King Charles is hoping to make a mark in his reign as he shared a uplifting news for the artists in UK, coming from different backgrounds.

The monarch, who founded The Prince’s Trust in 1976, had joined force with Hollywood A-lister, Idris Elba, to help support young people aspiring to build a creative career.

Elba, who himself befitted from Charles’ foundation when he was a teen, shares the same ideology with the monarch that all young people should have an equal chance to succeed regardless of their background.

“Where our story starts is important, but there are no limits to where our story can go – and our alumnus, @idriselba, is a prime example,” a statement from the Prince’s Trust read on social media.

“Today, The @elbahopefoundation and Prince’s Trust are proud to launch the Creative Futures initiative, which will give young people in Manchester the opportunity to gain skills and confidence to thrive in the creative industries through a range of free courses,” the message continued.

“From DJing and film-making to theatre and enterprise, it’s time to learn from the man who has tried, and succeeded, in all areas.”

The message was accompanied by a heartfelt video of how Elba made his career.

Previously, the Luther actor shared that “many of us working in the arts today, myself included, only made it because of programmes like this when we were young.”

He added, “Today’s youth deserve at least the same chance, and more. ‘Creative Futures’ exists to give the same hope, support and success I’ve found to the next generation.”

Jennifer Lopez shared her experiences with navigating the challenges of fame, heartbreak, and online scrutiny.

In a candid conversation with Interview magazine, Lopez, reflected on the tumultuous summer that saw her cancel her tour and end her marriage to Ben Affleck. “My whole f—ing world exploded,” she said.

As strangers speculated about her breakup online, the Marry Me star emphasised the importance of self-awareness. “I know that everything that’s being written and said about me, and all the conjecture of who I am as a person, is not who I am.”

A veteran of the entertainment industry, Lopez, 55, has learned to take online criticism in stride. “Social media… I don’t take it as seriously as everybody else,” she said. “I know I’m a good person. I know I’m a good mom.”

However, the singer-actor acknowledged that hurtful comments can still sting. “Please don’t get me wrong, if I see something that’s hurtful, I’m not Teflon.”

To cope with negativity, the On the Floor crooner focuses on her passions and priorities. “What matters for me, as an artist, is doing work that inspires me and that I enjoy doing… This is my life’s passion. I love to sing. I love to dance. I love to act.”

She also emphasised the importance of perspective, recognising that online trolls represent a small, unhappy faction. “Somebody who is going to take the time to make a video just to jump on that thing — how can I pay attention to that when I have these beautiful kids and all this amazing stuff going on in my life?”

With resilience and determination, Lopez offered a mantra for navigating life’s challenges. “Even in hard times, I just go, ‘You know the truth.’ Head high. Like they said in Finding Nemo: Keep on swimming.”

The recent episode of The Golden Bachelorette brought the heat as Joan Vassos, 61, took 11 remaining suitors on a revealing group date.

The evening began with a surprise visit from former Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe, 39, who introduced three original Chippendales dancers to help the men prepare for a striptease.

“I’m so nervous,” Chock, 60, admitted. “This is my biggest fear.”

However, when Kaitlyn announced that the proceeds would benefit Stand Up to Cancer, the men’s attitudes shifted.

“The instant change in every one of our attitudes was, ‘Oh, let’s get this going,'” Mark, 57, said.

Dressed as cowboys, teachers, and construction workers, the men took the stage, showcasing their moves.

Jonathan, 61, broke out with a solo Army-themed performance, ripping his shirt open for Joan.

Pascal shot a money gun, Charles L. exceeded his own expectations, and Chock impressed with his “booty moves.”

Joan was thrilled. “I thought this would be uncomfortable, but I was totally wrong. They knew it was for something important.”

At the afterparty, Joan thanked the men and shared a heartfelt moment with Chock.

Chock inquired about Joan’s mom’s health and their connection.

“I need to see more of you, and I believe there could be a future with us,” Joan told Chock.

Chock agreed, “I’m crazy about you.”

Joan awarded Chock the date rose.

“Chock is the first person I can see a future with since John passed away,” she confessed.

Riley Keough has come forward in support of her mother Lisa Marie Presley after the latter received backlash over her decision to keep her late son, Benjamin Keough on dry ice after his death.

“If my mom were here, she’d be like, ‘Yeah, whatever. I don’t care. If people think that’s crazy, they can go f— themselves,” Riley, 35, shared with People on Wednesday, October 9, talking about her mom’s choice to keep Benjamin’s body ahead of his burial in Tennessee in 2020.

Riley further said, “The truth is that it was COVID and the plans to bury him were really unclear,” adding that the family “needed to get to Graceland, and it was really hard because it was COVID, and we didn’t know who was going to come, so there was a lot of planning that needed to happen.”

The daughter remembered how Lisa wanted Benjamin, who died by suicide in 2020 at the age of 27, to be “in her control,” and kept him close to herself.

“She didn’t want his body to be somewhere where people could mess with it,” Riley added. “We come from a family that’s pretty high profile, so I think she ultimately just felt like she wanted to be in control of the situation.”