Career: Turner began her broadcasting career reading traffic reports for a local radio station, before moving to London with then-boyfriend DJ Bruno Brookes. She worked as a video jockey for Sky TV, which led to appearances on Top of the Pops, but she got her big break in 1992 when she became a Blue Peter presenter. In 1993, she joined GMTV and landed the job of hosting the National Lottery the following year, becoming one of the highest paid women on British TV. However, shows like Your Kids are in Charge and Turner Round the World failed to find an audience and tabloid revelations about her private life damaged her girl-next-door image. She appeared on Celebrity Big Brother in 2001 and tried to revive her career with two shows on BBC Three - Anthea Turner: Perfect Housewife and Help Me Anthea, I'm Infested. In early 2014, she was a celebrity contestant on Channel 4's reality series The Jump.

Career: With Knight supplying the lead vocals and the Pips providing impressive harmonies and inspired dance routines, the group soon earned a quite a following, opening for popular acts such as Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke. Chart-topping success came when they signed with Motown Records and released songs like If I Were Your Woman, a cover of I Heard It Through the Grapevine and Friendship Train. In 1973, the group left Motown for Buddah Records and released their most successful song to date - the Grammy-winning Midnight Train to Georgia. The group disbanded in 1989, and Knight embarked on a solo career, scoring hits like Men, I Don't Want to Know and the title song for James Bond film Licence to Kill.