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CONTAINS SPOILERS: The Celebrity Traitors fans were left in uproar as Alan Carr murdered his best friend during Thursday night's episode. 

On April 18, 1956, Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier III of Monaco at Saint Nicholas Cathedral, in what has since become the ultimate princess bride moment.

Leonardo DiCaprio's One Battle After Another has sparked backlash from conservative audiences despite being the most critically-acclaimed film of the year.

The family were in the fruit and veg section of the supermarket when they caught my eye.

The former Spice Girl, 51, has led a life of glitz and glamour thanks to her pop success, fashion empire and lucrative marriage to footballer David.

The power couple are known for their jet set lifestyle, enviable looks and picture-perfect life.

Hospital surgeon Faraj Al-Shamie has been keeping a low profile at a property in rural northern France since the attack last Thursday - but finally appeared in public today.

The Dawson's Creek alum, 46, got glammed up on Thursday night to dine at Avra Estiatorio, a high-end Greek eatery with locations across the United States.

BOSHOFF: Granny Takes A Trip was the legendary King's Road boutique where the Stones, Beatles and Jimi Hendrix picked up their velvet jackets when the Sixties were really swinging.

According to Perth-based matchmaker Louanne Ward, said losing the 'spark' comes down to your individual attachment style.

Joanna Kearney, 35, flew to the country last Friday after her 64-year-old dad, John, was in a horrific scooter crash in the resort town İçmeler.

'He got a prize for doing nothing,' Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday as he touted his achievement in securing peace in Gaza.

It wasn't an easy feat he had to endure a lengthy legal battle to land his title.

Victoria Beckham , Cheryl Cole and Coleen Rooney were among the statement belt and designer shades-clad celebrities who were on hand to show support for their pro-player partners in Baden-Baden.

In the first details of how the truce will be enforced, sources revealed that the soldiers will form part of a team that includes allies, NGOs and private sector groups.

Opening my back door to put the bins out earlier this week, I felt something tiny and winged land on my shoulder. I batted it away, only to feel another touch down on top of my head.

I have just settled into the booth of a chic city bar with an important work contact, when my phone rings. 'Um, your daughter is still here,' she tells me, 'and we're closing soon.'

In August last year, around midnight, Charlotte Vincent logged on to Facebook. Not someone who tends to check her 'spam' messages folder, she felt an inexplicable urge to open it.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Mr President. The gratitude of the families of the Israeli hostages who will soon be returned home was unconfined.

At a sprawling holiday villa half way between Cannes and Saint-Tropez, the writer and explorer Jean Raspail experienced an apocalyptic vision. He wrote it all down, frantically.