It took a real-life gay icon to rescue the song. Kenny Everett was one of the biggest names in British entertainment, and when he got his own TV show in 1978, he used The Lone Ranger as its theme ...

No, no. Come next NBA season, the show featuring Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Shaquille O'Neal will now be broadcast on ESPN. Of course, this move did not come without ...

One story White shared in his book about the “Diana Effect” claims Sylvester Stallone and Richard Gere nearly went toe-to-toe over the British royal at Elton John’s house in the ’90s. The ...

Anyone who remembers radio genius Kenny Everett and his TV comedy series for the BBC will probably have a few outstanding memories: his gallery of outrageous characters such as Cupid Stunt, Sid ...

Princess Diana's trip to a gay bar with Freddie Mercury is making headlines again as a new book recounts the late royal's escape from the palace dressed in drag.

Late radio personality Kenny Everett, the first DJ to play “Bohemian Rhapsody,” was also there. Getty Images According to White, the group “stayed for one drink and left.

W. W. Norton & Company In her memoirs, the actress Cleo Rocos describes an evening she spent with Kenny Everett, Freddie Mercury, and Diana, who she had befriended in the late eighties.

In her memoirs, the actress Cleo Rocos describes an evening she spent with Kenny Everett, Freddie Mercury, and Diana, who she had befriended in the late eighties. At some point in the evening ...

BBC DJ and comic Kenny Everett once opened up about his "bewildering" trip on LSD with John Lennon - and why he decided to finally kick the habit.

Inside Kenny Everett's 'crazy' life including huge net worth and tragic end Express examines the exploits of the epic late comic Kenny Everett ahead of a special TV show celebrating his life.

Thirty years from comic Kenny Everett's April 1995 death, his best friend Cleo Rocos has revealed what really happened on the wild night when they dressed Diana in disguise for a night out at a ...

One of Princess Diana's friends told a British publication about a time when the late princess snuck into the most popular gay bar in London with the lead singer of Queen, Freddie Mercury.