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Joan Rivers and Melissa Rivers were known for their famous Fashion Police critique. It’s been nearly five years since E!’s long-running red carpet fashion commentary series came to an end, and almost eight years since the comedic legend sadly passed in 2014. As Melissa sat down with HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY to discuss her new book Lies My Mother Told Me: Tall Tales from a Short Woman, she also shared her thoughts on Laverne Cox who has since stepped into the role as host of E!’s Live From E!.

Prince Harry's broken relationship with his brother Prince William may have shattered into pieces when he stepped down from his role after marrying Meghan Markle - but one expert believes the cracks in their relationship were their years before. In fact, Tina Brown, author of The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor—The Truth and Turmoil, believes the rift dates as far back as 2015, when the Duke of Sussex retired from the army leaving him "unsure of who he was." She told The Telegraph that the prince was "rattling around and not really knowing who he was" when he no longer had his army career after serving ten years in the army and fighting in Afghanistan for two hours.

Rihanna shared in Vogue‘s May cover story about pregnancy, love and fashion, from her shunning of maternity wear to her cravings for tangerine with salt and chocolate-covered donuts, we’re stuck on her love story with A$AP Rocky. We never thought we’d see the day that she’d talk openly and in such a romantic way about any man, but the pop icon, billionaire businesswoman and mommy-to-be is in love, y’all. She’s just as surprised to have found it with A$AP as others are.

Spilling it all! Garcelle Beauvais has never been one to hold back when it comes to sharing her opinion — and her new book, Love Me As I Am, is no exception.

One woman’s trash. Erika Jayne made headlines when she threw Garcelle Beauvais‘ new book in the garbage — and there was a specific reason for her ire.

university student has said he is "lucky to be alive" after 500kg of metal fell off of a forklift truck and onto him.Andrew Fadel, 26, had been working as a lorry driver to pay his fees when metal railway parts fell onto his leg while the haul was being unloaded.The student, from London, believes his life was saved because he was hit in the head by a piece of metal when the forklift came past him, knocking him to the ground.Seconds after falling to the ground, the 500kg worth of metal crashed onto him, crushing his leg and narrowly missing the rest of his body.He says that coming to terms with the horrifyingly close brush with death left him suicidal as he cannot get a job and was confined to a wheelchair for several months.Andrew is now taking legal action against the company for personal injury through London law firm Osbornes Law.He said: "The forklift came past me and a piece of metal at the top of the pallet hit me on the head causing me to fall over in what felt like in slow motion. At that moment the load of metal fell from the truck and onto my left leg."The pain was intense, and I was struggling to breathe as I had broken several of my ribs, but if I hadn’t fallen over the load would have fallen on my head and I would probably be dead.

Beckham turned 20 years old this month (April 2022) - and it is still scoring goals with generations of fans across the country.The comedy followed an aspiring footballer who defied her family to follow her dreams - launching stars including Parminda Nagra and Keira Knightly to Hollywood stardom.It also exceeded box office expectations, making over £80.3million - despite only having a £3.7m film production budget.Since its release back in 2002, the stars of the film have since gone on to have worldwide success and global fame in Hollywood films, as well as leading very interesting lives too.To celebrate the film's anniversary, Daily Star takes a look at where the cast are now.Parminder Nagra rose to fame as talented footballer Jess Bhamra in Bend It Like Beckham, after undergoing an intense 10-weeks of training ahead of the role.From there it has been onwards and upwards for the star, landing a leading role in hit US medical drama E.R as Neela Rasgotra for over six years until its final episode in 2009, as well as appearing in TV series The Blacklist, Marvel's Agents Of Shield and 13 Reasons Why.In her personal life, Parminder was also married to James Stenson from 2009-2012, welcoming a son called Kai.However the couple later divorced, citing irreconcilable differences, and the star currently lives in Los Angeles with her son.She has since appeared in hit Netflix film Bird Box and TV series DI Ray, with Parminder recently revealing to The Guardian that she would love to return to the UK following her work on drama Intergalactic.Parminder said: "I think some of the most interesting stuff coming out right now is from England. And I’m English! So I want to be a part of that.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticThe ad campaign for “Father Stu” — before-and-after photos with Mark Wahlberg first looking sleazy in a mug shot, then as a clean-cut clergyman glancing up at the heavens — makes you think it’s going to be a movie about the world’s toughest priest. It is, but not in the way you expect.

