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Victoria Beckham and Kate Moss were among the stars who celebrated Vivienne Westwood's life and fashion career at a memorial service in London on Thursday. Guests from the worlds of fashion, music and films attended Southwark Cathedral on Thursday afternoon to pay their respects to the designer/punk pioneer, who died in late December aged 81. According to London's Evening Standard, the dress code for the memorial was "if in doubt, dress up", and many guests adhered to the suggestion, wearing some of Westwood's punk designs and bold, colourful outfits.

She said: “I am not here 22 years later b****ing about losing a part playing someone’s side piece in a movie."The musician added: “Brad pushed me a bridge too far.“I don't like the way he does business or wields his power.“It's a simple fact, and it started during the production of Fight Club.”Courtney went on to accuse Brad and Gus Van Sant of trying to “blackmail” her “over my role, for the rights to film about Kurt.”She added that she “lost my s***t on them” and hours later she was “fired” from Fight Club.Courtney added: “This was always a secret that I was fine keeping.”She continued: “The point is Brad kept on stalking me about Kurt.”“With all this resentment in our history, one might ask why I took yet another pitch for Kurt’s film from Brad after all these years?“It’s because I’m in recovery. And resentment is like drinking poison and hoping the other dies.“I was over being mad about it.

Helena Bonham Carter, who portrayed Princess Margaret for two seasons of The Crown, shared in a new interview that she believes the Netflix show should remind viewers that it is not a documentary.“It is dramatized. I do feel very strongly, because I think we have a moral responsibility to say, ‘Hang on, guys, this is not … it’s not a drama-doc, we’re making a drama,’” the actress, 54, said on “The Crown: The Official Podcast” on the Monday, November 30, episode.

By now we are literally hours away from the most anticipated TV event of the year.Sunday sees the launch of season four of The Crown which brings us up to the arrival of the Thatcher era and Princess Diana to royal life.Ahead of the launch, the stars of the show hosted a virtual premiere from the comfort of their homes, as the Netflix account put it, ‘If one cannot go to a premiere, the premiere must go to one’.Emma Corrin, who plays the late princess, and Helena Bonham Carter (Princess Margaret) led the cast in getting all dolled up and posing on their very own red carpets.Emma’s outfit choice was a world away from her character’s classic style.

The Crown to date is officially on and judging by the early reviews, Emma Corrin’s portrayal of Princess Diana is dazzling.By all accounts, the young actress’s star is definitely on the rise but she remains refreshingly grounded.On Friday night, Emma made her first appearance on the Graham Norton and gave a hilarious account of almost being recognised by fans.She told Graham how she had gone to the theatre with Helena Bonham Carter who plays Princess Margaret in the series and noticed how she was approached by fans who praised her work but had no idea who she was.‘I then went to the theatre that evening with a friend and a person tapped me on the shoulder and I thought, “Oh my god, this is my moment,” but she had only come over to tell me I

Emma Corrin may play Princess Diana on “The Crown” but when it comes to real life, people don’t always recognize her.

Frocks away. Helena Bonham Carter is set to take part in this weekend's ­lockdown Emmy awards NUDE.