Lisa Marie Presley’s memoir, From Here to the Great Unknown, shares her experiences growing up as Elvis Presley’s daughter.

In an excerpt from People magazine’s cover story, Lisa Marie recalls, “I was always worried about my dad dying. Sometimes I’d see him and he was out of it. Sometimes I would find him passed out. I wrote a poem with the line, ‘I hope my daddy doesn’t die.'”

She fondly remembers attending Elvis’ concerts, “Going to his shows was my favorite thing in the world. I was so proud of him. He would take me by the hand and bring me out onstage, then get walked to wherever his place was on the stage, and I would be taken from him and brought to wherever I was going to be sitting in the audience. Usually with [Elvis’ father] Vernon.”

Lisa Marie describes the electrifying atmosphere, “The electricity of those shows. There’s nothing I’ve felt that’s been even close to that feeling, ever. Electrifying is such a generic word, but it really is what it felt like. I loved watching him perform. I had certain songs that I liked — ‘Hurt,’ and ‘How Great Thou Art.’ I would ask him to sing those songs for me and he would always say yes.”

After struggling with drug abuse as a teenager, Lisa Marie found stability through motherhood, “I fell in love with being a mom. I realised I had been called to care for something else.”

Her memoir, completed by daughter Riley Keough from recorded memories, releases on October 8.

Princess Kate issued a moving statement after she stepped out for a surprise royal outing.

According to GB News, the Princess of Wales has recently attended the English National Ballet following the completion of her chemotherapy. 

It is believed that Catherine witnessed the magical performance of Giselle at Sadler’s Wells Theatre as she penned an uplifting note for the team.

The future Queen shared a delightful photo from the evening and wrote, “Congratulations and thank you to @ENBallet and @Sadlers_Wells for the wonderfully powerful, moving and inspiring performance of Akram Khan’s Giselle.”

“Creativity at its best! C,” she added. 

It is important to note that Kate’s outing came after she released an emotional video, updating fans about her positive health condition. 

On September 9, she wrote, “As the summer comes to an end, I cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment.”

The Princess shared that now her focus is to stay “cancer-free” as her path to “healing and full recovery is long and I must continue to take each day as it comes.”

George Clooney wore his heart on his sleeve for wife Amal during a recent appearance with his wife, Amal Clooney, at The Albies ceremony in New York City.

Speaking with People on September 26, George, fresh off his role in Wolfs alongside Brad Pitt, couldn’t help but praise Amal, a lawyer and human rights activist.

As the power couple made a glamorous entrance at the event of the organisation The Clooney Foundation for Justice, founded in 2016, George, 63, highlighted his support for Amal, 46.

“I would support anything my wife is involved in,” he said on the red carpet. “She’s always on the right side of history, and I’m always so proud to be in the same room with her no matter what and this is an event where we get to focus all the attention on the people who don’t get enough attention.”

Amal reciprocated the admiration, calling George “an amazing advocate.” She added, “It means so much to me to do this work together and for him to help bring to life some of the stories we’re sharing tonight.”

Notably, the couple raved over each other one day before they prepare to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary on September 27.

Dasha seems to have figured it out.

“It’s been up and down these past few months, I have had to learn how to balance my mental health as a human mixed with being an artist,” the Austin hitmaker told People on the red carpet of the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards on Thursday, Sept. 26.

“I’ve had a pretty busy schedule and I’ve had to learn, ‘Oh, I need to make time to go play pickleball and go ride my horses because that’s just as important as going and writing that song,’” the 24-year-old added. “It really is for this to be a lifelong career.”

The Talk of the Town songstress talked about understanding that she needs to “prioritize [her] heart and my health and my soul.”

“I’ve learned that you’re still a person at the end of the day,” she said. “You can’t let yourself get lost in the image.”

However, Dasha is grateful for everything that played out, and gushed over her “surreal” appearance at the award show.

“Honestly, a year ago, if you told me that I’d be standing at the Opry attending the People’s Choice [Country] Awards with five nominations under my belt, I would tell you that you’re lying to me. I’m just so grateful to the country community and to all the fans here,” Dasha gushed.