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Why the midi heel is the shoe of the moment The sky high stiletto is out Lockdown saw many of us embrace trainers or flat, bypassing heels entirely Credit: Pål Hansen Heels are dead. Or so I proclaimed in an article two years ago explaining why I was hanging up my stilettos and embracing a pain-free future of ballet flats at weddings and trainers on first dates. I had all the zeal of a convert and was convinced I’d never go back. Yet as the pandemic dragged on my cravings set in, and I found myself dreaming about slipping on a shoe that was ever so slightly spindly, and absolutely not appr...

As Bridget Jones, she had to choose between ‘bad boy’ Daniel Cleaver and the more wholesome, dependable Mark Darcy, who eventually won her heart. But in real life, Renee Zellweger has fallen ‘head over heels’ for a British TV presenter who seems closer to the roguish cad of the film series – at least based on his public reputation. After the 52-year-old actress was spotted kissing Devon-born Ant Anstead during a shopping trip in Los Angeles last week, one friend said: ‘Renee is head-over-heels in love. She thinks this is the real deal. She’s never been happier. They’re a grea...

ADVERTISEMENT Kate Winslet was another name thrown in the ring, but producers reportedly thought she was too young to play the lead. 2. Hugh Grant only came on board when Richard Curtis signed up as the writer.  Speaking about casting, Hugh Grant didn't sign up for the film until writer Richard Curtis was called in to work on the script.  "The only reason [I was a hard sell] was because I didn't feel they had the script quite right for a long time. And I kept saying, it's not working. Just get Richard Curtis to come in and help rewrite it," he told

Love bombing, seduction – and destruction. We speak to a doctor who explains why narcissism can be so alluring

Daily Times April 19, 2021 When it comes to onscreen fistfights, it’s hard to think of a less bad-ass throwdown than the one between Colin Firth and Hugh Grant in Bridget Jones’s Diary. Midway through the hit 2001 rom-com, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this week, Firth’s Mark Darcy and Grant’s Daniel Cleaver take their battle for the heart of the titular diary-writer (Renée Zellweger) into the streets of London while a spirited crowd gathers to watch punches get thrown. But this duel isn’t exactly Rocky-worthy. Instead, Mark and Daniel’s rumble looks more like a schoolyar...