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Riddle of Terry Wogan's three separate wigs finally solved (opens the original)
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Ten years on from the death of Sir Terry Wogan, one of showbiz's longest-running mysteries has finally been solved – he not only wore a wig, he had three of them. The hair on his second wig was slightly longer than hair on the first, and hair on the third toupee was a tad longer still. So when he replaced a hairpiece it looked as if his hair was growing. Then when he reverted to wearing the first wig, it seemed as if he'd had a haircut. Sir Terry, who died of prostate cancer aged 77, was long ru
Violin star reveals dad's fear over her 25-year age gap with husband (opens the original)
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Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti has revealed her father found it hard to accept she was settling down with a man 25 years her senior. Ms Benedetti, now 39, married multi Grammy Award-winning American trumpeter and composer Wynton Marsalis, now 64, in 2021. They have a two-year-old daughter Elise – his fifth child. Ms Benedetti met Marsalis when she was 17 but from the age of 19 to 28 she was in a relationship with German cellist Leonard Elschenbroich. In an interview for podcast Rosebud, she
Mike d'Abo: By the '80s I had next to nothing in my bank (opens the original)
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Mike d’Abo rose to fame in 1966, replacing Paul Jones as lead singer of Manfred Mann and notching up seven top-ten hits. He also wrote The Foundations’ hit Build Me Up Buttercup, the iconic Cadbury’s Finger Of Fudge TV jingle, and Handbags & Gladrags, later used as the theme tune to the BBC’s The Office and an early-2000s hit for Stereophonics. He’s still working with several bands, including The Manfreds. Mike, 82, lives in the Cotswolds with wife Lisa and their 18-year-old twins. Mike d’Abo li
I wouldn't get on TV today because I'm a white woman, says Sue Cook (opens the original)
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For many years, she was one of the top presenters on British television, but Sue Cook says she wouldn't get on TV today because she's a white middle-class woman. Ms Cook fronted major BBC series such as Crimewatch, Children In Need, Breakfast Time and Nationwide in the 1980s and 90s. She was even a running joke on Steve Coogan's comedy series I'm Alan Partridge. Now aged 77 and a novelist, Ms Cook admitted she was 'glad' she was on TV in the era she was, as she believes she would struggle to get
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