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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle chose to release their own documentary to give fans an insight into their world after leaving the Royal Family in 2020. In the trailer, the Duchess of Sussex can be heard saying, “When the stakes are this high, doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us?"Ahead of its release, many questioned why they felt the need to make the show after their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey last year.Their chat with the talk show host was the first time they broke their silence after announcing they had left the Royal Family.During the interview, the couple made a series of revelations which prompted Buckingham Palace to issue a rare statement.The biggest bombshell of the discussion was when the pair said an unnamed member of the family had "concerns" about the colour of their son's skin.Tina Turner says son Ronnie 'left the world too early' aged 62The interview sparked many to share their opinion including Absolutely Fabulous star Joanna Lumley, 76, was one of many who commented at the time.Speaking on the Jeremy Vine show, she said the couple's move had spread "unhappiness" and that she felt sorry for the royals.She said at the time: "I don't want to get in too deep because I know people have gone very sensitive on all sides about this, but it did seem to me a bit one-sided because everybody knows that the Royal Family can't really answer back."So no matter what you say, they can't answer back.So I was anxious not to watch it, actually.

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as her plus-one to the exclusive event, wearing a stunning white gown with an abs-baring diamond cutout, shoulder pads, and metallic embellishments. She paired the dress with a pair of complimentary platform pumps, a clutch, simple diamond earrings, and a dramatic gold cocktail ring. Hair cascading down her back in loose waves, walked arm-in-arm with Ryder, who wore a navy jacket and matching trousers for the rare family outing.

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As Christmas Day approaches, most of us are wrapping presents, planning the dinner and getting the decorations up. But this year may be tougher, financially, than previous years as the cost of living crisis rumbles on.

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was revealed. Yes, that means we can look forward to a movie adaptation of the Broadway musical adaptation of the starring , , , Lacey Chabert, and . Though none of these leading ladies will be reprising their original roles in the screen-to-stage-to-screen production, will be serving as screenwriter once again. “I’m very excited to bring Mean Girls back to the big screen," Fey said in a in January 2020.

Forever in her heart. Tina Turner’s second son, Ronnie Turner, has died. He was 62.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's new Netflix series.The first three episodes dropped on the streaming platform this week and the remaining three will air next week.In what has been shown so far, the couple talk about their life in the Royal Family, press intrusion, racism and their relationship.Prince Harry spoke out about the ‘racist undertones’ and ‘outright racism’ in the press that was directed at his wife.He claimed that the Royal Family didn't understand why Meghan needed to be protected from the media and paparazzi intrusion.He went on to say that the Palace urged them to not to say anything in response to stories written about them.Tina Turner says son Ronnie 'left the world too early' aged 62The Duke of Sussex said: “So, it was almost like a rite of passage, and some of the members of the royal family were like: ‘My wife had to go through that, so why should your girlfriend be treated any differently? Why should you get special treatment? Why should she be protected?’”"I said, ‘The difference here is the race element'."The couple are expected to go more into depth about their time in the Royal Family when the new episodes are released, but Ulrika Jonsson already believes it's "a step too far".Sharing her opinion in her column with The Sun, she said: "Harry and Meghan’s public denouncement and criticism of (mainly) the Royal Family is a step too far, even for a diehard, objective, hard-boiled family expert like me."I guess it’s because they’re not imparting their honesty directly to the people concerned."They’ve instead chosen to take the far more financially beneficial option of speaking their truth to Netflix."If only that was an option for all of us.

What happens when there’s no wide theatrical releases and it’s the holiday season as we emerge from the pandemic? Why, you get the second-lowest box office weekend of the year at an estimated $37.2M. We’ll see if Saturday night business is so bad that that this weekend becomes the lowest of 2022, unseating that of Jan. 28-30, when all movies grossed $34.87M, per Comscore.

Holiday cheer was given the ol’ heave-ho-ho-ho Friday night, as a Los Angeles City Council member was involved in a fight with an activist at a Christmas tree lighting event.