harassed by her male employer, who is said to have called the middle-aged woman a "good girl".The employment tribunal judge ruled that the language was sexual harassment and said that "language evolves over time" and though the term may have seemed "harmless once, it is now 'demeaning'."Judge Gary Tobin's verdict comes after a woman has successfully sued a £3billion company over the remarks that were ruled as sexist.Frances Fricker, 39, is now in line for compensation after boss Giuseppe Ajroldi continually called her a "good girl".The tribunal heard Fricker had repeatedly objected to being called a "good girl" and that Ajroldi's "condescending behaviour 'degraded and humiliated' accounts executive Ms Fricker who complained that she was an 'independent woman'".Ajroldi is said to have also mocked Ms Fricker's weight by saying she looked "fat" in photos and once tried to kiss and touch her on a business trip.Fricker complained to bosses at the international business consultancy firm Gartner, and was told she had flirted back to Ajorldi.After being forced to resign, Fricker is in line to win compensation after suing Gartner for sexual harassment, with the tribunal hearing Ajroldi was part of a "toxic" and male-dominated culture at Gartner.The panel heard Ajroldi "frequently" referred to Fricker as a "good girl" and were also told of one incident where Ajroldi would make Fricker feel "degraded and humiliated" by "puffing out his cheeks" and pretended "to be overweight".In texts between Fricker and Ajroldi, the panel heard that she had responded with a facepalm emoji alongside the female gender symbol on one occasion of Ajroldi calling her a "good girl".For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the

It's set to be an exciting night of boxing on Saturday evening which will be headlined by Conor Benn defending his WBA title against South African Chris van Heerden. Ricky Hatton's son, Campbell Hatton, will also be fighting on the DAZN card - another put together by Matchroom's Eddie Hearn.

Emily Andre is bursting with pride as her and husband Peter Andre 's children Millie, eight, and Theo, five, have performed in a production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory together. In her exclusive OK! column, Emily also tells us what she thinks about the government's move to list calories on menus and sends her support to Bruce Willis, who has announced he his retiring due to his aphasia. Are you an OK! VIP? If not, why not? It’s free and gives you backstage access to stories like this, exclusive home tours, special discounts and so much more! All you need to do is pop your email address below! P.s.

Jessica Kiang The solar eclipses of 1961 and 1999, both observable in Serbia, bracket the events explored in the lyrical imagery of Nataša Urban’s debut feature-length documentary. But because life so rarely arranges itself neatly along a defined timeline, they do it imprecisely, blurring over a little at either edge, the way memories do.

WJSN’s Bona has opened up about her love for Twenty Five Twenty One co-star Kim Tae-ri and what it was like to work together.In a recent interview with Newsen, the 26-year-old K-pop idol and actress voiced her deep admiration for Twenty Five Twenty One co-star Kim Tae-ri, and shared more about how the pair grew close on set.“There was a lot I learned through unnie (Korean honorific meaning ‘older sister’),” Bona said of Kim, referring to their meeting as “fate”, as translated by Soompi. “She always asked me, ‘Is there anything uncomfortable? Should I do this for you?’ so thanks to her, I was able to follow comfortably in her steps.”Bona went on to share that both actresses, who trained vigorously for their roles professional fencers in the series, played showed their competitive sides on set.

