Youth in Asia

So who was the real winner then?

Perhaps the Rolling Stones should do avatars now too

The Wanted's Tom Parker has shared a positive update about his health as he continues to battle a brain tumour. Tom has now shared some positive news with his Instagram followers, revealing that his condition is stable and that there has been a "slight reduction" in his tumour. My joker coin toss between Harding and Parker was inspired.

Well well, finally a joker pick does the decent thing. This will shake the leaderboard up quite a bit.

As someone who got a unique pick for Vaclav Havel, Walesa must be worth a shot (in fact I was surprised to find he is still alive)

He wouldn't even make the top 10 famous people with the surname Allen.

Oh nice, a unique pick for my theme team The Curse of Late September EDIT: thanks for a most amusing DDP write-up, although I'd like to clarify I didn't "get my timing wrong". The name of the team refers to their date of birth, not when I think they will die. She was born on 24 September.

I think her substance abuse in the 90s would be a factor in her current health problems

In his defence he thought she was just like a woman

He actually already died ... on his feet in the car park of Four Seasons Total Landscaping in Philadelphia.

And his worst role was his completely pointless involvement in the Eddie Edwards biopic, playing someone who didn't even exist, which is a bit of a problem for a biopic.

Possibly the world's smallest guitar would be more appropriate in this case. "while my guitar gently weeps at the fate of my fond relics"

She is the longest reigning monarch still alive. (reign: 69 years 157 days) She will become longest reigning monarch ever (overtaking Louis XIV of France) on 8 May 2024. She is the oldest monarch currently alive. (age: 95 years 84 days), holding that position since 2015 She is the oldest monarch ever alive. She is currently 15th on the list of oldest state leaders still living. She is the oldest state leader still living and still in office.

How does one get a job as a mufti?

Brian May's basement in Kensington was flooded, and many of his fond relics were destroyed. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/brian-may-kensington-home-london-floods-b945455.html The main contributor to the floods seems to be all the rich people building basements. Brian also has a massive mansion in Surrey, which was almost destroyed in a forest fire last year https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/brian-may-house-saved-wildfire-surrey-a4521331.html At the time he said "the forest fire is still smouldering less than a mile from my own house and studio, and the fond relics of my entire life. Today we were able to begin to thank the amazing firefighters who risked their lives to contain this huge and treacherous wild furnace on the heath land of Sunningdale Golf Course - which actually adjoins my property. Yesterday, I was rescuing as many precious things from my house as was practicable, under threat of the whole thing going up in flames, but praying that the horror would not happen. " So it looks like he moved his fond relics to his Kensington basement for safekeeping ... and they are now covered in sewage. Brian also has well documented health problems, including a recent heart attack, and being hospitalised for ripping his glutes while gardening. And all of this is in the last 18 months. Poor Brian. How much can one man take?