Emma Stone, 35, Taylor Swift fan, is to blame for the fact that fans often can no longer get tickets for Taylor Swift concerts. The Oscar winner (“La La Land”) said her longtime friend Taylor Swift, 34, attended three concerts last year. “It was incredible to see,” the actress said on Sunday on the “Graham Norton Show.” about her first concert visit to her home state of Arizona, where Swift began her ongoing world tour “The Eras Tour” in March 2023. A “very special” detail for Stone was the fact that Swift had the same choreographer for the tour with whom Stone had already worked for the film musical “La La Land,” said the actress. She and Swift have been friends “since she was 17 and I was 18” and since they met at an event in Los Angeles.
Oliver Masucci, 55, actor, didn’t let his father unsettle him. “As a child, I always wanted to be on the screen. I didn’t want to be on television, I wanted to go to the cinema,” the Stuttgart-born actor told the German Press Agency. That’s why his Italian father often asked him: “Are you a dreamer dancer?” performed on the large stage of the Hamburg Schauspielhaus.
Henry Mask, 59, ex-boxer, accepts aging calmly thanks to Max Schmeling. “I don’t have the feeling that I’m turning 60. The fifties were nothing unpleasant. I’m respectful, but not afraid,” the former boxing world champion told the German Press Agency before his 60th birthday on January 6th. Max Schmeling, who became German heavyweight world champion more than 90 years ago, serves as a role model for Maske. “I base myself on people over 60 who impressed me. Max Schmeling was one of those people, a wonderful person,” said Maske.
Ralph Siegel with his wife Laura.
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Ralph Siegel, 78, composer, doesn’t let the hospital stop him from celebrating. The 78-year-old had to spend New Year’s Eve in the hospital after an operation. “Laura has decided to move into the clinic with me. It feels good that she is with me around the clock,” said Siegel Picture-Newspaper. “We ordered food from the Italian restaurant. Laura had fish, I had carpaccio and pasta.” At midnight he and his wife opened a bottle of champagne. “I even got up to toast,” reported Siegel, who became known with hits such as “A Little Peace” at the Eurovision Song Contest.