…and other colourful facts about our ‘First Lady’.

…is a Cuban-born American singer. Her hits include Rhythm Is Gonna Get You and Cuts Both Ways. She has sold around 100 million records worldwide and has won 7 Grammy Awards.

In this deeply personal interview, June Brown speaks to Richard Barber about Dirty Den, suburbia, her husband’s tragic suicide – and how faith has got her through it all

He has been no stranger to controversy, but in a busy year, Prince Harry has learnt to balance his easy charm with a strong sense of duty

…is a doctor and presenter. He became the health and medical adviser on TV-am in 1989 and has since taken the role of health editor on Lorraine and Daybreak. He used to write a weekly health column for the News of the World.

Cinema legend and The Lady film critic Barry Norman's new book is also an ode to his late wife. Here, he explains why...

…is an American comedian. She studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and went on to join the Royal Shakespeare Company. Her comedic roles include parts in Girls On Top. She has appeared in Absolutely Fabulous

As Cher releases a new album, family friend Brianne Leary – with a little help from some exclusive, personal photographs – tells the life-affirming story of the star’s mother and a family that just wouldn’t give up

We may have interviewed George only last week, but some stars really are unforgettable, recalls our legendary film critic...

…is an English actress. Born in Cambridgeshire to Polish parents, she starred in the VO5 shampoo ad campaign in America in the 1970s. She also appeared in the British TV series Rock Follies before starring in Minder, To The Manor Born and EastEn

He's handsome, clever and an Oscar contender (again). Susan Griffin remembers meeting the charming Mr Clooney

As his much-anticipated new novel is published, Anthony Horowitz talks to Matt Warren about Sherlock Holmes, losing his sight - and the perils of overprotecting our children