‘Carnival Row’ Teaser: Amazon’s Fantasy Series Starring Cara Delevingne Announces The End With Season 2

From Cara Delevingne’s red carpet antics to her scene-stealing turns in movies like Suicide Squad and Paper Towns, this supermodel, actress, activist and A-list star attracts a lot of attention.

Margot Robbie has denied paparazzi photos taken of her in two months ago show her crying outside of Cara Delevingne's home. In September, Page Six published images appearing to show the I, Tonya actress upset outside of her close friend and Suicide Squad co-star's property, with reports speculating that Margot was concerned about Cara's unusual behaviour. During a cover interview with Vanity Fair magazine, the Australian actress revealed that her mum called her to ask if she and Cara were O.

Margot Robbie is finally addressing the viral paparazzi pics amid her bestie Cara Delevingne’s erratic behavior!

were vacationing together in Argentina last month when they had a potentially dangerous run-in with paparazzi. In a new profile with , Robbie briefly discussed the incident, along with what it was like to become famous seemingly overnight. In the interview, said that she struggled with fame following her breakout role opposite in 2013's The Wolf of Wall Street, directed by Martin Scorsese. “Something was happening in those early stages and it was all pretty awful, and I remember saying to my mom, ‘I don’t think I want to do this,’" Robbie told Vanity Fair.

Diane Warren’s songwriting job for Tell It Like a Woman was simple: create a hymn for female empowerment.

Carnival Row is coming to an end at Amazon with its upcoming second season.

decided to host an epic bash for her 30th birthday. Per her interview in , there were flowers, dancing, formalwear, and Cara Delevingne, who brought strippers. Naturally. “, so I threw myself a wedding,” Gomez told the mag.

A new gig? Johnny Depp is set to make his Savage X Fenty debut.

This year’s heat Rich List arrives slap-bang in the middle of the cost of living crisis, where a tub of margarine costs a tenner and rocketing energy bills mean most of us face a winter swaddling underneath heated hoodies and blankets.And it’s the nation’s under-30s who’ll be hardest hit – locked into student debt and rising rents, their dreams of getting onto the housing ladder as likely as Holly Willoughby winning an MBE for Services to Queuing.However, for an elite band of twentysomethings, it’s a different story. They think nothing of splashing millions on mega-mansions, importing Dutch ponies for their toddler’s birthday party, or losing £18k on a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors.