Mrs. Rock Star Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bianca Jagger

Bianca Perez-Mora Macias married Mick Jagger in May 1971, when she was four months pregnant with their daughter Jade. Around the time that she married Mick, Bianca started to become concerned about women's rights and humanitarianism. She has worked with the Red Cross and Amnesty International, among other organizations.

She has also won several awards for her work, including Abolitionist of the Year (1996) and the World Achievement award (2004). She has also served as the Council of Europe Goodwill Ambassador, chairwoman of the World Future Council, and chairwoman of the Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation.

Answer: Heather Mills

Heather Mills married Sir Paul McCartney in June 2002 and gave birth to their daughter Beatrice Milly in 2003. Heather ran away from home when she was a teenager and became a model. When she was twenty years old, she posed for photos for the book "The Joys of Love". After a car accident in 1993 when part of her left leg had to be amputated, Heather became a strong advocate in the campaign for amputees' rights. Vegetarianism is another one of her favourite causes; she donated her entire pay cheque from "Dancing with the Stars" to Viva! (Vegetarians' International Voice for Animals).

Paul McCartney filed for divorce in 2006, citing "unreasonable behaviour". A divorce settlement of over 32 million pounds was reached in January 2007.

Answer: Courtney Love

Dubbed "the most controversial woman in rock music" by Rolling Stone magazine, Courtney Love, the lead singer of the defunct band Hole, married Kurt Cobain, the lead singer of Nirvana, in February 1992. Their daughter, Frances Bean, was born later that year. Courtney's career in music began when she was in her late 'teens, as the lead singer of Faith No More.

When she was 22, she started a band called Sugar Baby Doll (also called Sugar Babylon), before going on to The Pagan Babies and then Babes in Toyland before finally finding her place with Hole. Courtney has also had some success in acting; her first role was a minor one in 1987's "Sid and Nancy".

She has also had a starring role in 1996's "The People vs. Larry Flynt", for which she won several awards.

Answer: Erin Everly

Erin Everly, daughter of Don Everly of the Everly Brothers, met Axl Rose in 1986. The two dated for a few years before he proposed in early 1990. The couple married in April 1990 and Erin filed for divorce a month later. They reconciled their differences and got back together. After Erin suffered a miscarriage in 1991, the marriage was annulled. The song "Sweet Child O' Mine" was written about her.

Erin worked as a model before she married Axl, but since the divorce she has chosen to remain out of the public eye. She married a wealthy (but not famous) man from Atlanta, where she settled down to raise a family.

Answer: Pattie Boyd

Pattie Boyd married George Harrison in 1966. Eric Clapton, a good friend of George's, fell in love with Pattie while she was married to George. Clapton's unrequited passion was converted into the song "Layla", which took its title from a short love story, "The Story of Layla" by Nezami. The Beatles' song "Something" was said to be written about Pattie, but after she and George divorced in 1977, he denied that it was about her. Pattie married Eric in 1979, and he wrote songs about her, including "Wonderful Tonight", "Pretty Blue Eyes" and "Never Make You Cry". Eventually their marriage began to crumble as well and they divorced in 1988. Other rock stars who supposedly were in love with Pattie included Mick Jagger, Ron Wood, and John Lennon.

Before her marriages, Pattie and her sister Jenny (married to Mick Fleetwood) had successful modeling careers. Pattie also had a contract with American director Richard Lester, who made several television commercials which starred Pattie. With Lester directing, Pattie also had a small role in the Beatles' first movie "A Hard Day's Night". She met George when she asked him for an autograph on the set of the movie. When their relationship became serious and she stepped back from her modeling career, Pattie began writing a column for "16 Magazine" called "Pattie's Letter from London" which offered mostly beauty advice. Later on while married to Clapton, Pattie attempted a career in professional photography, and though she kept it up as a hobby she eventually turned to charity work. Along with Barbara Bach, Pattie started SHARP in 1991, which is an organization that helps drug addicts and alcoholics overcome their problems.

Answer: Pamela Anderson

Pam's first marriage was to Tommy Lee, drummer of Motley Crue. She married him in 1995, after a whirlwind romance of only 96 hours. Pamela filed for divorce twice during their marriage before they finally split up in February 1998. Around the time of their divorce, a home video of Pam and Tommy's honeymoon was stolen from their house and distributed on the Internet. Shortly afterwards, another video of Pam made its way onto the Internet; this time it was of her and former boyfriend Bret Michaels, lead singer of Poison. In July 2006, Pam married the rapper/singer Kid Rock and filed for divorce in November of that year.

Of course, Pam is not famous solely for her high-profile relationships. She has done extensive work in film, television and modeling. Some of her more notable movie credits include "Barb Wire"(1996), "Scooby-Doo"(2002) and "Scary Movie 3"(2003), as well as a cameo appearance in 2006's "Borat". Her best known television work was as the original 'Tool Girl' Lisa on "Home Improvement" and of course as one of the bathing suit-clad beach runners on "Baywatch". She also had parts in "8 Simple Rules", "Days of Our Lives" and the short-lived sitcom "Stacked". Pam has also appeared on "Playboy" covers.

Answer: Heather Locklear

Heather Locklear, of "Dynasty" and "Melrose Place" fame was married to Tommy Lee (before he was married to Pamela Anderson), from 1986 to 1993. After she divorced Tommy, she married Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora in 1994. In 1997, Heather gave birth to Richie's daughter, Ava Elizabeth.

Heather and Richie separated in 2005 and she filed for divorce in 2006. The divorce was finalized in 2007.

Answer: Angela Bowie

Mary Angela Barnett married David Bowie in 1970. Angie adopted David's stage name as her last name, though they gave their son, Zowie, David's real last name of Jones. The couple separated eight years later and eventually divorced in 1980. David and Angela were good friends with the Rolling Stones, and, according to herself, the Rolling Stones' song "Angie" was written about Mrs. Bowie. Angela's book, first published in 1993 (updated in 2000), was called "Backstage Passes: Life on the Wild Side with David Bowie".

When she was younger, Angela worked as a fashion model, cover girl and actress. Her 'career' just before marrying Bowie was as a rock band groupie.

Answer: Barbara Bach

After separating from her Italian husband Augusto Gregorini in 1975, Barbara moved back to the US to pursue her acting career and won the role of Anya Amasova in 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me". She met Ringo Starr on the set of "Caveman" in 1980 and the couple were married in 1981.

Answer: Elton John

Elton John announced to Rolling Stone magazine in 1976 that he was bisexual. He married a woman, Renate Blauel, in 1984 but after they divorced in 1988, Elton publicly came out as gay. He met David Furnish, a Canadian film maker, in 1993 and the couple entered into a civil union on December 21, 2005, the first day that gay unions were performed in England.

Furnish has directed and produced several movies since 1997. His first, "Tantrums and Tiaras"(1997) was a documentary about Elton John and won an award at the Columbus Film and Video Festival. Some of Furnish's other titles include "Desert Flower"(1999), "Fame and Fashion - Inside Gucci"(2002), "Fame and Fashion - Inside Versace"(2002) and "It's a Boy Thing"(2006). He also served as executive producer for a theatre production of "Billy Elliot" in 2005. In addition to his screen and stage work, David has contributed regularly to "Tatler", "Interview" and "GQ" magazines, and he has also served on the board of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.