Chartwell Dutiro from Zimbabwe performs at Africa Calling, one of the Live 8 concerts, at the Eden Project in Cornwall, southwest England, July 2, 2005. A galaxy of rock and roll stars will grace stages across the globe on Saturday for what is being billed as the greatest music show ever, in a bid to put pressure on world leaders to do more to help the poor. Live 8, an expanded version of the Live Aid sensation 20 years ago, will take in 10 cities and four continents, kicking off in Tokyo in the east and ending in North America in the west. REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov SM/DY 

Chartwell Dutiro from Zimbabwe performs at Africa Calling, one of the Live 8 concerts, at the Eden Project in Cornwall, southwest England, July 2, 2005. A galaxy of rock and roll stars will grace stages across the globe on Saturday for what is being billed as the greatest music show ever, in a bid to put pressure on world leaders to do more to help the poor. Live 8, an expanded version of the Live Aid sensation 20 years ago, will take in 10 cities and four continents, kicking off in Tokyo in the east and ending in North America in the west. REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov Pictures of the Month July 2005 Pictures of the year 2005 SM/DY