ITV Coronation Street star Antony Cotton's emotional tribute as he and co-star Helen Worth are honoured by the Queen

Glastonbury on Saturday.The singer-songwriter who turned age 80 last week, is about to make history books as he prepares to headline the most iconic festival in the UK.Paul, who was one of the main leading forces in The Beatles during their peak in the 1960s, is lingering up once more for a show-stopping performance like no other - as he takes to the legendary Pyramid stage this weekend.READ NEXT: Sharon Stone opens up on the loss of nine children miscarriage in heartbreaking postThe psychedelic band member who has stormed that charts for decades has proved to be unstoppable of recent - having celebrated a landmark birthday last week and hitting the record books at Glasto this week.With Paul very much still a legend in the eyes of many musicians and festival goers alike, we wanted to mark his momentous performance this week with a glance at his wild life.On June 18, 1942 a star was literally born in Walton, Liverpool.However, avid Beetles fans will know that his first name is not actually Paul.The talented musician had been named after his father James but as life at home became complicated with duplication, his parents opted to call him by his middle name, Paul - and I guess they say the rest is history!His mother Mary, who was a straight-laced catholic, tragically passed at just 47 after battling cancer - which led Paul to throw himself into music.It has been reported that Mary was the inspiration behind one of Paul's very first melody's I've Lost My Little Girl -with the lyrics bing very telling about their relationship.By sheer chance, in 1957 Paul happened to meet John Lennon during a visit to village Fete in Woolton - with Paul showcasing his cord skills on the guitar and later being invited to join the band, The

Ukraine because Vladimir Putin is running out of senior officers. The 20 stone general, 67, is now said to be in charge of Russian special forces operating in the region after the unit’s former commander was seriously injured in an artillery strike.

EastEnders. The hardman, played by Steve McFadden, is out for blood over his son Ben (Max Bowden) being raped by evil Lewis Butler (Aidan O’Callaghan).

Who will she date? Kristin Cavallari’s kids are giving their mom dating advice. The Hills alum posted a series of Instagram stories where her kids tell her who they want her to date.

Protecting her family. Cardi B defended her kids on Twitter after they were attacked by trolls. The “WAP” rapper clapped back against the trolls after they claimed that her daughter Kulture, 3, has autism.

Josh Duggar is beginning his 12-year federal prison sentence. On Friday, the "19 Kids and Counting" alum was transferred out of the Washington County Detention Center where he’s been held since his conviction in December, FOX 24 reported.

Anna Faris is getting candid on divorce. The 45-year-old actress spoke her two failed marriages on Chelsea Handler’s "Dear Chelsea" podcast on Thursday.  "I’m like a divorce veteran because I’ve been divorced twice," she told Handler. "It hit hard the first time." Anna Faris referred to herself as a "divorce veteran" in a recent podcast appearance.

Ups and downs. Jessie James Decker’s family has made headlines through the years, from their once-tight reality TV bond to a years-long rift.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorThe 56th Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival will host the launch of KVIFF Talents, its new year-round program, whose goal is to identify talented filmmakers, and support the creation of projects with international ambition, and a high level of originality. The first flight of 11 creative teams will present their projects in person during a showcase on July 4 at 12:30 p.m.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticDoes the phrase “that’s all right” apply to the new “Elvis” movie… as in, “that’s all correct”? No one is probably expecting that — any practiced watcher of biopics knows virtually any example of the form will take deep liberties with the facts for dramatic purposes. And maybe it’s a given that a director who puts hip-hop and hard rock on the soundtracks for period films, as Baz Luhrmann does, might favor effect over absolute verisimilitude.Still, “Elvis” is right on enough counts — literally or spiritually — that it’s worth trying to separate fact from fiction in the movie’s narrative of Elvis Presley (played by Austin Butler) and his nearly career-long manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks).

football star Harry Maguire has tied the knot, marrying his childhood sweetheart in a lavish ceremony held in France.Harry and Fern Hawkins, who have dated since they were teenagers, held their nuptials in a luxury chateau, with the romantic affair attended family and friends, having previously had a private ceremony at a registry office to exchange their vows earlier this year.The couple, who are 29 and 27 respectively, celebrated at the historic Chateau Varennes, which was once named one of the top 10 wedding venues in the world.Harry shared a picture on Instagram of him kissing Fern after saying ‘I do’, writing their wedding date in the caption while adding: ‘A day I’ll never forget.’The bride wore a stunning off-the-shoulder gown, with her hair styled in a loose, tousled do with an elegant veil attached.Numerous people have wished the couple congratulations, including Towie star Samantha Faiers and footballers Jacob Mellis and Danny Drinkwater.According to The Mirror, the couple wrote some of their own vows, and began their celebrations with cocktails among their loved ones on Friday evening.The festivities are set to continue throughout the weekend, with a pool party planned for Sunday before they return to the UK.‘Harry wanted everything to be perfect for their big day,’ a source said.

