An OBE goes to Tamara Mellon, founder and chief creative officer of Jimmy Choo

Film and TV stars share glory and rock and roll, as well as those who give their talents to charity, in the queen's birthday honours list announced today.
Catherine zeta Jones, the leap from the darling buds of may sweetheart Hollywood stars, leads the field, obtained a CBE for her services of the film industry, charity. Sophie Okonedo, Oscar nominee, more British film in the hotel Rwanda, received an oobe.
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Nash, born in Manchester and, as a founder of the Hollies, an integral part of the swinging 60s pop and rock scene, became a darling of the US flower power generation with Crosby, Stills and Nash, later together with Neil Young. The trio play Glastonbury this month.
Nash took US citizenship in 1978, and receives his OBE in the diplomatic and overseas list.
Professor Brian Cox, as he is known today, was "surprised and chuffed" to get an OBE for services to science, though the one-time musician is now probably Britain's most recognisable TV boffin. Actor and charity worker Vicky Michelle, most famous for her role in the TV wartime comedy 'Allo 'Allo, receives an MBE, as do three Corrie veterans: Eileen Derbyshire (Emily Bishop), Barbara Knox (Rita Sullivan) and Anne Reid (Valerie Barlow). An OBE goes to Tamara Mellon, founder and chief creative officer of Jimmy Choo, the "to die for" shoe firm.