No. Tony Blair proposed knighting George Harrison after his death, but nothing came of it.
He was Knighted by the Queen of England on Feb 24th 1998 who then honored him by giving him the title Sir. Answer Strictly speaking, "Sir" is the honorific associated with the specific award conferred on Elton John, which was Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE). There are other awards such as KBE and OBE which also confer the honorific "Sir".
Probably, but she takes no account of people's sexual orientation- she awards knighthoods and other honours purely on the basis of merit, and regards somebody's sex life as their own private buisness.
Paul McCartney formed a new group after the Beatles, which was called Paul McCartney and Wings. They had a long and successful career (not as spectacular as that of the Beatles, but successful by any other standard). They are remembered for such songs as "Band On The Run". Wings no longer exists, but Paul McCartney still performs.
Paul McCartney has one younger brother, Mike McCartney, who is also a musician and photographer. He has no sisters. Paul and Mike have maintained a close relationship throughout their lives, often supporting each other's artistic endeavors.
No, Jesse McCartney did not star in "Lizzie McGuire." The show featured Hilary Duff as the main character, Lizzie, while McCartney was known for his music career and roles in other projects. However, he did provide the voice for the character Theodore in the animated series "The Lizzie McGuire Movie."
Not by the queen of england, no. I can't speak for any other monarch.
Queen Elizabeth knighted him and he went to other parts of the world to test man's ability to climb without oxygen
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Elizabeth I was a Tudor. The other Elizabeth, the queen now, is not.
It's currently in the Crown of Queen Elizabeth... the Elizabeth that was the wife of George VI, or in other words the mother of the current Queen Elizabeth II.
He was Knighted by the Queen of England on Feb 24th 1998 who then honored him by giving him the title Sir. Answer Strictly speaking, "Sir" is the honorific associated with the specific award conferred on Elton John, which was Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE). There are other awards such as KBE and OBE which also confer the honorific "Sir".
Potentially, anyone can be knighted by the Queen, as long as they are a British Citizen. In reality, people are nominated for outstanding (and usually lifelong) service to a particular field. Foreign nationals can receive honorary knighthoods, OBEs, MBEs and so on. For example, the singer Bono recently was honored for his charity work. Most honors are given to British Citizens, though. PS It's Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, not just England.
The Elizabethan times were when Queen Elizabeth ruled England.
She was the queen when it was written. In other words, she had as much to do with it as Queen Elizabeth II had to do with Harry Potter.
It is the other way around. Mary queen of Scott was forceed into prison by queen elizabeth, her cousin, for 16 years until queen elizabeth exicuted Mary by beheading her.
born in different times and many other things.