Stars, scandals, public lives
The black silk gown she wore to upstage Prince Charles's adultery confession in 1994 goes on display in London, Hong Kong, Geneva and New York before the 9 December sale. It last sold at auction in 1997 for £39,098.
Open letters, boycotts and benefit events have drawn thousands of cultural figures since October 2023. Macklemore, Melissa Barrera, Bella Hadid and others say their public positions led to lost contracts and cancelled appearances.
The actor trained at RADA in London, appeared on British television in the 1970s and made more than 300 films in Nigeria over a career spanning five decades. His wife, actress Joke Silva, announced his death; the family has asked for privacy.
Tour promoter Messina Touring Group said venues would not host shows with Macklemore on the bill, leaving it with no choice but to drop him. The rapper accused New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft of pressing Sheeran and other stadium owners to have him removed.
The costume designer won nine Emmys and received three Oscar nominations across a career that made him the first costume designer inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame.
The actor made the claim at Venice, where she is competing for the Golden Lion. She did not name the agencies involved or the specific roles she says she lost.
Morgan died peacefully in her sleep in New York City after 17 years with Parkinson's Disease. Her death came days after that of her close friend and fellow feminist Gloria Steinem.
The American writer and activist spent more than five decades campaigning for gender equality, women's reproductive rights, and against domestic violence and war. A memoir she had been writing was due for release this fall.
The writer, journalist and co-founder of Ms. Magazine died peacefully at her New York City home on Wednesday, surrounded by those who loved her. No cause of death was given.
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