The boyish look is familiar. The cheeky grin too. And there’s no mistaking where George Lineker’s charm comes from as he tackles a tricky question with all the composure his old man once showed in front of goal. What does he think of his dad Gary’s second wife – his 35-year-old stepmum Danielle? “Dan? I … Continued

The pre-wedding diet was clearly not a concern for George Clooney, who tucked into a £3,000 feast on his stag do – nor was the cost as he didn’t pay a penny for it. The Hollywood star, 53, racked up the huge bill at Ristorante da Ivo in Venice, Italy, but boss Giovanni Fracassi gave … Continued

The secrets of George Clooney’s final hours as the world’s most eligible man have been revealed by the restaurateur who gave him his last supper as a bachelor. The Oscar-winning actor ate five courses, including two puddings. He then ate three ice creams and took away three more to enjoy before going to bed on … Continued

It is the question every woman has asked – how George Clooney spent his final hours as the world’s most eligible bachelor. But now the secrets of Clooney’s sophisticated stag do at a restaurant in Venice have been revealed. While many make do with a trip to the local pub, the Hollywood heartthrob feasted on … Continued

Filming for the new James Bond movie has been thrown into chaos after a row over a historic site in Rome. Producers had planned to shoot key scenes for Spectre on the 15th century Ponte Sisto Span with the golden gun bridge, including having Daniel Craig leap from a helicopter. But religious campaigners are furious as … Continued

I visited to the Greek island of Folegandros because I was intrigued by the name (King Minos’ son) and glittering white-cubed Anemi Hater on the slopes above the small port. That’s how most people get there, quite by chance. It only takes one visit to clinch it forever. There are certain places that begin to … Continued

Over the years, the residents of Grimsby have learned to endure an icy east wind and the mocking that accompanies any reference to the gloomily named town and its dependence on fish. But are they ready for Sacha Baron Cohen? An inside account from the Cape Town set of Cohen’s latest satire — based around … Continued

What’s in a name? In the case of Folegandros, history and holiday heaven in equal measure. Folegandros was a son of the great King Minos of Crete. Somehow, down through the years, he gave his name to a little island in the Cyclades — a gem of an outcrop, north-west of fabled Santorini. Most people … Continued