Donna Summer dies at age 63 of cancer victim

Donna Summer dies at age 63 of cancer victim

The music world is in mourning again after ascertaining that the incredible voice of the great Donna Summer went out forever on Thursday morning. The 'Queen of Disco' died after a long battle with cancer.

The news portal 'TMZ' reported that Donna Summer, performer of hits like 'Last Dance', 'Hot Stuff' and Bad Girls, was in Florida at the time of his death. Donna left this world at age 63.

One of the biggest hits of Donna Summer was the album 'Bad Girls' team which earned her five Grammys in the 1970s and one of his most memorable duets he performed with the equally iconic Barbra Streisand with' No More Tears ( Enough is Enough) '.

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Beastie Boys in mourning: Cancer defeated Adam Yauch, cofounder of the group

 Beastie Boys in mourning: Cancer defeated Adam Yauch, cofounder of the group

Known for being a founding member of the renowned group Beastie Boys, Adam Yauch ceased to exist today, May 4. Yauch was in cancer treatment since 2009, but could not overcome it.

He discovered a cancer in the salivary glands in 2009 and since then started their struggle. The Beastie Boys decided to make a new album, 'Hot auce Committee Pt2' and to tour, but Yauch's disease slowed projects.

Adam Yauch 'MCA' co-founded the Beastie Boys with Mike Diamond 'Mike D' and Adam 'Ad-Rock "in 1979. The band began as a hardcore punk Gripo, but then decided to turn around and tested with hip hop.

 
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Women in New Zealand die from consumption of Coca-Cola

Women in New Zealand die from consumption of Coca-Cola

WELLINGTON, New Zealand. - The habit of a woman to take seven and a half liters (two gallons) of Coca-Cola a day probably contributed to her death, experts say. The giant beverage producer responded by saying that even water can be fatal in large amounts.

Natasha Harris was a 30-year-old mother of eight, of Invercargill, who died of a heart attack in 2010. Fairfax Media said a pathologist testified Thursday that she probably suffered from hypokalemia or low potassium, caused by excessive consumption of Coca-Cola and generally poor nutrition.

Harris's partner said she drank 10 liters (2.6 gallons) of Coca-Cola a day. He added that she ate little and smoked about 30 cigarettes a day.

The Forensic Service is compiling a final report on the death of Harris.