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France-Us-Entertainment-Music-Prince
This photo taken on June 16, 1990 shows musician Prince performing on stage during his concert at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris.
Pop icon Prince -- whose pioneering brand of danceable funk made him one of music's most influential figures -- died on April 21, 2016 at his compound in Minnesota. He was 57. The announcement came just a week after the Grammy and Oscar winner was taken to hospital with a bad bout of influenza, although he made light of his health problems after the scare.
/ AFP PHOTO / Bertrand GUAY
© Agence France-Presse (AFP) - All Rights Reserved

World Cup, 2nd Rnd: Czechoslovakia 4 Costa Rica 1
Football - 1990 World Cup - Round of 16: Czechoslovakia 4 Costa Rica 1
The Czechoslovakia team group before kick-off at Stadio San Nicola, Bari, on 23/06/1990
[1] Jan STEJSKAL (GK)
[3] Miroslav KADLEC
[4] Ivan HASEK (C)
[5] Jan KOCIAN
[6] Frantisek STRAKA
[7] Michal BILEK
[8] Jozef CHOVANEC
[9] Lubos KUBIK
[10]Tomas SKUHRAVY
[11]Lubomir MORAVCIK
[17]Ivo KNOFLICEK
© Colorsport

Computer simulation of solar oscillations
Computer simulation showing oscillations on the surface of the Sun. The Sun's surface is known to oscillate up and down like the surface of a wobbling jelly. The effect is due to the presence of sound waves of different frequencies, bouncing back & forth within the Sun. This simulation shows a combination of only 100 modes of oscillation; ten million different modes are known to exist. The height of the oscillations has been exaggerated by a factor of 1000 in this image. Each of these bumps moves up and down once every 5 minutes or so; the exact period of oscillation of each mode carries information on the structure & dynamics of the interior of the Sun
© DAVID HATHAWAY/NASA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY