She was the lead singer of one of the world’s most successful girl bands and now she’s taken the theatre world by storm, but Nicole Scherzinger’s life in ths spotlight has been marred by feuds, flops and bad luck in love.
The Hawaii born pop princess, 45, bagged herself the Olivier Actress for Best Actress for Sunset Boulevard – where she played faded Hollywood starlet Norma Desmond who refuses to accept her star has waned.
It’s a role that could
JoJo Siwa put on a very raunchy show with her mother sitting in the front row just days after backtracking on claims that she invented the ‘gay pop’ music genre.
The 20-year-old multihyphenate – born Joelle Joanie Siwa – put on quite the naughty performance in front of her 49-year-old mother Jessalyn Siwa at Miami Beach Pride on Sunday night.
JoJo did not just dazzle the audience with her incredible dance moves as she could be seen kissing one of
Nicole Scherzinger, Cara Delevingne, Sarah Snook, Hannah Waddingham and Sheridan Smith were the picture of glamour on Sunday night as they led the star-studded arrivals at the 2024 Olivier Awards at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
Nicole, 45, ensured all eyes were on her in a plunging black gown, with a daringly high slit to showcase her long legs.
The Pussycat Dolls star flashed some major sideboob in the revealing dress, which cinched her in at her tiny waist.
The singer,
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The American elite has long had a soft spot for “our sons of bitches” like those Trump now befriends.
Donald Trump is rarely happier than when he’s enjoying the company of an autocrat or dictator. Indeed, it often seems that for Trump one of the chief perks of
Meghan Markle put her most fashionable foot forward as she marked International Women’s Day in true Hollywood style by appearing on a celebrity-studded panel at SXSW – while her husband Prince Harry cheered her on from the front row.
The 42-year-old Duchess of Sussex joined actress Brooke Shields and longtime news anchor Katie Couric on-stage at the prestigious festival, where she was leading a panel discussion about ‘breaking barriers’ and ‘women’s representation’.
Beaming with pride as she walked out on
A new play based on the life of King Juan Carlos I sees a satirised parody of the disgraced monarch moan about how ‘s***’ being a royal is – and claim that ‘the English’ are the worst of them.
El Rey Que Fue – meaning, The King Who Was – follows an exiled ruler who decides to organise an ostentatious yacht party in the waters of the Persian Gulf in 2023.
The production – which kicked off at Madrid’s Infanta
Daisy Edgar-Jones looked sensational as she stole the show at the Gucci Fashion Show during Milan Fashion Week at Fonderia Carlo Macchi on Friday.
The actress made sure all eyes were on her as she put on a very busty display in a sophisticated charcoal grey dress which featured a plunging neckline stopping just above her belly button.
The 25-year-old cut a chic appearance in the halterneck midi dress as she elevated her height with a pair of platform black
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg made waves last week when he posted his scathing review of Apple’s Vision Pro, the rival to his company’s mixed reality headset, the Meta Quest 3.
Zuckerberg called the Quest a ‘better product, period’ in his Instagram story discussing Apple’s $3,500 virtual reality headset, despite admitting he expected it to have a higher quality feel than his $500 Quest.
But when DailyMail.com’s own staff compared and contrasted the two headsets for ourselves, the results were decidedly
Excited about the Greek holiday she and her daughter were about to embark on, Deborah King’s thoughts were fixed on last-minute packing as she got out of the shower.
But as she reached for something in her bathroom cabinet, her eye was caught by an indentation on the underside of her left breast. Checking it, she was horrified to feel a few lumps — one that felt as large as a 10p coin — inside the breast as she probed
Uganda’s role as a co-convenor of the Global Refugee Forum in Geneva this week should raise urgent questions about the interests behind its much-lauded open-door refugee policy.
Kampala—“I’m barely surviving in Uganda, but I am still alive,” says a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo whom I’ll call Joseph,
