News about Emerald Fennell

EMILY PRESCOTT: Emerald Fennell was left red-faced after being mocked and called a'snob' for laughing at a joke about working-class people. When interviewing comedian Jonny Sweet about his latest book, The Kellerby Code, Emma was challenged. One woman in the audience at Waterstones in Central London took offence when she laughed at the writer's nefarance of a waiter at a posh dinner party, claiming, 'That's not funny.' Why is it funny to be a waiter?' 'What f**** is a snob'

Ana de Armas is honoring the birthday of one of her four-legged family members. The actress took to Instagram on Wednesday and posted a series of snaps of the party held in honor of her beloved little white furry pooch on the set of her new film Ballerina. In the first picture showing her dog a rub on his tiny chest as he stood on a table next to his birthday cake with '16' candles on top of it, part of it can be seen. The proud doggie mom also had 'Sweet 16 Elvis' written in white on top of the sweet treat, resembling two-tone brown icing and dark chocolate on the top. 'I love you beyond words,' she captioned the image, 'Happy birthday Elvis, my sweet boy.'

Following Sophie Ellis-Bextor's show-stopping appearance at the 2024 BAFTAs, the singer's 'proud' husband Richard Jones heaped praise on her. Since appearing in Emerald Fennell's critically acclaimed film Saltburn, the singer, 44, soared back into the top charts last year. She was just 22 years old when the pop song was first released in 2001, and her career saw a big revival when the song was used in the full frontal final scene of the 2023 psychological thriller.

Many aristocrats have found that letting their country piles as backdrops to mega-budget films and television shows, as Charles Stopford Sackville - who hired out Drayton House to the makers of hit film Saltburn - confirmed over the weekend. The fee for use of the 127-room Grade I-listed mansion had '100 percent' influenced his decision to allow admission, according to Stopford Sackville, 63, who wrote: "These houses don't run on water." Nonetheless, allowing director Emerald Fennell and her crew to film the dark comedy starring Barry Keoghan has had its drawbacks.

A new form of bad conduct has marred the 700-year-old Drayton House's use in Saltburn - hordes of movie enthusiasts trespassing on the grounds to film selfies or shoot videos for their social media pages. Charles Stopford Sackville, the estate's true-life aristocrat, expressed regrets to The Mail on Sunday about allowing the cameras into his Grade I-listed country pile and admits that he had to put on security patrols to keep tabs on the unwanted visitors. I never thought that there would be so much concern.' It's bizarre,' he said. I don't find it flattering.' How would you feel if people were taking pictures outside your house? I'd like the cause to flutter, but I can't afford to make it blow over.'

According to the old saying, life begins at 40. If you're Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who gave a show-stopping appearance at the Baftas this week, it goes into joyously insane overdrive at 44. And why shouldn't she? Murder On The Dancefloor, the singer's 2001 hit that is enrapturing a new generation of followers, she has reprised Murder On The Dancefloor, a tribute to her 2001 debut. It's thanks to its use in Saltburn's climactic scenes, the second film directed by Oscar winner Emerald Fennell. Sophie can afford to keep the party alive: latest reports show that her live music business DV Touring earned £1.2 million last year and generated a £342,000 profit, much more than in 2024.

Barry Keoghan posed for his most daring shoot to date when he decided on a vampire theme for his cover story with W Magazine. Emerald Fennell, the Irish actor's trained guide, took inspiration from the famous line in their film [pictured inset] 'Lucky for you, I'm a vampire." Barry went shirtless and bathed in a pool of blood [left] for one striking snap. In the next photograph [top right], he went one step farther, posing as he sat over a plate covered in fake blood.

With her youngest son Mickey, four, hiding under her ball gown, the singer, 44, shared a sweet snap with her children backstage.

On Sunday night, Meg Bellamy looked worlds away from her The Crown Prince Kate Middleton at the star-studded British Vogue and Tiffany & Co BAFTAs afterparty in Annabel's in London. While leaving the private members' club in Berkeley Square in Berkeley Square, the actress, 21, exhibited her toned figure as she put on a soaring thigh-high split. With her brunette locks chopped into a sleek bob, the Netflix actress boosted her height in a pair of black satin high heels and sported a new hairstyle.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor was joined by husband Richard Jones at the British Vogue and Tiffany & Co BAFTAs 2024 afterparty at Annabel's in London on Sunday night. At the reception, the pop singer, 44, who appeared on Noughties hit Murder On The Dancefloor was on display at the Saltburn stage. Sophie put on a very leggy appearance at the afterparty in a sequinned green mini dress with dramatic fringed sleeves.

