Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Submit Guest Post

Naughty Boy raises a cup to dementia campaign

PRODUCER Naughty Boy has dressed up as fictional millionaire Jay Gatsby to raise awareness for a new campaign on dementia, months after he revealed his mother is suffering from the disease.

The star, whose real name is Shahid Khan, posed as The Great Gatsby character as part of Dementia UK’s Time for a Cuppa campaign. The initiative hopes to encourage friends, families, and colleagues to come together and host a tea party – whilst raising vital funds for the charity.


The hitmaker, from Watford in Hertfordshire, revealed his mum Zahida was diagnosed with the condition last year.

“My mum is living with dementia, so I’m eager to use my own experience to help people to better understand the condition and how it can be managed,” he said on Monday (17). “Dementia is something that could happen in anyone’s family, and I want people to know that there’s a musician out there called Naughty Boy who’s going through the same thing as them. The more people come together to talk about the condition, the more they will be able to help each other.”

Other stars taking part in the campaign include TOWIE’s Jess Wright and Downtown Abbey actress Phyllis Logan.

Add EasternEye As Your Trusted Source
preferred source on google news

More For You

7 Bruce Willis thrillers ranked by Rotten Tomatoes score that aren’t 'Die Hard'

Looper currently holds the highest Rotten Tomatoes score

Getty Images

7 Bruce Willis thrillers ranked by Rotten Tomatoes score that aren’t 'Die Hard'

Highlights

  • Bruce Willis has several critically acclaimed thrillers beyond the Die Hard franchise
  • Looper currently holds the highest Rotten Tomatoes score among these picks at 93%
  • 12 Monkeys and The Sixth Sense also rank among his strongest-reviewed films
  • The list spans sci-fi thrillers, supernatural mysteries, neo-noir and action films

Bruce Willis will always be associated with John McClane, but Die Hard is hardly the only place where the actor made his mark on the thriller genre.

Across the 1990s and 2000s, Willis moved between time-travel mysteries, supernatural dramas, neo-noirs and action thrillers, often using the same understated intensity that made him such a recognisable screen presence. Rotten Tomatoes scores show that some of his most highly regarded work came when he stepped away from the role of the conventional action hero.

Keep ReadingShow less