Liz Taylor: Last News

A 'healthy' mum who was told she had a rare form of leukaemia then tragically died on the same day. Teaching assistant Liz Taylor had been suffering with migraines and blurred vision before she was told the news.

Loose Women star Ruth Langsford hails herself "a woman's woman" as she prepares to take part in a major International Women's Day event in Manchester with a host of star guests. And she says it's always a pleasure to return to the city - now that her beloved son has become an adopted Mancunian himself.

, fans spotted the name of silent film actor Clara Bow. After all, Taylor Swift loves Old Hollywood; it’s the aesthetic of the “Wildest Dreams” music video, and she references Liz Taylor and Richard Burton in the lyrics to “…Ready For It?”But why Clara Bow, specifically? Here are a few possible connections between with and the late star’s career.Swift has spoken about how, , she was much more silent and private than she had been previously or has been since the breakup.

Liz Taylor has made a name for herself as a renowned events planner, with celebrity clients ranging from Take That stars and Coronation Street cast members, to even being trusted to plan Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright's wedding. But, prior to running her successful events business, Taylor Lynn Corporation, the mum-of-two from Didsbury started out with just £200 in the bank.

A ‘healthy’ mother died on the same day she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

“Welcome To My Jungle” (BenBella). “Then with the moth hovering in the corner of the room, Axl pulled the trigger, and… BOOM!”Duswalt still can’t believe it.

When it comes to putting on a show stopping event, Liz Taylor knows a thing or two about creating an occasion to remember.Throughout the years, Liz, 66, has built an extremely successful career throwing parties of all sizes for the rich and famous, organising events for the likes of former Coronation Street star Catherine Tyldesley, Gary Barlow and Ruth Langsford. In fact, Liz has even worked with the royals numerous times, having met King Charles III and Prince William at different events. Naturally then, when it comes to advice on hosting a Coronation get together, she has the ultimate party planning tips, from extravagant affairs to ideas that won’t break the bank.

Over the last few decades, Liz Taylor, 66, from Cheshire, has built a hugely successful career throwing incredible parties for the rich and the famous. And no event comes with more pressure and intrigue than a celebrity wedding. Liz knows just how to navigate them all from dealing with bored grooms to keeping things private.

During the last few decades, Liz Taylor, 66, from Cheshire, has thrown eye-wateringly expensive and glamorous parties for everyone, from the King to TV royalty such as Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan, and even turned down Victoria and David Beckham. The couple are currently in the midst of some party planner drama themselves.They are reportedly feeling “horrified” and “embarrassed” after intimate details of their son Brooklyn’s wedding were revealed as part of a bitter lawsuit. Here Liz tells us all about her incredible career so far, and how she's avoided those situations...

A retired primary school teacher died 18 months after she tripped over a raised water grid on a pavement during her daily coronavirus lockdown walk with her husband.

Freddie Mercury truly lived a life of sex, drugs and rock and roll.It’s hard to believe that the flamboyant frontman would be 76 years old today as he’s forever remembered as the young, dynamic and wildly charismatic lead singer of Queen.Freddie died in November 1991 of AIDs-related pneumonia, a mere 24 hours after issuing a statement confirming he had the virus.READ NEXT: Freddie Mercury's dying days – touching fan message, last request and final photoBut he famously said it would be “so boring to be 70” and that he “didn’t give a damn” if he died tomorrow - his was a life certainly lived.So as another year passes without the musical genius that was Freddie Mercury, we take a look at some of the saucier aspects of his eventful life - namely, sex.In his time Freddie made some outrageous confessions, from sleeping with cats to having more lovers than Liz Taylor, so here’s all you need to know about the legend’s legendary life in the sack.Freddie - born Farrokh Bulsara in Zanzibar in 1946 - was openly bisexual and admitted he was “extremely promiscuous” and would “sleep with anything”.He also said that he preferred no-strings encounters and had even had more lovers than Elizabeth Taylor.In the Eighties, he embraced hedonism and even went so far as to hint he may have had relations with...cats.He once said: "My sex drive is enormous. I sleep with men, women, cats – you name it.

