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Dani Behr, remember her? The Word in tellyland is that the former music show presenter is back in Blighty after years of exile in, among other places, Australia.

She is desperate for fame and we hear the first thing she’s got lined up is a stint on I’m A Celebrity . . .

It’s got to be better than her last regular TV gig, narrating seedy US series Porno Valley.

A pal said: “She’s got nothing to lose.” Indeed.
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Myleene Klass was born in Gorleston, Norfolk, England. She comes from six generations of classical musicians on her father’s side: Myleene’s grandmother was an opera singer and her grandfather left his violin to her, which she later went on to play.

Myleene Klass began to learn the piano and violin from the age of four and then the harp at 12. She then took Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) exams in violin, piano and voice whilst still at school. She received an A grade in A-level music, and became a Norfolk County scholar.

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Early in Minnie Driver’s career Driver was a member of a band called “Puff, Rocks and Brown”; the band was signed to a development deal with Island Records, which ended without a release.

Minnie Driver began a low-profile return to music in 2000; the following year, she signed with EMI and Rounder Records and performed at SXSW. Canadian music producer Colin Craig assisted in the eventual release of Everything I’ve Got in My Pocket, which reached No. 43[5] in the UK, and a second single, “Invisible Girl” peaking at No. 68. The album was backed by a group including members of the Wallflowers and Pete Yorn’s band. Driver wrote 10 of the 11 songs on the album and also covered “Hungry Heart” from Bruce Springsteen’s The River. In 2004, Driver was the support act for the Finn Brothers on the UK portion of their world tour.

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