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A set of special stamps is being issued to celebrate rock group Queen, featuring images of some of their most popular album covers.

Queen and singer Adam Lambert have a message for workers on the front line of the COVID-19 fight: “You Are the Champions." Brian May, Roger Taylor and Lambert recently gathered virtually to record a new version of the Queen classic, “We Are the Champions." "You Are the Champions” was released early Fridayon all streaming and download services, with proceeds going to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

Members of Queen and out singer Adam Lambert have released a re-recorded version of Queen’s iconic song “We Are the Champions” to honor and support health care professionals on the front lines fighting COVID-19.

Queen and singer Adam Lambert have a message for workers on the front line of the coronavirus fight: “You Are the Champions.” Brian May, Roger Taylor and Lambert recently gathered virtually to record a new version of the Queen classic, “We Are the Champions.” “You Are the Champions” was released early Friday on all streaming and download services, with proceeds going to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

While in quarantine, Adam Lambert and Queen have delivered a fitting, new take on the iconic "We Are the Champions." In a split-screen clip guitarist Brian May shared to Instagram on Monday (April 20), he, Lambert and drummer Roger Taylor perform the tune from the comfort of their own homes.

Queen and Adam Lambert have reworked a classic song to match the coronavirus pandemic.

By Michele Amabile Angermiller

Queen and Adam Lambert are joining forces – remotely, of course – to salute and raise funds for the healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic with the release of a new version of "We Are the Champions." Addressed to the healthcare heroes risking their lives to save others, the song is redone as "You Are the Champions" and features a video of Lambert, Roger Taylor and Brian May performing the song in quarantine alongside footage of doctors and nurses fighting COVID-19.

While in quarantine, Adam Lambert and Queen have delivered a fitting, new take on the iconic "We Are the Champions."In a split-screen clip guitarist Brian May shared to Instagram on Monday (April 20), he, Lambert and drummer Roger Taylor perform the tune from the comfort of their own homes.Lambert belts the powerful chorus as usual, before repeating it once more, changing the "we" to "you" as a subtle, yet heartfelt message of love and support."#youarethechampions," May captioned the post.

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LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – Since first collaborating with Brian May and Roger Taylor during his almost-triumphant run on 2009’s iteration of “American Idol,” every Queen + Adam Lambert performance features the latter finding new ways to humble himself.

Since first collaborating with Brian May and Roger Taylor during his almost-triumphant run on 2009’s iteration of “American Idol,” every Queen + Adam Lambert performance features the latter finding new ways to humble himself.

Robbie Williams was once asked to fill Freddie Mercury’s shoes as the Queen frontman.

He says his "low self-esteem" prevented him from taking the gig

Robbie Williams turned down the chance to front Queen because he didn’t like the idea of trying to replace Freddie Mercury and taking a pay cut.

Queen + Adam Lambert recreated the band’s iconic Live Aid set during the Fire Fight Australia benefit gig on Sunday.

Sydney had a rockin’ night on Sunday, when Queen performed at ANZ Olympic Stadium as part of their Fire Fight Australia concert benefitting those affected by the deadly bushfires in the region.

Sydney had a rockin’ night on Sunday, when Queen performed at ANZ Olympic Stadium as part of their Fire Fight Australia concert benefitting those affected by the deadly bushfires in the region.

Adam Lambert joined Queen to reprise the band’s 1985 Live Aid set for the first time ever at a fundraising concert for the Australian bushfires.

Thirty-five years after its original release, Queen's "Thank God It's Christmas" has provided fans with something new to celebrate this holiday season.Written by the band's guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor and a b-side for the single "A Winter's Tale," "Thank God It's Christmas" now has a new touching animated video courtesy of director/animator Justin Moon.