TV host reflected on moment during aftershow ‘Late & Live’

Madonna and Elton John thawed their frosty relationship this week – but from Mariah and J-Lo to David Gilmour and Roger Waters, plenty more are still at loggerheads

Duke of Sussex challenging last year’s ruling that Home Office body fairly gave him different level of protection

In Confessions of a Female Founder, the duchess opened up to Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd about her experiences during pregnancy and the creation of her new business, As Ever.

“I’ve known a lot of special men. And there’s more to come,” the actress, who dated Johnny Carson and was married to Cary Grant, shared Sunday.

The superstars fell out 21 years ago when the British singer accused the Material Girl of lip-syncing — but now they have hinted at a collaboration

Italian president and his daughter greet their majesties on second day of state visit

The Red Arrows and the Frecce Tricolori demonstrated the allies’ close ties as the royals prepared to visit the Colosseum

AJ Odudu told Mickey Rourke to stop looking at her while entering the Celebrity Big Brother house during the series live launch on Monday, 7 April. The Hollywood star, 72, was he last celebrity to enter the house. As he joined the host and her co-presenter Will Best on stage, Rourke offered his hand to Odudu and gave her a twirl before pulling her close to him. Best could be heard telling Rourke “Careful, Mickey,” before Odudu told him “Stop looking at me.” As the pair tried to usher him into the house, Rourke told Odudu: “I wanna stay with you.”

The pair have had a tense relationship since 2002, when Sir Elton called her Die Another Day Bond theme “the worst ever” in an interview. | ITV National News

This series looks like it might be a battle of the Michaels: Rourke versus Fabricant

Expectations weren’t high for the latest season of ‘Big Brother’s starry spin-off, but this launch still manages to disappoint

Briton apologised for his ‘big mouth’ and asked for forgiveness, saying he had written a song for the female star

Remembering Blondie drummer Clem Burke, whose exuberant energy brightened every song he played on

The Times went behind the scenes with the stars, including winners John Lithgow and Lesley Manville, for the glitziest night in theatre

He played in stadiums, sweaty bars and Blondie tribute bands with the passion of a true rock and roller – and the style of a fashion model

Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, founding members of the new wave hitmakers, pay tribute to their bandmate, who has died of cancer