Jimmy Carter, 96, former US President, and his wife Rosalynn, 93, former First Lady, celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary in intimate togetherness. A big celebration for the crown jewel wedding with 300 guests should follow on Saturday, like that courier reported. The two met for a rendezvous for the first time in the summer of 1945, Rosalynn was only 17 years old. The next day, Jimmy Carter is said to have said to his mother: “This is the woman I am going to marry.” The Carter’s neighbor’s daughter, who was still called Rosalynn Smith at the time, took a little longer: She turned down the first marriage proposal in December 1954 because it came too early. She accepted the second, and the couple married on July 7, 1946.
Sylvester Stallone, 75, US actor, celebrated his 75th birthday with four women. His “wonderful family” was the best birthday present he could get, the actor wrote on Instagram for a photo with his wife Jennifer Flavin, 52, and their three daughters, Sophia, 24, Sistine, 23, and Scarlet, 19. In In another photo he is holding a huge cake in front of the camera, adorned with a picture of Stallone flexing his biceps. The cake that said “ROCK ON — 75! Happy Birthday Sly!” he got in his fitness center.
Iris Berben, 70, actress, made a statement at the 74th Cannes Film Festival. Berben wore a white dress that read in black letters “Plus forts ensemble”, in German: “Stronger together”. After months in which movie theaters around the world had to remain closed, Berben is “as hungry for the big screen” as she is Interview with the picture told. That also influenced her choice of clothes, she is now “more concerned than before about what I will wear on the red carpet”.
Quentin Tarantino, 58, US director, has bought another cinema in Los Angeles. With the purchase of the New Beverly Cinema in 2007, the Oscar winner saved a small family cinema from ruin. Now he is also the owner of the historic Vista Theater on Sunset Boulevard, which was last closed due to the corona pandemic. “It’s a win-win deal for everyone,” said previous owner, Lance Alspaugh, on Tuesday the Los Angeles Times. As an “iconic filmmaker”, Tarantino is the perfect buyer. The director announced the purchase in a podcast by US actor Dax Shepard. Accordingly, he wants to open the cinema around Christmas. He wanted to show new films there, but only in analog film format, not with the digital projection that has become commonplace. The price for the takeover was not disclosed.