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American rock band Eagles of Death Metal are speaking out in an interview for the first time since gunmen opened fire at their concert on November 13th in Paris, France.

In a sit-down interview with Vice that will premiere next week, band members Jesse Hughes and Joshua Homme will recount the tragic events of that evening.

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“Several people hid in our dressing room and the killers were able to get in and killed every one of them, except for a kid who was hiding under my leather jacket,” Jesse explained.

He tearfully adedd, “People were playing dead and they were so scared. A great reason why so many people were killed was because so many people wouldn’t leave their friends. So many people put themselves in front of people.”

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Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, looks on as her husband Prince William signs a book of condolences at the French Embassy on Tuesday afternoon (November 17) in London, England.

The couple spoke with French ambassador London Sylvie Bermann before sending their well wishes to the people of France after the attacks in Paris last week.

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Later that day, Kate also attended Fostering Network’s Fostering Excellence Awards, where she had tea with all the young award winners.

That evening, Prince William stopped by a soccer match between England and France at Wembley Stadium.

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Justin Bieber is mourning the loss of his friend and Universal Music Group executive Thomas Ayad, who was a victim of the attack at Bataclan on Friday (November 13) in Paris.

The 21-year-old entertainer took to his Twitter to pay tribute to Thomas.

“Still thinking about Paris and my friend Thomas that we lost in the tragedy. He was a part of the team for years and I wish I would’ve had more time to thank him. Make sure to appreciate people while you have them. Thanks Thomas for everything you did for me. You are appreciated and missed. Thoughts and prayers are with your family & friends #PrayForParis,” Justin wrote.

Justin also paid tribute to the victims of the attacks in Paris during a moment of prayer during his album release shows last week as well as at the taping of Nickelodeon’s 2015 Halo Awards on Saturday (November 14).

Paris continues to be in our thoughts.

The Vamps are mourning the loss of two members of their team in the attacks on Paris last week.

The band – Brad Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, and Tristan Evans – revealed the terrible news on their Facebook account.

“We want to pass on our deepest condolences to the families and friends of Thomas and Marie who were a huge part of The Vamps team in France and who tragically passed away Friday night in Paris,” they wrote. “They will be sorely missed by us and all that knew them. Brad, James, Connor, and Tristan.”

James also sent out a tweet:

Geraldo Rivera‘s emotional story was watched by millions as he tried to communicate with his daughter Simone, who was in the Stade de France during the Paris terrorist attacks.

Now, the Fox News personality has flown to Paris to cover the events for the network and to reunite with his daughter.

Geraldo‘s reunion with Simone was caught on camera and he says “[it was] an amazing relief just to squeeze her. Just to know she was safe.”

“The Rivera family is tremendously relieved, but we mourn for all the other families who have suffered so much,” Geraldo said. He also added that “the kids in [her] exchange program are going through counseling.”

The owners of Le Bataclan, the concert venue that was the site of the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris last week, have released their first statement since the horrific events.

“No words can express the level of sadness we feel. Our thoughts go to the victims, to those injured and to their loved ones,” the owner said (via Rolling Stone).

“Many of you want to come to the Bataclan, but unfortunately, the authorities still need to work on [the] site,” the venue’s owners added. “We will keep you informed as soon as it’s possible for you to come and mourn in front of the concert hall. Thank you for your support, which deeply affects us.”

U2 stopped by the venue the night after the attacks to pay their respects.

A concert was being performed by the Eagles of Death Metal during the attack. 89 music fans were killed at the venue and more than 100 were injured.

We continue to send our thoughts and condolences to everyone affected by the tragedy.

John Oliver slammed the Paris attackers in a profanity ridden monologue on the latest episode of his HBO show Last Week Tonight.

“Look, it’s hardly been 48 hours and much is still unknown, but there are a few things we can say for certain,” the host told his audience. “And this is when it actually helps to be on HBO, where those things can be said without restraint, because after the many necessary and appropriate moments of silence, I’d like to offer you a moment of premium cable profanity.”

John said that the attackers are “gigantic f–king a�”holes – unconscionable flaming a–holes – possibly working with other f–king a–holes, definitely working in service of an ideology of pure a–holery.”

“And this goes almost without saying, f–k these a�”holes. F–k them, if I may say, sideways,” John added.