Nigella Lawson and Charles Saatchi are getting divorced tomorrow, weeks after he was pictured holding her throat and pinching her nose in a London restaurant.
Nigella files divorce papers
Category Archives: Financial
$41m actress who doesn’t act
Her face hasn’t seen the inside of a multiplex since 2010, but Angelina Jolie has been topped Forbes magazine’s 2013 list of Hollywood’s highest earning actresses.
TVNZ to shut down youth channel
TVNZ is planning to shut down youth channel TVNZ U, which failed to become a going concern. The vacated frequency will be used to screen TV2 programmes an hour after they appear on the main channel
Can Superman rescue the porn industry?
We all know he can leap tall buildings in a single bound and bend steel in his bare hands.
Regrets? Yes, Woody Allen’s had a few
Does Woody Allen have regrets His new film, Blue Jasmine, amplifies the air of concentrated self-examination that has long been a hallmark of his work. Though marked by buoyant moments of wry humor, the film is devastating in its intense survey of a life in the free fall of mental and emotional collapse
Mick Jagger at 70 is still ripping the joint
Repulsion was the attraction with Mick Jagger.
X-Factor judge wants Kiwi bankroll
X Factor judge and multi-platinum selling pop star Daniel Bedingfield is putting his hand up for taxpayer cash to promote his latest song. He has applied for a $6000 grant from the latest round of New Zealand On Air’s “Making Tracks” funding to produce a video for his song Out Of My Head
Auckland’s Maritime Museum appoints director
Auckland’s Maritime Museum, Voyager, has appointed a new director to oversee a proposed $25 million redevelopment of the facility. Linda Wigley, who has just resigned as head of Toitu Otago Settlers Museum in Dunedin, has been given the Auckland role
Date for Big Day Out set
After a year’s absence the Big Day Out is returning to Auckland, in new quarters. The first lineup announcement for the January 17 festival is due on August 1, organisers said today
Study: TV’s female characters are sexual targets
Teenage female characters are sexual fodder for broadcast network TV series, especially comedies, according to a conservative US advocacy group’s new study. An examination of 238 sitcoms and dramas airing in the United States during four weeks in 2011 and 2012 found a third of the episodes included content that “rose to the level of sexual exploitation” of females, according to the Parents Television Council report