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Elton John vows to kill off his most famous song because it was 'written as a joke' - Vimarsana News

Elton John vows to kill off his most famous song because it was 'written as a joke'

Elton John vows to kill off his most famous song because it was 'written as a joke' EXCLUSIVE: Megastar Elton on old songs, his new collaborations and why he'll refuse to sing an old favourite when his Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour is finally over in 2023 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with o...

From Fred Austerlitz to Mel G: The stars who dump their real names for showbiz - Vimarsana News

From Fred Austerlitz to Mel G: The stars who dump their real names for showbiz

From Fred Austerlitz to Mel G: The stars who dump their real names for showbiz 6 Apr, 2021 12:06 AM 5 minutes to read Thandiwe Newton as Maeve Millay in Westworld. Photo / HBO Daily Telegraph UK OPINION: The actress formerly known as Thandie Newton has announced she is reclaiming her original name. She will henceforth be credited in films as "Thandiwe", meaning "beloved" in the Shona language of her mother's native Zimbabwe. "Thandiwe" became "Thandie", the Mission Impossible and Westworld star explained, through "carelessness" when the "w" was dropped during her first acting credit. "That's ...

Who was 'Rita Crudgington'? The strange history of Hollywood name-changers - Vimarsana News

Who was 'Rita Crudgington'? The strange history of Hollywood name-changers

Who was ‘Rita Crudgington’? The strange history of Hollywood name-changers Thandiwe Newton – formerly ‘Thandie’ – is not the first, or by any means the most unusual, case of renaming in Tinseltown 5 April 2021 • 3:53pm Thandiwe Newton, as she will now be credited, has dropped the name 'Thandie' after 20 years Credit: AFP The actress formerly known as Thandie Newton has announced she is reclaiming her original name. She will henceforth be credited in films as “Thandiwe”, meaning “beloved” in the Shona language of her mother’s native Zimbabwe.   “Thandiwe” became â€...

The Hollies: Drummer Booby Elliott recalls 60s band's roaring success - Vimarsana News

The Hollies: Drummer Booby Elliott recalls 60s band's roaring success

Allan Clarke formed the band with his Salford school pal Nash with the dream of becoming “Manchester’s Everly Brothers”. They chose the name as they waited to go on stage at the Oasis club in December 1962 because, said Clarke, “we liked Buddy Holly and it was Christmas”. Guitarist Vic Steele didn’t want to turn pro so they poached Tony from the local band the Dolphins. “I caught the Ribble bus to Manchester to check them out. They were playing The Twisted Wheel club and I listened through an air vent in case they were crap.”  They weren’t so he introduced me to Graham who...

Six burning questions about Harry and Meghan's new podcast - Vimarsana News

Six burning questions about Harry and Meghan's new podcast

Six burning questions about Harry and Meghan's new podcast Having spent half an hour of his life listening to the Spotify episode, Michael Hogan asks where the Sussexes' venture is heading Harry and Meghan have released the first Archewell Audio podcast Credit: The Telegraph The music streaming site reportedly paid tens of millions of pounds for the runaway royal duo’s podcast series. The opening instalment is a star-studded, platitude-stuffed “Holiday Special”. But we have questions. Six of them, to be precise…   1. How do you pronounce Archewell? Is it “Arch-well”? “Archer-w...