Miriam Margolyes' 53 year romance - long-distance rule to tragic coming out story

Kendrick Lamar is set to perform new music during a headline show in Milan, Italy, this summer.The Compton rapper is thought to be working on the long-awaited follow-up to his April 2017 album ‘DAMN.’, though speculation about a possible new single emerging before his performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show last weekend went unfounded.Lamar has now announced a new live date at the Ippodromo SNAI San Siro in Milan as part of the Milano Summer Festival. The rapper is set to perform on June 23, where he will showcase new material.When translated from Italian, a description on the festival organisers’ website reads: “Kendrick Lamar returns to Italy with a super anticipated show which, produced and distributed by Vivo Concerti, will see him perform – after 8 years from his first performance in Italy, in 2014 – at the Milan Summer Festival (Ippodromo Snai) [on] Thursday 23 June 2022”.A post shared by Milano Summer Festival (@milanosummerfestival)The description then promises that Lamar “will play the pieces of the new album, long awaited by the fans” during his Milan show.You can find tickets and more information about Lamar’s Milan gig by heading here.The rapper has not announced any further tour dates at the time of writing.

It’s no secret that the Queen has a sweet tooth, and she’s got her favourite boozy tipples, too! Behind palace doors, Her Majesty enjoys the finest foods cooked up by royal chefs and, every now and then, we get to try them too. So, what’s better than the Queen’s boozy Christmas pudding? An alcohol-soaked chocolate mousse - ooh, don’t mind if we do… According to Darren McGrady - the Queen’s personal chef in the 1990s - dark chocolate and a warming tot of Drambuie liqueur are her favourite ingredients. Darren explained: “It's no secret that the Queen loves chocolate, and the darker chocolate the better.

Marta Balaga Shooting mostly in Iceland and Greenland, the team behind Netflix’s upcoming release “Against the Ice” – now shown in Berlin – had to battle punishing weather conditions and freezing cold, as well as star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.“It was quite challenging, working with Nikolaj. Apart from that, it was alright,” joked actor Joe Cole during the press conference. “My character is quite different from me.

Kyle Lafferty struck a stunning winner to boost Kilmarnock’s title bid – then dedicated the goal to tragic fan Colin McCue.

iPhones always work like a dream when we buy them. Then, like any other device, it starts slowing down.However, following one simple advice can help improve your iPhone’s performance, make sure it operates for longer and even increase its worth if you choose to resell it later.All you need to do is preserve your phone’s battery health. This is a common piece of advice that most iPhone users have probably heard but taken for granted often.Here are eight handy tips you can incorporate into your daily routine to ensure that your iPhone battery remains healthy and efficient for longer.

An advert for a top from leading online fashion retailer Boohoo has been banned after it was found to be "sexually suggestive" and "harmful towards women".

James Middleton has given a glimpse inside his romantic outdoor date night for Valentine's Day with his wife Alizée Thevenet. The 34 year old, who is the younger brother of Kate Middleton, 40, shared a peek inside his romantic date night with 32 year old finance expert Alizée at their reported Grade II listed £1.45million West Berkshire farmhouse.

MOLLY-MAE Hague has opened up about her endometriosis surgery and revealed concerns that didn't work. The 22-year-old posted a new YouTube video called 'spend my period week with me' and fought back tears as she spoke to her subscribers. Former Love Island star Molly said: "So guys, the period came.

body positive messages.And she's done it again, as she told fans that they 'don't need a thigh gap or abs'.Bree shared an uplifting message on her Instagram page alongside posed snaps of herself compared to 'real' pictures.In her first photo, the brunette beauty was seen sucking in her waist and sticking out her bum while in orange gym wear to give the illusion of the 'perfect' body.However, in the right-hand photo, she relaxed to show the 'real' her - with her tummy and cellulite on show.Bree then shared more similar photos as she zoomed-in on her curves to show her 543,000 followers that not all is always what it seems.Captioning the post, she wrote: "In 2022, we’re putting an end to unrealistic beauty standards."No one needs a thigh gap — depending on bone structure, some people have them, some people don’t."You don’t need a flat tummy — having fat on your body is vital for your health."You don’t need abs to be happy in your skin."You don’t need to remove your cellulite. Or to only eat “clean” food.

AMC Networks beat Wall Street estimates for the fourth quarter and reported 9 million streaming subscribers as of the end of 2021, in line with company projections.

Power cuts may hit Scots during Storm Dudley and Eunice this week as the Met Office has issued three weather warnings covering the severe weather.

