EMILY PRESCOTT: Rebel Wilson and Paris Hilton ‘dress scary’ in Barbie and anime character costumes
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EMILY PRESCOTT: Rebel Wilson and Paris Hilton ‘dress up scary’ in Barbie box and anime character costumes as they attend Halloween bash hosted by George Clooney
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It was supposed to be a Halloween party, so I think actress Rebel Wilson just lived up to her name when she showed up in a “limited edition” Barbie box costume.
But heiress Paris Hilton also didn’t seem to have received the “scary dress” memo when she went to the Beverly Hills bash as the anime character Sailor Moon.
The pair were at the Casamigos Halloween party hosted by George Clooney’s tequila company, which celebs made the most of after a two-year pandemic-induced hiatus.
Let’s Go Party: It was supposed to be a Halloween party, so I think actress Rebel Wilson lived up to her name when she showed up with a ‘limited edition’ Barbie box costume
Manga: But heiress Paris Hilton also didn’t seem to have received the “scary dress” memo when she went to the Beverly Hills bash as anime character Sailor Moon
He was forced to resign as deputy chief in June after being accused of drunkenly groping two men at a club, so it’s a good idea that disgraced Tory MP Chris Pincher is back at work as a wine critic ?
Pincher, who denied the assault claims, has declared an income of £400 for writing two articles for the culture and politics magazine The Critic.
He was a regular contributor to the magazine before its demise.
Dickie is still Royle
As the Queen’s spokesman, Dickie Arbiter was a go-to man in affairs of state.
His statements are less grand these days – Dickie, 82, is now wishing people a happy birthday for £34 a pop via Cameo, a website that sells personalized celebrity videos.
But Dickie is still in royal company: You can also get a greeting from Ricky Tomlinson of The Royle Family.
Jodie cries viciously…
Jodie Kidd says she doesn’t regret starring in films produced by the BBC to promote controversial World Cup host country Qatar.
Amnesty has criticized the videos for being “blandly uncritical” of the Gulf state, where homosexuality is banned and women’s rights are restricted, and for “blurring the lines between journalism and fundraising.”
Scandal: Jodie Kidd says she doesn’t regret starring in films produced by BBC to promote controversial World Cup host country Qatar
But she sticks with the videos and says, “Instead of being a little ignorant and thinking we’re the only religion and the only country, it’s really important to understand the world.”
But Jodie, 44, who is a face of the wine brand Leaps and Bounds, adds: ‘There’s nothing quite like good old England. I love it here without the rain, but this is my home.’