Now 78, Elton John has been living mostly away from the public eye since wrapping up his record-shattering Farewell Yellow ...

Gold industry organisation the World Gold Council (WGC) has released a documentary that explores gold’s influence on culture, creativity and society, as told through the voice and life stories of ...

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As spectacular as Elton John's 1970s output was, he believes it was a record from before the fame that he could never do better.

Musician and activist John Lennon was a global icon, but his last meal spoke to his English roots and his adopted home in New York in particular. John Lennon's rumored last meal may have been a simple ...

Elton John has shared how he turned his kneecaps into wearable fashion in his new documentary, Touched By Gold. The short documentary, released by World Gold Council, features the British singing ...

Last week, Spinal Tap II: The End Continues hit theaters and featured Elton John. The legendary singer and pianist also stars in a new documentary from the World Gold Council trade association called ...

Elton John is good as gold. The music legend, 78, explained how he turned his kneecaps into jewelry pieces after his double knee replacement in World Gold Council’s new documentary short film, ...

Elton John wanted to hold his kneecaps closer after surgery. One year after stepping out with a necklace featuring his right knee, the "Rocket Man" singer revealed why he had his kneecaps turned into ...

Elton John has found a new way to ensure his legacy lives on forever — by turning his kneecaps into gold-plated jewelry that will withstand the test of time. The music icon, known for his eccentric ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X “When I had my kneecaps removed, the left one first and then the right, I asked my surgeon if I ...

In 1978, Parton gave an interview to Playboy. Her career was on the rise, and she acknowledged that not everyone was that lucky. She knew that careers in show business could flare out quickly. “Most ...