BBC Breakfast host Sally Nugent was forced to apologise on-air after her co-presenter Jon Kay admitted he almost fell asleep while presenting alongside her.The pair were presenting the morning programme on Tuesday (April 12), and discussing a recent disabled dog walk which saw all breeds and varieties of dogs with disabilities gather together.And appearing on the show was Pumpkin, a paralysed pooch who uses a wheelchair to get around.But Jon was quick to establish that he had no idea Pumpkin and her owner Tammy were set to appear on the show, explaining: "I didn't realise you were coming in this morning, and I saw you and Pumpkin going across the piazza there in front of the studios yesterday evening, and I saw her walking across."It didn't take long, however, for the sweet pup to fall asleep in her mum's arms, exhausted from the experience of being on the telly.In between gushing over how adorable Pumpkin was, Sally said: "She's just so relaxed, it's so cute! I think that's the first time anyone has fallen asleep on the sofa!"But Jon jumped in to correct her, as he interjected: "I don't know, I was close at about five past six this morning, Sal."A giggling Sally replied: "Sorry about that!"Tammy explained: "Normally she's very vocal!"But Sally reassured her: "She's just very relaxed. She's a natural, that's what it is!"Jon couldn't help wondering if Pumpkin's wheelchair is specially made for her, as Tammy explained: "This one isn't, this one is one that we bought from a company called Walking Pets."However, when she was so tiny, we couldn't get a wheelchair for her.

Stevie Nicks, Jack White and Pink have been announced to headline Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Festival in California this autumn.Vedder, who will also play a solo headline set, topped the bill on all three nights of last year’s event after it returned following a one-year hiatus due to the COVID pandemic.The festival at Dana Point will also feature Broken Social Scene performing ‘You Forgot It In People’, and other sets by St. Vincent, Khruangbin, Brittany Howard, Manchester Orchestra, Kevin Morby, Gang Of Youths, Bomba Estereo, Noga Erez, Billy Strings and many others.Ohana Festival, which launched in 2016, runs from August 30-September 2, 2022. Pre-sale tickets go live tomorrow (April 13) at 10am PT/6pm BST.

the launch of the Dyson Supersonic in 2016, which comes at a price of £330, and its Airwrap two years later, at £450.Amid rave reviews for the latest appliance, few have baulked at the price. Today, women ask for hairdryers as birthday presents or – in a move that would horrify Carrie Bradshaw – treat themselves to a new hair appliance over a pair of expensive heels.

Since the Kardashians first appeared on our TV screens 15 years ago, they’ve been the guilty pleasure of millions around the world. So, last year when it was announced that the 20th season of Keeping up with the Kardashians would be their last, many fans were heartbroken at the loss of reality TV’s royal family. Luckily, the Kardashian sisters and their growing families were not gone for long.

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s elegantly humble 1943 children’s novella The Little Prince is transformed into a visually spectacular, dramatically overblown meld of dance, music, video and, best of all, breathtaking aerial acrobatics in Anne Tournié’s international staging opening on Broadway tonight at the Broadway Theatre.

désolé. Or, perhaps, NYC should apologize for booking it.The woeful touring dance show, which opened Monday night at the Broadway Theatre, does not belong whatsoever where it’s currently situated.

Alissa Simon Film CriticFunded by multiple arts organizations, the hybrid documentary “Foragers” from the Berlin-based Palestinian sculptor and filmmaker Jumana Manna investigates the age-old Palestinian practice of gathering wild edibles such as the herb za’atar and the delicacy ‘akkoub, a thistle-like plant with medicinal properties, and how these traditions conflict with Israeli nature conservation laws that essentially criminalize the Palestinian herb-picking culture. Including some unexpected humor, Manna’s gentle approach is more poetic meditation than commercial nonfiction. “Foragers” has already been exhibited as an installation at California’s Berkeley Museum of Art, one of the commissioning funders.

A.D. Amorosi When is a timeless children’s tale not quite right for children’s theater? When it is Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved and ever-so-slightly surreal 1942 novella, “The Little Prince.” Published following France’s liberation during World War II, the French aristocrat turned military aviator’s story was always something of an adult-oriented, nebulous dreamscape, one in which a tousled-haired young prince travels through space, lands on various planets (including Earth) and touches quietly on topics as nuanced as love and as rough as our loss of humanity and earth’s natural resources.“The Little Prince” is a lovely, delicate story.