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Daily Mail
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Move over Met Gala! Julie Bishop outshines A-listers in NYC as she stuns in a silver gown while holding hands with boyfriend Stephen Gray
Julie Bishop looked every bit the Minister for Fashion as she attended The King's Trust 4th Annual Global Gala in New York City. The fashionista, 68, ensured all eyes were on her as she walked the red carpet in a stunning confetti gown with boyfriend Stephen Gray. The glittering design by Meraki Official featured a cap sleeve and round neckline, before tumbling into an embellished full skirt. Ms Bishop accessorised the $1,700 fit with drop earrings and a dazzling smile as she posed alongside her man, who looked dashing in a classic tuxedo. Mr Gray opted to add an air of mystery to his look, donning a pair of sunglasses as he posed on the red carpet and gripped his ladylove's hand. The well dressed couple positively glowed as they put on a loved-up display, and happily chatted as they made their way into the star-studded event. Ms Bishop is no stranger to turning heads on the red carpet. She recently stunned in a black gown with lace cutouts at the National Designer Awards x David Jones at the Melbourne Fashion Festival. The form-fitting maxi frock also featured crochet accents around the hem as well as a bold floral applique. She added a pair of black, pointed heels to the ensemble and wore a smattering of accessories including pearl drop earrings. For makeup, Julie chose a peachy toned palette with a soft pink lipstick and lots of eye liner. Little is known about Mr Gray, whose Instagram account is private with only 60 followers. They appear to have been an item for more than a year after she 'soft-launched' him on her social media accounts in July 2023. Last year, they travelled to South Australia for a 'fabulous Outback adventure'. Ms Bishop is no stranger to turning heads on the red carpet. She recently stunned in a black gown with lace cutouts at the National Designer Awards x David Jones at the Melbourne Fashion Festival In a video shared to her Instagram page, Bishop put together a montage of images and video clips from their holiday and tagged her partner. The news of her new romance came two years after David Panton, 62, allegedly dumped Ms Bishop over dinner in Sydney in July 2022, putting an end to their eight-year relationship. During their partnership, Bishop took Panton to the United Nations to meet world leaders, Buckingham Palace to hobnob with British royalty and to the White House where he met Donald Trump. The pair first stepped out publicly in 2014. They were pictured at countless celebrity events over the years including the 2018 wedding of Karl Stefanovic and Jasmine Yarbrough. Bishop was understood to have been 'blindsided' by the sudden breakdown of her relationship, sources close to the former politician said. It comes after Julie was spotted rubbing shoulders with supermodel Tyra Banks. The legendary catwalk model and TV star has been living in Sydney's eastern suburbs for some time. The pair appeared to be very chummy when they met at restaurant Nobu recently. The legendary catwalk model and TV star has been living in Sydney's eastern suburbs for sometime, and the pair appeared to be very chummy when they met at restaurant Nobu recently.
Newsweek
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Charlotte Tilbury Wonders If US Is Equally 'Obsessed' With King Charles
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. English makeup entrepreneur Charlotte Tilbury wondered if America is "obsessed" with King Charles III, whom she described as a "visionary of our time" in a red carpet interview with Newsweek. Tilbury sponsored The King's Trust Global Gala at Casa Cipriani in New York City on May 1, as did Newsweek. And she heaped praise on the king for the work his flagship charity does to help disadvantaged young people enter the workforce. Charlotte Tilbury attends The King's Trust 4th Annual Global Gala in New York City on May 1. Charlotte Tilbury attends The King's Trust 4th Annual Global Gala in New York City on May how she felt the king was viewed in America, she told Newsweek: "I think, is everyone just obsessed with him? We're all just obsessed with him, he's amazing. "He really is a visionary of our time, he really is. If you think about what he understood about global warming, what he understood about farming ... just this trust alone, what he's done to really help not just the U.K. economy but economies all around the world. And empowered people and changed people's lives. Some of the stories here tonight are incredible." The gala raised $2.5 million for the trust through a celebrity auction and at the end of the night, disco icon Nile Rodgers packed the dance floor, playing hits from his heyday. Supporters at the star-studded event included Lionel Richie, F.K.A. Twigs, Georgina Chapman, Heidi Klum and Edward Enninful, and they heard moving stories about the trust's work helping turn lives around. "He's helped 94,000 business," Tilbury said, "he's added £10bn to the economy in the U.K. It's [the trust] in 25 countries, it's amazing and it's just a privilege and honor to be here tonight. "He's such a visionary, the king, he really is on so many levels. His Majesty is just amazing." Pioneering U.K. fashion designer Ozwald Boateng got a grant as a teenager from the organization, which was then known as the Prince's Trust, because Charles was not yet king. Boateng is now preparing to play a major role in this year's Met Gala in a few days' time, on May 5, both as a guest and dressing other stars. "I was a benefactor ... when it was The Prince's Trust," he told Newsweek. "I think I was about 17 when I applied for the grant and I got it. It had obviously a big impact. "As a young man deciding that design was going to be a place of my future, to get that support at an early age was of course huge. "At the time it allowed me to buy machinery, like a sewing machine ... my God, it's such a long time ago, we're talking 40-plus years ago." Jack Royston is chief royal correspondent for Newsweek, based in London. You can find him on X, formerly Twitter, at @jack_royston and read his stories on Newsweek's The Royals Facebook page. Do you have a question about Charles and Queen Camilla, Prince William and Princess Kate, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, or their family that you would like our experienced royal correspondents to answer? Email royals@ We'd love to hear from you.
