It's pretty much impossible that you DON'T know there was a big celebration this weekend to mark Queen Elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. Or, as it was officially known, her Platinum Jubilee. The Queen herself missed a lot of the festivities. I mean, she's 96, right? One of the things she missed was the ROCKING that went down Saturday night, with acts including Queen with Adam Lambert, Elton John, Diana Ross, and more. Rod Stewart's performance seems to be getting the most attention, though, because he sang Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" . . . and not everyone was a fan. To be fair, Rod admitted before he started the song that the BBC MADE him sing it. And he asked the crowd to join in to, quote, "make it comfortable for me." I don't think people should be upset with him. They asked him to sing it and he did, and he did a great job with it. Check out the videos below of Rod, Queen/Adam Lambert, Elton John and Diana Ross. They all sounded GREAT!!
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