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Mills unleashes home movie on court
One of the most high-profile divorces of the decade - despite being heard in private - began in London yesterday. As the world’s media pressed themselves up against the gates of the Royal Courts of
Justice and helicopters hovered overhead, Sir Paul McCartney and his estranged wife... [continued]
Mills to cross-examine McCartney in court 
See Heather Mills's video
Tilda Swinton’s open marriage
Tilda Swinton didn't just stun the Bafta audience with her dress (bright yellow Dior) and her speech (in which she said how easy she found screen acting), she then proceeded to shock
Fleet Street's prurient reporters by attending the Baftas after-party with her 29-year-old 'toy boy', Sandro Kopp, rather than... [continued]
A night of surprises at Bafta
In pictures: on the red carpet at the Baftas
Goodness gracious: Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard in harmony
It seems congratulations are in order to the producers of the Grammys who somehow managed to persuade the ageing rockers Little Richard (pictured left) and Jerry Lee
Lewis (right) to share the same stage on Sunday without attempting to kill each other. Jerry Lee, 72,... [continued]
Herbie Hancock wins album of the year at Grammys
Tricky times for Mike and Dave
The future of the profitable relationship between the Conservative party and the multi-millionaire Tory peer Michael Ashcroft (pictured), who has been bank-rolling the party
to the tune of hundreds of thousands of pounds in recent years, is looking uncertain this week - unless Lord Ashcroft comes clean about whether or... [continued]
The Mole: No 10 fury as Tories get easy ride over Conway
OJ’s former agent gets in on the act
As if the controversy last year over his own 'hypothetical' book If I Did It were not enough, OJ Simpson now faces the publication of his former sports agent Mike
Gilbert's memoir titled How I Helped OJ Get Away With Murder. Just to rub it in -... [continued]
OJ Simpson: another problem with the law
OJ: publish and be damned
In Town Last Night: Vanity Fair celebrates icons
American actress Natassia 'Scarlet' Malthe (pictured left) and British singer Lily Allen (right) were among those who came out to toast 95 years of
iconic portraits in Vanity Fair magazine at the National Portrait Gallery on Monday night. A new archive portrait show 'Vanity Fair Portraits:... [continued]
More pictures
In brief: Diana inquest costs £2.4m
Lord Justice Scott Baker, the coroner overseeing the inquest into the 1997 death of the Princess of Wales, said bills for the marathon hearing had topped £2.4m; the
total cost to UK taxpayers for public investigations into whether Diana was murdered is believed to be £6m... Meanwhile... [continued]
Dodi saw model Kelly Fisher at same time as Diana
Ossie Clark’s sons threaten to sue
The return of Ossie Clark - the iconic label, synonymous with Sixties London - was soured yesterday when the late designer's sons announced that they are considering taking legal
action over the use of their father's name. The newly revived fashion brand made its 21st-century debut on... [continued]
London Fashion Week hails its heritage
New York Fashion Week: a new era of Halston glamour
