Samuel L. Jackson reads from book called Stay The F**k at Home to encourage people to social distance and quarantine amid Covid-19 pandemic By Sarah Sotoodeh For Dailymail.com Published: 16:27 BST, 1 April 2020 | Updated: 16:27 BST, 1 April 2020 Jimmy Kimmel is broadcasting his show Jimmy Kimmel Live from his home and had … Read more
Stay home. Protect the NHS. Save Lives. Wise words. And having tweeted them to those with their noses pressed to the glass in the hope of seeing another human being, off went Jack Grealish to a private party. Well, not a party as such, more a gathering. A soiree if you will. One that was … Read more
In my 30 years as a psychotherapist, I’ve learned there are many ways we can protect ourselves from the worst outcomes. It may not feel like it now, but the simple steps outlined below can give the strength and resilience to get through this… There are many ways we can protect ourselves from the worst … Read more
PSYCHOLOGY THIS TOO SHALL PASS by Julia Samuel (Penguin £14.99, 352 pp) Nearly 15 years of writing an advice column (on top of many more years as a journalist specialising in the sorrow, struggle and pity of human life) have taught me the truth of ancient wisdom. There is nothing new under the sun — … Read more
Samuel L. Jackson hit the red carpet with Anthony Mackie and Nia Long at the premiere of their new film The Banker on Monday. Jackson, 71, Mackie, 41, and Long, 49, were all smiles on the red carpet for the premiere, held at The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. The film hits theaters in … Read more
MARTIN SAMUEL: Maria Sharapova produced one final Oscar-worthy performance in her retirement video… but it was pretty much goodbye to elite standard tennis as soon as she said farewell to meldonium Maria Sharapova announced she was ‘saying goodbye’ to tennis at the age of 32 The five-time Grand Slam champion has provided some Oscar-worthy moments … Read more
Pepys, famed for writing an eye-opening diary, was an MP from 1679 to 1688 A secret doorway which would have been used by diarist Samuel Pepys has been rediscovered in the House of Commons. The entrance, which was created for the procession to the Coronation banquet of Charles II, dates back 360 years. It would also … Read more