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Strictly Come Dancing’s first ever deaf contestant, going on to win the show’s coveted Glitterball Trophy. Now Rose is continuing to raise awareness about the issues members of the deaf community are faced with.She is supporting a private members' bill in parliament which is seeking to make British Sign Language (BSL) an official language in the UK.Rose said the language not being recognised was “really sad” and shows that the deaf community “don't get the respect we deserve”.The Strictly champion emphasised the richness and diversity of the language, which she branded “beautiful”.In an interview with the Big Issue yesterday, Rose explained: “I'm backing it because this is my language.“The fact that my country doesn't see it that way is really sad and means we don't get the respect we deserve and the language deserves.“BSL is not an official language, legally, in this country.“Which is outrageous.

He told The Sun last week: “I am losing my hair."I am doing alright but when light shines on the top of it it becomes like a baby’s bum.”Robbie also revealed he had “injections” but that after seven months, nothing has happened.The singer tried to get a hair transplant but he was warned it would not work out.He said: “I went to go and have a thatch, but the guy goes, ‘Bad news, your hair is so thin we cannot harvest it from there.

Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger, 78, moaned about the various female fans from the UK, some of whom apparently wanted to sleep with members of the band when they shot to fame in 1963.The Sympathy For The Devil singer added that he had a preference for American groupies because they were “much younger” and “very clean”. Mick’s unsavoury comments were made back in 1974 but were then republished by rock magazine Uncut in a special on drummer Charlie Watts, who died aged 80 last August.The rocker, who is said to have slept with approximately 4,000 women, didn’t hold back as he went on a shocking tirade against his fans from the north, who were deemed to be “dreadful”. When asked about his early groupies, he said: “Great ugly ones – dreadful Northern ones with long black hair, plastic boots and macs. Ugh.“Thankfully, the girls are much ­prettier now than they were then.

Rock icon Sir Rod Stewart, 76, has thanked his fans in a new Instagram post.The star sent out his hopes for a “happier and healthier” New Year while he posed poolside within the grounds of his luxurious California mansion.Addressing his Instagram followers, Rod wrote: “Thanks to my million followers.

Queen legend Brian May, 74, has shared a video that “haunted” him for days, before giving an update on his health following his Covid diagnosis.

However, the tour was eventually cancelled due to the pandemic.The Out Out Quoing tour is now scheduled to take place in Spring 2022.Francis said the band "cannot wait to play again".According to Planet Radio, Francis said: “Every gig is special for Quo but it’s been too long since we got to play anywhere.“Going out is something that we all took for granted.

“Which is apparently what they're intending to do."Sir Rod previously threw his support behind a Yes vote in Scotland.Speaking to BBC Scotland’s The Nine show in November of 2019, he confessed it would be “a shame” to see the Union split.Sir Rod said: “I’m somewhat of a traditionalist.“It would be a shame to see the British Isles break up.“It would be a shame to see that blue off the Union Jack.“But if it is good for Scotland then I’m happy.”He added: “It’s always been a spiritual home but as I don’t live there I shouldn’t comment on independence."I hope it’s not a lot of kids thinking ‘Braveheart’.”Sir Rod has ancestral links to Scotland.His father, Robert Joseph Stewart, was Scottish, but his mother, Elsie Rebecca Gilbart, was born in

Rock icon Sir Rod Stewart, 76, has opened up about his sex life during the 1970s, describing how he felt like something was missing with the women he was intimate with.Thankfully, the star says he “found” what he was looking for eventually, meeting his third wife Penny Lancaster in 1999. Speaking candidly in a new interview, Rod claimed sex was “always there” for him if he wanted it, which in turn made the whole process of casual intimacy “boring”. He said: “I did nothing wrong at all.

Music icon Sir Rod Stewart posted a rare snap of himself in his youth to his Instagram account, where he has 497,000 followers.The 76-year-old received a lot of praise from his fans for the picture, with many complimenting his looks over the years. The picture itself is a throwback to 1964, where Rod would have most likely been 19 years old, as he was born January 10, 1945. The old photograph features a close up of young Rod’s face as he narrows his eyes and pouts for the camera. Many of his fans were keen to compliment the singer’s looks. Judy Sauvageau wrote: “Handsome then and handsome now! “Fun to look back through pictures!” “Oh my gosh.

George Frayne IV was a singer and pianist, the frontman for country rock band Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen.Frayne took on the stage name and persona of Commander Cody after co-founding the band in 1967. Their debut album, released in 1971, yielded their most popular hit, a cover of the 1955 song “Hot Rod Lincoln.” It rose to the top 10 in 1972.

