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Despite her successful career in entertainment - she also won two Emmy Awards and a Tony - she never had any interest in the social and glamorous aspects of the industry, and devoted herself to politics in the 1990s, angered by the damage she believed was being inflicted on the working classes by former Conservative prime minister Margaret Thatcher. Both publications reported that Stevens died in Los Angeles on Friday, following a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. Famous for The Jerry Springer Show - a ratings hit known for its strippers, food-fights and punch-ups - the politician-turned-presenter saw his work as a TV rebellion against the elite. Pro rally driver and YouTube personality Ken Block died in a snowmobile accident near his Park City, Utah home on Jan.

Her horoscopes and clairvoyant messages captured the imagination of the public and she received huge amounts of correspondence - including from angry Manchester United fans after she correctly predicted their team would lose to Everton in the FA Cup final in 1995.He is survived by wife Jessica Gomes, whom he wed in 2018, and their two young kids: daughter Aria Li and son Caio Lian.

The presenter was honoured with an MBE for services to entertainment in 2008, adding to a list of achievements including a TV BAFTA, a British Comedy Award, and a National Television Award. The death of controversial former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi brought an end to one of the most colourful and controversial political careers of recent times. hours answering trivia, impersonating your favourite celeb and playing guess who in the picture round.

His death came just a month after it was announced that De La Soul's classic back catalogue would be made available for digital streaming for the first time. His characters included Sir Les Patterson - the lecherous "phallus-brandishing" diplomat who once chased Kylie Minogue off stage at the Royal Festival Hall - and the "boring man of the suburbs" Sandy Stone. Frances Sternhagen, the award-winning actress best known for her roles on Cheers and Sex and the City, died at age 93. Her comeback as a solo star in the 1980s, pushing back against those who told her that as a woman in her 40s she could not make it as a solo star, gave the world hits including Private Dancer, We Don't Need Another Hero, What's Love Got To Do With It, and of course, a biggest track, The Best. The actress' husband Stephen Full told Deadline, "There is a cavernous hole in the soul of this family today.