Newsweek
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Musician Nile Rodgers on Trump's America: 'So Strange Right Now'
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Musician Nile Rodgers questioned President Donald Trump's decision to become chairman of The Kennedy Center, telling Newsweek: "America is so strange right now." Rodgers was the star performer at the King's Trust Global Gala in New York on Thursday night, getting big name celebrities on their feet and dancing with his disco hits including Le Freak. And on the red carpet, he told Newsweek his candid thoughts on where America stands just more than 100 days into Trump's second term as president. He questioned the president's decision to fire multiple board members of The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., before taking on the role of chairman. "How does a person who has nothing to do with art find themselves in charge of, artistically, what we're going to say. That would be like me trying to be an artist who's designing things that have absolutely nothing to do with my background. I don't feel like I'm qualified. That would be like me running for public office." He continued: "I do what I do because it's who I am as a human being. And the president of the United States being in charge of the arts? Especially he ever been known for that? Just think about that question. You know, America is so strange right now. It's hard for me to tell if there's love for anyone which is bizarre because I'm usually the most optimistic person in the world." Musician Nile Rodgers attends The King's Trust 4th Annual Global Gala, in New York City on May 1. Musician Nile Rodgers attends The King's Trust 4th Annual Global Gala, in New York City on May 1."It's not America as a whole because I just came back from North Carolina and I had the nicest time. People were so kind, they were so loving, and it didn't seem like politics were on their mind. It just felt like they were the way that people used to be and it's just heartbreaking to me because I think people should be kind," Rodgers said. The King's Trust is King Charles III's most successful charity, founded in the 1970s to help disadvantaged young people into work. Rodgers was a disco icon with band Chic and also produced major hits by Madonna including Like a Virgin and Material Girl. He gave a glowing account of his experiences of the king: "I've done so much and he's done so much. He's just a charitable, wonderful human being. Every time I've met him, every time I've worked with him, it's just been pure joy. Regardless of what you believe in, we should just have dignity that we should be cool and that's what the king is. Every time I'm with him he is the coolest and he's always engaged." He continued: "Every time I see people around him, he's interested in what they have to say even though his troop is leading him through the crowd he still stops and talks to people. You have to be a real person to be that way. I don't think that that's made up, I don't think he's trying to have a great public image I think he's just that person." Jack Royston is chief royal correspondent for Newsweek, based in London. You can find him on X, formerly Twitter, at @jack_royston and read his stories on Newsweek's The Royals Facebook page. Do you have a question about Charles and Queen Camilla, Prince William and Princess Kate, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, or their family that you would like our experienced royal correspondents to answer? Email royals@ We'd love to hear from you.
The Irish Sun
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti goes braless under totally see-through burgundy dress on red carpet
LEONARDO DiCaprio's girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti has gone braless under a totally see-through dress. Rocking a sheer burgundy dress on a red carpet in New York, Advertisement 7 Vittoria Ceretti, who is currently dating Leonardo DiCaprio, looked amazing at a red carpet event last night Credit: The Mega Agency 7 She wore a very sheer gown Credit: The Mega Agency 7 Vittoria left little to the imagination Credit: Splash 7 She even cheekily showed off her bottom Credit: Splash Attending The King's Trust 4th Annual Global Gala on Thursday night, the stunning model posed up a storm and smized for the cameras. With her brunette locks down, tousled and worn framing her face, Vittoria kept her hair and makeup neutral. She opted for a minimal smokey eye and a nude lip, and kept accessories to a minimum. The main event was her dress, which was made of a sheer, see-through chiffon-type fabric. Advertisement Read More about Vittoria With a V-neckline, Vittoria's figure was on full display beneath the sheer fabric. Underneath her dress, it was abundantly clear that she was not wearing a bra, with her black panties also visible. She completed the look with a gold bangle on each wrist and some gold earrings. SHEER BEAUTY "She's too sexy in this dress," said one fan account on Instagram. Advertisement Most read in Celebrity "This colour on her," swooned another. Meanwhile on X, one person said: "She forgot her clothes." Titanic blunder spotted 28 years after film came out - and once you notice it you can't unsee it Vittoria is currently dating Leonardo DiCaprio. The pair were Advertisement The couple made headlines in July 2023 when they were first romantically linked to one another. In November 2024, fans went wild when gossip site DeuxMoi LEO'S DATING HISTORY The actor has been invovled with a wide range of stars throughout his career Kristen Zang - 1996 to 1998 Gisele Bundchen - 1999 to 2005 Bar Refaeli - 2005 to 2009 Blake Lively - 2011 Erin Heatherton - 2011 to 2012 Toni