Christopher Vourlias Russian sci-fi comedy “Couple from the Future,” a 2021 box-office hit directed by Alexey Nuzhny (“Fire”), is getting a Chinese remake, Variety has learned.Production and distribution powerhouse Central Partnership has sold the rights for a Chinese adaptation to Shanghai Matching Culture Media.The film is set in the year 2040. Evgeniy and Alexandra have been married for 20 years, and their relationship has lost its passion. Getting divorced isn’t an option – in the future, annulling a marriage is a very expensive affair.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Locarno Film Festival recently announced a complete retro dedicated to Douglas Sirk, 35 years after the death of the director best known for melodramas made in Hollywood in the 1940s and 1950s, such as “Magnificent Obsession” and “Written on the Wind,” that aims to provide a fresh critical interpretation of his work.Sirk, who was born in Denmark and worked in Germany, which he left for Hollywood during Hitler’s rise to power, later returned to Europe and eventually retired in Switzerland.Among his most prominent fans were late great German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Bernardo Bertolucci.For the first time, Sirk’s filmography will be reviewed in the light of unpublished documents made available by the director’s family through the Douglas Sirk Foundation and preserved since 2012 at the Cinémathèque Suisse, broadening the perspective on this major auteur. Variety spoke to Locarno’s artistic director Giona A.

The Queen is reportedly all set to help Prince Andrew pay off his £12million settlement to accuser Virginia Giuffre.

Bodo/Glimt held a meditation session to prepare them for the wall of sound they'll experience against Celtic on Thursday night.

Charlie Dimmock had ‘no regrets’ over the Ground Force affairIt's not the first time Miriam has hit out about Glenda.In 2013, the ex Harry Potter star said she wished she had never starred in the production and branded her co-star "horrid".She added on BBC Radio 4: "I really didn’t like her and I’ve never liked her since, even though she votes Labour and no doubt does good work in Hampstead."But goodness me, she was a pain to work with."Express.co.uk has contacted a representative for Glenda for comment.Miriam first gained recognition for her work as a voice artist before she landed a number of theatre roles.She won a BAFTA Award for her role in The Age of Innocence and was cast in the role of Professor Sprout in the Harry Potter film

Gallery: He’s afraid of SPOONS?! Here are 10 extreme celebrity phobias (BANG Showbiz)"I’ve had a curious career, I suppose. " Miriam now feels a sense of "impending doom" because of her age - but she's determined to remain upbeat about life. Speaking about her memoir, Miriam told the Observer newspaper: "[A memoir is] the obituary that you write yourself.

Boris Johnson, his Conservative party and his 81-year-old dad Stanley Johnson.The 80-year-old previously sparked Ofcom complaints over a comment she made about wanting the Prime Minister dead.In a new interview, the actress blasted the Government as "appalling, incompetent, corrupt shower of t***s".She added: "I have never seen such a deplorable collection of people."Miriam went on to slam Boris' dad Stanley Johnson, who she blasted as "vile".The actress previously said on The Last Leg that she “had difficulty not wanting Boris to die" when he was in hospital with coronavirus.Prince Harry's appearance on Time cover questioned by Carol VordermanShe said: "I wanted him to die, and then I thought that reflects badly on me and I don't want to

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterHarry Potter actress Miriam Margolyes hasn’t had the best relationship with current Prime Minister Boris Johnson - but now she has taken it a step further, as she wants the PM castrated.It comes after she wished he would die from coronavirus last year - a controversial move which sparked an Ofcom investigation.The 80-year-old comedian and actress opened up in a new interview with The Guardian in which she slammed both Boris and his father, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star Stanley.She wasn’t holding anything back as she ranted: "I think [the Conservatives] are an appalling, incompetent, corrupt shower of tw**s."The cronyism and the prejudice and the bullying

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAward-winning actor Miriam Margolyes has shared her three life rules, and they include one surprising sex-related admission.The actor, who now lives in London, is famous for her role as Professor Sprout in Harry Potter and also made a name performing on the stage, starring on Broadway in Wicked.

"With a cast list stretching from Scorsese to Streisand, a cross-dressing Leonardo di Caprio to Isaiah Berlin, This Much Is True is as warm and honest, as full of life and surprises, as its inimitable author.”Miriam was born into a Jewish family in Oxford, she never went to drama school, serving her apprenticeship in the BBC’s radio rep company instead where she worked alongside, John Osborne, Maggie Smith and Elaine Stritch.Even now, she remembers the first lesson of voice-work: “Vowels carry emotion and consonants carry the sense”.“You have to make words your friend”, she advises.“And I’m one of those lucky people for whom words are.