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In the last few years of her life, Princess Diana dismissed her police protection even though she still had paparazzi following her wherever she went, and became skilled at avoiding the photographers when she didnât want to be seen, and tipping them off when she did. According to two of Dianaâs nieces,
Lady Eliza Spencer and
Lady Amelia Spencer, the princess had a technique to help avoid the paparazzi without scaring the children she was around.Â
In a cover story for
, the 28-year-old twin daughters of Dianaâs brother
Itâs in the low 40s in Washington, DC, yet most of the crowd surrounding
Joe Biden on the West Front of the Capitol Building during the inauguration looked like they didnât mind the cold at all.
Garth Brooks was in jeans,
Lady Gaga wasnât wearing a coat, and there was barely a hat in sight. Further away from the sleek peacoats and big smiles, however, you could find a few people who were really dressed appropriately. Incoming Treasury Secretary
Janet Yellenwas spotted huddled under a blanket, but no one seemed to reflect exactly what it really feels like to sit through a long outdoor ceremony better than
Jamie Lynn Spears says Elon Musk owes her “a couple of cats” after she blamed Tesla for the death of several of her pets before insisting she was just joking and didn't mean for people to take it so seriously.
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They reigned supreme on Zoom for most of last year, and now itâs back to video conference calls for
William and
While January is traditionally a quiet time for the royals, with the
Queen taking an extended break until early February, the rest of the family is back to work.
Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwalllaunched her new online book club Friday, while the Cambridges took part in a video call with frontline workers and counsellors from Hospice UKâs Just âBâ service to see how NHS staff are coping during the peak of the pandemic in Britain.