You've come a long way, Quentin

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Pop star Fatboy Slim is opposed to the idea of selling photographs of his forthcoming wedding to radio presenter Zoe Ball to a magazine. He feels that selling photographs would be tantamount to a betrayal of their wedding day. He has performed under several different names, and believes that he has probably had more pop music successes under aliases than anybody else. He feels that he is now ready to settle down to married life and have children.

Slim, Fatboy

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An affair that never ended

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Christine Keeler, who had affairs in the early 1960s with Secretary of State for War John Profumo and Russian spy Eugene Ivanov, states that many lies have been told about her. She believes that Profumo was protected because he had money.

Behavior, Keeler, Christine

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I love him at 13, and, yes, I love him still

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Pop singer Donny Osmond states that he did not realise how popular he was until he first came to the UK in 1973. He indicates that he was badly affected by the waning of his career, but that he now feels at peace with himself.

Osmond, Donny

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