'I could empathise' Rod Stewart's wife Penny Lancaster speaks out on saving suicidal man

It was announced by a spokesperson from the ICG (International Cinematographers guild-Local 600), that cinematographer and Emmy winner George Spiro Dibie has died at his home in L.A. He was 90. 

Dave took home Best Hip Hop/Rap/Grime Act award at this year’s BRIT Awards, where he also delivered a pyrotechnic-fuelled rendition of his ‘We’re All Alone in This Together’ cut ‘In the Fire’.During his acceptance speech, the rapper thanked God “first and foremost” and said, “I appreciate all the love from the fans.” He went on to thank collaborator Kyle Evans, his mother, friends and family.“I want to say thank you to all of the artists that are in the same field as me. The rappers that have suffered for years and years and years and years and years, and broken down so many barriers in this industry that I’m in right now,” the rapper continued.“It’s for you guys that I feel like, it’s only right that I carry on doing the same thing, and for the people that are here today,” he added, specifically shouting out Best New Artist winner Little Simz and Ghetts, who was also nominated in the Hip Hop/Rap/Grime category.“Listen, man.

Pusha T is offering musical praise to his favourite soda, and he’s bringing Kanye West along for the ride.

Janet Street-Porter left Loose Women viewers shocked on Tuesday’s episode after she made a savage dig about co-star Penny Lancaster.The panellist, 74, was joined by Denise Welch, Kaye Adams and Gloria Hunniford in the studio as they engaged in a fiery debate about England’s “Freedom Day”, which is due to go ahead on July 19 and will see the country “reopen” after months of Covid restrictions. During the heated discussion, Denise, 63, ranted about “double standards” as she is unable to visit her father, who has been in hospital for weeks, while the Wimbledon finals will welcome full capacity crowds.

Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden now lives completely differently to how she did in her younger years, during which she and her family struggled for money at times.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent star Amanda Holden says she was told to by her mum to steal Sugar Puffs as a kid because they were so skint. The TV show judge, 50 — now worth an estimated £20million — compared herself to Oliver Twist pickpocket the Artful Dodger while on family summer holidays.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAmanda Holden has revealed she used to steal Sugar Puffs in order to feed herself - after her mum asked her to steal the breakfast cereals due to them being so poor.The Britain's Got Talent judge is reportedly worth a whopping £20million these days following her hugely successful television career of acting and presenting shows like BBC's I Can See Your Voice.But clearly things were very different for 50-year-old Amanda when she was a child - so bad in fact that her family would struggle to afford food.Speaking about when times were tough for her financially, she confessed to former Chatty Man presenter Alan Carr that there was once a time when her mother, Judith,

Amanda Holden has cast her mind back to a childhood memory where she was asked by her mother to steal breakfast cereals in order to feed herself.

James Martin, who fronts his self-titled Saturday Morning show, previously joined the Loose Women panel where he opened up about his home life in a rare admission.The TV chef, who recently celebrated his 49th birthday, was quizzed about his girlfriend Louise Davies.Rod Stewart's other half Penny Lancaster probed the ITV favourite about who prepares their evening meals at home, before making an offer to the presenter.Addressing his work-life balance, the Saturday Morning admitted he was a lot "less stressed" during his appearance on Loose Women in 2018."The balance is much more addressed now," James commented.

Penny Lancaster has said it would not be worth the “misery” of giving up booze to help her weight battle.

Loose Women stars Penny Lancaster and Janet Street Porter locked horns in a fiery debate on the ITV lunchtime show.Things got heated between the pair as they discussed the topic of whether ‘mum’ should be added to people’s CV as a qualification. While Penny, 50, argued that it should be allowed, Janet, 74, put forward her view that allowing people to do that would discriminate against those who are not mothers themselves.

Loose Women this morning, about where she spent the night last night.Host Kaye Adams asked Penny: "I hear you were cheating on Rod!"Still wearing England kit, blonde beauty Penny joked: "I did cheat on Rod... sorry darling."She added: "When I told you I didn't want to be at home watching the football with all the boys because I knew you'd be sporting Scotland and would rather England lose..."Penny paused for added drama: "I stayed at an apartment last night and secretly got my shirt on and cheered on the boys.""How amazing was that?"Kaye couldn't believe her ears: "You were sitting in an apartment on your own going crazy for England, while Rod was sitting at home supporting Scotland.

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Loose Women guest panelist Penny Lancaster has opened up about her new life on the front line.The starlet, who is married to iconic British rocker Rod Stewart, retrained as a police officer during lockdown in a bid to give back to her community.Despite concerns from Rod and the children about being on the front line, Penny says she had safe while patrolling the City of London.Speaking on Tuesday's episode of Loose Women, Penny, 50, said: "You can give out a ticket and fine someone for littering which also includes urinating if they leave a puddle."I saw this man urinating in a sculpture and I gave him the option to buy a bottle of water and to wash it away or have a fine."Asked by Denise Welch if she is recognised as Penny 'Rod's wife'

Lady Penny Lancaster Stewart had a "magical experience" when she climbed a mountain to honour fallen police officers. The 'Loose Women' star - who is working with the City of London Police as a special constable - was honoured to take part in the Light the Lakes annual fundraising event, which saw her scale the 1,539ft peak of Lingmoor Fell in the Lake District and help light 2,000 flares before dawn broke.

Hello! magazine. The model and TV personality said: "Lissie said to me that Andrew would have loved to have done this climb with her, and I said to her, 'He is, he's with you now. And when we're at the top of the mountain, you'll be closer to him still. '"We held the flares and hugged and remembered Andrew and all the others. It was really special. "Thames Valley Police traffic officer PC Harper, 28, died in Berkshire in 2019 after becoming caught in a strap attached to the back of a car containing three individuals fleeing the scene of a quad bike theft. © GETTY/CHANNEL 4 penny lancaster pc andrew harper widow special moment lake district charity climb police news

London Police as a special constable, recalled her conversation with Lissie Harper in an interview with Hello! magazine. She explained: 'Lissie said to me that Andrew would have loved to have done this climb with her, and I said to her: "He is, he's with you now.

t, which has so far raised more than £30,000 for the Care of Police Survivors (COPS) charity.Penny, who recently joined City of London Police as a special constable, recalled her conversation with Lissie Harper in an interview with Hello! magazine.The model and TV personality said: "Lissie said to me that Andrew would have loved to have done this climb with her, and I said to her, 'He is, he's with you now. And when we're at the top of the mountain, you'll be closer to him still.'"We held the flares and hugged and remembered Andrew and all the others.

Penny Lancaster has recalled the “special” moment she shared with the widow of PC Andrew Harper.

HELLO! magazine, Penny Lancaster has shared her experience of climbing a mountain to honour fallen police officers. Penny, who recently joined the City of London Police as a special constable, took part in Light the Lakes, an annual fundraising event that has so far raised over £30,000 for the Care of Police Survivors (COPS) charity.As HELLO!'s exclusive photos showed, it was the experience of a lifetime for the model wife of Sir Rod Stewart.MORE: Penny Lancaster and Rod Stewart's romantic celebration on wedding anniversary"It was a magical experience.

He sang that the first cut is the deepest – but it looks like the half-cut are the sleepiest as Rod Stewart flakes out in the back of his car after a big night out.