Brooke Shields Shares Tearful Update After Daughter Leaves for College

BBC Breakfast star tragically died aged 66 at the end of August after being diagnosed with the cancer in 2017.Bill's former Breakfast co-stars like Charlie Stayt, Naga Munchetty, Susanna Reid, and Sian Williams were among those who attended his funeral on Friday afternoon (September 16).READ MORE: Ex-BBC Breakfast hosts now – terminal cancer, near-death experience and stalker hellMike Bushell, Charlotte Hawkins, Martha Kearney, Louise Minchin, and Nick Robinson also attended the private ceremony. which took place at the Holy Trinity church in Blythburgh, Suffolk.Six pallbearers carried Turnbull's oak coffin, which was decorated with a red rose and purple bouquet, including his two sons and son-in-law.Naga, who worked with Bill for several years, told the PA agency: "Bill was the grammar hammer; he was so on top of his grammar plurals, singulars… He was all over it."He was passionate about the job and passionate about the journalism and passionate about the audience."The audience was all that mattered and all that does matter and Bill never forgot that – he was a joy to sit beside."To sit next to Bill was always an experience, it was always fun, it was always focused but it was also about the audience."It was telling the story, being part of the story, which is always a privilege, and hearing people’s experiences and helping to relay those to our audience.

Heathrow Airport. Giovanne Ampler, who posts on TikTok @ash.taran, quickly went viral after sharing his experience at the UK airport.

Queen Elizabeth II. Steph Matto, 31, from Connecticut, US, first made headlines for earning a fortune from forcing out farts.But after suffering symptoms of a heart attack, the self-proclaimed "fartrepreneur" was forced to bow out of her unique business.READ MORE: Woman who sold farts for £740 a pop spills the beans on business secretsShe has since started her work on adult-content site Unfiltrd while selling boob sweat jars on the side.

Ex-Burnley manager Sean Dyche revealed he is still being offered players, despite getting sacked five months ago.The Englishman was surprisingly offloaded by the Clarets in April with the club neck deep in a relegation dogfight. Dyche is yet to find another job in English football, but has been linked with Bournemouth, who are yet to replace Scott Parker.Considering Dyche’s excellent track record of getting the best out of the players with limited resources, he will certainly not be short of potential suitors.

King Charles III and his now wife Camilla has said he's not afraid of the battle that faces him as he seeks recognition. Simon Charles Dorante-Day has long claimed that Charles and Camilla are his biological parents and has been fighting a drawn-out battle to have his voice heard. In a recent interview, Simon claimed that despite the man he is trying to take on now being the King, he's not worried.

David Beckham has been spotted in tears while paying tribute to the Queen.

Kate Middleton could spell disaster for King Charles, a royal expert has claimed.The Princess of Wales and her husband, William, travelled to the Queen's Norfolk estate of Sandringham on Thursday (September 15) to thank the public for their condolences, and were met by huge crowds offering flowers at the remote palace.Images show the future King and Queen smiling and talking to royal fans, who had journeyed from across the country to catch a glimpse of the Waleses - and the pics could mean trouble for the new King Charles.READ MORE: Queue tracker live: Exact location and wait times for Queen's lying-in-state lineThe late Queen's eldest son has been on the throne for just over a week, ever since Her Majesty tragically died last Thursday (September 8).And although reception of the new King and Queen Consort Camilla has so far seemed positive, the King has already had a number of small but embarrassing public blunders - mostly involving fountain pens.Royal expert Daniela Elser said the King was already floundering just a week into the job, and that these photos showing the British public's famous love for Will and Kate could give him pause for thought.Writing for news.com.au, she said: "Charles clearly needed a bit of a break, a chance to soak in the tub with some Molton Brown bubble bath and to re-read the Magna Carta to double-check it still limits royal authority."It’s only one week into the job he has waited more than 50 years to do and he has already managed to have not one but two tanties caught on video."She added: "If ever there was a moment that should make Charles choke on his afternoon fruitcake, it’s this."Charles’ time to shine might have arrived, but if these new images of William and Kate are anything to go

World Cup after Chile's bid to have them thrown out of the tournament. The Chilean FA had aimed to take their place at the tournament after claiming to have documents which proved right-back Byron Castillo was in fact Colombian and not eligible to play for Ecuador.

King Charles III's self-professed 'secret son' is not the only man who has laid a wild claim to being illegitimate royal offspring. Determined Robert Brown has made it his personal quest to prove the Queen's sister, Princess Margaret is his mother and now he has won a High Court legal battle to see the contents of her will.Accountant Mr Brown, who was born in Kenya, has splurged a cool £100,000 in his attempt to verify his belief that the King's aunt secretly gave birth to him on or around January 5, 1955.

Hollyoaks star Kirsty-Leigh Porter may be having a rough time on the Channel 4 soap, as her character Leela Lomax’s life is currently on the line.

EXCLUSIVE: Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds), Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix franchise), Isabelle Fuhrman (The Novice) and Liana Liberato (To the Bone) have signed on to star in Justine Bateman’s upcoming feature Face, based on her 2021 bestseller, Face: One Square Foot of Skin.

EXCLUSIVE: After four years at Verve, veteran unscripted television agent Bill Thompson has joined Vital Artists Agency, reuniting with former colleague Phil Irven.

EXCLUSIVE: Sheila Atim MBE (The Woman King) has signed with UTA for representation in all areas.

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Updated: For those who forgot to read the news on Deadline back in December, it was never, ever in the cards for the Cinerama Dome to reopen this year. Like, never ever. 2023 was always the eyed date. The Dome’s owners are doing a full refurbish of the venue, top to bottom. No immediate opening date yet, but it was never going to be this year. Ever. Even if they did post a liquor license renewal outside the door. Whenever this grand historical cinema palace decides to reopen, don’t worry, you’ll hear rockets red glare from as far away as the valley.

Richard Engel, chief foreign correspondent for NBC News, warned of what he called “censorship by static,” as social media overwhelms people with information to the point that users are susceptible to disinformation.

EXCLUSIVE: levelFILM and Wildling Pictures today announced that Suze, the latest comedy from Linsey Stewart and Dane Clark, has begun principal photography in Hamilton, Ontario.

EXCLUSIVE: Actor Charlie Barnett (Russian Doll) has signed with Stagecoach Entertainment for management.

An exceptional and, one might venture, unprecedented group of politicians, diplomats, policy wonks, elected officials and veteran Washington insiders expound on the effectiveness of international military intervention—and the lack thereof—in The Corridors of Power. Israeli director Dror Moreh made one of the great political documentaries of recent times in The Gatekeepers (2012), as well as the excellent The Human Factor (2019), and this time he has assembled an all-star cast of more than 30 political heavyweights including Henry Kissinger, Hilary Clinton, George Shultz, Madeleine Albright and Condoleeza Rice, who in deep, original interviews, help to build a picture of how and why the best intentions can come unglued. The film deserves to be seen in any and all venues by audiences interested in the state of the world and clarity about how we got here.