Gordon Ramsay sells Cornwall home for £7.5m in most expensive sale ever in county

William Earl Variety will partner with Campari to bring the Variety Studio to the 2022 Cannes Film Festival. The interview studio will run May 18 – 25 and feature conversations with top directors and stars attending the 75th annual fest.Talent participating in the interview studio includes Anne Hathaway, Jeremy Strong, Michael Banks Repeta, Jaylin Webb and writer/director James Gray from “Armageddon Time” (Focus Features), a coming-of-age story about family and the generational pursuit of the American dream; Julianne Moore and Jesse Eisenberg from his feature directorial debut, “When You Finish Saving the World” (A24), a comedy-drama about a mother (Moore) and her teenage son’s (Finn Wolfhard) complex relationship; Paul Mescal and writer-director Charlotte Wells from “Aftersun” (Pastel), an intimate drama following Sophie (Frankie Corio) as she reflects on a holiday she took with her father (Mescal) 20 years earlier; Alicia Vikander and writer-director Olivier Assayas from “Irma Vep” (HBO), a remake of the French silent film classic “Les Vampires”; and writer-director Park Chan-wook, and actors Tang Wei and Park Hae-il from “Decision to Leave” (Mubi), a thriller following a detective’s investigation of a man’s death in the mountains.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterLena Dunham’s next film “Catherine, Called Birdy” will play in theaters before landing on Amazon Prime.The movie has been scheduled to open Sept. 23 in select cinemas and Oct. 7 on Amazon’s streaming service Prime Video.Dunham wrote and directed the Medieval coming-of-age story, which is based on Karen Cushman’s children’s book.

Wilson Chapman editorAfter 11 years and over 200 episodes, the popular Fox animated sitcom “Bob’s Burgers” is making its big-screen debut. And although the movie acts as a fresh point of entry, at the Tuesday premiere of the film at the El Capitan theater in Los Angeles, the voice actors behind the Belchers revealed the TV episodes they’d recommend for newcomers before seeing the film.H. Jon Benjamin and John Roberts, the voices behind the central couple Bob and Linda, both recommended that viewers start with one of the many Thanksgiving episodes the show has produced, which acts as a window into the dynamics of the quirky but lovable family.“I would probably go to one of the Thanksgiving episodes as a primer for what the family is like and the dynamic between them,” Benjamin told Variety on the red carpet of the premiere.

Naman Ramachandran The Indian media and entertainment sector, currently valued at $24 billion is expected to grow to $30 billion by 2024, according to the country’s Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur.“I personally feel with the growth rate we have and I’m sure it’s going to grow more than that. By 2030 we expect it to double and even more,” Thakur told Variety at the Cannes Film Festival.Thakur spoke with Variety on Wednesday at the Cannes India Pavilion after he launched a filming incentive that offers up to 35% reimbursement on local spend to international productions shooting in India.“I think it’s quite lucrative and I expect a lot of people to come and shoot in India, because our major focus is to make India the content hub of the world,” said Thakur.

Jake Paul and Kylian Mbappe were among the highest-paid athletes in the world aged 25 or under in 2021. YouTuber-turned-fighter Paul, 25, made a mint from his boxing exploits, with the American loudmouth taking home a cool £30million in the last year. The controversial star celebrated his achievement in a tweet, writing: "Made my pro-debut January 30, 2020.

Nottingham Forest could be set to play their first Premier League game behind closed doors following one fan's brutal headbutt on Billy Sharp.Forest are just one game away from a first top-flight campaign this century after defeating Sheffield United on penalties to reach the Championship playoff final. But the post-match celebrations were marred by a horrifying incident between Blades captain Sharp and one "scumbag" supporter.The 36-year-old was left needing stitches when one member of the home contingent made a beeline towards him upon the full-time whistle before ploughing his head into Sharp.

Strictly Come Dancing later on this year.If he does appear on the BBC show this year it will be the second dance show Jake has appeared on after he was on ITV show Dancing On Ice back in 2018.Back in 2018 Jake and his professional skater Vanessa Bauer went all the way to the final and won the show beating Brooke Vincent and Max Evans in the final.Jake tweeted yesterday (Tuesday May 17) asking if anyone had done Dancing On Ice and then Strictly and that fuelled the rumours that he would have his dancing shoes on very soon!He said: "Has anyone who’s done dancing on ice ever done @bbcstrictly just wondering."Whilst several celebrities and professionals have done Strictly Come Dancing first and then gone on to do Dancing On Ice Jake could be one of the first people to do it the other way round.However he will not be the first person as former Dancing On Ice judge John Barrowman competed in Dancing On Ice before he went on to do the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special back in 2010.John replied to Jake's tweet and said: "Yes I did dancing in ice 1st series and strictly Christmas special.

Countdown’s Rachel Riley was spotted wearing a pair of tiny shorts whilst leaving the 8 Out Of 10 Cats studio after filming - and she looked as glam as ever.The 36-year-old looked particularly happy as she made her way home wearing a pair of black shorts, white trainers, a white V-neck top and a black cardigan.She styled her blonde hair in a slicked back bun and seemed in good spirits as she left the studio in Manchester.Rachel could be seen holding what looked to be a grey shoebox and yellow coat under her arm, along with a bright red backpack worn over her shoulders. The brainiac has recently opened up about her time on Strictly Come Dancing and accused the show of being a “fix,” which has since been denied by Strictly itself.Rachel said that the show’s producers “know who they want to win from the start” and that they can “obviously fix the scores”.The Countdown star competed in the show in 2013 but was unfortunately eliminated in the sixth week.She spoke to Sunday Times and said that the show felt “very produced” and accused bosses of favouritism.Riley said: “I think they know from the start who they want to win and what journeys they want to take different people on, to have the right balance, and they can obviously fix the scores”.She continued: “I think Brits want an underdog.

