Willem Dafoe: The Essential Films & Performances

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reason for royal exit may have a connection to Prince William and Kate Middleton claims new ITV documentary, Harry and William: What Went Wrong? According to the documentary, one of the "final straws" for Harry and Meghan that pushed them to exit their royal duties was that they were not being given an "equal footing" compared to William and Kate.While during their tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, Harry and Meghan stated that it was negative press coverage

Prince William carried on with his royal duties on Monday as his wife, Kate Middleton, continues to self-isolate following an exposure to COVID-19. The 39-year-old Duke of Cambridge hosted the Big Tea event solo at Buckingham Palace, honoring NHS (National Health Service) staff and frontline workers. The event marked the 73rd anniversary of the NHS and was originally supposed to include Middleton. But it was announced on Sunday that the mother of three was self-isolating at home after coming

ITV made a late edit to its fast-turnaround documentary on Prince Harry and Prince William’s strained relationship after a warning from Kensington Palace.

Prince William has arrived at a royal engagement on his own after Kate Middleton was forced to pull out after becoming exposed to a positive Covid case.The 39 year old looked dapper in a navy blue suit as he arrived at St Paul's Cathedral to attend a Service of Thanksgiving to celebrate the 73rd anniversary of the NHS. Under his suit jacket he wore a crisp white shirt, adding a blue tie to his look, in a lighter hue to that of his suit.

All eyes were on Prince Harry and Prince William on July 1; which would have been their late mother Princess Diana's 60th birthday, as the estranged brothers reunited in the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace to unveil a statue as a tribute to The Princess of Wales.

All eyes were on Prince Harry and Prince William on July 1; which would have been their late mother Princess Diana's 60th birthday, as the estranged brothers reunited in the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace to unveil a statue as a tribute to The Princess of Wales.

Sources tell New Idea that four years’ worth of bad blood boiled over in an ugly confrontation at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, shortly after the unveiling ceremony at Kensington Palace on July 1.

Prince William's aides "planted stories" about the Duke of Cambridge's concerns for brother Prince Harry's mental health, a friend has claimed.The Duke of Sussex's friend and biographer Omid Scobie has said it was "no coincidence" that stories about 36 year old Harry's mental health came out a day after his comments about his relationship with his brother William, 39, in 2019.

Prince Harry and Prince William recently reunited amidst rumours that the brothers were feuding over the drama after Megxit. The duo got back together in the UK for their late mother Princess Diana’s statue unveiling on what would’ve been her 60th birthday.

Prince Harry and Prince William's reunion for the unveiling of a statue honouring their late mother, Princess Diana, is a "step in the right direction," a royal expert has told OK! However, Katie Nicholl, author of Harry: Life, Loss, and Love, tells OK! that their meeting at the unveiling of Diana's statue on what would have been her 60th birthday on 1st July 2021 shouldn't be overestimated.

Royal followers are wondering if they can expect to see Prince William, Harry, and Kate Middleton meet after Princess Diana’s statue unveiling. Well, according to a new report by the UK Sun, brothers Harry and William are indeed planning to have a private chat after the event—and they won’t be alone. Duchess Kate is believed to be joining them, acting as a “peacekeeper” during their meeting.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe Willem Dafoe-narrated documentary “River,” from “Sherpa” director Jennifer Peedom, has unveiled its first trailer.Produced by Stranger Than Fiction and Arrow Pictures, “River” is an exploration of the timeless relationship between humanity and rivers.

All anyone is going to be talking about tomorrow is Prince William and Prince Harry, who are set to publicly reunite for the first time since their grandfather Prince Philip's funeral in April at their late mother Princess Diana statue unveiling.

Prince William and Prince Harry will meet face to face ahead of their late mother Princess Diana's statue unveiling, royal expert Duncan Larcombe tells OK! The brothers have been locked in a bitter feud in recent months but Duncan believes they will have a secret meeting before the world's eyes are on them this Thursday. "It's highly likely that William and Harry will meet in private before the statue unveiling," he says.

Prince William reportedly blasted his sister-in-law Meghan Markle as "that bloody woman" over her "merciless" treatment of his staff members, a royal biographer has claimed. Robert Lacey, who wrote the Battle of Brothers to detail the feud between William and Prince Harry, has alleged that the Duke of Sussex wants to make amends and will even admit "some of the missteps he has made".

Peter Falk died ten years ago today, and he remains as adored as ever. During the darkest days of the pandemic, it seemed like everyone was finding comfort in rewatches of “Columbo”; in a terrifying world, it was reassuring to know that however tricky the case Falk’s disheveled detective was facing, he was sure to solve it by the time the end credits rolled.

For those who work in RTÉ, it is usually the case that once they turn 65 years old they retire, as has happened for many in the company over the years.

Former WGA East president Michael Winship, running unopposed, will be the guild’s next president, succeeding Beau Willimon, who’s not seeking re-election after four years in office. House of Cards creator Willimon led the guild through the WGA’s historic legal battle that reshaped the talent agency business.

Manori Ravindran International EditorWillem Dafoe is set to narrate the documentary “River” from “Sherpa” director Jennifer Peedom.Produced by Stranger Than Fiction and Arrow Pictures, “River” is an exploration of the timeless relationship between humanity and rivers. Billed as an orchestral concert film, the doc is an ode to the natural word and a retelling of the history of both rivers and human civilization.