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$3.5 million price cut four months ago, signaling a struggle to entice potential purchasers into this opulent Versailles-inspired penthouse.Situated on Manhattan’s Upper East Side on 62nd Street near Fifth Avenue, the abode once owned by the comedic legend until her passing in 2014 was initially sold for $24 million by her estate — a considerable dip from the original $28 million asking price. Its current proprietor, Prince Muhammad bin Fahd of the Saudi royal family, son of the late King Fahd, and former governor of Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province, attempted a resale in 2021 at a staggering $38 million.This exquisite property boasts breathtaking views of Central Park, a grandeur that justifies its lofty valuation.

BBC Points Of View has been airing the complaints of TV viewers across the country.From raunchy antics on screen, to "hideous" giraffes, unrealistic coffee drinking in soaps and a lack of ballroom dancing on Strictly, no topic has been off the cards.There have even been complaints about Points Of View itself.READ NEXT: BBC National Lottery stars now - sudden death, Phillip Schofield feud and flashing fansAs the popular programme turns 61 years old, Daily Star takes a look at some of the most outrageous complaints submitted to Points Of View - both on the show and on its social media accounts.Fans of BBC series Versailles were sent into a rage in 2017, after Points Of View received complaints about the BBC drama before the second series had even aired.Versailles, which followed the life of a young King Louis XIV, starred actors including Alexander Vlahos and George Blagden and ran for three series between 2015 to 2018,However, its raunchy sex scenes often attracted much criticism and ahead of its second series, the official Points Of View Twitter account asked followers: "There have been complaints even before it has aired! Are you tuning into the 2nd series of Versailles on @BBCTwo now?"Some continued to complain about the series, with one viewer saying: "Everything on a grand scale except for the script!"However, most complained about the people making the complaints to Points Of View, with one fan saying: "Don't watch it if it's too risque for you! Simple!""It's ridiculous!" said another, while a third added: "It's a TV show.

EXCLUSIVE: Vince Marcello (The Kissing Booth trilogy) is set to showrun and executive produce Diva, a new drama series inspired by the exploits of real-life French heroine Julie d’Aubigny, from iGeneration Studios. Marcello co-created the series with Max Benitz — who will serve as its head writer — and will also direct a portion of its episodes.

who has died aged 96.The Queen of the United Kingdom, who succeeded to the throne in 1952 aged 25, passed away today (Thursday, September 8, 2022).In a statement, Buckingham Palace said: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and the Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.”Prince Charles, now His Majesty The King, said in a statement: “The death of my beloved Mother, Her Majesty The Queen, is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family.”The late British monarch knighted many musicians and actors over the decades, including Mick Jagger, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Michael Palin and Anthony Hopkins.A statement from His Majesty The King: pic.twitter.com/AnBiyZCher— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) September 8, 2022Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Platinum Jubilee this June, and in turn became the second longest-serving monarch in history – second to Louis XIV of France who became king at four years old.

pic.twitter.com/VfxpXro22W— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) September 8, 2022The Queen’s eldest son, the former Prince of Wales, has immediately become King. In his own statement, he wrote: “The death of my beloved mother Her Majesty The Queen, is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family.“During this period of mourning and change, my family and I will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which The Queen was so widely held.A statement from His Majesty The King: pic.twitter.com/AnBiyZCher— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) September 8, 2022Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Platinum Jubilee this June, and in turn became the second longest-serving monarch in history – second to Louis XIV of France who became king at four years old.

Trinidad Barleycorn “Downton Abbey” actor Hugh Bonneville takes the viewers on a grand tour of the architectural landmarks of Europe in the international version of “The Wonders of Europe” (“L’Europe des Merveilles”), the new documentary series from Studiocanal. Watching the Acropolis being built before your very eyes or Versailles being enlarged by order of Louis XIV to become one of the most beautiful palaces in the world with its 73-meter long Hall of Mirrors and sumptuous gardens are just a couple of the time travel trips that Chengyu Prod.’s show takes you on. Directed by Claire Benhaim, Angèle Berland, Christophe Widemann, Marine Suzzoni and Nicolas Bozino, the new high-end docu-series focusing on European cultural heritage and architecture was unveiled at Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Biarritz, the international market entirely dedicated to French TV programs.

Johnny Depp's future in Hollywood has been unclear over the last few years after domestic abuse allegations he strongly denied were made by his ex-wife Amber Heard. The 59-year-old star may have been dropped from big franchises like the Fantastic Beasts films, but amid winning his defamation lawsuit against his former spouse, it looks like he's planning a big acting comeback. Depp's last movie was 2020's Minamata, which wasn't released until February this year.

give birth - and people are just finding out the creepy reason why it became the go to position for labour.Kellie Leonard, who is a journalist and a specialist biomedical scientist within histopathology , often likes to debunk women’s health myths for her 50,000 TikTok followers.But in her recent clip, she has really blown the minds of people when it comes to the topic of giving birth.Having done her extensive research, Kellie has shared why women lay on their backs in labour - and it isn’t just to help the midwives out.In the video that has now racked up 804,000 views, the biomedical scientist explained: “So the reason we give birth on our backs is all because of a male kink, and in case you aren’t aware I’m a biomedical scientist who debunks myths in women’s health.“Before the 17th century it was actually a very common place for women to give birth on all fours, squatting or even standing.“It was actually quite uncommon for them to be lying on their backs.

