Royal scrutiny, security questions and Hollywood fallout dominate this week’s biggest stories, from Meghan Sussex to Sydney Sweeney.
Amanda Platell Defends Sydney Sweeney but Ignores What Female Athletes Are Actually Saying
Amanda Platell wants you to believe that the women criticizing Sydney Sweeney’s Novig ad are just jealous. In her Daily Mail column defending the actress, Platell paints the athletic sisterhood as bitter, snobby, and hypocritical, women who can’t stand that a pretty actress is getting attention. It’s a convenient narrative. It’s also completely wrong. Let’s…
Archie and Lilibet Changed Schools After Two Days as Meghan Faces First Security Review Since Royal Exit
Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex’s return to Britain has already produced a real-world test of the security concerns Harry has raised for years. Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are changing schools after just two days following discussions between their parents and the family’s private security team. At almost the same time, RAVEC decided Meghan should…
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Maddox Jolie Becomes Latest Child to Distance Himself From Brad Pitt’s Name
Maddox Jolie has officially dropped Brad Pitt’s surname, becoming the latest of Angelina Jolie and Pitt’s six children to distance himself from his father’s name formally. A Los Angeles County judge approved the 25-year-old’s request Monday, September 14, after no objections were filed against the petition. He will now legally be known as Maddox Chivan…
Prince William’s Dartmoor Fund and Helicopter Use Put His Public Service Image Under Scrutiny
Prince William will travel to Princetown on Tuesday to launch a new regeneration fund for the Dartmoor village, on the same day his estranged brother Prince Harry turns 42. The Prince of Wales will unveil the Princetown Community Fund, which will offer at least £250,000 for social, economic and environmental projects. Grants will range from…
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“Has No Problem With Uganda’s Participation” Palace Clarification Ends Kainerugaba’s Invictus Standoff
The official announcement came from Colonel Chris Magezi, Acting Director of Defence Public Information at Uganda’s Ministry of Defence. General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Chief of Defence Forces and Senior Presidential Advisor for Special Operations, had approved UPDF participation in the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham. The decision followed a telephone conversation with Sir Clive Alderton, Principal…
Mahershala Ali Is Done With Blade, and Marvel Has Only Itself to Blame
Mahershala Ali has reaffirmed what he previously made clear about Marvel’s long-delayed Blade: he has moved on. Speaking to Deadline, the two-time Oscar winner was blunt when the cancelled project came up again, saying, “I’m done with that.” The comment echoes what Ali had already suggested in an earlier GQ interview, but this time there…
Meghan Sussex Shares Sweet Family Video as the Media Turns 35 Seconds Into Global News
Meghan Sussex is giving followers a glimpse at a quieter side of family life in Britain, and the response shows just how much attention still follows her every move. On Sunday, the Duchess of Sussex shared a 35-second Instagram montage featuring Prince Harry and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, enjoying time outdoors after…
The Gentlemen Ratings Drop Has a Simpler Explanation Than Meghan Sussex
Apparently, Meghan Sussex has acquired another extraordinary power. She can now make viewers stop watching television programmes she is not actually in. That is effectively the impression created by a Telegraph headline declaring that The Gentlemen had “lost half a million viewers after Meghan casting rumours.” The accompanying subheadline went further, placing the show’s 15…
Irish Family Gives Donald Trump a Giant “FXCK TRUMP” Welcome
An Irish family placed its unmistakable message beneath Trump’s flight path as protesters challenged a presidential visit built suspiciously like a golf weekend. Donald Trump arrived in Ireland on Saturday for meetings with political leaders before travelling to the Irish Open and spending the weekend at his Doonbeg golf resort. One household near Shannon Airport…
Kate Middleton Wants Global Ambition From a Project Manager Paid £45,000
Once again, the Wales operation wants the public to admire the royal vision while somebody else is recruited to make it exist. The Royal Foundation is hiring a full-time project manager for Kate Middleton’s Centre for Early Childhood. For £45,000 a year, the successful candidate will oversee “substantive” and “complex” projects, manage international workstreams and…
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