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Telegraph
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Telegraph
Trump wears a weave, claims Michael Gove
A weave is a type of hair extension or hairpiece which involves sewing or glueing hair onto the scalp to give the hair more volume. Mr Trump has repeatedly denied wearing a toupee or wig, telling 1,800 people in South Carolina in August 2015 that he does 'not wear a toupee', adding 'it's my hair ... I swear'. Former cabinet minister Lord Gove is a divisive figure in Conservative circles. He was dismissed from office in 2016 by then-Prime Minister Theresa May, who reportedly told him to 'go and learn about loyalty on the backbenches' during a two-minute meeting. By January 2017, Lord Gove had left Parliament and gave the first British post-election interview to Mr Trump, before rejoining Parliament in the same year at the snap general election. It made him the second British politician to meet Trump as President-elect of the United States, after Nigel Farage. 'Man cave' In his recent interview, Lord Gove revealed Mr Trump 's office was like 'a man cave in which every wall was an ego wall'. He added that the President's 'ability to endure' will probably lead to 'disaster'. 'He's a character operating without limits, self-absorbed. He wants the world to tremble at his choices,' he told the magazine. 'He believes that he is a winner; the silverback; the apex predator. He has an ability to endure, to never die which will probably lead to disaster.' Lord Gove also told Tatler the best place to dance is 'at home' after he was filmed dancing at a nightclub in Aberdeen in 2021. 'Mortified' He said: 'We were having a nightcap in a pub, and there was a club upstairs. And I thought, why not? Aberdeen, in my mind, is safer territory. 'I remember the next morning waking up and thinking: 'oops'. And then during the day, it became clear that pictures had been shared, and feeling mortified that afternoon.' The former cabinet minister also admitted that he took cocaine as a journalist in the 1990s. He said: 'I wouldn't want to trivialise it, but it was a feature of, not of every journalist's life, [but it was hardly uncommon] in the 90s, though he described it as a 'mistake'. 'I would strongly advise — no one's going to listen to me — that it was a mistake to take it. While [admitting it] was politically inconvenient and some people will definitely have thought less of me, and it led to quite a painful 48 hours, you have to live with the consequences of your actions.']
Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rose Leslie reveals the 'Game of Thrones' scene she doesn't want her kids to watch
Rose Leslie knows her children might want to see her and Kit Harington on 'Game of Thrones' when they're older. However, the actress has revealed that one scene from the fantasy drama she doesn't want her kids to see. The 38-year-old actress and her husband Kit Harington got married in June 2018 after meeting on the set of the fantasy series. They have two young children together. She told Tatler magazine: "I don't think it's our decision. I think if they wish to see Mum and Dad do their thing - I mean, I'm not talking about the cave scene, I'd rather not - but the other scenes and whatnot (laughs). "You're right, there is something celebratory about it." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo The scene in question is the moment their characters Ygritte and Jon Snow get intimate together for the first time in a remote cave, reports Rose revealed she and Kit don't actually watch each other's projects because they're usually been too involved in the creative process by that point. She said: "Oh, it's cringe! You're like, 'Why did I pull that face?' You'd rather just watch something else. There's no lack of support from either of us, but because we've helped each other with those lines (before shooting), it's work and you park work, because you're at home." However, they recently stumbled on an old episode of 'Game of Thrones' and decided to take a trip down memory lane. Rose recalled: "There are some replays on Sky and with the birth of our daughter, we were up late, feeding and flipping through the channels, and we were like, 'Oh, I wonder what episode is on' and it happened to be one we were both in. "I'm speaking to him in a really high voice. We were so young! We struggle with watching one another, we struggle with watching ourselves." A decade after her three seasons aired, Rose admitted she's still close with "the most wonderful human being" Emilia Clarke, while she didn't make the cut for the 'Game of Thrones' WhatsApp group. She said: "I'm not on it! It's everybody who made it to the final series, so Kit is in the group. He speaks to several other cast members, but there's a bond that they all have, because for nearly 10 years those guys were together on the most extraordinary rollercoaster." "And I had the most brilliant time being a part of that and then stepping back and seeing it elevate to the phenomenon that it became."
Leader Live
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Leader Live
Rose Leslie says she and husband Kit Harington ‘do not feel famous at all'
The 38-year-old Scottish actress played Ygritte in the fantasy HBO series, with Harington as her primary love interest, Jon Snow. 'I don't mean to be insincere at all, but I don't think we are in the spotlight,' she told Tatler magazine. 'It's not something that we independently or together chase. We are fortunate whereby if there are projects we do that galvanise attention then that's amazing – but I don't think we feel famous at all.' The actress has filmed scenes of a sexual nature during her career, including the famous Game Of Thrones cave scene with Harington, and said somebody recently approached her and remarked on a nude scene she had filmed. 'I had someone come up to me and be like 'I know you – I've seen your tits',' she said. 'And I was like 'You have?' And he was like 'Yeah, I've seen your tits.' 'But I suppose, if you put yourself out there, then what can you expect?' Leslie and Harrington, who live in Suffolk, married in 2018 and have two children. 'Suffolk is really our base now,' she said. 'I think the catalyst for us to really feel like this is home is nursery and our wish for our children to kind of see this as home.' A post shared by Tatler (@tatlermagazine) The couple married at Rayne Church in Kirkton of Rayne in Aberdeenshire and held their reception at Leslie's 12th century family castle. Guests at the wedding included Game Of Thrones stars Peter Dinklage, Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner and Emilia Clarke. 'God, I felt so elated that day,' Leslie said. 'It was the culmination of being married to the love of my life, in the home that I was incredibly happy in, bringing all my friends to Scotland – and the joy of that day was just fantastic.' Asked if they will permit their children to watch Game Of Thrones, she said: 'I don't think it's our decision. 'I think if they wish to see Mum and Dad do their thing – I mean, I'm not talking about the cave scene (a raunchy scene between their characters), I'd rather not – but the other scenes and whatnot…' Leslie, who is also known for her roles in Death On The Nile and Downton Abbey, will star in an adaptation of William Somerset Maugham's play The Constant Wife at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon from June. – Read the full feature in the July issue of Tatler, available via digital download and on newsstands from Thursday June 5.
Perth Now
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Rose Leslie reveals one Game of Thrones scenes she hopes her children never see
Rose Leslie doesn't want her children to watch "the cave scene" from 'Game of Thrones'. The 38-year-old actress and her husband Kit Harington - who got married in June 2018 after meeting on the set of the fantasy series - have two young children together, and while she accepts they will probably discover the HBO show one day, there's one moment she hopes they never see. She told Tatler magazine: "I don't think it's our decision. I think if they wish to see Mum and Dad do their thing – I mean, I'm not talking about the cave scene, I'd rather not – but the other scenes and whatnot [laughs]. "You're right, there is something celebratory about it." The scene in question is the moment their characters Ygritte and Jon Snow get intimate together for the first time in a remote cave. Rose revealed she and Kit, also 38, don't actually watch each other's projects because they're usually been too involved in the creative process by that point. She said: "Oh, it's cringe! You're like, 'Why did I pull that face?' You'd rather just watch something else. "There's no lack of support from either of us, but because we've helped each other with those lines [before shooting], it's work and you park work, because you're at home." However, they recently stumbled on an old episode of 'Game of Thrones' and decided to take a trip down memory lane. Rose recalled: "There are some replays on Sky and with the birth of our daughter, we were up late, feeding and flipping through the channels, and we were like, 'Oh, I wonder what episode is on' and it happened to be one we were both in. "I'm speaking to him in a really high voice. We were so young! We struggle with watching one another, we struggle with watching ourselves." A decade after her three seasons aired, Rose admitted she's still close with "the most wonderful human being" Emilia Clarke, while she didn't make the cut for the 'Game of Thrones' WhatsApp group. She explained: "I'm not on it! It's everybody who made it to the final series, so Kit is in the group. "He speaks to several other cast members, but there's a bond that they all have, because for nearly 10 years those guys were together on the most extraordinary rollercoaster. "And I had the most brilliant time being a part of that and then stepping back and seeing it elevate to the phenomenon that it became."
North Wales Chronicle
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Rose Leslie says she and husband Kit Harington ‘do not feel famous at all'
The 38-year-old Scottish actress played Ygritte in the fantasy HBO series, with Harington as her primary love interest, Jon Snow. 'I don't mean to be insincere at all, but I don't think we are in the spotlight,' she told Tatler magazine. 'It's not something that we independently or together chase. We are fortunate whereby if there are projects we do that galvanise attention then that's amazing – but I don't think we feel famous at all.' The actress has filmed scenes of a sexual nature during her career, including the famous Game Of Thrones cave scene with Harington, and said somebody recently approached her and remarked on a nude scene she had filmed. 'I had someone come up to me and be like 'I know you – I've seen your tits',' she said. 'And I was like 'You have?' And he was like 'Yeah, I've seen your tits.' 'But I suppose, if you put yourself out there, then what can you expect?' Leslie and Harrington, who live in Suffolk, married in 2018 and have two children. 'Suffolk is really our base now,' she said. 'I think the catalyst for us to really feel like this is home is nursery and our wish for our children to kind of see this as home.' A post shared by Tatler (@tatlermagazine) The couple married at Rayne Church in Kirkton of Rayne in Aberdeenshire and held their reception at Leslie's 12th century family castle. Guests at the wedding included Game Of Thrones stars Peter Dinklage, Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner and Emilia Clarke. 'God, I felt so elated that day,' Leslie said. 'It was the culmination of being married to the love of my life, in the home that I was incredibly happy in, bringing all my friends to Scotland – and the joy of that day was just fantastic.' Asked if they will permit their children to watch Game Of Thrones, she said: 'I don't think it's our decision. 'I think if they wish to see Mum and Dad do their thing – I mean, I'm not talking about the cave scene (a raunchy scene between their characters), I'd rather not – but the other scenes and whatnot…' Leslie, who is also known for her roles in Death On The Nile and Downton Abbey, will star in an adaptation of William Somerset Maugham's play The Constant Wife at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon from June. – Read the full feature in the July issue of Tatler, available via digital download and on newsstands from Thursday June 5.