Jennifer Aniston honoured her father, John Aniston, as she presented him with an award at the 49th annual Daytime Emmy Awards on Friday night.The Friends actress appeared virtually to award her 88-year-old father with a Lifetime Achievement award for his 38-year portrayal on Days of Our Lives as Victor Kiriakis.His soap co-star, Suzanne Rogers, introduced the award before Jennifer was shown praising her father, saying: ‘This is a truly special moment for me.’She continued: ‘It’s an opportunity to not only pay tribute to a true icon in the daytime television world, but it’s also a chance to recognize the lifelong achievements of a great and well-respected actor, who also happens to be my dad.‘John Aniston has been working in television consistently for over half a century,’ she added, highlighting his role as Victor since 1985.‘You name it, I’m sure he’s been on it,’ she said, noting all the projects and soap operas her father has been on.The only thing better than winning the #DaytimeEmmys Lifetime Achievement Award is having it presented to you by your daughter, Jennifer Aniston.â¤ï¸Congratulations John Aniston! pic.twitter.com/IjNGc3UE4r‘For over 30 years, his dedication to that show has gained him respect and admiration of his fellow actors, deep friendships and thrilled millions of fans around the world.‘His career is literally the definition of lifetime achievement,’ she concluded.Suzanne finished by thanking the academy and John’s loved ones on his behalf, as he was not there in person.‘Thank you for this, and John I wish you were here.’Chelsea owner meets Man Utd superstar's agent to discuss stunning transferWoman claimed she was bed-ridden to con more than £620,000 out of councilUkrainians joining Warsaw Pride

Weatherfield reels in the aftermath of the car crash that left viewers on the edge of their seats last week. Wednesday's episode of Coronation Street kicked off with a foreboding flashforward of Imran Habeen (played by Charlie de Melo) leaving a chilling message for girlfriend Toyah Battersby (Georgia Taylor) in which he revealed everything he'd kept hidden.

Coronation Street's Antony Cotton may not have expected to protect Nicole Scherzinger as he took part in a special event over the weekend. The actor, best known for playing Sean Tully in the ITV soap, was among the famous faces joining the Platinum Pageant on Sunday (June 5) to mark the Queen's jubilee.

Coronation Street welcomed a brand new face at the end of last month.On May 27, the ITV soap introduced Weatherfield newcomer Frank Bardsley.Portrayed by actor Simon O'Brien, the character appeared in the Rovers Return as a potential new love interest for Sean Tully (Antony Cotton).Forecast to stick around the cobbles for the next few months, fans may recognise Simon from his famous role on a rival Channel 4 soap.The actor famously portrayed Damon Grant on Brookside, he has also starred on Grange Hill and Casualty while navigating a number of other roles and professions over the years.Daily Star takes a look inside his life...While Simon began his television career in acting, he has also made a big name for himself in the presenting world.Following his Brookside departure, he acted in a variety of small roles before giving presenting a try.In the 1990s, Simon presented the BBC football show Standing Room Only.He also fronted the first three series of the ITV children's quiz show I Can Do That and the BBC's To Buy or Not to Buy.Over recent years, Simon has moved back to Channel 4 to present programmes including Lost and Found.Most recently, he presented the broadcaster's popular property show, The Great House Giveaway.Simon rose to fame portraying Damon Grant on Brookside from 1982 to 1987.His character was memorably the offspring of Ricky Tomlinson and Sue Johnston's characters Bobby and Sheila Grant, with the actors later teaming up for their own hit BBC series Royle Family.In 1987, Simon was cast in the three-part Brookside spin-off show Damon and Debbie - which was to be the first standalone series in soap history.In the Damon and Debbie finale, Simon's character Damon was tragically killed off at Simon's own

Coronation Street stars Helen Worth and Antony Cotton have been honoured with MBEs. The two soap stars have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours, with Helen, 71, being honoured for her services to drama, while Antony, 46, has been recognised for his services to British Army, personnel and veterans.

Tragedy is at the centre of a number of the nation’s biggest soaps next week, with a deadly car crash on the menu, as well as the loss of one of the genre’s finest ever characters. We are, of course, referring to Hollyoaks’ Luke Morgan, whose final scenes will air next week. Luke, as viewers know, is battling dementia, and upcoming scenes will see him jet off on holiday with his loved ones.

The actors who play Corrie's Billy and Shona looked stunned as their red carpet appearance was gatecrashed, with soap stars past and present reuniting.

Former Coronation street star Chris Fountain has talked openly about his depression battle after he was axed from the soap in 2013, following a video emerging online of him rapping about women. Chris, 34, who has also appeared in Hollyoaks, played Tommy Duckworth from 2011 until his sacking, when the video in question surfaced, in which he rapped about rape. Some of the lines from the rap included: “I will **** anybody up in the worst way, rape a b***h on her birthday”.

Former Coronation Street star Chris Fountain has spoken out nearly 10 years after being axed from the show. The actor played Tommy Duckworth in the ITV soap from 2011 to 2013.

Coronation Street star Antony Cotton took to social media with a beautiful tribute to his co-star Sally Dynevor as she celebrated her birthday. The actor, best known for playing Sean Tully in the ITV soap, couldn't help but share some kind words about his friend as she marked turning another year older on Saturday (May 28).