Alex Phillips: Last News

The Prince of Wales' last minute decision not to attend a service to celebrate the life of King Constantine II of Greece at St George's Chapel, Windsor has been called a "PR nightmare" by a royal commentator. While Prince William - who was Constantine's godson and is godfather to his own grandson, Prince Constantine Alexios - was due to give a reading at the event, his absence was referred to as a "personal matter", with the palace quickly confirming that the cause was not to do with the Princess of Wales' recovery following abdominal surgery.TalkTV's Royal Editor Sarah Hewson gave her insight into William's decision to withdraw from a family event for personal reasons - saying the Royal Family would not have wanted the announcement to have been made public.

Prince William's last-minute no-show at a family event has sparked concern, according to Sarah Hewson, the Royal Editor for talkTV. Despite his name being on the order of service for the memorial he was due to attend, the Prince pulled out due to personal reasons.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentBuoyed by the reception at Fantasia of his feature debut, “All Jacked Up and Full of Worms,” one of the fest’s buzz titles, Chicago-based writer-director Alex Phillips has set his follow-up, “Anything That Moves.”The announcement comes just after “Worms” won a special mention at the 2022 Fantasia Awards, unveiled July 25.Slated to shoot in Feb. 2023, in another fillip for Phillips’ burgeoning career, “Anything That Moves” is produced by Eddie Linker, a seminal figure on Chicago’s film scene who has executive or associate produced notable work from high-profile independent directors.These take in Joe Swanberg (2017 Netflix Original “Win It All,” with Jake Johnson); Alex Ross Perry (2015’s psychological breakdown tale “Queen of Earth, with Elizabeth Moss; 2018 Brooklyn ensemble portrait “Golden Exits”); Josephine Decker (Sundance and Berlin player, “Madeline’s Madeline”) and Zach Clark (2016 SXSW hit “Little Sister”).

GB News presenter Alex Phillips has taken to Twitter to respond after her co-star Simon McCoy compared her to Sesame Street character, Big Bird, after she presented her segment in a bright yellow dress.The newsreader posted a pretty picture of herself wearing a bold look with huge sleeves, which caused one social media user to impose her head on an image of the canary which she soon spotted.In view of her 42,600 followers, the star posted a gif from Sesame Street of Big Bird, Elmo and Mr Snuffle chatting away manically.The star captioned the clip saying: "Today is a bit like this."Her co-star Simon McCoy replied: "Only for one of us...

GB News presenter was seen pouting to the camera while Tom pulled a straight face.In view of her 41,000 Twitter followers, she wrote: “Looking like the Barbie and Ken of news here @tomhfh.”Many of her fans flocked to her post to comment.One wrote: “Pucker up Barbie Alex,” while a second added: “You wish!”“You is better than Barbie,”(sic) a third commented.Star Trek's Marina Sirtis as Prince Charles' 'official escort'Another penned: “Hi Alex.. I really enjoy you and Simon on GB News..