Inside Olympian Sam Quek’s beautiful home that features the most bizarre sculpture and their wedding arch

Indiewire reports.The film, which has the reported working title of Soggy Bottom, is set to be the director’s ninth project and his latest following 2017’s Phantom Thread.While there is no official plot synopsis, the film is reportedly rumoured to follow the story of a high school child actor and his encounter with a Hollywood director in the 1970s.

late Hugh Hefner, all while living a life of luxury at the esteemed Playboy Mansion. But Madison, now 41, has since come a long way from life at the 22,000-square-foot Gothic-Tudor Los Angeles residence — opting for a more down-to-earth home instead.

Friends star Lisa Kudrow has been keeping a low profile on social media, but returned to Instagram over the weekend.What's more, the Phoebe Buffay's post followed shortly after the exciting news that the Friends reunion show had finished filming.MORE: Lisa Kudrow announces exciting family news as Jennifer Aniston shows supportLisa shared several pictures on her Instagram page of her beloved pet dog Emma inside the star's kitchen at her LA home.In the snaps, Emma was playing with a toy Tchotchke

Sam Quek has introduced her new daughter Molly to fans and given OK! an exclusive look around the new baby’s gorgeous nursery. Sam, who has said, the first few weeks have been “tough” and a “learning curve,” described the room as “nice and pink,’ thanks to its white and pink striped wallpaper.

Olympian Sam Quek revealed the exciting news that she was expecting a baby girl to OK! back in November, and now the sportswoman has exclusively introduced her little one for the very first time. In this beautifully honest and open interview, only for OK! VIPs, Sam and her husband Thomas Mairs tell how Sam felt she was "failing as a woman" after experiencing a heartbreaking miscarriage earlier last year and needing a C-section to give birth to her daughter.

Olympic hockey player Sam Quek and husband Tom Mairs are super excited to introduce their adorable daughter Molly Doris Mairs to OK! readers. The happy parents welcomed their first child, a baby girl, on the 2nd March and talk us through their gruelling 27-hour labour, after Sam went 11 days overdue.

Olympian Sam Quek and her husband Tom Mairs welcomed OK! VIP Members into their gorgeous home to give an exclusive tour, after welcoming their first child together. The sweet pair and little Molly gave an exclusive look behind closed doors of their abode and shared their five favourite things.The stunning house boasts quirky decor including a massive Lambanana sculpture in their garden, an archway swing with a very sentimental meaning to it and a wall dedicated to Sam's sporting memorabilia.

Brian Rohan, who was known as San Francisco's “dope lawyer” for 1960s counterculture clients like the Grateful Dead and Ken Kesey, has died, according to a newspaper report Sunday. He was 84.

marijuana possession — a team headed up by another famous San Francisco lawyer, Patrick Hallinan — Rohan became San Francisco’s go-to man for “dope” charges.Rohan co-founded the Haight Ashbury Legal Organization and the group recruited clients in part by setting up a table outside the Grateful Dead house at 710 Ashbury Street.Thanks to his association with the Grateful Dead, Rohan also became a music lawyer. In 1966, he helped the band negotiate its first contract with Warner Bros.

Queer Eye star Antoni Porowski has posted a selfie of himself relaxing in an extravagant tub – but it was one of his decorations that got fans talking.MORE: Victoria Beckham debuts exquisite bathroom at £31million home with DavidNestled behind the chef's head was a medium sized figure of Chewbacca from the Star Wars franchise.The star also clearly paid attention to co-star Jonathan Van Ness, as he had a wide variety of grooming products on a shelf above him, as well as an exfoliating

The San Francisco Chronicle.San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced the pilot program on Thursday (March 25), saying it’s to help artists survive the coronavirus crisis and embolden their work moving forward.“This new program is an innovative effort to help our creative sector get through this challenging time, and come back even stronger and more resilient than before,” Breed said on the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) website.