It's 25 years since the last Jubilee. How has life changed since the 1970s?Pop Music
1977 - Sex Pistols - Punk rockers
Singer Johnny Rotten
Started: They were put together by Malcolm Mclaren - a fashion designer. He chose them because of how they looked. How they sounded was less important.
Sang: Anarchy in the UK
Liked: Spitting, swearing, drinking. Their fans wore safety pins through their noses and did a dance called the pogo.
2002 - Will Young - Pop Idol
Started: When he went to an audition held by a TV company. Will sang a series of cover versions. Over eight million viewers voted in the final programme.
Sang: Light my fire
Likes: From a wealthy background, Will is said to know Princes William and Harry. He studied politics at university.
Computer gaming
1978 - Space Invaders - arcade game
The original space invaders
Gameplay: You moved either left or right, dodging the laser fire from the aliens as they moved down the screen. All the time you had to fire at fuzzy aliens.
Graphics: Fuzzy aliens
Best bit: The sound of the aliens speeding up as they tried to land got pulses racing.
Worst bit: Getting good meant hours down the arcade spending all your pocket money.
2002 - Grand Theft Auto 3 - PS2 console
Gameplay: Walk, run or drive your way around a complete 3D city. Carry out jobs for all sorts of people and get paid for it.
Graphics: So good you think you're actually in Liberty City.
Best bit: Checking out all the different cars and talking to the people who live in the city.
Worst bit: Getting good means spending hours in your living room and losing all your non-gamer mates.
Football stars
1977 - Kevin Keegan
Kevin Keegan's perm
Famous for: Won European footballer of the year 1978 and 1979. Scored 23 goals as captain of England. Scored 100 goals for Liverpool. Transferred to Hamburg in Germany for £500,000 in 1977.
Haircut: His most famous cut was a really silly bubble perm, but that didn't arrive until the 1980s.
Lifestyle: Always smelled great, well of Brut aftershave anyway, which he advertised alongside boxer Henry Cooper. A snappy dresser, often seen in huge flares and even bigger collars.
Magic powers: For a little man, he was excellent in the air. Brilliant goal-scoring record.
2002 - David Beckham
Becks at Downing Street
Famous for: 50 England Caps. Celebrity lifestyle. The first man to appear on the cover of Marie Claire. Being sent off in the 1998 World Cup.
Haircut: Changes every week, but when David went to meet Tony Blair he had a mini-mohican. The Sex Pistols would approve.
Lifestyle: Lives at Beckingham Palace with Posh Spice. Wears a sarong (which looks like a skirt) that his wife chose.
Magic powers: Bending the ball and putting up with endless jokes about Victoria.
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