A British pensioner aged 80 is planning to wed her 35-year-old Egyptian toyboy – even though she’s 10 years older than his mummy.
11.01.2020 - 09:06 / hollywoodlife.com
Jonathan Bennett, 38, isn’t engaged to his boyfriend Jaymes Vaughan, 34 — but he’s already thinking about the proposal! “I want a flash mob, just saying, with drag queens,” Jonathan, alongside Jaymes, spilled to HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY at the premiere of Netflix’s new show AJ & The Queen at Hollywood’s Egyptian Theatre on Jan. 9.
A British pensioner aged 80 is planning to wed her 35-year-old Egyptian toyboy – even though she’s 10 years older than his mummy.
An 80-year-old woman says she can't wait to marry her 35-year-old Egyptian toyboy - and she's adamant he doesn't want her for her money.
Hands up if you’ve ever felt personally victimised by Regina George? If so, we have some news.
The musical is also set to come to London's West End.
Another Mean Girls movie is coming to screens and fans can’t contain their excitement. It’s been announced that the Mean Girls musical, which opened on Broadway in 2018, is being adapted into a musical film for the big screen by Tina Fey.The 30 Rock star wrote the original 2004 movie starring Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams, which has become a cult hit.
The musical version of Mean Girls will be adapted into a new film, it has been announced.
Fey helped to adapt her 2004 teen comedy for the stage in 2017, and now she is working on turning the theatre production into a feature film for Paramount Pictures, reports aceshowbiz.com.
"Mean Girls" is headed back to the silver screen.
Amazing Thursday news, people: Another Mean Girls is in the works—with Tina Fey attached. That's right: an adaption of the Mean Girls musical, which Fey also wrote, is happening.“I’m very excited to bring Mean Girls back to the big screen," Fey said in a statement.
This news is so fetch!
It’s good to be mean…the “Mean Girls” musical, that is.
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Katy Perry is celebrating her fiance!
Any club wanting to sign Andraz Sporar will have to pay at least £5million, confirms the president of Slovan Bratislava.