Prince Harry38, ex-royal, accuses his brother, heir to the British throne Prince William, 40, in his forthcoming memoirs apparently fisticuffs. Of the Guardians, which claims to have a copy of the top-secret manuscript, reported on Thursday about an argument Harry described in which William is said to have pushed his younger brother to the ground. “He grabbed my collar, tore my chain and threw me to the ground,” the newspaper quoted as saying from the book “Spare”, which will be published next week. When Harry fell, a dog bowl broke, which injured his back, it said. William is said to have previously described Harry’s wife Meghan as “difficult” and “rude”, after which Harry accused his brother of adopting the narrative of the British tabloids. According to the story, insults followed, which escalated the dispute. Kensington Palace has not commented on the allegations. According to Harry, the difficult relationship between the brothers should also be shared with King Charles III. burden as a father. At a meeting last year after Prince Philip’s funeral, Charles – then heir to the throne – is said to have asked his sons: “Please boys. Don’t make my final years miserable.” Before the release of his autobiography “Spare” on January 10, two more interviews that Harry gave to the broadcasters ITV and CBS will be broadcast. In it, the royal is partly forgiving: “I would like my father back, I would like my brother back,” he said in an excerpt that the British broadcaster ITV released as a short trailer.
Dieter Bohlen, 68, music producer and talent scout, the friendliness of a stranger “right out of the sulky”https://www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/.”I’m always surprised about small things that blow me away,” said Bohlen in one RTL interview. “An example: last week my car was parked in a multi-storey car park for three or four hours, which is relatively expensive in Hamburg. I go there quite often and always use my cell phone to pay at the machine.” On that day, however, this payment mode did not work. “I had 19 euros on the clock and no cash with me. A man stood behind me who watched me and then said: I’ll pay for you, I always wanted to do you a favor anyway.” “Wow!” Said Bohlen about it. “The guy didn’t even know me, I’ve never seen him in my life and he didn’t look like he was a millionaire.”
Sally Field, 76, Oscar winner, says she doesn’t feel sufficiently recognized as an older sports-loving woman. “I’m a huge sports fan and I think the world and certainly this country underestimates the fan base that is female and older,” the 76-year-old told the industry magazine Entertainment Tonight. Field, who has starred in films like “Forrest Gump,” “Mrs. Doubtfire,” and “Lincoln,” emphasized that “old” isn’t a bad word. “We’ve worked hard for these years, these moments, these days, every single one of them.” In the comedy 80 for Brady, Field and Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno and Lily Tomlin play four best friends who travel to the Super Bowl to see star quarterback Tom Brady.