William Shatner says we should live and work in space - but take holidays on Earth

Gallery: 'I'm a fraud! Oh god, they're on to me! I'm a fraud!'?The stars who suffer from Imposter Syndrome (BANG Showbiz)The first time the 'Angels' hitmaker did the online quiz, it told him he was in fact not a narcissist. The former Take That star argued that all celebrities who are branded "narcissists and egomaniacs" should take the test. He said: "Hey, no, listen, if there is so much levelled about people that are in the industry that I’m in, doing the job I do, where we’re accused of being narcissists and egomaniacs all the time, wouldn’t it be prudent to go, 'Hey, what if I am – let’s go and check that out?'" While the 'Rock DJ' hitmaker can come across as cocky on stage, Robbie is adamant he is quite the opposite in everyday life and is guilty of self-sabotage, while his ego comes from an "avaricious want and need for more of everything.

Prince William just cannot escape those affair rumors – no matter how much the institution tries to cover it up!

pic.twitter.com/v42P1KnbmAWhite's son, Brendon White, retweeted the Lions' post and included a message of his own. «I love you Dad! Keep watching down on us I know you gonna watch over and protect us,» he wrote. «I promise with all my heart you’ll see me in a NFL jersey as we promised each other! We love and miss you! I promise to make you proud.

personal hashtag to trend on Twitter for a day. But hopefully nobody will remember that rumor in light of the news that William and Kate will be spending more time in America soon.

William, who is president of the Football Association, tweeted his congratulations to the Lionesses and said the “entire country is so proud” of them. William’s children have joined him at recent high-profile events such as the Wimbledon Men’s tennis final and celebrations marking the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, and there is speculation Prince George and his sister Princess Charlotte could be in the royal box for the final. READ MORE: Prince William sends incredible message to Lionesses after England thrash Sweden England’s appearance in the Euro 2022 final on Sunday is likely to attract one of the biggest TV audiences of the year.

recent trip to the Caribbean earlier this year the couple dazzled in a selection of outfits for every occasion. Usually, the tours are made up of a wide range of events from meeting and greeting local people to taking part in activities. And that’s not forgetting the glittering dresses and gowns Kate might need if she’s scheduled to attend a glamorous engagement.

Lorraine Kelly: "The notion of him chatting to his mates online scares me a bit. I don't know that world and we've all heard plenty of things that could go wrong. ""I mean, come on - even as adults it is so easy to fall victim to a fraudster.

William Shatner is very thankful for the employees at a fruit stand in California.

Kelis has accused Beyonce of sampling her music without permission on the song ‘Energy’, which appears on the new Beyonce album ‘Renaissance’, which is out today. Although, this isn’t really a conventional uncleared sample dispute, and instead relates to a long-running beef between Kelis and her former collaborators, production outfit The Neptunes.The new Beyonce song interpolates part of Kelis’s 2003 track ‘Milkshake’, which she recorded with The Neptunes – aka Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo – for her third album ’Tasty’.

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The Duchess of Cambridge has returned to some of her work duties after enjoying some time away with her loved ones, Prince William and their three children.MORE: Will Kate Middleton and Prince William cheer on the Lionesses at Wembley?On Thursday afternoon, 40-year-old Kate held an Early Years Meeting via video link. The private engagement does not come as a surprise as the royal is passionate about children's mental health and the early years.WATCH: Prince William and Kate's favourite holiday destinationsIn June 2021, the Duchess launched The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, which aims to raise awareness of the importance of early years experiences in shaping society over the long term.READ: Kate Middleton says the sweetest thing about Prince William in rare comment about the futureMORE: Prince William reveals how daughter Charlotte is following in brother George's footstepsLast month, Kate hosted a discussion that largely focused on findings by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, which showed that nine in ten people agree that early years are important in shaping children's lives, but less than a fifth recognise the importance of children's development from birth to the age of five.The research also found that seven in ten people believe early years development should be more of a priority for society, while over half recognise that future mental health is the most likely part of adult life to be affected by one's early years.