designed by Mad Men. I peel through the pages thrilled to find pictures of immaculate women who look like a young Liz Taylor and advertisements – in colour! – imploring readers to “Go gay in a pinny” and buy Camp coffee. There are short stories with dramatic headlines like “The man who wouldn’t marry”, between advice columns and articles about how to arrange flowers, how to craft gifts, what to cook for your husband and how to care for your children. There is a particular article that catches my attention, a regular feature called “Young Success – the sparkling stories of girls with glamorous jobs”.I planned to rip out the magazine pages and use them to make wallpaper for my study, thinking it would be fun to paste them up on the wall in the room where I keep all my own magazine cuttings.Betty, watching me peruse them, remarks: “The adverts are out of date of course, but the articles are still good.” This makes me laugh.

Issa Rae has revealed she mandates that all of her sets are at least 60% diverse. The Golden Globe-nominated star and creator of Insecure disclosed the directive as she laid down a challenge to marketing and advertising personnel today as part of an impassioned discussion at the Cannes Lions conference about confronting bias in the industry.

Diane Kruger dazzled when she waltzed into the Met Gala this past September. The German actress and model arrived in a lime green gown with a train and cut-outs that showed off her abs, searing bright-pink eyeshadow and a gargantuan engagement ring with a square-cut diamond as big as the Ritz.After years of subtler sparklers and sweet, semiprecious stones, Kruger’s show-stopping rock threw down a gauntlet. Brides — weary of COVID-era austerity and caution — are embracing the big, bold and brilliant.

When it comes to The Oscars it isn't just one of the biggest nights for movies but also for fashion as Hollywood A-lister's flock to the red carpet in their most glamorous frocks. From Celine Dion's backwards white Christian Dior blazer to Angelina Jolie 's iconic black velvet Atelier Versace gown, we have seen countless celebrities wow in some of the most expensive outfits.

LAStone had form when it came to upstaging her red carpet peers with bravura displays of underdressing. In 1996 she wore a black Gap sweater (with a Valentino velvet skirt, Armani tux and a gardenia plucked from her garden) after a delivery driver accidentally reversed over the dress she was meant to turn up in. This combination saw a repeat triumph for Gap – a white shirt worn with a stunning lavender Vera Wang satin skirt.

LAStone had form when it came to upstaging her red carpet peers with bravura displays of underdressing. In 1996 she wore a black Gap sweater (with a Valentino velvet skirt, Armani tux and a gardenia plucked from her garden) after a delivery driver accidentally reversed over the dress she was meant to turn up in. This combination saw a repeat triumph for Gap – a white shirt worn with a stunning lavender Vera Wang satin skirt.

Elizabeth Taylor is the definition of the word “icon.” The Academy Award-winning actress was a trailblazer (the first actress to be paid $1 million for 1963’s Cleopatra), a business mogul, and a superstar whose every move made headlines up until her death at age 79 in 2011. Elizabeth was also known as “grandmother.” The Cat on a Hot Tin Roof actress was married eight times to seven men throughout her life and had four children overall: Elizabeth and her second husband, Michael Wilding, welcomed sons Michael Jr. and Christopher in 1953 and 1955, respectively; she and third husband, Mike Todd, welcomed Liza Todd in 1957; and in 1961, Elizabeth and Richard Burton welcomed daughter, Maria Burton.

She should probably be commended, really.

Take That member Howard Donald has joked that he thinks the band’s back catalogue is “s***”. Donald – who has been a member of the British band since they first formed in 1990 – gave his verdict on Take That’s older songs during an appearance on the podcast Events That Made Me with Liz Taylor.

Take That member Howard Donald has said he thinks the band’s back catalogue is “s***”. Donald – who has been a member of the British band since they first formed in 1990 – gave his verdict on Take That’s older songs during an appearance on the podcast Events That Made Me with Liz Taylor.