Cilla Black DEAD

Nicola Roberts should probably cash in while there's a market for a tribute act.
 
I wonder what Paul O'Grady saw in her? Aside from the Scouse thing, he's a hardcore leftie, generally known as a nice, down to earth guy (My dad's actually driven for him a few times and has apparently he really is very friendly and approachable).

Maybe she was a woman with MANY SIDES.
 
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I reckon it was your typical old gay and faghag friendship

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I wonder what Paul O'Grady saw in her? Aside from the Scouse thing, he's a hardcore leftie, generally known as a nice, down to earth guy (My dad's actually driven for him a few times and has apparently he really is very friendly and approachable).

Maybe she was a woman with MANY SIDES.

She was probably the type of person who thought most people were beneath her like shit on a shoe! She would have been fine with her fellow celebs.

Reading through all the stories from various places, I think I may have found one or two positive ones, but there must have been close to a HUNDRED awful ones!
 
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Somehow I watched all of that, it's not a bad song.

Anyway it was worth it for the sudden Bob Carolgees moment :D
 
A bereft Biggins just said that this is just like Diana.

LOL.
 
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A book of condolence has been set up at Liverpool's town hall. Turnout described as "brisk".
 
Practically spitting in the face of society's most vulnerable.

Q. I was at the theatre recently and bumped into a well-known Liverpudlian crooner coming out of the disabled lavatory. She said ‘Don’t worry, luv, it’s fine to use them if no disabled people are waiting.’ Often theatre interval queues are long and in some of London’s better restaurants the ‘disabled toilet’ is closer, cleaner and more convenient. Is there a ruling on this or was Cilla correct?
— N.C., Stanton St Bernard, Wilts

A. Common sense tells us Cilla is right — but it is only correct to use disabled lavatories if you can be certain you will not thereby stymie the – possibly more urgent — need of a member of the select group for whom the facility is intended. To this end Cilla should only have used it with the door ajar.

http://www.spectator.co.uk/life/dea...-i-follow-cilla-blacks-lead-on-disabled-loos/
 
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From the BBC article:

Promoter Sam Leach put on the gig at the Iron Door club, where Black got on stage for the first time - and recalled how she ran to the toilets in tears afterwards.

"I'd realised how good she was," Mr Leach said. "She was like [gospel singer] Mahalia Jackson. So when she came out I said, 'You've got a lovely voice.'"

Is he MAD?
 
Checking through her discography I notice that she had some fantastic album titles.
Such a loveable, genuine scouser she was.

Anyone for:

Cilla
Cilla sings a rainbow
Surround yourself with Cilla
Day by day with Cilla
Modern Priscilla
Surprisingly Cilla
Cilla's World
Cilla All mixed up
 
A voice as unpleasant as her general demeanour.

I'm loving reading all the stuff about refusing to let her husband have a singing career. An utter cunt even from the very beginning.
 
An exclusive extract from The Book of Condolence

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I'm in love with this clip of her EXPOSING a FRAUDULENT CONTESTANT on Blind Date in 97

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There is actual murder in her eyes.
 
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I'm in love with this clip of her EXPOSING a FRAUDULENT CONTESTANT on Blind Date in 97

Can't embed but - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jL5od2y6BkU

There is actual murder in her eyes.

"I liked you Nicola, actually I still like you, you've got that lovely smile and lovely personality"

All said through GRITTED GIANT TEETH :disco:

I'd kill to find out what she said to her backstage.
 
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I love her sheer scorn at her besmirching the sacred institution of Blind Date :D It's like she's parading her at the fucking Hague. "She's a JAIRNALIST!"
 
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I've just been reminded of THIS jaw-dropping spectacle, of which Cilla herself is easily the least interesting element.

 
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While it's probably not very ON BRAND to post positive comments in this thread, I have to say that I really like this one - which keeps the honking vibrato to a minimum.

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In fact she was generally a lot more tolerable when she reigned it in a bit (a lot).

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Obviously the Agnetha version of that last one is where it's really at though.
 
What was that French one she did? It might not actually have been IN French. Never a mistress of tongues was OUR CILL, not like dear DEAR Pet Clark
 
It's THIS ONE (aka 'L’amour est ce qu’il est')



God that woman's face screamed BEJAM

Must see if I can locate CILLA CHANTE BREL :disco:
 
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That bastion of journalism Good Morning Britain are claiming she died of a stroke brought on by the Spanish heatwave (?!).

At last we can be thankful for global warming.
 
Reading all the letters in the Metro this morning about how she was a down to earth people person. Why is it that the internet is and has been rife for years about what a twat she was? This is surely just a knee-jerk press reaction to give respect to the deceased.
 
I've yet to read one actual eye witness account of her being a cunt. They all start with "apparently" and "I heard". Victim of conspiracy :evil:
 
iTunes watch:

Anyone Who Had a Heart #12 and #38
You're My World #37
 
Cause of death confirmed as the ever dreaded by over seventies 'having a fall'.

http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...e-after-falling-at-spanish-villa-sons-confirm

Cilla Black died of a stroke after falling at her Spanish villa, it has been confirmed, as the TV star’s sons said they were “devastated by the sad loss of our mother”.

Black’s family announced on Tuesday that they have a conclusive postmortem report on how she died, with authorities in Spain permitting her body to be returned to the UK.

The former Blind Date host, whose show business career spanned five decades, died at her home in Estepona near Marbella in Spain on Sunday.

“Cilla was sunbathing on her private terrace at her villa in Estepona, got up, lost her balance and fell hitting her head, which knocked her unconscious, and she subsequently died of a stroke. She would not have suffered,” a family statement released on Tuesday said.

Black was found by her son Bobby, 44. Newspaper reports had speculated the extreme heat in Spain may have been a contributing factor, where the summer is the hottest in 40 years.

“We are devastated by the sad loss of our mother, but have been deeply touched by all the kind messages of support from her friends, fans, the public and media,” her three sons, Bobby, Ben and Jack, said in a statement. “We would like to thank everyone, especially the people of Liverpool. The tributes and condolences have really helped us through these difficult times.”

Confirmation of the cause of death was delayed as forensic experts had asked first responders for more information about the circumstances of the discovery of Black’s body and to carry out further tests, not because foul play was suspected, a spokeswoman from Andalucía’s high court told the Guardian.

“It was simply to have a more complete picture of what had happened,” she said, adding: “What we can say, however, is that she died of natural causes.”

The spokeswoman said: “Possible theories being considered include that she fell, she tripped over something or she had a dizzy spell after being in the sun. But what is clear is that an accident provoked her death, and it’s clear there was no third person, there was nothing violent about her death.”

The spokeswoman said the family would be told they could now bring the star’s body back to the UK and begin making funeral arrangements, should they wish. “There’s no issue around this,” she said.

Her sons said they intend to bring their mother home as soon as possible and asked for privacy to grieve.
 
Tribute programme on ITV now - opening piece to camera by Paul O'Grady is actually quite affecting, mainly because I like him and he sounds so upset :(
 
iTunes watch:

Anyone Who Had a Heart #12 and #38

Combined, she's just outside the Top 5. And the TV show is only going to see it climb higher.

It's also #1, #29 & #57 on amazon.
 
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