Singer Pink has revealed that she raised 32,000 Australian dollars for a song at a fundraising dinner. The 29-year-old is performing the Australian leg of her successful Funhouse tour and she recently attended a charity dinner. She said on her Twitter page: "Went to an amazing fundraiser dinner tonight for the Sydney Theatre Company, and surprisingly was able to raise 32,000 buckaroonies 4 a song."

Singer Pink Raises 32,000 Australian Dollars for Charity (Image: Splash News)

The singer added: "I sang Mr President and got to hang with the incredibly dazzling Cate Blanchett. I've come a long way from McDonalds!!!!" Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore, also said that she was thrown a bash by her record label just before. She added on Twitter: "Was a big night! Right b4 that my record company threw me a spiffy soiree to celebrate the tour and 9x platinum. I'm gushing, but I'm just happy."


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Fans of Jacko rushed to snap up the 85,000 tickets, and the website failed to cope with the pressure and soon crashed. A memorial service was held at the Staples Center in LA in July where family, friends and other artists paid their respects.