News about John Rocha

Celebrity cameos. Backstage boozing. Fights over the front row… LYNNE FRANKS on how she started London Fashion Week in a tent 40 years ago

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 15, 2024
Months of planning had resulted in this moment. Months of cajoling designers, models, resp., and style watchers, have all lent their help - and money - to a hitherto unintentional venture: a show that exhibits the best of British fashion under one roof. Or, rather, one square of canvas. I felt a surge of pride and pure excitement as I watched the last touches being applied to the huge tent that would host the first ever London Fashion Week. I knew some of these people had been skeptical, but as I stood at the back of this amazing new space, I hoped that this would be the start of something amazing.

With temperatures expected to reach 120 degrees, America's Southwest swelters are coping under a blistering heat wave

www.dailymail.co.uk, July 16, 2023
For the most part, the prediction refers to communities in Arizona, Nevada, and a swath of California (pictured), where more than 110 million people are under heat advisories. It's a continuation of triple-digit temperatures that came to a close last week - slamming cities such as Phoenix with temperatures that hit 118 degrees and others, like Vegas and Fresno, with heat that was just a few degrees cooler. According to National Weather Service reports, the weather - which meteorologists warn is even worse for the area - is forecast to grow. As a result, areas of the Desert Southwest will easily be in the 110s and even 120s in some regions on Sunday afternoon, putting approximately a quarter of the entire American population in danger.

As the blazing month-long heat wave heat wave heat wave intensifies, Southwest is warned to brace for 130F weather

www.dailymail.co.uk, July 14, 2023
The National Weather Service warned that blistering weather would persist in the central and southern areas of the state, where many people should brace for the year's hottest weather. Meteorologists predict the phenomenon will persist through a large portion of the month, with scorching metros in Arizona, Nevada, and California destroyed. Midday temperatures were forecast to hit 100 degrees, with desert areas such as California's Death Valley likely hitting a scorching 130 by Sunday, according to forecasters.

When Marvel announces Robert Downey Jr., they will not return to the MCU, it casts doubt on the fans

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 21, 2023
It has been confirmed that Robert Downey Jr. will not return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. According to Stephen Broussard, Vice President of Production & Development at Marvel Studios, the Tony Stark actor, 57, has several choices for him to return'aren't on the table'. In Avengers: Endgame, Iron Man died. He sacrificed himself for others, and emotional closing scenes depicted his funeral.

Queen Consort Camilla visits a book charity in London

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 2, 2023
Camilla, 75, was dressed in a chic forest green set and toured Book Aid International in London, where she met staff members and learned more about the organisation's cause. The King's wife, who is passionate about literature and reading, expressed genuine interest in the trip, where she toured the organisation's warehouse, which was on display in the library.

Harrison Ford heading to Marvel! William Hurt is expected to be replaced by the actor, who is 80, as Thunderbolts

www.dailymail.co.uk, October 14, 2022
According to reports, Harrison Ford is currently in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The 80-year-old actor, who has appeared in some of the biggest film franchises of all time, has been tipped to become the MCU's new big-name actor. According to Hot Mic with John Rocha and Jeff Sneider, Harrison is likely to replace William Hurt - who died in March, aged 71, as General Thaddeus E 'Thunderbolt' Ross in the Marvel movies.

The Virgin Atlantic's legendary scarlet suits have been in existence for almost 40 years

www.dailymail.co.uk, September 29, 2022
FEMAIL examines the airline's uniform over the years as Virgin Atlantic announces that it will make its red suits gender-neutral, meaning men can wear skirts and women can wear trousers. The red suit was first produced by 23-year-old Arabella Pollen (far left) and Elizabeth Emanuel (second from left) and John Rocha (second fron right) and John Rocha (second from left).