News about Edith Piaf

When a beloved actor or musician passes away, they often leave behind the lingering question of what might have been if they'd only had a little more time. However, as John Lennon's posthumous chart success has shown, death does not have to be the last curtain call. AI is resurgenting more than just celebrities' careers, from actors on ghostly returns to actresses on film or famous celebrities narrating the story of their own lives. But when stardom doesn't end with death, who gets the final say on a celebrity's legacy? MailOnline reveals how these creepy technologies are bringing your favorite celebrities from the past to life.

Ediaf Piaf's rich tones will delight music fans once more in her own biopic, despite having passed away more than 60 years ago. Piaf's unmistakable voice will be used to provide narration for a forthcoming film about her turbulent life called 'Piaf' (pictured left). Scientists from Warner Music Group have programmed an AI on hundreds of Piaf videos, some of whom are over 80 years old, in order to'revive' Piaf's voice and image.' An animation will be used with an archive video to tell the tale of how Piaf came to become a hero, as well as other previously unknown aspects.

Passengers on board a Jetstar flight were left in stiches after another traveller took over the PA and provide some unexpected in-flight entertainment. The woman appears to be controlling the passenger address system on the flight, according to a video posted to TikTok. When the woman began to perform a version of La Vie En Rose by French singer Edith Piaf, the flight, which had already been delayed by two hours, took an unexpected turn.

With a spectacular comeback track influenced by Edith Piaf, Kylie Minogue is expected to debut the tough US pop charts for the first time in more than two decades. Padam Padam, the actress who spent her 55th birthday at the Monaco Grand Prix yesterday, has released a dance single, sharing a title with a 1951 French song. Ms Minogue appears in an eye-catching red catsuit and red knee-length leather boots in a strange video. The song, which refers to the human heartbeat, has become a hit on the internet, and last week she performed it in the final of the American Idol television talent competition.

They're paid millions to turn on screen into the characters you know and love at the theaters. However, there are some actors and actresses who take it further than others, with some of their characters going to jaw-dropping lengths in order to bring their characters to life. After appearing on the red carpet with a bald head, most recent Hollywood A-lister and Marvel actor Robert Downey Jr (pictured inset) was seen on set of a new HBO TV series The Sympathizer, virtually unrecognizable. So, like RDJ what other stars have taken their performances to the next level and physically committed to becoming their on-screen counterparts? FEMAIL takes a look at the roles that made the most well-known celebrities unrecognizable, giving you the opportunity to try and identify them all.