Elvis Presley’s ex wife Priscilla is reportedly dating Nigel Lythgoe. While he sure as hell is no Elvis Presley, Nigel is the boss of “American Idol” and producer/judge of “So You Think You Can Dance.” Nicknamed “Nasty Nigel” for being an outspoken judge, Nigel recently split from his longterm love and began romancing the King’s former wife soon after. A source tells British newspaper News Of The World, “They clicked instantly.”
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It doesn’t get any hotter than this! Big hunk o’ love, Elvis Presley, bedded sex goddess, Marilyn Monroe, within minutes of meeting her. Now this could very well be a lie, but a very reliable source, Elvis’ former agent, Byron Raphael has finally decided to reveal all the juicy details in a US interview.
According to him, he kept the one-night stand a secret for over 50 years because he knew it was the “sort of thing that could ruin their careers” and Monroe was also still married to Arthur Miller.
He claims bosses at the William Morris Agency wanted Presley and Monroe to date for a publicity stunt in 1956, but Marilyn refused.
Raphael said: “He was very embarrassed, but I think she turned him down because she felt it was too public.”
However, Presley, who had women throwing themselves at him, refused to “give up” and two weeks later asked Raphael to “pick up Marilyn” and bring her to his room at the Beverly Wilshirehotel.
“When he saw her, they came together and, without saying a word, started kissing. I was in shock and I didn’t know what to do. Then Marilyn, who was 10 years older, said, “You’re pretty good for a guitar player.”
“After two minutes, they went into the bedroom and I didn’t know if I was supposed to leave, or stay and wait for them, so I just dozed off. The next thing I knew I was startled awake by the door opening and I dove behind the bar. And they both walked out stark naked.”
As the 29th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death passes, a $3 million (1.6 million pounds) reward is being offered for anyone who finds Elvis Presley alive.
U.S. writer, actor and filmmaker Adam Muskiewicz says he and a producer friend set up the website www.elviswanted.com mostly for publicity and to get the public involved in an independent documentary exploring the myth that Elvis is still alive.
“The hoaxing of Elvis Presley’s death is the biggest myth in the history of pop culture. Does it have any merit? What are the facts behind it?” the site asks. The film and site aim to explore persistently popular rumours that Elvis did not die on August 16 1977, but may have gone into hiding. Click here to read more.
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