Catalan artist and director Albert Serra (The Death Of Louis XIV, Liberte) returns to Cannes Film Festival Official Competition with a rarity for him, a contemporary feature film, not what we have come to expect from this filmmaker who usually works in period pieces. And even though he is not French he has made a fascinating movie all in French and set in the colorful French Polynesia island of Tahiti.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFilms Boutique (“Lunana, a Yak in the Classroom”) has acquired four films set to world premiere at Cannes, including Albert Serra (“The Death of Louis XIV”)’s “Pacifiction” which will compete in the 75th edition’s Official Selection. The Berlin-based international sales banner has also acquired rising Morrocan helmer Maryam Touzani (“Adam”)’s “The Blue Caftan” and Costa Rican director Ariel Escalante Meza’s “Domingo and the Mist” which will both play in Un Certain Regard; as well as Portuguese filmmaker João Pedro Rodrigues (“The Ornithologist”)’s “Will-O’-The-Wisp,” set for Directors’ Fortnight.“Pacifiction” stars Cesar-winning French actor Benoit Magimel (“Peaceful”) as a calculating French government official working in the French Polynesian island of Tahiti.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticIn frilly YA frivol “The King’s Daughter,” Louis XIV (an awkwardly bewigged Pierce Brosnan) orders a mermaid captured and brought back to Versailles, so that he might sacrifice the creature during a solar eclipse and attain eternal life, it takes just a few minutes for such an amazing feat to be accomplished. But haste is hardly the order of the day with this quasi-historic fairy tale, which follows that thrilling opening with royal balls and cross-country horseback rides, courtly intrigue and plentiful costume changes — a girly dream of the French monarchy, for which would-be audiences have been obliged to wait a quarter-century.The well-liked book on which it’s based, Vonda N.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticIn frilly YA frivol “The King’s Daughter,” Louis XIV (an awkwardly bewigged Pierce Brosnan) orders a mermaid captured and brought back to Versailles, so that he might sacrifice the creature during a solar eclipse and attain eternal life, it takes just a few minutes for such an amazing feat to be accomplished. But haste is hardly the order of the day with this quasi-historic fairy tale, which follows that thrilling opening with royal balls and cross-country horseback rides, courtly intrigue and plentiful costume changes — a girly dream of the French monarchy, for which would-be audiences have been obliged to wait a quarter-century.The well-liked book on which it’s based, Vonda N.

EXCLUSIVE: The production company behind Netflix’s The Kissing Booth franchise is developing a TV drama series inspired by the real life exploits of notorious French opera singer Julie Maupin.

Pierce Brosnan was looking to brighten someone's day as he was seen walking out of a Whole Foods grocery store in Los Angeles holding two handfuls of flowers on Thursday.The 68-year-old actor wore an all black look with a black jacket barely zipped up to show his black t-shirt underneath. The James Bond star had a few different color bouquets of roses, including yellow, white and orange.This sighting comes just a week before his film The King's Daughter, in which he wears long brown hair to star as King Louis XIV, debuts.

HOLLYWOOD actor Pierce Brosnan is unrecognisable in his latest movie role thanks to a new head of long brown hair. The silver fox and James Bond star, 68, has undergone the dramatic makeover for his role in upcoming film The King's Daughter. His short grey tresses have been replaced with a thick brunette wig that reaches his shoulders, and he has also trimmed off his beard.

“The King’s Daughter” will make viewers believe in fairytales.

A mermaid’s life could hold the key to immortality in “The King’s Daughter.” The adaptation of Vonda N. McIntyre’s novel “The Moon and the Sun” sees a young creature captured by none other than King Louis XIV.

property in the Orcival commune in France features 22 acres of beautifully designed gardens, seven bathrooms, and 16 main rooms – 12 of which are bedrooms.According to Forbes, it has belonged to the same family for nearly 400 years after it was converted into a fortress in the 17th century.

Premier League side Newcastle United from Mike Ashley on Thursday evening.Rumours of a proposed £300million deal started in 2020, but a number of stumbling blocks meant the deal couldn't be completed until Thursday.Newcastle are now the richest club in football, and Bin Salman has a net worth ten times higher than Manchester City's Sheikh Mansour.The Saudi Crown Prince also owns what is believed to be 'the most expensive property in the world'.The new Newcastle owner purchased the sprawling property - located in Versailles, near Paris, France - in 2015 for £230million.The Chateau Louis XIV started construction in 2008, but it wasn't finished until 2011 before the Crown Prince purchased it in 2015.Despite just turning ten years old this

Lust for Life and Anne was working in a Paris gallery. They went on to buy works by Picasso, Chagall and Mondrian, though later sold their collection of modern art, having developed an interest in the works of living artists.

WAYNE and Coleen Rooney’s stunning £20million mega mansion is finally complete after a series of delays, we can reveal. And the couple - ribbed over its likeness to a Morrisons supermarket - now jokingly refer to it as "Mini Versailles".