Andre Agassi, 53, husband of Steffi Graf, knows how a marriage still works after 20 years. “We love cooking together. We love hiking together. We even love shopping together,” Agassi said in an interview with “E! News”. It’s just “real life. And we are blessed.” The two ex-tennis professionals have been married since 2001. According to Agassi, you need determination for a happy marriage, a determination to get the best out of yourself. “Respect, discipline, commitment. And then you need two people to implement it, and everything else will fall into place.”
Juliet Capulet, 427, tragic figure, struggles with wear and tear. The bronze statue that stands in front of the “Casa di Giulietta” in Verona, where, according to legend, events took place that inspired Shakespeare to write his play “Romeo and Juliet” (1597), has a hole in the right breast, local media report. Because tourists expect happiness in love by touching the bronze breasts, the original statue by the sculptor Nereo Costantini was so damaged that it was replaced in 2014 by the now also battered copy.
Kristen Stewart, 33, actress, is tired of mechanical sex scenes in films. “The usual simulated sex thing is so unimaginative,” Stewart told US broadcaster NBC News. Most of the intimate scenes felt like the actors said to themselves, “Okay, we have to make out and have sex now. That’s just not the way people have sex and I’m so tired of seeing it.”
Rupert Murdoch92, media mogul, is never too old to get married. As the New York Times reported, Murdoch plans to marry his girlfriend Elena Zhukova, 67, a retired molecular biologist, in June. It would be Murdoch’s fifth wedding and is scheduled to take place at the Moraga winery in California take place that belongs to the ex-entrepreneur. It is said that the two have been a couple since last summer.