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Patsy Ann Noble (aka Trisha Noble) Dies At Age 77 Australian pop star and actress Patsy Ann Noble has passed away at the age of 77. Patsy was born Patricia Ann Noble. She worked in the United States as Trisha Noble. Her parents were Australian comedian and singer Clarence ‘Buster’ Noble and singer and dancer Helen De Paul. As Patsy Ann Noble she started her career seen to Australian’s on the television show Bandstand. Her first single was ‘Like I’m In Love’. She befriended Peter Allen who wrote ‘Busy Lips’ for her. The Delltones were her backing band. In 1962 she had her firs...

The Zombies photographed in west London in 1965. Wise Music Group has purchased the Marquis, Verulam and Mistletoe Melodies music publishing companies from The Bocu Group, in the process acquiring publishing rights to the works of influential rock band The Zombies. Included in the purchase are several tracks written by The Zombies' Rod Argent, including the Hot 100 No. 2 hit "She's Not There" from the group’s 1964 debut album Begin Here and the tracks "Tell Her No," "Care of Cell 44" and "Time of the Season" from their 1968 masterpiece  Odessey and Oracle. The sale also includes "This Wi...

Barbara Shelley, actress who became the Queen of Hammer Horror – obituary She was a model and dancer before consorting with Dracula - and being decapitated by Christopher Lee Barbara Shelley in Quatermass and the Pit (1967) Credit:  TCD/Prod.DB/Alamy Barbara Shelley, who has died aged 88, found herself hailed “Queen of the Ghoulies and Ghosties” in the 1960s when she appeared in several popular horror films, notably opposite Christopher Lee in Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966). She became Hammer Horror’s leading lady with appearances in The Gorgon (1964) in which she was decapitated...

The police have managed to solve all murders committed in 2020, in a year where for the first time a father was charged with killing his son.  It is the second successive year where the police recorded a 100 per cent success rate, and the first time this has occurred since 2004, according to crime historian Eddie Attard. Six cases were solved last year and three in 2019 – in other words, the police mounted prosecutions in all the murders that took place, although they are all still pending a court judgment. Last year was not an extraordinary one for murders in terms of numbers: the six cas...

By Paul Draper "It's hard to believe it's been fifteen years since the release of the Six album. People still talk to me about it. It sort of follows me around, and I guess it always will. I'm forever answering questions about the production, the lyrics, the arrangements, the meaning of it all. I only have half of the answers because it meant one thing to me, but another thing to the other maker of the record who was the guitarist in Mansun, whose take on the number six was to do with Taoism, Winnie The Pooh, a book called