Danny La Rue
Born | July 26, 1927 |
Hometown | Cork, Ireland |
Partner | Jack Hanson |
Top Stories
From Ryde mayor to 'Danny La Rue' for men's mental health charity
- Michael Lilley wowed audiences at an event raising money for Men Only IOW.
MOVIES & TV SHOWS
More Stories
- EntertainmentEvening Standard
The city’s gay pubs welcome a beautifully diverse mix of people — we must save the last from closure
The algorithm that powers the BBC iPlayer reckons it has my tastes sorted. Its “recommended for you” list leads with Brexitcast, The Andrew Neil Show and RuPaul’s Drag Race. Politics and female impersonators — both key staples of television programming since the medium’s fledgling days. Danny La Rue was delighting audiences in the 1960s; later Hinge and Bracket were key to the Sunday night schedule before Lily Savage took over the principal dressing room in the 1990s. But the greatest drag act I
Thanks for your feedback! - NewsThe Telegraph
Meet the men behind RuPaul’s Drag Race: 'We're bringing bawdiness back to the UK'
Are you ready for a bloke in a frock named Baga Chipz? Of course you are. We all are. Drag queens are everywhere. Drag queens are now totes norms.
Thanks for your feedback! - EntertainmentHuffPost UK
RuPaul's Drag Race UK Queens: Meet The Fabulous New Cast
We'll be getting to know the likes of Cheryl Hole, Divina De Campo and The Vivienne a lot more in the coming weeks.
Thanks for your feedback! - NewsThe Telegraph
'Like a vast superyacht, weaponised by someone with a penchant for Japanese landscape gardening' - inside Nobu Hotel Shoreditch
'Like a vast superyacht, weaponised by someone with a penchant for Japanese landscape gardening' - inside Nobu Hotel Shoreditch
Thanks for your feedback! - NewsReuters - UK Focus
British TV comedian Ronnie Corbett dies at 85
Ronnie Corbett, the bespectacled British comedian best known as the small half of the hit television double act "The Two Ronnies", has died surrounded by his family, his publicist said on Thursday. Born in Edinburgh in 1930, the baker's son decided early on that he wanted to be an actor, and moved to London to begin a career on stage and small screen in the early 1950s. At just over 5 feet 1 inch tall, Corbett initially played characters younger than his real age, and he joked about his size t
Thanks for your feedback!
- Terms and Privacy Policy
- Your privacy choices
- About our ads
- Help
- Safety
- Advertise
- Feedback
- Supply chain transparency