A Zoom AGM attended this month by Prince Harry to discuss the work of his company Travalyst showed the women close to his heart in the background behind him.
The Duke of Sussex, 39, attended the annual general meeting of the eco-tourism initiative he co-founded in 2019 by video link, alongside leaders in technology and travel from around the world.
Pictured on the shelf behind Harry when he spoke was a photo montage featuring an image of himself as a
Lily Allen has said she doesn’t actually know when she lost her viriginity’ but noted it was ‘pretty traumatising.’
The singer, 38, and her pal Miquita Oliver, 39, released their latest podcast, Miss Me? where they answered fan questions about virginity.
Lily said: ‘I actually don’t know when I lost my virginity, is that bad? It was between one of two people.’
She recounted sleeping with a much older man while on holiday in Brazil with her dad Keith Allen
Josh Peck has broken his silence on former co-star Drake Bell’s sexual assault aged 15 after the star detailed the abuse in docuseries Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV.
Troubled Drake, 37, had revealed that he was the unidentified minor who came forward in 2003 about being molested by dialogue coach Brian Peck (no relation to Josh) aged 15.
The 63-year-old registered sex offender served 16 months in prison in 2004-2005 after being arrested on 11 charges
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Something went suddenly and horribly wrong for adolescents in the early 2010s. By now you’ve likely seen the statistics: Rates of depression and anxiety in the United States—fairly stable in the 2000s—rose by more than 50 percent in many studies from 2010 to 2019. The suicide rate rose 48 percent for adolescents ages 10 to 19. For girls ages 10 to
The violence in Gaza may have started on October 7, 2023 for Israel and for the world. But for Palestinians it started 75 years ago, and never stopped.
My Palestinian mother is 79 years old. She grew up in Jerusalem. Seventy-five years ago, she was 4 years old, and Israel drove her, her family, and all of her village out of their homes, which they would never see again. They became part of the Palestinian diaspora.
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Around a century ago, the Spanish Flu killed 700,000 people in this country. In terms of casualty count, that pandemic was deadlier than both World Wars, plus the wars in Vietnam and Korea, combined. The average life expectancy in this country dropped by 12 years virtually overnight. Many of the dead were young people.
And yet, as the pandemic subsided, according to historians who have extensively documented this whole episode, life returned to normal in just a couple of years.
Harry and Meghan have been excluded from the high society wedding of his childhood friend Hugh Grosvenor – but William and Kate are invited – in the latest sign of a Royal rift between the two brothers.
Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, is said to have wanted to invite the Sussexes but decided against it to avoid clashes on his big day amid soaring tensions between the royals following the release of Omid Scobie’s new book.
He picked the
Punters are now free to stay at Florence Nightingale’s stunning childhood home – after its owners were victorious in a furious legal row against locals.
The 15-bedroom manor in the Peak District was at the heart of a bitter two-year legal battle over its status as a Bed & Breakfast… but is once again open to public.
Owner Peter Martin Kay was accused of having ‘cynically breached’ an agreement to keep the house a private residence after neighbours said he
With the biggest game in world rugby fast approaching, New Zealand coach Ian Foster has already named his side to take on the reigning champions South Africa at the Stade de France.
The All-Blacks’ exhilarating, enthralling and flamboyant attacking game will collide with the resolute, robust and stalwart defensive prowess of the reigning champions in what promises to be a fantastic culture clash.
South Africa of course knocked out a valiant England side last time out, with Handre Pollard knocking
When she was a young girl, Hannah Fletcher was fascinated by the make-up on her mother’s dressing table. It looked good, smelled wonderful and had an air of feminine mystery about it.
‘My first memories are from when I was about four playing with my mum’s cosmetics on her chest of drawers,’ she says. ‘She had the face powder everyone used to plaster over themselves back then, and a big box of eyeshadows and lipsticks.
‘While she was doing her
