News about Mick Jones

The 59-year-old actor has confirmed that he is in a 'fantastic' relationship with new partner Emma Ford, who affectionately refers to as 'Blondie' and that he also gave up alcohol. Vinnie, who has returned to acting as the star of Netflix's The Gentleman, has described how Emma 'calmed' him down after years of hard drinking and depression left him 'rotting inside.' After years of working and partying hard in LA, Emma, a former PA to Mick Jones from The Clash and former showbiz reporter on Hollywood red carpets, had returned to the United Kingdom. The new couple were brought together by the pandemic and Vinnie's farm in West Sussex, and she also appeared on Discovery+'s documentary series about his new rural life. Ms Ford, who was beloved by viewers of Vinnie Jones in the United States as his kind and charming PA with a chic blonde pixie hair cut, has also stopped drinking. Following a six-year battle with skin cancer, Vinnie has admitted that he will never get over his wife Tanya, 53, in 2019. But he said that his new love and joy show that a 'flower can grow and bloom' from the darkest of times. We'll soon be introduced to others we are fond of and we fall in love with, and vice versa. Maybe she's helped me settle down a little bit. Well, maybe she has a different point of view than I do.'

Cola Boyy, the self-described "disable disco pioneer," has died at the age of 34. According to a statement issued by his label, Record Makers, the singer, Matthew Urango, died on Sunday. There has been no reason given to death. According to Stereogum, the singer and multi-instrumentalist spent his career with major artists inspired by disco and dance music, including MGMT, the Avalanches, and a member of Air.

It's the most watched club game in English television history, not because of its 28 million viewers at home, but for the brutality of the thundering tackles and violence. Chelsea and Leeds will meet in the FA Cup on Wednesday, a match from 54 years ago - and the subsequent raging discussions - will never be far away, even though the snowflake rules of the modern day have changed the game forever. Chelsea won 2-1 after extra time in the third most watched sporting match in UK television history, only beating the 1966 World Cup final and Euro 2020 final.

The Nineties marked a moment in history, from the Blur vs. Oasis chart battle to Primrose Hill's antics, when London seemed to be the world's undisputed cultural capital. Although the heroes of the period are eased into mid-life, their incredibly hip Gen Z offspring are being firmly placed in the shadow. Here FEMAIL delves into the glamorous lives of the offspring of some of the biggest names of the '90s, but could you guess who their famous fathers are at a glance?

EMILY PRESCOTT: EMILY PRESCOTT: Mick Jones (right) was used to playing in front of thousands of screaming fans during his time with The Clash. So hats off to the guitarist for making a night out in Notting Hill (left) a four-night spectacle that raised thousands of pounds for local charities. Charlie And The Everlasting Gobstopper, which was produced by Ruby Wax's daughter Marina Bye, gave fans the opportunity to participate in famous faces bingo.

Keith Levene, a guitarist with The Clash and Public Image Ltd, has died at the age of 65. Keith Levene, my close friend and legendary Public Image Limited guitarist, died on Friday 11th November, according to his friend, author Adam Hammond, who wrote on Twitter: "I'm sad to learn that my close friend and respected Public Image Limited guitarist Keith Levene died on Friday 11th November." Keith was unquestionably one of the world's most inventive, audacious, and influential guitarists.'