Celebrities

• Argentina and Spain faced off in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final held on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. • The event drew a massive concentration of global elites, including A-list celebrities like Tom Cruise and Kylie Jenner, as well as music stars and sitting heads of state. • The match served as a major cultural intersection, blending high-stakes international sports with Hollywood glamour and political diplomacy.

• Celebrities and entertainers are transforming digital engagement by utilizing live streaming to create real-time, interactive experiences for their fans. • The trend has evolved from simple broadcasts to a sophisticated mix of impromptu Q&A sessions and carefully orchestrated digital events. • This shift matters as it reimagines traditional star power, replacing distant celebrity personas with unprecedented levels of direct fan connectivity.

Bill Bailey and Alan Titchmarsh paint gnomes for king’s garden at event in one-off to raise funds for RHS campaignGarden gnomes should make a permanent return to the Chelsea flower show, celebrities who have painted the mythical creatures for the king’s garden at this year’s event, have said.At the high-end event, which kicks off on Tuesday in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, south-west London, the “tacky” statutes been frowned upon since 1927. Speaking at the show’s press day, the comedian and musician Bill Bailey and the gardener and author Alan Titchmarsurged the Royal Horticultural Society to lift the gnome ban permanently. Continue reading...

• Jim Parsons turns 53 on March 24, known for four Emmy wins as Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory and currently starring in Titanique musical. • Jessica Chastain and Peyton Manning also celebrate birthdays today, with Manning famous for his 2007 SNL United Way spoof sketch. • Alyson Hannigan, star of Buffy and How I Met Your Mother, shares the date after competing on Season 32 of Dancing with the Stars.

Advisers say to ‘assume the cameras are always rolling’ as exchanges can be decoded in seconds and posted onlineRoyals and celebrities are being warned by their representatives and advisers to watch what they say when they are out of the house – or palace – as a lip-reading phenomenon means videos can be posted online and translated in seconds.Prince William was recently embroiled after a video of him speaking to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was translated by an expert lip-reader who was working as part of a forthcoming Channel 5 documentary, Lip-Reading the Royals. Continue reading...