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Although this is the first time the Beverly Hills property has come up for auction in 50 years, Nancy first bought it as a home for her and her then-husband six decades ago. The mid-century modern home is nestled on nearly 0.3 acres at the bottom of a canyon with spectacular views of the surrounding sweeping hills. The residence itself spans nearly 2,700 square feet and has 'largely preserved' living space. In the yard lies a sparkling pool, from which bathers can enjoy panoramic views of the landscape

This is the dramatic moment when late, great Tony Bennett left Yankee Stadium with a stunning interpretation of 'America the Beautiful' ahead of Game 1 of the World Series in 1998. Fans reminiscing on some of his most popular times after the American crooner and jazz singer died on Friday at the age of 96. One of them was a spectacular night at Yankee Stadium in 1998, when New York native Bennett stepped out in front of a full house to perform in the World Series's first game.

Claire Cossey, dubbed Britain's'sing estate agent,' has struck once more in an attempt to relocate the five-bedroom house in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. The former nightclub actress (pictured inset) filmed herself touring 'Neverending Property' to the tune of Limahl's 1984 hit and, more recently, in Netflix's Stranger Things. Claire's cringeworthy video, hidden among the house's pictures of Rightmove, shows her singing her own lyrics to the synth-pop hit, which has gained a rare following on social media, with over 100,000 views. This is not the first time a property pop sensation has struck - Claire's recent videos include her singing about a home's virtues, as seen in songs including Abba's The Winner Takes It All, Tina Turner's Simply the Best, and Nancy Sinatra's These Boots Are Made for Walking.

Nancy Sinatra said on Twitter on Wednesday that the late Dean Martin was not an overindulgeant drinker, but rather a 'act.' Nancy, 82, responded to a visitor on Twitter who said Martin looked 'drunk as f***' during a 1965 group appearance that featured Rat Pack running mates Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr., as well as Johnny Carson and Quincy Jones. Nancy replied, 'That is a lie.' Every morning, Dean was very disciplined, golfed on a daily basis. The partying was part of the professional persona, an act.'

Elvis Presley and Nancy Sinatra were long rumored to be involved in a tense and passionate affair that may have made them, and perhaps, the first IT celebrity power couple of their time. And although both actors denied being involved in a romance, their chemistry was undeniable, whether it be in a social context or a work venture, which included the one film they starred in together, Speedway (1968). Over the years, the These Boots Are Made For Walkin' singer and dancer grew to be one of Rock n' Roll's best friends, and on Sunday, January 8, she took the time to wish him a happy birthday on Twitter.

Since the pandemic, the number of people who are chronically ill has risen by 25%. According to the most recent estimates from the Office of National Statistics, 3.3 million adults - one out of 17 - get lonely almost every day, relative to 2.6 million in early 2020. It affects people of all ages and all circumstances. Some have lost loved ones or are elderly and are living alone, alienated from their families and communities.

From 1958 to 1960, the legendary singer served in the US Army and was stationed in West Germany. Images from the US National Archives' website show the Hound Dog artist during his time in the military. One shows him learning how to fire a rocket launcher (left) at Wildflecken, Germany, while another taken at the same base shows him firing down the sight of a rifle (top right). A third (bottom right) shows the actor answering questions for the press shortly before returning to civilian life in March 1960. Elvis met his future wife Priscilla at a house party he hosted, but his mother Gladys died from a heart attack shortly before he left the United States. Inset: The singer appears on stage.

By Heather Beattie Trixie Mattel is back at the airport, this time. Following an epic tour around Europe, the multi-talented drag legend is briefly headed home to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, before returning to a tumultuous schedule that includes the debut of her television show Trixie Motel, embarking on the second leg of the Trixie & Katya Live tour, and releasing her fourth studio album. Mattel says over the phone, "It's been Struggle Aguilera." Anybody would be worn out by Mattel's plate, but it's clear that Mattel's obsession with creating music is limitless just minutes into her interview with her double LP The Blonde & Pink Albums.