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Robbie and Kylie for Haiti single Mariah Carey joins Haiti single
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Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue will sing on Simon Cowell's charity single for the victims of the Haiti earthquake, it has been confirmed. Mariah Carey is the latest performer to join an all-star charity single for the victims of the Haiti earthquake.
The Sun, which has teamed up with Cowell, added that Cheryl Cole and Take That would also sing on the track, a cover of REM's Everybody Hurts. She will appear alongside Robbie Williams, Kylie Minogue, Take That, Cheryl Cole and JLS on the track, which is a cover of REM's Everybody Hurts.
Meanwhile, Radiohead have raised more than $500,000 (£308,192) for the appeal with a special gig in Los Angeles. Several artists are recording their parts on Tuesday at a studio in West London. All are working for free.
And George Clooney's global telethon has so far raised $61m (£37.6m). Simon Cowell, who is organising the charity effort, is hoping to complete the single by 7 February.
It is believed the 7.0 magnitude quake on 12 January killed as many as 200,000 people. An estimated 1.5 million people have been left homeless. Online auction
'Honoured' Artists such as Mika, James Morrison and Alexandra Burke have been singing their lines at Trevor Horn's Sarm Studios in Notting Hill - where the original Band Aid single was recorded in 1984.
Recording for Cowell's single has already started, with Leona Lewis, JLS, James Blunt and Joe McElderry laying down their vocals.
Williams is expected to record his parts in Los Angeles along with his former Take That bandmates.Williams is expected to record his parts in Los Angeles along with his former Take That bandmates.
He said: "I'm very honoured to be asked to contribute to the single.He said: "I'm very honoured to be asked to contribute to the single.
"We can all do something to help the people of Haiti and I urge everyone to do what they can.""We can all do something to help the people of Haiti and I urge everyone to do what they can."
Radiohead fans bid online for tickets to the gig Minogue will add her voice from a "secret" location where she is recording her new album.
Several other artists are due to visit the Sarm studios in Notting Hill, London, on Tuesday to record their contribution. Minogue and Williams previously duetted on the single Kids in 2000
Among them are Mika, James Morrison and Rod Stewart. Kylie Minogue will add her voice from a "secret" location where she is recording her new album.
The vocals will be pieced together by producer Steve Robson, who has previously worked with Take That, Westlife and Busted.The vocals will be pieced together by producer Steve Robson, who has previously worked with Take That, Westlife and Busted.
Half of the single's proceeds will go to the Sun's Helping Haiti fund and the rest will be donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee.Half of the single's proceeds will go to the Sun's Helping Haiti fund and the rest will be donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee.
Charity concert
Meanwhile, Radiohead have raised more than $500,000 (£308,192) for the appeal with a special gig in Los Angeles.
Radiohead performed for more than two hours on Sunday at the Henry Fonda Theatre.Radiohead performed for more than two hours on Sunday at the Henry Fonda Theatre.
Stars such as Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Charlize Theron, Anna Paquin and Daniel Craig were in the crowd.Stars such as Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Charlize Theron, Anna Paquin and Daniel Craig were in the crowd.
Fans had bid for tickets in an online auction, with proceeds going to Oxfam International.Fans had bid for tickets in an online auction, with proceeds going to Oxfam International.
And George Clooney's global telethon has so far raised $61m (£37.6m).
It is believed the 7.0 magnitude quake on 12 January killed as many as 200,000 people. An estimated 1.5 million people have been left homeless.
Some of the world's most famous celebrities, including Madonna, Jay Z, Rihanna and Mary J Blige participated in Clooney's Hope for Haiti Now telethon, which took place on Friday.Some of the world's most famous celebrities, including Madonna, Jay Z, Rihanna and Mary J Blige participated in Clooney's Hope for Haiti Now telethon, which took place on Friday.
It was shown on all major US TV channels, YouTube, MySpace and on MTV in the UK.It was shown on all major US TV channels, YouTube, MySpace and on MTV in the UK.