Debbie Harry
Did you know that Debbie Harry of Blondie had been born under the name Angela Tremble? In 1976, the rock band released their first ever record, which was positively received. After spending a number of years in the industry, they went on break for fifteen years. They only decided to make more music in 1997. It is interesting to hear that she was inspired by the charitable nature of Elton John, which is why she now advocates for people with cancer and endometriosis. She explained, “After witnessing Elton John and his tireless efforts against HIV/AIDS. These things are important to my life now. I have the privilege of being able to get involved, so I do. I applaud people like Elton John, who have used their position to do so much good.”
Debbie Harry
Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour brought Solitaire to life in Live and Let Die. After this, she got to enjoy a very successful career. She went on to star in films like Battlestar Galactica and The Four Feathers. Not only that, but she also wrote several self-help books and now helps people who suffered from both child abuse and neglect. In a Playboy interview, she reported that she was once harassed by a Hollywood producer back in the ‘70s. In 2018, she became the oldest woman to pose for the magazine at the age of 67!
Jane Seymour
