New York” cast member, passed away at 51 following a skiing accident. Known for her jewelry brand and work with celebrities, she was a fashion authority.

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From 3 March in Southend, the show will be led by TV favourite Janette Manrara as Roxie, joined by Djalenga Scott as Velma ...