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Soul Legend Isaac Hayes Dies

Soul fable ISAAC HAYES has died. He was 65.

Hayes passed away on Sunday (10Aug08) aurora at a Memphis, Tennessee hospital. The cause of death has yet to be confirmed.

According to reports, the songwriter was rushed to Baptist East Hospital after an emergency call from Hayes' married woman, who found him fabrication near a treadmill in the couple's home.

Police at The Shelby County Sheriff's Office are investigation the star's death, only do non believe repellant play was a factor.

Born in 1942 in Covington, Tennessee, Hayes was raised by his enate grandparents, wHO moved the family to Memphis when he was six.

Hayes' early ambitions of becoming a doctor were redirected when he won a talent contest in ninth grade, singing Nat King Cole's Looking Back.

A self-taught player, he was hired in 1964 by Tennessee-based Stax Records as a stand-in pianist, working as a session musician for music greats including Otis Redding.

He presently paved his way to stardom with the button of his album Hot Buttered Soul in 1969.

The soulfulness singer stone-broke out with a turn one hit with the 1971 Grammy Award-winning Theme From Shaft from the iconic film, starring worker Richard Roundtree.

Hayes' chart-topping singles too include Hold On, I'm Coming and Soul Man.

In the early seventies, Hayes continued to forge a path for discotheque and urban-contemporary music, qualification way for legendary singers like Barry White.

In a 1999 interview reflecting on his career he said of his influence: "I knew nothing around the business enterprise, or trends and things like that. I remember it was a matter of timing. I didn't know what was flowering."

In accession to music, Hayes has appeared in several movies, including It Could Happen to You with Nicolas Cage, Ninth Street with Martin Sheen and Reindeer Games, leading Ben Affleck.

Hayes enjoyed success as a radio show

Kerry Katona Gives Nanny 50% Pay Rise

Kerry Katona was so desperate for the she-goat who looks after her four kids not to quit -- she offered her a 50% ante up rise, it was claimed today.

The former Atomic Kitten singer's hired help, Gemma, got so fed up with the star's helter-skelter lifestyle she walked out on her last week.

Katona reportedly offered �26,000-a-year ($52k) Gemma an extra �13,000 ($26k) on her pay to stay.

A source told Britain's News of The World newspaper, "It made no sense�but when Kerry has problems she just throws money at them and hopes they will vanish.

"She called her beggary her to go back and offered her a pay arise that she couldn't turn down.

"Kerry simply finds it a struggle with four-spot kids on her own.

"And that enraged Mark so much this time he stormed off for a couple of days."

"Mark really was at the end of his tether," aforesaid the chum. "It's non like him to go and leave her and it shows how good he was about this.

"But Kerry persuaded him to come home."

The friend added that Mark has told Kerry she needs to focus on looking after Molly, six, Lilly Sue, five, Heidi, 18 months, and Maxwell instead of relying on helpers.

The informant added, "She knows she needs to get her act together and focus on organism a right mum and a good wife and she's panic-stricken of losing him."

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