doomed marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles started with what appeared to be a fairytale wedding.It took place in St Paul’s Cathedral - a historic London landmark - and Lady Diana Spencer wore a wedding dress with a huge 25-foot train fit for royalty.The church was packed to the rafters, the bride and groom arrived separately by horse-drawn chariot, Diana entered with five bridesmaids following behind her and the Archbishop of Canterbury - then Robert Runcie - conducted the marriage.But there was a subtle but significant difference to past royal weddings during one crucial element of the church service.And that alteration has stuck, with modern members of the royal family emulating Diana in breaking a 300-year-old tradition.Princess Diana tweaked the vows by omitting the word “obey”.Since 1662, the Anglican Book of Common Prayer listed the line in the marriage vows: “To love, cherish and to obey, till death us do part.”Previously, all royal brides had committed to show obedience to their husbands.But when it came to tie the knot in July 1981 to the heir to the throne, Diana became the first to drop this word from her own vows.Instead, she promised to Charles to "love him, comfort him, honour and keep him".When Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, married Prince Andrew five years later, she opted to stick with the word “obey”.However, more recent weddings have seen the brides take a different approach.Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, followed her late mother-in-law’s lead during her nuptials with Prince William - 30 years after the tradition was first broken.Meghan Markle, during her wedding to Prince Harry, did likewise, as did Princess Eugenie.The changing of the wording was not the only difference

Lamar Odom thinks about Khloé Kardashian having another child via surrogate with Tristan Thompson, look no further. On Wednesday, Page Six shared an exclusive clip of her ex-husband sharing his thoughts, admitting that he would have been happy to help her expand her family instead of the serial cheater.When asked by the paparazzi how he felt about the news the first thing the former LA Laker asked was, “well are they going to be together?” Once he got the info that they planned it before “the second or third cheating scandal” Odom seemed aloof to the scandal involving Maralee Nichols. “Oh, he got caught cheating again? And they’re gonna have another baby?” He said before adding, “She could have hollered at me for that!” The 42-year-old ended his shady comment with a laugh.

Do not expect Meghan Markle or Prince Harry to react to those claims made in the new book by Tom Bower!

A Kilmarnock-born woman has been invested as a Commander of the British Empire by Prince William.

Arsenal despite failing to make a competitive appearance for the club since his 2019 arrival.The central defender, now 21, joined the club from Saint-Etienne where he returned on loan before spells with Nice and Marseille - before finally impressing Mikel Arteta.With the Spaniard insisting that the France international is now ready to compete in the Premier League with two years left on his current deal - agent Djibril Niang has travelled to London.READ MORE: Aaron Ramsdale calls Oleksandr Zinchenko 'Zinky Winky' during new Arsenal star's initiation songPosting an Instagram story of the menu at the Nobu Hotel in London, Gunners fans may well get excited about the prospect of Saliba staying in the first-team on a long term basis.Journalist Freddie Paxton recently reported that Saliba had agreed a new deal with the club after positive talks ahead of the US tour - in which he has impressed his manager.Saliba played the full fixture as Arsenal demolished London rivals Chelsea in Florida Cup on Saturday evening (July 23) - with Gabriel Jesus also starring.

The cast of The Resort stepped out in style for the premiere this week!

A man embezzled more than £120,000 from his seriously ill girlfriend and secretly married another woman at a “plush hotel”, a court has heard. William Dunn allegedly took cash from Lynda Grant’s accounts while she suffered from life-threatening conditions - then wed Karen Dolan without her knowledge.

Biggie and Tupac weren’t formative artists for will.i.am.

Prince William has led famous faces congratulating England on reaching the Women’s Euro final after beating Sweden 4-0. The Duke Of Cambridge, who is president of the Football Association and a huge fan of the sport, said: "The entire country is so proud of everything you’re achieving. We believe in you and will be with you all the way!" The semi-final got off to a nail-biting start, until England's Beth Mead scored the first goal of the match in the 34th minute.

By Emily TannenbaumBy Jessica RadloffBy Elle TurnerPrince William’s passion project awards winners money to help fund their ambitious ideas aimed at tackling the climate crisis. Following the inaugural awards ceremony in London last year, this year’s Earthshot Prize will celebrate five more trailblazing projects, centered on five different Earthshot goals: protect and restore nature; clean our air; revive our oceans; build a waste-free world; and fix our climate.This post originally appeared on .By Alice NewboldBy Carrie WittmerBy Kathleen WalshBy Hayley MaitlandMore from GlamourSee More Stories© 2022 Condé Nast.