Steven Spielberg, 75, US director, shudders at his own personal screenplay. Finding your own family history for his film The Fabelmans has proven to be a “scary experience” that was at times “very, very difficult to deal with,” he said during a press conference at the 47th Toronto International Film Festival. The film draws largely on Spielberg’s childhood and the history of his parents. It tells the story of Sam “Sammy” Fabelman, a boy who falls in love with cinema but struggles with family problems.
Roland Kaiser, 70, pop singer, used to be what his name is. “In the 80s, when I had a lot of hits in a short time, I was difficult to criticize and, frankly, a little asshole,” said Roland Kaiser on the NDR Talk Show. “But if you notice that and get the curve, then it’s good. And I managed to do that, away from the claqueurs and back to myself. At that time I was so narcissistic, I only had people from the hit industry around me. ” Today he only has a few friends from the industry, and he doesn’t talk to them about the job, but about the children or about football.
Britney Spears, 40, US pop singer, missing her sons. “Since they left I feel like a big part of me died,” she said in an Instagram post. “They were my joy, they were my everything.” The singer hasn’t seen her two teenage sons for six months. So far it has been known that Spears has a bad relationship with her parents, her siblings and her ex-husband Kevin Federline, 44.
Harald Gloöckler, 57, fashion designer, has back. “I’ve never had such pain,” he told the German Press Agency. He was diagnosed with a herniated disc in his neck. Two nerve roots were pinched. That’s why he went to an emergency room at the weekend and canceled all appointments. “I used to walk in circles in pain at night. I even had to take my toy spaniel Billy King to the dog sitter because I can’t take him out or even think straight.”