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Annie Nightingale's most raucous tales - boozing with Bowie and Beatles proposal - Vimarsana News

Annie Nightingale's most raucous tales - boozing with Bowie and Beatles proposal

Annie Nightingale, who has died aged 83, worked in the music industry for more than half a century so it's no surprise the broadcasting icon had some brilliant celebrity stories to share

Mugged in Cuba, drugged in Baghdad and bugged in Russia - and a marriage proposal from Macca! How Radio 1 star Annie Nightingale lived life to the full - Vimarsana News

Mugged in Cuba, drugged in Baghdad and bugged in Russia - and a marriage proposal from Macca! How Radio 1 star Annie Nightingale lived life to the full

Her cast-iron determination - and a recommendation from Derek Taylor, then press officer for The Beatles - secured her a coveted slot on the station in 1967 as its first female presenter.

Quick Quotes: Canadians react to death of former NDP Leader Broadbent – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Quick Quotes: Canadians react to death of former NDP Leader Broadbent – Winnipeg Free Press

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Strokes, Amy Winehouse Star in Piper Ferguson's 'Indie/Seen Photo Book - Vimarsana News

Strokes, Amy Winehouse Star in Piper Ferguson's 'Indie/Seen Photo Book

With stellar photos of the Strokes, Killers, Beck, Amy Winehouse and more, Piper Ferguson's 'Indie/Seen' book is a time capsule of the early '00s.

Things can only get better? Rishi Sunak's election chant reckoning was perfection – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Things can only get better? Rishi Sunak's election chant reckoning was perfection – The Irish Times

Hugh Linehan: Countless politicians have tried to co-opt pop hits as campaign anthems