Latest news with #Delicious
Daily Record
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Inside Dawn French's quiet life after ditching £6.6m mansion
The actress sold her home in 2021 for £6.6million. She's an icon known for her roles in the The Vicar of Dibley and French and Saunders, but now, Dawn French has traded showbiz for a quieter life closer to the Devon-Cornwall border. The 67 year old decided to leave behind the picturesque town of Fowey when it reportedly became "too cool and trendy" for her liking. Dawn called Cornwall home for nearly 20 years, however the actress has bid farewell to her 15-bedroom manor house with stunning views after putting it on the market for an impressive £6.6 million in 2021 – tripling her initial investment from 2006. The star was born in Wales but left her substantial property in search of a more peaceful setting within the quieter parts of the Duchy. Dawn now enjoys the tranquillity of a secluded Cornish village with her husband Mark Bignell, with stunning waterside views far from the hustle and bustle that descend on Fowey during peak season, writes The Mirror. In 2006, Dawn moved into a Grade-II listed house in Fowey with her then-husband Sir Lenny Henry and their daughter Billie, before their marriage came to an end in 2010. She then went on to tie the knot in 2013 with her current husband, Mark, a therapist, and decided to stay in their shared home. The much-loved comedian has become an advocate for Cornwall's breathtaking scenery and its culinary scene, frequently praising local eateries for their "unpretentious" atmosphere and delicious food. Dawn often shares a lot of her life online and often walks on Par Beach, which is not only picturesque but also dog-friendly, making it a perfect spot for walks with her beloved pet. One of Dawn's favourite spots for a meal out is Edie's Kitchen in Carlyon Bay, just a short distance from where she used to live. She took to social media to praise it as the pinnacle of her dining experiences that year, lauding the restaurant for its "unpretentious, fresh, tasty good-lookin' grub". In September 2018, national treasure Dawn caused a stir among patrons at Edie's Kitchen when she popped in during the filming of the third series of her hit show Delicious. The Hidden Hut in Portscatho is another gem Dawn holds dear, hailed as one of Cornwall's hidden treasures. It has received praise from celebrities like Rick Stein and Alice Levine and even played host to global leaders during the G7 Summit in 2021. Back in 2017, Dawn posted a stunning photo of a misty morning walk on Par Beach with her cherished dog. Dawn, known for her irresistible charm and sharp humour, took to Twitter in 2019 to flaunt her affection for Cornwall with a playful jab. Alongside a photo featuring her pet against the picturesque coastal scenery, she quipped: "Cornwall. Ghastly." Fast forward to 2024, and property prices in Cornwall have skyrocketed, with the average home now fetching £299,000, stats from the Office for National Statistics reveal. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'.
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Dawn French's life in one of UK's quietest villages after leaving £6.6m mansion
Dawn French has been a fixture in Cornwall for almost two decades and has shared some delightful insights into her coastal life with husband Mark Bignell in recent years Dawn French, famed for her roles in The Vicar of Dibley and French and Saunders, has t raded her coastal view for a quieter spot closer to the Devon-Cornwall border. Her decision came as the picturesque town of Fowey became "too cool and trendy" for her liking. Having made Cornwall her home nearly 20 years ago, French has been delighting fans with glimpses into her life by the sea. She said goodbye to her 15-bedroom manor house with stunning estuary views in Fowey, after selling it for an impressive £6.6 million in 2021 – tripling her initial investment from 2006. Born in Wales, Dawn left her substantial property in search of a more tranquil setting within the quieter parts of the Duchy. Dawn now enjoys the tranquillity of a secluded Cornish village with her husband Mark Bignell, savouring waterside views far from the crowds of tourists that descend on Fowey during peak season, reports Devon Live. Back in 2006, Dawn moved into a Grade-II listed house in Fowey with her then-husband Sir Lenny Henry and their daughter Billie, before they split in 2010. In 2013, Dawn tied the knot with her current husband, Mark, a therapist, and decided to remain in their shared home. The much-loved comedian has become an advocate for Cornwall's breathtaking scenery and its culinary scene, frequently praising local eateries for their "unpretentious" atmosphere and scrumptious food. Dawn often injects her trademark humour into posts about her life in Cornwall, sharing snaps of idyllic yet less well-known locations such as Par Beach, which is not only picturesque but also dog-friendly, making it a perfect spot for walks with her beloved pet. One of Dawn's favourite spots for a meal out is Edie's Kitchen in Carlyon Bay, just a short distance from where she used to live. She took to Twitter to acclaim it as the pinnacle of her dining experiences that year, lauding the restaurant for its "unpretentious, fresh, tasty good-lookin' grub". In September 2018, national treasure Dawn caused a stir among patrons at Edie's Kitchen when she popped in during the filming of the third series of her hit show Delicious. The Hidden Hut in Portscatho is another gem Dawn holds dear, hailed as one of Cornwall's hidden treasures. It has received praise from celebrities like Rick Stein and Alice Levine and even played host to global leaders during the G7 Summit in 2021. Back in 2017, Dawn posted a stunning photo of a misty morning walk on Par Beach with her cherished dog. When Dawn shared the image of Par Beach, locals from St Austell were quick to recognise the spot, sparking a buzz of excitement within the Friends of Par Beach Facebook group. Dawn, known for her irresistible charm and sharp humour, took to Twitter in 2019 to flaunt her affection for Cornwall with a playful jab. Alongside a photo featuring her pet against the picturesque coastal scenery, she quipped: "Cornwall. Ghastly." Fast forward to 2024, and property prices in Cornwall have skyrocketed, with the average home now fetching £299,000, stats from the Office for National Statistics reveal.