“He’ll say, ‘No, Charlie plays like this.’ Steve is so meticulous, so aware of the seat he’s sitting in."Taking to the stage at the Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts on Monday, Mick told the audience that it was a "poignant night" for the rockers.He reminded fans the event marked the first time the band had played without their drummer in 59 years.Charlie died on August 24, weeks after revealing that he would not be touring with the band due to ill health.The British rock band was formed in 1962 and was originally composed of Mick, Charlie, Keith Richards, Brian Jones and Dick Taylor, with Ronnie Wood not joining the group until 1975.Mick said he misses Charlie as both a friend and a bandmate in the clip that he shared with his 2.3 million

Debbie Harry, 76, wore a magnificent custom Zac Posen dress to this year’s Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The legendary rocker made sure she stuck to this edition’s theme - In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.The outfit consisted of a torn skirt featuring red and white stripes, and a deep blue denim jacket.Her staple platinum blonde hair was styled in waves in a low ponytail.Fans of the Blondie frontwoman could not contain their excitement at the sight of Debbie walking the red carpet in her custom look.They took to Twitter to praise the stylish singer as they shared photographs of her appearance.One person said: “Honestly.

Mirror: "He was so pleased that I had called and we laughed together about being on tour in the 80s.”The Faces legend said that just days after he spoke to Charlie, the Stones drummer was admitted to hospital.Kenney also shared that he spoke with Ronnie this week who said Charlie's death had hit him like a "ton of bricks".The drummer added that the pair were very close and Ronnie has been left shell-shocked by his bandmate's death.'Prince Harry brings it on himself' Jeremy Vine makes bold claim[LATEST]Naga Munchetty forced to take break amid injury update[TV]Corrie star Wendi Peters speaks out on a Cilla Brown return[EXCLUSIVE]Kenney explained that he was aware that Charlie was gravely ill, adding it was "sad" he couldn't recover for the

Mike Howe was the lead singer for the heavy metal band Metal Church.Howe joined Metal Church in 1988, replacing their previous lead singer, David Wayne. Previously a member of the band Heretic, Howe was with Metal Church when they scored a Billboard 200 hit album with 1989’s “Blessing in Disguise” and when they signed with major label Epic Records in 1991.

Joey Jordison was a co-founder and the original drummer for the popular metal band Slipknot.Jordison was one of the founders of the aggressive metal band Slipknot in Iowa in 1995. They self-released their debut album in 1996 which led to the band being signed by popular hard rock label Roadrunner Records in 1998.

Robby Steinhardt was the violinist and co-lead singer for the classic rock band Kansas.Steinhart joined Kansas in 1972, when they were in an earlier, pre-fame incarnation, then named White Clover. Within a few years, the band was rising in popularity, and in 1977, they had a hit with the enduring classic rock standard “Carry On Wayward Son.” They followed it with the hits “Point of Know Return” and “Dust in the Wind.” Steinhardt’s violin was a key part of Kansas’ sound, particularly on “Dust in the Wind,” and he was also the band’s emcee when they performed live.

Johnny Solinger was the singer for the metal band Skid Row from 1999 to 2015.Solinger joined Skid Row in 1999, after the band decided to reform without original lead singer Sebastian Bach following their 1996 breakup. Skid Row released several albums during Solinger’s tenure, though they didn’t have the success of their early days.

‘My days in employment must be numbered’ Jeremy Clarkson shares fears  [INSIGHT]"It was released today and we were going to talk to him all about it but we are having trouble getting hold of Noel."Someone is actually going round to knock on his door," she continued."He’s probably started early on the celebrations, you know what he’s like Noel, he loves a party."During his previous appearance on the show, Noel had spoken about his upcoming album and how lockdown had given him the perfect opportunity to complete some unfinished songs.He also revealed how he had convinced The Crown star Matt Smith to feature in one of his music videos, joking that he seized his moment after a party.“I’ve been friends with Matt for about ten years and he was

Roger Hawkins was a drummer with the famed Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, who played on hits including Aretha Franklin’s (1942–2018) “Respect.”Hawkins began playing with the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section – also known as the Swampers – in the 1960s. As session musicians, their names weren’t well known, and they often weren’t even credited on the records they played for, but their sound became influential and was heard on many Top 40 hits.

He went on to say that he was so close to it at the time that he couldn't see how other people viewed the band."Liam was at his absolute peak and the band was.

Joe Long was a bassist for the Four Seasons, who played on their later hits including “Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You.”A New Jersey native like the rest of the Four Seasons, Long was classically trained and learned to play on a double bass. He later switched to electric bass, and he played with other local bands before the Four Seasons called.