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Nigella Lawson shows off her sophisticated style in an all-black outfit as she steps out for dinner with a mystery male companion
Nigella Lawson looked sophisticated as she stepped out for dinner in London on Monday with a mystery male companion.The award-winning TV cook, 64, bundled up in…
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Joanna Lumley, 78, admits she ‘knows she’s going to be cast as grannies or aunts now’ due to her age after starring as acid-tongued Felicity in Amandaland
Joanna Lumley has revealed she 'knows she's always going to be cast as grannies and aunts now' due to her…
Newly-engaged Tom Holland and Zendaya join £300-a-month luxury gym together in their leafy London suburb
They say couples that workout together, stay together.And it appears Tom Holland and Zendaya are in it for the long…
Zoe Ball goes Christmas shopping ahead of her final week on BBC Radio 2 – after revealing daughter Nell was rushed to hospital following accident at home
Zoe Ball ventured out for some Christmas shopping on Thursday, shortly after her revealing her daughter needed hospital treatment following…
In his scathing review for the Daily Mail, Christopher Stevens criticizes Irvine Welsh’s novel “Crime” as a joyless hour with a trans-friendly, nettle tea-drinking Rebus rip-off. Stevens accuses Welsh of lacking originality and creativity in his latest work, and suggests that fans of the crime genre look elsewhere for compelling storytelling. Despite Welsh’s attempts at inclusivity and diversity in his characters, Stevens finds the overall experience of reading “Crime” to be underwhelming and disappointing.
--> --> --> Irvine Welsh’s Crime (STV)Rating:Here's a deadly drinking game, for anyone with an asbestos liver and a craving…
