When Brandy appeared on an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2002, she was in her early 20s, six-months pregnant with her first child, and had just recently gotten married — or so we thought. While the singer made us all believe that she had finally settled down with someone deserving of her, it was soon revealed that she and her now-ex never actually married and had lied about tying the knot.

From the Guardian archivePolitics pastFrom the archive, 12 April 1848: The Chartist meeting in LondonOriginally published in the Manchester Guardian on 12 April 1848Kennington Common was the appointed place of meeting and was the great centre of attraction to all who felt an interest in the proceedings. At an early hour on Monday morning, a few straggling groups had assembled there; but, until ten o'clock, the numbers present did not amount to more than a few hundreds.

MusicInterviewGreta Van Fleet on critics: ‘They’re pissed off that we’re doing something’Jim FarberThe Grammy award-winning rock band have received commercial success yet critics haven’t been quite as receptive – can their new album change that? Talk to Josh Kiszka, lead singer of the band Greta Van Fleet, about his time growing up in a small town in the American midwest and you’d think he was describing the life of Huckleberry Finn.

Mike Rattler is an esteemed American celebrity father. He is popularly recognized as the father of American football quarterback Spencer Rattler. He has been the supportive pillar for his athlete son. Rattler's encouragement and unwavering support have been a great help for Spencer's career. Despite being busy with his own professional commitments, Mike never fails to attend his son's games. Is Mike Rattler Married?Yes, Mike Rattler is a married man. He has been in marital bliss with Susan Rattler for more than two decades now.

MusicObituaryCount Prince Miller obituarySinger and actor who found fame with a reggae version of Mule Train in the 70s and went on to appear in the sitcom Desmond’sThe singer and actor Count Prince Miller, who has died aged 84, made his name with a reggae version of the song Mule Train in the early 1970s and later as the character Vince in the long-running Channel 4 sitcom Desmond’s. Born in Jamaica but based in Britain, Miller was a stage performer rather than a recording artist before the release of Mule Train in 1971.