EastEnders star Kellie Bright, known for her role as Linda Carter in the BBC soap, has been in the show since she arrived on Albert Square back in 2013.With her children and husband Mick, played by Danny Dyer, in tow, Linda set about making the street her home and has been an iconic part of the woodwork ever since.Kellie’s character became the landlady of the Queen Vic and has been involved in some of the show’s most heartbreaking storylines, including an ambulance crash, alcoholism, bulimia nervosa and most recently her divorce from Mick.Away from her role as Linda, Kellie seems to take a more relaxed approach to life.She married her long term partner Paul Stocker back in 2014 and the pair have three children together.Read on to delve into the pair’s love life away from the drama of EastEnders.The couple first met when Paul was 24 and she was 31, but has previously admitted she was worried about the age gap when it came to their family plans.She told OK! Magazine: “Reality kicked in. I was 31 and wanted to have kids and Paul was 24 and didn’t, at the time.

David Beckham's mansion - but was frozen out years later and now yearns for a family reunion. Freddie, now 20, revealed during his teens that he lost contact with his mother's side of the family after mum Lynne, David's older sister, split with dad Colin whom he moved with to Dagenham alongside older sister Georgina.With his mum and younger brother Josh living in their £470,000 family home, Freddie said back in 2018 that he was desperate for a reunion with his extended family having formed happy memories with them growing up.The Mirror quote him as saying in 2018: "I’m filled with mixed emotions.

What’s one way to shake up the tired, boring, oh-so-conventional romantic comedy genre? How about one that focuses on two gay men, stars an openly gay actor who also co-writes the script, and features an entirely LGBTQ+ principal cast? READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2022 That’s what “Bros” has going for it, coming from Universal Pictures early this Fall. Billy Eichner stars in a film with a basic romantic comedy plot–two people with commitment problems try to make a relationship work–except this time around, the “will they, won’t they” dynamic centers on a gay male couple.

There’s nothing like a bit of controversy to kick off this year’s Cannes Film Festival. And this year, it comes from the mouth of Viggo Mortensen, star of David Cronenberg‘s “Crimes Of The Future,” which has its world premiere in competition next week for the Palme d’Or.

GORDON Ramsay’s Cornish neighbours may have been jubilant after he sold his Daymer Bay House for a record £7.5million. But if they thought the telly chef, who came under fire for spending time there during lockdown, was troublesome – the person who has bought the house may cause them even more of a headache.

Gordon Ramsay has sold one of his most luxurious Cornwall homes for a whopping £7. 5 million – believed to be the most expensive sale recorded in the county to date. The property in Trebetherick, named Daymer Bay House, which has six bedrooms, four bathrooms, a swimming pool and tennis court, sits on 2.

Gordon Ramsay had owned three properties in the county at one point, but the sale brings that number down to just the one. Daymer Bay House in Trebetherick, near Polzeath, was first purchased by the father-of-six for £4million in 2016. At the time he was in the midst of a planning battle to bulldoze a property in Rock, which would later become the family's Cornwall home.The Hell’s Kitchen star built two adjacent homes in Rock on the site of the now-demolished 1920s five-bedroom property, called Lanarth, which he bought for £4.4million in 2015.At the time, it was the second most expensive sale ever recorded in Cornwall, but estate agents said the property needed modernising, and in July 2016 he won an eight-month battle to bulldoze the home.He eventually sold the Trebetherick home, where they lived during renovations, in March 2021 for £3.5million more than he first purchased it, Land Registry documents have revealed.The £7.5million sale was the most expensive across all of Cornwall for 2021 and is believed to be the most expensive ever recorded in the county, Cornwall Live reported.Previously, the most expensive sale recorded in Cornwall was Rock's Polwartha.The home sold again for £6.5million on September 27, 2007.

It is no secret that celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is notoriously hard to please.

A pudding maker from Perthshire was knocked out of a new Apprentice-style television game show fronted by Michelin star chef Gordon Ramsay last week.

Gordon Ramsay has sold his Cornwall home for a whopping £7,500,000 - and it the most expensive sale ever recorded in the area. The mutli-Michelin star chef, who reportedly owns three homes across England and the United States, has parted with his home named Daymer Bay House in Trebetherick.

MASTERCHEF viewers have slammed Gordon Ramsay for 'ruining' the finals as he made a guest appearance. Wednesday's show saw the final three cooks head to Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London to cook some of his signature dishes.

Gordon Ramsay has sold one of his Cornwall homes for a whopping £7.5million, making it the most expensive sale ever recorded in the county.The multi-Michelin starred chef, 55, owned three Cornwall properties at one point, but is now down to just the one.Daymer Bay House, located in Trebetherick, was first bought by the father-of-six in 2016 for £4m.At the time he was already in the middle of a planning battle to bulldoze another Cornish property in Rock, a village in the north of the county.He had bought the 1920s five-bedroom property for £4.4m in 2015.In July 2016, Ramsay won an eight-month battle to bulldoze the home.The Hell’s Kitchen star built two adjacent homes in Rock on the site – one of which is now the Ramsay family's Cornwall home. The news of the Ramsay's property sale comes after MasterChef viewers slammed his recent appearance on the show.

READ MORE: BBC Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars' viewers baffled within minutes as they compare it to I'm A Celeb and The Apprentice But what does it take for a restaurant to stay at the top of the culinary game? The chef opened his flagship restaurant back in 1998, putting French cuisine at the forefront of the London food scene, in the Chelsea location which previously housed the Michelin-starred La Tante Claire. By 2001, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay had been awarded the coveted three Michelin stars - the highest accolade given by the Guide. The site describes eateries with the full set of stars as “Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey!”.