The Queen's famous royal wave has an unexpected meaning behind it, Netflix series explains

auctioned off 26 of his classic photos to benefit COVID-19 relief efforts.Christie’s wrapped up bids this week, generating a total of $232,375.Here, Seliger shares the stories behind a few of them.For a 2001 Rolling Stone profile, Seliger had a jungle set built inside his Manhattan studio, taking inspiration from the illustrations of fantasy/sci-fi illustrator Frank Frazetta. Then he augmented it all with a pair of leopards.

‘If you don’t believe in yourself how can you expect somebody else to? BACK YOURSELF ALWAYS!’While many fans flooded to Instagram to ‘appreciate’ his physique, it prompted one cheeky fan to ask about the inspiration behind his tattoo.  A post shared by Greg O’Shea (@gregoshea) on Jun 18, 2020 at 12:00pm PDTGreg O’Shea’s tattoo means ‘if you want something, go get it’ in Cantonese.The Limerick lad explained: ‘It’s in Cantonese because my grandfather is from there nice to have the link.’Greg

Musician Grimes and Tesla cofounder Elon Musk welcomed their first child, a baby boy, into the world on Monday. After Musk confirmed their son's healthy delivery via Twitter, he also revealed that the couple decided to name him X Æ A-12.

Just over two years ago Meghan Markle walked down the aisle of St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle to marry Prince Harry. All eyes across the globe were on the California-born actress as she glided down the aisle looking breathtaking in a gown designed by Givenchy and a length veil cascading down from her diamond tiara.

The Queen has wowed royal fans as she took part in her first ever video call, where she spoke with carers who have been looking after family members throughout the coronavirus pandemic.The 94 year old monarch, who has been keeping busy in lockdown by completing crosswords and going on long walks, was joined on the video call by her daughter Princess Anne, 69, who phoned in from her country home of Gatcombe Park, Gloucestershire, to celebrate the incredible work done to mark Carers Week 2020.

Amandla Stenberg was the perfect choice to star in Damien Chazelle’s new Netflix jazz club drama The Eddy, because she’s named after a Miles Davis album.The actress reveals her mother was a big fan of Davis and when she learned the title of his Amandla album was inspired by an anti-apartheid “rally cry” in South Africa, she knew she had found her daughter’s name.“I was named after a Miles Davis album, and that album was named after a concept that is very powerful and big, which is ‘Amandla’ in

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Season 4 of 13 Reasons Why. Read at your own risk!]The fourth and final season of 13 Reasons Whyhit Netflix on Friday.

It's been a year since When They See Us premiered, and the Netflix series remains an unnerving but important story — and one that deserves to be revisited. Ava DuVernay's gripping limited series tells the true story of the five teens of color, ranging in age from 14 to 16 years old, who were wrongfully convicted of the rape and assault of a white woman in 1989.

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He was best known for his prowess on the pitch, winning four Premier League titles during his five year reign as 'King Eric' at Old Trafford.

Kandi Burruss is twinning with her daughter, Riley Burruss in the latest photo that she shared on her social media account. Check out the pic that has fans exclaiming.

Throughout the month of February, Netflix burst onto the romantic reality TV show scene with its ultra-memeable sensation Love Is Blind. The show had an undeniable impact on the internet, spawning GIFs and capturing the hearts of audiences everywhere with its adorable couples, two of whom ended up with actual, happy marriages as a result of its unique formula. The cast also reunited for a popular reunion special, and the show has since been renewed for two more seasons.

Up until now, CBS All Access has been the de facto “Star Trek” network, as the streaming service has struggled to gain traction outside of the sci-fi franchise. That being said, later this year, CBS All Access is going to adapt one of Stephen King’s most revered novels, “The Stand,” for a new star-studded limited series, in an attempt to show that the streaming service is more than just spaceships.