The Captial FM DJ fell into George Micheal's pool as a child while on holiday with his family at the singer's home in the south of France.
The late singer's good friend Shirlie Kemp described him as a "massive" EastEnders fan.
The pair played married couple Mel and Steven Owen on the BBC soap.
Roman Kemp has urged anyone 'struggling' with their mental health to 'reach out', after the sudden death of his close friend Joe Lyons.
Kate Garraway said her son Billy found his 11th birthday 'emotional' as his dad Derek Draper remains in hospital after battling coronavirus.
Spandau Ballet singer Tony Hadley thinks the commercial using one of the band's songs is in "bad taste".
The West End actor has revealed he felt humiliated after learning he had been sacked from Spandau Ballet during a TV interview.
Not surprisingly, it’s one of the Capital Radio’s most magical childhood memories.
It's not an easy time for a young man to be in broadcasting, but Roman Kemp says his peers have been a huge help.
Martin was touched when James looked after Roman during a low moment.
The pop icon introduced Capital FM DJ's parents to one another in the 1980s
Without the research that his wife Shirlie and George Michael did, the Spandau Ballet bassist may not be here…
Roman Kemp's place of birth was nearly LAX!
The pair have just released their first album together, In The Swing Of It
The former Spandau Ballet and Wham! performers have never made music together, despite having been a couple for almost 40 years.
Animal activist group PETA has slammed Channel 4 show Bear Grylls' Celebrity Island after it emerged that a pig chokes itself to death on a forthcoming episode.
The star opens up for the first time on the new look of the band.
Tony Hadley announced on Twitter today that he has quit Spandau Ballet “due to circumstances beyond his control,” but the band hit back this afternoon stating he has wanted to leave the group since September. The ‘True’ hitmakers are not happy and said they are frustrated with the singer because they said he has refused to work with the group – comprised of brothers Martin and Gary Kemp, Steve Norman and John Keeble – for months and they have now decided to move on without him. Responding to his abrupt exit, they wrote on their website: “Much to our frustration, Tony had made it clear in September 2016 that he didn’t want to work with the band anymore.
My disdain for television talent shows will be more than clear to anyone who has stumbled upon one of my many vitriolic rants aimed towards the X-Factor, most recently inspired by the woeful turn of events that saw Honey G actually be allowed to release a legitimate record in the British charts. Although the idea that this is an ego trip for Gary, or an attempt to prolong the relevancy of a dwindling ‘Take That’ would be totally wrong because they’re searching for members of ‘The Band’ not ‘Take That’ and they’re going to be in a fictional musical about the fictitious ‘The Band’ and not about the life of ‘Take That’.
The BBC’s new Saturday night entertainment show received mixed reactions – as did ITV’s slightly tweaked format of The Voice. Gary Barlow was in West End musical mode, opening the show with a full stage production that may have flummoxed X-Factor viewers, but set the stall out nicely for those of us who previously enjoyed the hunt for Maria, Dorothy, Joseph and Nancy.
Gary Barlow has jostled the judges and presenters into position to plug his new Take That-themed talent show Let It Shine – and it’s a pretty stellar line-up. Lining up alongside 45-year-old Gary on the judging panel are Spandau Ballet star turned EastEnders badboy Martin Kemp, Glee singer and actress Amber Riley, and former X-Factor judge Dannii Minogue, making her first appearance as a judge on British TV since she sat alongside Simon Cowell in 2011. “Dannii, Martin and Amber all bring so much to this panel with the breadth of experience in music, acting, stage and TV,” gushed Gazza.
Fearne Cotton and Martin Kemp will be hosting a new live show on BBC Radio 2 this summer. Fearne, who presented the mid-morning show on Radio 1 until May 2015, and Martin will be on our airwaves while Graham Norton takes his summer break, hosting their show from Saturday July 9 until Saturday September 10.