News about Imelda Marcos

Gary Goldsmith, a multi-millionaire businessman, referred to himself as a "too sweet" in the first episode of the all-new Celebrity Big Brother series. It's a word that sums up everything you need to hear about the uncle of the future Queen of England. His words took me right back to a holiday I spent with him in 2014 in Ibiza, where he later named Maison de Bang Bang (after his favorite house music rather than anything more suspicious) and now renamed Tesoro de Oro (Golden Treasure). When I lay down in the pool trying to relax with a book, he let my hair fall into the water. Then, with a casual wave of his hand, my sunglasses, and now my flipflops. Just like a toddler. 'I'm just trying to be a good host and making sure everyone isn't as drained as I am,' he said, groaning at me as I groaned. I'd already played endless rounds of the card game Nomination Whist with him. For the facts, I know better than most how much 'Uncle Gaz' gets as a friend of ten years.

An elephant named the world's saddest animal died at the age of 49 after nearly half a century alone. Vishwamaali, also known as Mali to locals, died of congestive heart failure on November 28 after more than four years spent in a grubby enclosure at Manila Zoo. Mali's last photograph taken just hours before she died shows her greeting children and their parents who visited her at the Manila Zoo on November 27.

H.E.R. Tia Carrere was the star-studded red carpet for the Broadway opening of the musical Here Lies Love on Wednesday night. Here Lies Love chronicles Imelda Marcos' rollercoaster life story. The show debuted as a concept album in 2010 before being turned into a stage piece in 2013.

CRAIG BROWN: Writers tend to be overlooked, though I do have an old book titled Sleeping With Bad Boys and subtitled: 'A juicy tell-all of literary New York in the 1950s and 1960s.' Alice Denham, the author's former Playboy playmate, wrote in more detail about her obsessions with modern American authors such as Norman Mailer, Joseph Heller, and Philip Roth ('a sex fiend). . . I was breathless. . . He hung in long and stale ('). Sadly, Ms Denham never appeared to Britain in the 1950s, so she missed out on tweedy, pipe-smoking nights of ferocious literature with our own admired writers of the day, such as J.B. Priestley or J.R.R.R.R. Tolkien. In the meantime, we can now enjoy The Secret Heart by a former John le Carré's family, Suleika Dawson. The book is described as a 'personal memoir.'