Buzz Feed
16-04-2025
- General
- Buzz Feed
"I Don't Even Remember When I Had It Last": Older Adults Are Recalling The Major Things They Didn't Cherish When They Were Younger, And As A Millenial, This Was Important To Hear
As we get older, it's normal to start reminiscing about the old days. So when Reddit user u/Intelligent711 asked: "What do you regret not appreciating more when you were younger?" a lot of people shared their very vulnerable answers. Here's what some of them said below. 1. "The simple joys of being carefree — like long summer days and endless playtime!" 3. "My parents' youth. Mom's 70 now, and it's incredibly hard to see her slow down." 5. "Being able to sleep was something I took utterly for granted. I miss those days so much." Mavocado / Getty Images 6. "The freedom to do absolutely nothing and not feel guilty about it. Adult responsibilities are a whole different game." — u/Juicy_Tits0032 7. "Time spent with friends who have since drifted away. We thought we'd always be together, but life had other plans." — u/Delicious_Tits003 "This. I feel grief sometimes at the lost friendships. People who I thought would always be in my life consistently are just gone." — u/MaynardButterbean 8. "Time with my grandparents. I was just so fucked up and couldn't see how much they loved me, WANTED me around, and protected me. I wish so badly I could tell them both that they changed my life and thank them for everything and how I miss Grandpa playing us trumpet in the morning and at night. I miss the way my grandma's hug felt and her bad cooking and watching Are You Being Served? with them after dinners. I wish I had understood that time isn't something you can get back, and when they're gone, there's just an empty space where they used to sit on the couch. Please don't waste your time with people who love you, it sounds obvious but it wasn't to me." — u/nigel_bongberry 9. "How much potential I really did have. I just lacked self-confidence. I'm trying to instill that in my children right now. One in particular. The fear of failure is real for everyone, but so is actually FAILING. EVERYONE fails. Nothing worthwhile is accomplished easily. It took me almost forty years to learn that." 11. "The food my family made. I always thought it was boring because we had it almost every single day, but now I'm starting to miss it." 12. "I was always clever, but for some reason, I was ashamed of it. Being academically gifted was somehow uncool. So I dumbed myself down and dicked around and kind of didn't fulfill my potential." — u/fewerifyouplease 13. "Where I lived. It's so easy to find a reason to hate wherever you are. But at the end of the day, you still live there. Might as well try to appreciate the good things about it."
Yahoo
10-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Calling The Split fans! 'Paused' spinoff series gets an exciting update
It's good news for The Split fans, with spinoff series The Split Up reportedly moving forward on production. A spinoff of the popular legal drama was announced by the BBC last February, but in September, Deadline reported that the broadcaster had "paused indefinitely" on the project. In an exciting update, Broadcast Now has now reported that The Split Up is currently in pre-production, with filming due to start this October. Related: The Split Up will be filmed and set in Manchester and, similar to the original series, will follow a family of legal experts: the Kishans. "Kishan Law is a British-Asian high net worth family law firm in Manchester, noted for its clientele and its reputation," the official synopsis states. "They are the 'go to firm' for Manchester's elite, who come to them for their excellence, integrity, and discretion. "But the future and legacy of Kishan Law hangs in the balance when a family secret from the past comes to light, throwing their professional and personal lives into turmoil." Related: The Split creator Abi Morgan is involved with the spinoff series but hasn't penned the script. Instead, Ursula Rani Sarma has written the series – whose recent credits include Sky's dark comedy series Delicious. During an interview with Digital Spy in December last year, Morgan was asked about a possible crossover with The Split and The Split Up, and she didn't rule out the suggestion. "Yeah, I think we're talking about that," she told us. "I think it will be a show that will very much stand on its own, but invariably, it's lovely to have built that audience, and we're excited to see that audience hopefully come to the new version of the show. Who knows?" The Split Up doesn't have a release window on BBC One and BBC iPlayer yet. at at Pandora at at at at at Apple at at at You Might Also Like PS5 consoles for sale – PlayStation 5 stock and restocks: Where to buy PS5 today? IS MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 7 THE BEST IN THE SERIES? OUR REVIEW AEW game is a modern mix of No Mercy and SmackDown
The Independent
01-03-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
New on Netflix in March 2025: Every movie and TV show, including pivotal Manson family documentary
