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In 1997 Sting joined Luciano Pavarotti for the opening of the Pavarotti Music Center in war-torn Mostar, Bosnia.
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Sting was a certified primary school teacher in England.
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Sting's song "Every Breath You Take" is officially the most requested radio song of all time.
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One of Sting's children suffers from dyspraxia (a developmental disorder of the brain in childhood affecting movement and coordination).
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Sting performed for the BBC's annual Children in Need charity event in 21 November 2003.
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Sting put the movie of his son Jake's birth in his movie Bring on the Night.
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Sting's album "Nothing Like the Sun" is dedicated to his mother, Audrey.
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Sting got his nickname ("Sting") from the black and gold rugby shirts he used to wear, which made him look like a hornet.
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Sting is an avid supporter of the soccer team Newcastle United.
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Sting wrote the hit song "Every Breath You Take" after waking up in the middle of the night from a dream.
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Sting speaks fluent Portuguese.
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Sting was a member of Band Aid in 1984.
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Sting is the godfather of
Madonna's son Rocco.
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The comic book character John Constantine from DC's Hellblazer was designed to look like Sting.
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Sting's favorite music is jazz.
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Sting and
Trudie Styler lived together for about 10 years before getting married.
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Sting has 6 children (two from his first wife, four from
Trudie).
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Sting's main trademark is his high-pitched, raspy voice.
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Sting's height is 6' (1.83 m).
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Sting and wife,
Trudie Styler shocked and surprised their son and guests on his 21st birthday bash with video of his own birth.
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Sting doesn't have the rights for the name STING. A wreslter called Steve "STING" Borden have the legal rights to use it.