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Fresh from her appearance on The Masked Singer, Lulu is gearing up to stop in Ayrshire later this year.

Princess Diana was known for her love of cars and whilst other members of the Royal Family preferred to have a chauffeur, the people's princess enjoyed driving her own vehicle from time to time.Prince William has even previously shared that his mother Diana loved to sing while driving him and his brother Prince Harry.Speaking on Time to Walk for Apple Fitness+, he shared that one of the songs he remembered most was Tina Turner's The Best.Her unique car, which was driven by the Princess in the 1980s, is due to be auctioned on Saturday, August 27, at Silverstone racing circuit in Northamptonshire.But what car did the Princess drive and how much will it cost at auction?Here's everything you need to know.Princess Diana drove a one-of-a-kind black Ford Escort RS Turbo Series One.The vehicle belonged to the Princess between 1985 and 1988, and is one of 130 lots that will go on sale on Saturday.The car is thought to be the only example of the model made in black, according to Silverstone Auctions. The auctioneers told Reuters that the Royal Family's police guard asked for the vehicle to be painted black instead of the usual white "for discretion".

Chris Pine is debuting a whole new ‘do. ET’s Lauren Zima spoke to Pine at the premiere of his new film, “All the Old Knives”, where he was rocking quite a different look from the clean-shaven face and short hair we’re used to seeing from the “Wonder Woman” star.

Chris Pine sported a new look at the premiere of his film All the Old Knives Wednesday at The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills in West Hollywood, California.The actor, 41, sported shaggy brown locks with a beard as he posed on the red carpet during entrances for the new Amazon Studios thriller.The Los Angeles native donned an off-white suit with a white button-down top with beige shoes and a gold necklace at the debut of the film. The latest:Chris Pine, 41, sported a new look at the premiere of his film All the Old Knives Wednesday at The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills in West Hollywood, CaliforniaThe Emmy-nominated actor spoke with Entertainment Tonight about the genesis of his newfound style.'I guess it's like, equal parts laziness and equal parts something I may do in the future here,' Pine told the outlet.

Chris Pine is debuting a whole new 'do. ET's Lauren Zima spoke to Pine at the premiere of his new film,, where he was rocking quite a different look from the clean-shaven face and short hair we're used to seeing from the Wonder Woman star.«I guess it's like, equal parts laziness and equal parts something I may do in the future here,» Pine said of his salt-and-pepper beard and shaggy, '70s-esque long locks. «If there's any excuse not to shave and have makeup put on, I, you know..»When asked if his new look was for a role, Pine kept it coy, telling ET, «Maybe.»«It's mostly laziness,» he quipped.Pine's suit had a bit of a '70s flare to it as well.«This is my Gregg Allman look,» the 41-year-old actor said, referencing the late The Allman Brothers Band leader.