Emily Blunt, 41, actress, thinks the film set is a promising dating platform. “It just depends on the people. I mean, people always call it a show romance. Sometimes that’s true, and sometimes I think it can be something much deeper, more lasting than that,” she told Deutsche Presse- Agency. “I think I understand why people come together on a film set because it’s so isolated.” It’s like a secret language that everyone who works on a film has. Blunt is married to actor and director John Krasinski.
Madonna, 65, pop icon, staffs her tour entourage from within her family. On her current “Celebration Tour” she wanted to integrate her four younger children, who still live with her, into her shows, the singer told the fashion magazine W. The 18-year-old Mercy accompanies her mother on the piano during the song “Bad Girl”, David, also 18, joins her on stage for a duet, and the eleven-year-old twins Stella and Estere dance during Madonna’s concerts. Madonna adopted all four from Malawi as children. Of course she’s her mother, so they sometimes get on each other’s nerves, says Madonna. “But we’re a family and that’s what happens.”
Kami Rita Sherpa, 54, Nepalese mountain guide, can’t get enough of Mount Everest. As the German Press Agency reports, Sherpa wants to climb the highest mountain in the world for the 29th time. If successful, the 54-year-old would break his own world record for most ascents of the 8,849-meter-high giant. Sherpa told dpa by telephone from the base camp that he was traveling with a group of paying guests: “We are currently acclimatizing and would like to reach the summit later.” According to the Guinness Book of Records, the Sherpa man first reached the summit in 1994 at the age of 24.
Konrad Hanc, Polish pilot, is on cloud nine. During a flight from Warsaw to Krakow According to CNN, Hanc left the cockpit and proposed to his girlfriend, a stewardess. “Ladies and gentlemen, about a year and a half ago I met the most wonderful person in this job who changed my life,” Hanc said in front of the passengers, as shown in a video that the Polish airline LOT published on Facebook for advertising purposes. “You are my biggest dream come true. That’s why I have to ask you for a favor, darling. Will you marry me?” Hanc asked, getting down on his knees, holding a bouquet of flowers. The stewardess in question then ran from the back of the plane to the front and fell into Hanc’s arms. The passengers clapped. The plane apparently landed safely in Krakow anyway.