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Frances Bean and Tony Hawk's son Riley Hawk have married, Kurt Cobain's daughter Frances Bean and Tony Hawk's son Riley Hawk have married. According to TMZ, the couple married in Los Angeles earlier in October after obtaining a marriage license in September in San Diego County. And, what's more, the rock royalty performed a musical icon act as the celebrant on the day - Michael Stipe, the REM frontman.

Hundreds of grieving supporters gathered outside the Wall of Fame in Dublin's Temple Bar today to pay their respects to the late Sinead O'Connor. Mourners discussed the influence her music had on their lives, and they called for her to 'light an absolute fire under all of us' to examine how mental stability and children are handled in Ireland. The audience performed two of her hits, Black Boys On Mopeds and Nothing Compares 2 U, and they also created a small memorial at the Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum building in Dublin using today's newspapers, flowers, and photographs of the singer.

The Irish music legend had excitedly announced her move into the area and announced plans to'write new songs,' hinting at a forthcoming album and a world tour. Just after 11 a.m. yesterday, police were called to the property between Herne Hill and Brixton. At the time, the actor was pronounced dead on the scene. Her death is not being treated with suspicion. It came after MailOnline revealed Sinead had reported on social media that she had returned to London and felt "very proud to be home" in a video shot in her new flat on July 9. The singer's Facebook page was taken to confirm it was her Twitter account and that she was unpacking. She apologised for the chaos and called the modern apartment a's***hole' because her possessions were on the floor. However, there were also rumors of placing Vaseline on her face to gaze after her skin and 'beautiful' sun flowers, which her friend purchased as a housewarming gift, and were worthy of place in the modern kitchen.

After police were alerted, the actor, 56, was discovered'unresponsive' at a apartment in south-east London, but detectives are not concerned about the star's sudden death as suspicious, although the cause remains a mystery. The coroner was alerted of the death on Wednesday after police found the Grammy Award-winning musician unresponsive at a home in Herne Hill, south-east London, on Wednesday. According to a statement on London Inner South Coroner's Court website, there was no medical cause of death.' An autopsy was therefore ordered by the Coroner. The findings of this investigation may not be available for several weeks. After these findings are reported and submissions have been received from the family, it will be determined whether an inquest will be needed.

Sinead O'Connor was found 'unresponsive' at a house in south-east London after police were alerted, but detectives are not concerned about the actor's sudden death, according to the star. Scotland Yard has reported that the Irish singer died in the British capital on Wednesday morning, just weeks after she moved into a new apartment. A call was sent to a home in London's SE24 district, which includes gentel Herne Hill and sits between Brixton and Dulwich. Huw Edwards, a broadcaster, as well as actors Mark Rylance, Olivia Colman, and James Nesbitt are among the notable SE24 residents. Sinead had just returned to London at the start of July, calling the area her 'home' and expressing her dissatisfaction with the ballet and writing new songs in the days before she died, according to MailOnline. She also posted on Facebook that she wanted to go on tour next year. A Met Police spokesman said: On Wednesday, police were alerted to calls of an unresponsive woman at a residential address in the SE24 area at 11.18 a.m. on Wednesday, July 26. Officers were deployed. At the hospital, a 56-year-old woman was declared dead. The next of kin has been notified. The death is not being treated as suspicious. For the Coroner, a file will be created.' Sinead's death is likely due to a post-mortem examination, since she died suddenly. By her death yesterday, families, acquaintances, and followers were left devastated. Michael Stipe, Tori Amos, and Irish singer Shane MacGowan are among those who paid tribute to O'Connor's talent and legacy.

On the Isle of Harris' north coast, a family keen on wild camping is thought to have pitched their tent up on Northton Beach and then dismissed locals' warning about the danger of the tide washing their plush safari tent away. (Pictured: Images of the wild campers posted to the Isle of Harris Facebook group)

Courtney Love has paid a 'twin flame' to Kurt Cobain, who has been convicted of causing a sad end to her 'twin flame'. The 58-year-old Hole actress reached 29 years on April 5, 1994, when she posted a black-and-white snapshot of his hands clasped together, which was taken by R.E.M. Michael Stipe - and revealed that the photograph made her miss the Nirvana frontman 'deeply' nearly three decades after he took his own life. Courtney wrote on Instagram: "I love beautiful hands, it's the first thing I see in another." These hands were pictured in the only photograph of Kurt that @michaelstipe took, and I love it. A shot of my twin flame shows stunning hands like a votive/a mudra.

On August 18, Frances took to Instagram to reflect on how she has progress in the last decade, saying her 20-year-old self wasn't positive' she'd make it to 30. The visual artist was the only child of Hole singer Courtney Love and Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain (inset), who died by suicide in 1994 as a child. In her essay, she reveals that she suffered from "deep self loathing" and "more pain" than she knew how to cope. It was a "event on a plane" that brought her "closer in proximity to death," which had changed her perspective and brought her "radical gratitude," Frances said. Riley Hawk, a professional skateboarder, was featured in her article, photographs of herself, her family, and her art, as well as a snapshot of herself and her boyfriend, professional skateboarder Riley Hawk (right).

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