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Over the moon: Will.i.am reveals his delight after Nasa ask him to write first song played on Mars

mirror.co.uk (10 months and 25 days ago)

Jun 23, 2012

News of his space venture came just one day after it emerged that he donated his £500,000 fee from The Voice to The Prince's Trust full story

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Over the moon: Will.i.am reveals his delight after Nasa ask him to write first song played on Mars

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