Spring is en route – and while it might (hopefully) be getting warmer outside, Netflix has plenty of options to keep you fixed to your sofa. Among the highlights for March, which will see the removal of Netflix's 'best' original film, are new adventure film The Electric State starring Millie Bobby Brown, a new Meghan Markle cookery series previously delayed due to the Los Angeles wildfires, and one-shot drama Adolescence from Boiling Point duo Stephen Graham and Philip Barantini. This month, Errol Morris, who directed seminal true-crime documentary The Thin Blue Line (1988), will also release his latest, which sees him question 'the complex narrative of the Manson family murders' by 'challenging the official accounts of the most infamous killing spree of the 1960s'. Morris told Netflix: 'I've found myself trapped in a number of different true-crime stories, and the Manson murders are peculiar. You could encapsulate the mystery in just one question: How is it that Manson managed to convince the people around him that killing was OK?' Below, we've run through every movie and TV show set to be released on Netflix in March 2025. The Independent compiled this list with assistance from What's on Netflix. ORIGINAL Movies 7 March Delicious – UK/US Nadaaniyan – UK/US Plankton The Movie – UK/US 14 March The Electric State – UK/US 21 March Little Siberia – UK/US Revelations – UK/US 28 March The Life List – UK/US 31 March Promised Hearts – UK/US TV 1 March The Potato Lab season one (weekly episodes) – UK/US 4 March With Love, Meghan – UK/US 5 March Just One Look – UK/US The Leopard – UK/US Medusa season one – UK/US 6 March Love is Blind: Sweden season two – UK/US Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black season one part two – UK/US 7 March Formula 1: Drive to Survive season seven– UK/US When Life Gives You Tangerines season one – UK/US 12 March Temptation Island season six – UK/US Welcome to the Family season one – UK/US 13 March Adolescence – UK/US Love is Blind: Sweden season two– UK/US 17 March Inside season two (daily episodes) – UK/US 19 March Until You Burn season one – UK/US Woman of the Dead season two – UK/US 20 March Bet Your Life season one – UK/US The Residence season one – UK/US Wolf King season one – UK/US 21 March Go! Season one – UK/US High Tides season two– UK/US 26 March Caught – UK/US Million Dollar Secret season one – UK/US 27 March Survival of the Thickest season two – UK/US 28 March The Lady's Companion season one – UK/US 31 March Rhythm + Flow: Italy season one – UK/US Documentary 6 March Larissa: The Other Side of Anitta – UK/US 7 March Chaos: The Manson Murders – UK/US 10 March American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden – UK/US 19 March Twister: Caught in the Storm – UK/US 25 March Con Mum – UK/US 27 March Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn's Treasure – UK/US 31 March Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer – UK/US Comedy 4 March Andrew Schulz: Life – UK/US 12 March Everybody's Live With John Mulaney (LIVE) – UK/US 18 March Bert Kreischer: Lucky – UK/US 25 March Chelsea Handler: The Feeling – UK/US Sport 2 March Elimination Chamber (WWE Premium) Anime 1 March SAKAMOTO DAYS season one (weekly episodes) – UK/US 6 March Blue Box season one (weekly episodes) – UK/US Kids 3 March Hot Wheels Let's Race season three – UK 6 March Barbie & Teresa: Recipe for Friendship – UK/US Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go season three – UK 17 March CoComelon Lane season four – UK/US Games Steel Paws (iOS and Android) – UK/US LICENCED Movie 1 March Annie (2014) – US Beginners – US Black Hawk Down – US Blade Runner: The Final Cut – US Blood and Bone – US Cell 211 – US Do the Right Thing – US 11 Rebels – UK 50 First Dates – US Friday – US High-Rise – US The Holiday – US Ma – US Mercy – UK Midnight in the Switchgrass – US National Securit y – US Next Friday – US Pride & Prejudice (2005)– US Runaway Jury – US See No Evil, Hear No Evil – US Sicario – US Ted – US Vampires – US Wedding Crashers – US 2 March How To Have Sex – US 6 March Power Rangers (2017) – US 8 March Dampyr – UK Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – UK Transformers: Rise of the Beasts – UK 18 March The Outrun – US Sisu – UK 20 March Den of Thieves 2: Pantera – US 26 March Dongeng Sang Kancil – US 28 March Talk to Me – US TV 1 March Halo season one – UK Henry Danger season one – US Hirugao season one – UK/US iCarly season one – US Resident Alien – UK Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle s season one – UK Yamato Nadeshiko season one– UK 2 March The Other One season one and two – UK 7 March Japan's Number One Jerk Salaryman season one (weekly episodes) – US 17 March The Walking Dead: Dead City season one – US 18 March 1883 season one – UK Love & Hip Hop New York season three and four – US 26 March I Survived a Crime season two – US Documentary What Killed the Ice Age Giants? – UK Anime 1 March Cells at Work! Code Black season one – UK/US C.I.D. season one (weekly episodes) – US Frieren: Beyond Journey's End season one – UK/US Naruto season four – UK 2 March C.I.D. season one (weekly episodes) – US 5 March The First Frost season one (weekly episodes) – US 7 March Dragon Ball DAIMA season one (weekly episodes) – US