On Sunday, Sophie Ellis-Bextor performed a show-stopping rendition of her iconic Noughties hit Murder On the Dancefloor at the 2024 British Academy Film Awards. After being included in Emerald Fennell's acclaimed film Saltburn, the hitmaker's song soared back to the top of the charts last year. Sophie wowed in a black and orange puffball gown as she took the stage at London's Royal Festival Hall.

Emerald Fennell arrived in a plunging black gown at The Royal Festival Hall on Sunday night, looking stunning in a plunging black gown. As she appeared on the red carpet at the star-studded festival, the director, 38, who's new hit film Saltburn, is up for the Outstanding British Film gong and the Original Score award. Her long sleeve black dress featured an eye catching plunging neckline with three dazzling flowers down the front.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor attended the 77th EE British Academy Film Awards held at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, pulling out all the stops. In a sheer black gown, the singer, 44, put on a show-stopping display, with individual petals on the sleeves and hem. She wore a nude bodysuit encrusted in diamonds underneath, leaving her long legs bare and on display.

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Emerald Fennell has expressed more 'rage and rage' directed at her over Saltburn's raunchy scenes because she is a 'female writer.' Saltburn produced, most notable Barry Keoghan's shocking bath moment, 'vampire sex, and the grave scene, according to the Oscar winner, 38, who was pleasantly surprised by the 'uproar.' Emerald said that although she believes it, she doesn't really set out to produce "divisive" material, but she does enjoy'making people squirm.'

Sophie Ellis-Bextor donned a leggy minidress for her 29th annual Legends Of Rugby dinner at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House in London on Wednesday. The singer, who appeared on stage to perform during the star-studded event, which was held in aid of Nordoff & Robbins, looked stunning. She wore a red and pink floral number with puff sleeves and a chic matching necktie.

On Thursday morning, Carey Mulligan spoke with Lauren Laverne of BBC Radio 6 to discuss her role in the recently Oscar-nominated biopic Maestro and the Golden Globe-nominated erotic thriller Saltburn. The BAFTA-winning actress, 38, talked about being directed by and star opposite Bradley Cooper in last year's hit biopic Maestro, before explaining how she nabbed the role as Poor Dear Pamela in Saltburn. Maestro, an American biographical romantic drama film, focuses on Leonard Bernstein's friendship with his wife Felicia Montealegre, an actress.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor was a hit on the Dancefloor, and she brought her to fame 23 years ago. Not only has it won her a lucrative new contract with her old record company, but it has also been revealed that she will perform the track at this year's BRIT awards. Ms Ellis-Bextor's mother is said to have 'cannot believe' her return and is reportedly'very excited' about belting out the 2001 tune at the festival in March.

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Sophie Ellis-Bextor was a hit on The Dancefloor, which brought her to fame 23 years ago. Saltburn, the Bafta-nominated film, has once more boosted her career, so much so that she clinched a big-money contract with her old record label on Friday to make a pop comeback at the age of 44. In the culmination of Emerald Fennell's much-anticipated film, principal character Oliver - played by Barry Keoghan, dances naked to the song. Murder On The Dancefloor was one of the top five most watched tracks in the country last week, thanks to the film's success, with the dancing scene burgeoning on social media.

Despite new woke laws, the British Film Academy and Television Awards short list nominations have revealed a decrease in diversity in several of the main categories. In the Best Film category, only one female filmmaker has been nominated, which is the lowest percentage since the guidelines were introduced in 2020. When no women were nominated as the best director for the seventh year in a row, the academy made changes to improve the awards' diversity, and all 20 finalists in the lead and supporting performer categories were white.

At the star-studded gathering at Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, California, the Saltburn actor, 31, was joined by director Emerald Fennell.

As she joined her fellow Saltburn teammates Rosamund Pike and Emerald Fennell, the Saltburn producer cut a chic figure. On Wednesday, the actress, 33, put on a chic display when she donned a black denim co-ord for the Amazon MGM W Magazine Screening in Los Angeles.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor of the Dancefloor has already propelled her into the top charts with 2001's Murder on the Dancefloor, but she is far from the only early-noughties artist to experience a revival thanks to Emerald Fennell's snails. Princess Superstar, the American rapper whose 2005 album Perfect has not only re-entered the UK Top 40 charts this week after 17 years, but also placed her first on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, ranked at #12 on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, this week. After being featured prominently in the Golden Globe-nominated film's party scene, starring Barry Keoghan, the track, which was more well known in its remixed style by Dutch DJ and producer Mason's titled Perfect (Exceeder) released in 2006, was given a surprise boost.