Garrn - 2013 and 2017 Kelly Rohrbach - 2015 to 2016 Nina Agdal - 2016 to 2017 Camila Morrone - 2017 to 2022 Vittoria Ceretti - 2023 - ENGAGEMENT RUMORS Reacting to the alleged news, one person wrote on X, "Oh my god??? he's making a lifelong commitment to someone over 25????" "50 is a good age to settle down and start a family," said another. Advertisement "OMG SHE DID IT! SHE BROKE THE CURSE," wrote a third, in reference to the chatter that Leo doesn't date women over the age of 25. A fourth person then said, "He hit 50 and realized that it was finally time to settle down. lol." The Wolf of Wall Street star showcased his preference for younger women from 2011, with there a running joke on social media that he won't date women under the age of 25. For a year he dated Erin Heatherton who was 23 at the time, meanwhile, he was 37. Advertisement In 2013, he then dated German model and actor Toni Garrn who was 21 at the time, with their fling lasting a little over a year. Victoria Lamas, 23, was Leo's other rumored love interest, with the model thought to have been "smitten" with the actor. But since 2023, Leo has been going steady with Vittoria, with them now rumored to be engaged - although this has not been confirmed. 7 Vittoria kept her makeup neutral for the occasion Credit: Getty Advertisement 7 She looked stunning as she posed for paparazzi at the event Credit: Getty 7 Leo and Vittoria have been dating since 2023 Credit: Getty
Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Lionel Richie Says King Charles' 'Sense of Humor' Shines Behind the Scenes: 'You Have No Idea' (Exclusive)
Lionel Richie exclusively tells PEOPLE that King Charles' "sense of humor" is a highlight of their friendship The judge has been involved with The King's Trust (originally launched as The Prince's Trust) since around 1985, providing youth with the tools they need to thrive Richie says that the King is a "wonderful person who cares so much about people" Lionel Richie is revealing what King Charles is like "as a friend." Richie, 75, exclusively spoke to PEOPLE at The King's Trust 4th Annual Global Gala at Casa Cipriani in New York City on May 1, opening up about their relationship. "People see him as a King, but what is he like as a friend? I will say a sense of humor — you have no idea," the American Idol judge, who co-hosted the evening, tells PEOPLE. "He's a wonderful, wonderful person who cares so much about people. He has a lot of ideas about what needs to change, what needs to be about the world. You probably won't hear it all coming out of his mouth because of the way the world is and what he has to stay quiet on, but he's a wonderful person, very funny," Richie says. "And over the years, I hope you're kind of getting to where you all will know that sense of humor a lot, like I understand it." Related: King Charles' Longstanding Charity Gets Upgrade to Be 'Relevant' for TikTok Generation The "All Night Long" singer attended the gala with his girlfriend, Lisa Parigi, and has been involved with The King's Trust for over 15 years. The organization works to provide young people with jobs, education and training, and it offers programming in over 20 countries worldwide. King Charles launched the organization as The Prince's Trust in 1976 when he was the Prince of Wales, and the trust has helped over one million young people to date. Richie teamed up with the charity around 1985 and has championed the cause since, becoming the First Global Ambassador and First Chairman of the Global Ambassador Group for The Prince's Trust in 2019. King Charles acceded to the throne in September 2022, and the organization was officially rebranded as The King's Trust in October 2024, reflecting his new royal title. Richie was a guest at the coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla at Westminster Abbey in May 2023 and performed at the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle the following day. The starry concert was also headlined by Katy Perry, Andrea Bocelli and British pop group Take That, with the performance attended by the newly crowned King and Queen, Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and many more royal family members. Related: Lionel Richie Says It's an 'Honor' to Perform at 'Wonderful' King Charles' Coronation (Exclusive) Reflecting to PEOPLE at the King's Trust Global Gala, Richie says that his commitment to uplifting the next generation is what keeps him involved. "We've taken care of one million kids and their dreams and their hopes and their desires to be something in the world that they didn't think was possible," the music legend says. "What I love to do is take kids that don't think so and make them believers in themselves and not only is it just me, but it's a bunch of mentors and wonderful people who are here tonight and around the world they show up for these kids because we have to give back, it's just as simple as that." "God has been good to all of us, but at the same time there are a group of people and a group of kids who need some encouragement and so King Charles started it off and my job and Edward's job and all of us is to carry it on and so I'm here because of the kids," Can't get enough of PEOPLE's Royals coverage? to get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more! Richie and Enninful co-hosted the fourth annual King's Trust Global Gala in N.Y.C., continuing a tradition from last year. Like Richie, the former British Vogue editor is also a Global Ambassador for the King's Trust. The two posed for photos on the carpet at the event together with Charlotte Tilbury, whose namesake makeup label is a charitable partner of King Charles' charity. Read the original article on People
