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Margaret Qualley while going for a post-Christmas hike on Saturday afternoon (December 26) in Los Angeles. After hiking through the Hollywood Hills, the 34-year-old actor and the 26-year-old Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actress were seen picking up some food and eating it on an outdoor bench. Shia sent a message with his mask, which said, “Love me like you hate me.” Earlier this week, it was reported that Shia will be seeking “the kind of meaningful, intensive, long-term inpatient treatment that he desperately needs” amid recent abuse allegations from ex-girlfriend Shia and Marga...

Ginger Rogers began her professional dancing career after winning the title of Texas State Charleston Champion at the age of 14. She toured with a vaude...

Last modified on Thu 11 Mar 2021 07.39 EST For millions of people around the world, this Friday evening should be the most joyous of the year – the first night of carnival. In a normal year, brass and steel pan bands in New Orleans and Trinidad would be polishing their instruments after months of rehearsals, and mardi gras paraders pulling on spangled costumes before hitting the streets. And Cariocas, residents of Rio de Janeiro, would be limbering up for what they proudly call “the world’s biggest party”. Not this year, sadly: it’s been cancelled everywhere from CÃ...

First impression: A flawlessly beautiful Art Deco gem. Food & drink: Inventive fusion spanning the globe with tea-smoked Sichuan duck and Korean beef alongside local classics such as heart of palm. Bed & bath: Old-school, in comfort and style. The crowd: A refined set (mostly couples of all ages), wearing Hermès sun visors and planning their next foodie excursion. Staff: Courteous and helpful (and super-smartly dressed). In a nutshell: Timeless, enduring elegance. Set the scene Undeniably grand yet supremely relaxed, the Copacabana Palace is, simply put, everything a hotel of its calibre s...

McMath was given the nickname Ginger, which was based on a cousin’s failed attempts to pronounce Virginia. Her parents divorced when she was still an infant, and she was raised by her mother, Lela Owens McMath. In 1920 Lela married John Rogers, and Ginger took his last name. She began her career, which was carefully orchestrated by her mother, performing in local shows in Texas while she was still a child. She then appeared with Eddie Foy’s vaudeville troupe before winning a Charleston contest at age 15. That success ultimately led her to the Broadway stage in 1929, when she performed in