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- Q: What did Marilyn Monroe reveal in a 1952 interview as the only thing she wore in bed?
A: Chanel No. 5. What she said became so famous that it helped turn that perfume into a legend. - Q: Which comic actor disappeared for several days in 1995 after negative reviews for his starring role in a West End play?
A: Stephen Fry. The incident led to his eventual diagnosis of bipolar disorder. - Q: Which well-known playwright was born and died after 52 years on 23rd April?
A: William Shakespeare. - Q: Which Chicago gangster died from the effects of neurosyphilis?
A: Al Capone. While the immediate cause of his death on 25th January 1947 was cardiac arrest following a stroke, it occurred against a backdrop of severe paresis (a late stage of syphilis) that had irreversibly ravaged his brain. - Q: Who created the long-running radio programme “Desert Island Discs “?
A: Roy Plomley. It first aired on the BBC Forces Programme on 29th January 1942. - Q: What is the American singer and actor Meat Loaf’s real name?
A: Marvin Lee Aday. He later legally changed his first name to Michael. - Q: What were the surnames of the notorious outlaws Bonnie and Clyde?
A: Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. They were betrayed by Barrow Gang member Henry Methvin and his family. - Q: Who did Neil Kinnock succeed as Leader of the Labour Party in 1983?
A: Michael Foot. Foot began his career as a journalist on Tribune and the Evening Standard. - Q: Who broke into HM Queen Elizabeth’s bedroom in 1982?
A: Michael Fagan. He evaded palace security and alarms and spent about 10 minutes speaking with the Queen before a footman and the police arrived and removed him. - Q: What do O.J. Simpson’s initials stand for?
A: Orenthal James. Because “O.J.” sounded like “Orange Juice”, he also became widely known by his nickname, “The Juice”.