Queen Camilla’s son, Tom Parker Bowles, recently shed light on his mother’s strict approach to their diet while growing up. 

In an article for You magazine, he praised the Queen for being a “naturally good cook” and reminisced about some of her favorite family recipes. 

However, Tom revealed that there were certain foods off-limits during his childhood, as his mother maintained a firm stance on nutrition.

Reflecting on her culinary prowess, he shared, “She is a naturally good cook, everything from roast chicken and pork chops to tarragon chicken, smoked sausages in cream, and asparagus drenched in butter.” 

He also fondly recalled her “serious scrambled eggs” and “mean cheese omelette.” 

The family enjoyed fresh vegetables from their garden, game hunted by his father, and fish caught on family outings. 

“The fridge was always full of good snacks,” he added, highlighting the balance between indulgence and healthy eating in their household.

Tom opened up about his culinary upbringing, sharing fond—and funny—memories of family meals in a recent interview to promote his new book. 

Reflecting on his father Andrew Parker Bowles’ unique cooking method, he recalled, “My father’s one recipe involved steak cooked in a wire toast rack on top of the Aga. 

The room would fill with smoke, and the top was coated in burnt fat. But it did taste very good indeed! My mother, who had to clean it up, was less impressed, and it was soon banned.”

Speaking about the strict dietary guidelines of his childhood, he noted, “We grew up eating locally, seasonally, and organically—way before those terms became buzzwords. 

My mother shopped at the butcher, fishmonger, bakery, and greengrocer.” 

He reminisced about the excitement of the local Sainsbury’s opening in Chippenham in the early ’80s, describing it as a colorful transformation akin to The Wizard of Oz.

Nicole Kidman is set to star in an upcoming Amazon Prime Video series Scarpetta.

The 57-year-old actress, who was honoured with AFI Lifetime Achievement Award for her tremendous work in the industry for over four decades, expressed her desire to step in the titular character of the TV adaptation of Patricia Cornwell’s novel of the same name.

Kidman claimed that she had been eyeing this role for over two decades, thanking Cornwell for trusting her with the lead.

Speaking of her character in the highly-anticipated series, The Perfect Couple actress added, ”I’ve been pursuing Scarpetta for nearly twenty years going back to when it was intended to be a feature, so to unite with the formidable Jamie Lee Curtis, Prime Video, Jason Blum, and David Gordon Green on the Liz Sarnoff series version of Patricia Cornwell’s epic and thrilling books feels like it was meant to be.

“I cannot wait to inhabit Kay Scarpetta and am so thankful to Patricia Cornwell for entrusting me with her.”

In addition, she mentioned reading Cornwell’s books with her late mother, who passed away on the same day she won an award at the Venice Film Festival.

The actress, who starred in The Family Affair as Brooke Harwood, also hinted at her possible return to stage after nine years.

Tiffany Haddish has recently shared strange encounter with one of her fans amid her divorce from William Stewart in 2013.

Speaking with PEOPLE at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Festival on September 21, the Girls Trip star revealed she could not forget “the oddest and most disrespectful” thing a fan once wanted.

The comedian recalled she was asked to pay “pay a six-figure tab for a stranger’s wedding”.

“Their wedding was going to be 10 times the price of mine,” said the 44-year-old.

Tiffany mentioned, “Their wedding was like a $100,000. I said, ‘If y’all can’t afford the wedding, you shouldn’t get married already.’”

The comedian and actress told the outlet that she had no idea who the person was.

“I just finished my divorce, and you going to ask me this?” she quipped.

Tiffany opened up that she had just finished filming a movie at the time, for which she made $80,000.

“The government took a portion of that, and then I got to pay the agents, the representatives. I barely got enough to make my damn mortgage,” she stated.

Tiffany also disclosed that she was asked to “officiate a couple’s wedding” whom she never met.

“I don’t know either one of them from nobody. I would do it if I knew them, sure. But it was a little strange to me,” she explained.

Elsewhere in the interview, Tiffany discussed about newly released single, Woman Up, which was written by Diane Warren.

“What I love most about the song is that it is literally the internal conflict that I have with myself on a daily basis,” she spilled.

Tiffany added, “I want to create and I want to bring joy to others, and I feel like this is a good way. This song is a good way to say, ‘Hey, it’s hard days, yes, but get up and get out there. Woman up.’”

Margot Robbie proudly showcased her growing baby bump during a night out with friends in West Hollywood on Saturday. 

The Barbie actress looked radiant in a form-fitting blue maxi dress as she arrived at the trendy Bird Streets Club. 

Draping a black coat over her shoulders and carrying a matching black bag, Margot completed the chic ensemble with low-heeled black sandals. 

The star kept her blonde locks flowing loose, exuding effortless style. 

Enjoying a fun girls’ night out, Margot appeared in high spirits as she stepped out solo, without her husband, Tom Ackerley.

Robbie’s latest night out follows exciting news that she and her husband, Tom Ackerley, are set to produce The Sims movie. 

The couple are teaming up with Electronic Arts (EA) through their production company, LuckyChap Productions. 

EA officially announced the project this week, with The Sims franchise’s VP and general manager, Kate Gorman, revealing they aim to match the cultural impact of Robbie’s blockbuster hit Barbie.

Gorman explained, “It’s very much rooted in The Sims’ universe. We want a truly authentic Sims experience on the big screen, and making an impact like the Barbie movie is exactly what we’re striving for.”