Prince William Orders Uber Eats to Kensington Palace, Jokes the Driver Got ‘Frisked’ by Security

Taylor Swift was spotted out in public for the first time in three months on Tuesday.The 32-year-old superstar was seen leaving producer Jack Antonoff's studio in New York City with her parents Scott and Andrea.The 11-time Grammy Award winner, who was last seen at an afterparty following her November appearance on Saturday Night Live, carried a keyboard and a folder under her arm. Rare sighting:Taylor Swift was spotted out in public for the first time in three months on TuesdayTaylor looked stylish in a long black blazer with charcoal gray jeans, black platform Oxford shoes and tan socks.

in a Twitter clip announcing the bad news. “I’m so sorry, but my show ain’t ready.”The pop star reportedly clashed with the venue and their desire for her to perform with a 60-member choir while she wanted to prioritize keeping shows “low-key” and “all about the voice.”It has also been reported the postponement followed the best-selling artist throwing a fit over a swimming pool stunt.

Cookin’ With Brooklyn,” it took a team of 62 professionals to help him demonstrate how to make a sandwich — including a “culinary producer” who approves the recipes, five camera operators and nine producers.“It’s unheard of,” a senior TV executive told The Post. “It’s the sort of crewing you would expect on a big TV show.”There’s also a big TV budget: Insiders say each episode of the show, which airs on Facebook Messenger and Instagram (where Brooklyn has 13.1 million followers), costs $100,000. The sandwich Brooklyn “makes” is a take on traditional British fish and chips, updated by putting sea bream topped with a hash brown and coleslaw into a bagel.Brooklyn, however, does not make or cook a single element of the sandwich.

Taking the next step? Adele was photographed wearing a large diamond ring at the 42nd Brit Awards in London — and the stunning accessory had people talking.

Keeping her loved ones close. Queen Elizabeth II gave a sweet nod to her late husband, Prince Philip, during her first public appearance of 2022.

He sparked 90s Britpop nostalgia by arriving by helicopter in a dazzling introduction to the stage at The Brits Awards and Liam Gallagher 'smashed' his performance of new song Everything's Electric.

Broadway box office showed some improvement last week, with business for the 19 productions rising 12% from the previous week to a total $16,909,848. Paid attendance was up a commensurate 9% to 152,557, indicating that about 81% of available seats were filled during the week ending Feb. 6.

With Sheriff Alex Villanueva declining to enforce the county’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate among his deputies, the Board of Supervisors today voted to develop a proposal that would give the county’s personnel director overriding authority to discipline any employees who fail to comply with the requirement, including Sheriff’s deputies.

David Tennant and wife Georgia are doting parents to five children, some of whom have followed in their footsteps and become actors themselves.SEE: 10 rare photos of David and Georgia Tennant's five adorable childrenAnd Georgia was feeling particularly proud of daughter Olive on Tuesday after the Oscar nominations were released. Olive starred in Belfast as Catherine, a Catholic schoolgirl who becomes the love interest of main character Buddy, played by young actor Jude Hill.

Cristiano Ronaldo's superstition has had fans baffled after he was spotted kissing his shin pads on the bench.Ralf Rangnick named the Manchester United star on the bench as they faced Burnley at Turf Moor, with Edinson Cavani preferred.But the scores drawn at 1-1 and the Uruguayan having little impact, it was not long before the Red Devils coach turned to the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.And while putting on Ronaldo to try land all three points is hardly shocking news, BT Sport cameras picked up the forward in an unusual act.After the 37-year-old's warm-up, he returned to the bench to get ready to come on - including putting his shin pads on.Pictured on them was his signature CR7 tag as well as a big self-portrait and his children.The Portugal international appeared to kiss each face before putting them on and making his way to the touchline to replace Cavani.But it has left fans puzzled over his superstitious ways with one saying: "Ronaldo really got himself on his shin pads."And another said: "Ronaldo lipsing his shinpads with a picture of himself on, fairs."A third quipped: "Ronaldo kissing his shinpads with his face on is such a Ronaldo thing."While this fan said: "This is PEAK Ronaldo.""Ronaldo mate you’re 37…" another supporter tweeted.And this fan said: "Bro does Ronaldo have his own photo on his shinpads this guy is crazy."Meanwhile, Rangnick did explain why he decided to drop Ronaldo to the bench in a dig at his pressing ability.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply

William recently appeared on the BBC's That Peter Crouch Podcast, and spoke to former soccer player Crouch about his Twitter presence, laughing that his staff "deliberately keep [him] away" from the official palace account.

That Peter Crouch Podcast. "That was early on in the courtship, that was.

Prince William has sent out a few rare tweets over the years despite the fact that he and his wife Duchess Kate Middleton do not operate their @KensingtonRoyal account.

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Prince William couldn’t help but go rogue and show support for his favorite soccer team on social media — despite the palace’s attempts to “keep him away” from Twitter.During an episode of “That Peter Crouch Podcast” on Wednesday, July 29, William, 38, opened up about his devoted love for the U.K.’s Premier League soccer clubs. After admitting that he doesn’t have control of the social media accounts that represent him and Duchess Kate, he revealed one instance that forced him to bend the royal rules.“They deliberately keep me away from [Twitter],” the prince teased.

Fancy footwork! Prince William joked that his and Duchess Kate’s 7-year-old son, Prince George, could “definitely” have a future in professional soccer.“I reckon he could be [Aston Villa’s] all-time leading goal scorer,” the Duke of Cambridge, 38, said during the “That Peter Crouch Podcast” episode on Wednesday, July 29. “I can see no reason why not.

Kensington Palace accounts, and he sheepishly revealed the reason why that is.The Duke of Cambridge spoke with former England striker Peter Crouch for a recording of his podcast, That Peter Crouch Podcast on BBC Radio Five Live, about the royal’s social media.When asked if he was in charge of the Kensington Royal Twitter account he replied: ‘No, they deliberately keep me away from that.’

That Peter Crouch Podcast on BBC Radio Five Live, Crouch revealed something he had bought his wife Abbey Clancy.His offending item was a raincoat, three years in a row. Now that’s just careless.  A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal) on Jul 28, 2020 at 11:53pm PDTTo which William replied with his own equally unexciting gift admission.‘I did get my wife a pair of binoculars once – she’s never let me forget that.’‘That was early on in the courtship that was – I think that sealed the deal.

The Duke of Cambridge has revealed the worst gift he's ever given Kate Middleton in a candid chat – and it's one she's "never let him forget." Prince William appeared on BBC Radio Five Live's That Peter Crouch Podcast this week where he made several shocking revelations. In the interview, which was recorded at Kensington Palace before the lockdown in March and featuring a catch-up video call earlier this month, he confessed the disappointing present.

Prince William got one of his royal protection officers to pose as a sniper to stop another player tackling him during a football game.The Duke of Cambridge asked the policeman to shine a laser’s red dot on an opponent for five to 10 minutes.Wills, who is spearheading the Heads Up campaign to get football fans talking about mental health, made the revelation during an appearance on BBC Radio Five Live's That Peter Crouch Podcast.The future king said that when he played "everyone wanted to break my legs”.During the podcast, recorded at Kensington Palace before the lockdown in March and featuring a catch-up video call earlier this month, the royal said: "A long time ago, I got one of my policemen to take a laser pen out with them."And I got

Prince William speaks about mental health as he takes part in a special episode of BBC Radio Five Live’s “That Peter Crouch Podcast”, in support of the Heads Up campaign.