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Joely Richardson has shared more about her sister Natasha's last holiday before her tragic death in March 2009. The actress, 59, took to Instagram to post a snapshot of her with Natasha and their mother, Vanessa Redgrave. Joely outlined the trio's last-minute getaway as a 'rare treat', and that ended up being their last getaway before Natasha's death.

Joely Richardson, who was born in one of Britain's most popular acting dynasties, is no stranger to Hollywood (top right, with late sister Natasha left and mother Vanessa in 2000). In fact, she first acting role came at the age of three, in the 1968 film The Charge of the Light Brigade, directed by her father, with a large portion of her youth spent wandering around film sets and theatres. That's the kind of childhood you can imagine when your parents are legendary producer Tony Richardson and legendary actress Vanessa Redgrave. What followed in life was a string of career peaks and personal struggles, but also a steady determination to muddle through. Joely appears in three hit TV shows this year, including Netflix's One Day and The Gentlemen (bottom right), and Renegade Nell's upcoming Disney+ series.

Dame Joanna Lumley has called for complete sex scenes to be deleted entirely, calling them "rude and tragic." The Absolutely Fabulous actress, 77, said the intimate scenes "slow down" the story and encourage the viewer to concentrate on the actors' attributes over the characters. Joanna said that being nude on screen had a 'playground element', and that the private scenes were akin to meeting someone on the toilet.

I was a White Musket. Not that I was terribly irritable. I liberally applied - or, more accurately, doused myself in - them all. We were all at it in the early Nineties. Every class in my Glasgow girls' school smelt - no, reeked - of The Body Shop.

Camilla, 76, was welcomed by Gyles Brandreth as she welcomed visitors of the playwright's career, including actors of stage and screen, writers, producers, and representatives of the National Theatre and The Royal Shakespeare Company. The Queen is dressed in a green velvet shirt dress The Queen is calming and going on amid the King's health war. Portrait: The Queen spent an evening at Grosvenor House with some of Britain's finest Shakespearean actors. Camilla, from left, smiles as she poses with Dames from left, back row, Joanna Lumley, Twiggy Lawson, Harriet Walter, Penelope Wilton, Maulton, left. front row, Virginia McKenna, Sian Phillips, Judi Dench, Vanessa Redgrave, Penelope Keith and Patricia Routledge

As a schoolgirl in 1966, she feared that the world's population would have increased so much that by the year 2000, people will be living under the sea. Liz Bowyer (left and inset), one of 18 children from three schools on the BBC's Tomorrow's World program, shared their thoughts and concerns about what the future might look like, was a simpleJet air stewardess. The clip of their contributions, some of which were very accurate and some that were painfully silly, is posted on social media and has been watched more than a million times. She and another girl who contributed to MailOnline have been tracked down for nearly 60 years. Ms Bowyer and Pippa Warburton (right and inset), 69, and several of the other girls in the clip, all attended the exclusive Roedean School. Ms Bowyer, who appeared 'embarrassed' by the clip on television, then went on to briefly work as a secretary for MI6, and she now is 'the oldest cabin crew operating out of Gatwick Airport', according to the Mail. Ms Warburton, who screamed 'pretty mouthy' at Roedean, adamantly predicted the demise of South Africa's Apartheid government and also wished that poor and wealthy people would not look down on each other.' After living in Beirut, India, and Sri Lanka, the mother-of-four emigrated to Perth in her twenties. She served as a support worker for homeless people and lives with her partner Barry, whom she encountered in the United Kingdom.

Stormzy was one of a slew of British celebrities to appear in a massive Vogue spread. In a striking photograph shot by Tim Walker and Adama Jalloh for the Fashion Bible's December issue, "The Heavy Is The Head rapper, 30," looked stunning. Tradition & Revolution, which celebrates the United Kingdom. Stormzy, who is styled by Melissa Holdbrook-Akposoe, was dressed in a striking white suit for his digital cover shoot, even though he went shirtless for one image.

A 16th century manor house where Shakespeare wrote one of his famous plays has gone on auction for £4.5 million. Shakespeare House in Rowington, Warwickshire, was home to the Bard's relatives and is where he penned 'As You Like It,' according to it. The timber frame Tudor period home is situated on a stunning English country estate with 20 acres of land. The main hall has seven bedrooms and four bathrooms, as well as stables and paddocks.

The Duchess of Edinburgh (pictured left and right) appeared sophisticated in a check blazer as she attended the Driffield Society Agricultural Show earlier today. Sophie, 58, attended one of the country's most coveted agricultural shows at the Driffield Showground. At the show, which was celebrating its 147th anniversary, the royal stepped out for a day of healthy fun.

Sophie, a mother of two, sported a sophisticated blue gown while attending King Charles and Queen Camilla's function in Windsor Castle, Berkshire. She was effortlessly chic in her choice for a $1,035 gown from Etro, which was adorned with intricate gold embroidery.

Micheál Richardson, as the scion of Hollywood heavyweights, is unsurprising that he has pursued a career in acting. Not only the son of Liam Neeson and the late Natasha Richardson, Micheál's grandson, and actress Vanessa Redgrave and filmmaker Tony Richardson, nephew of actress Joely Richardson and niece of actress Daisy Bevan. He made his film debut in 2013 with a minor role in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, while his father appeared in a few small roles before gaining fame as he co-starred with him in the 2020 film Made in Italy.

His father is one of the world's most well-known action men, and he has had an amazing career spanning four and a half decades. His father not only appeared in one of the best action franchises of all time, but he's also had his fair share of good shows, earning him an Oscar nomination. In the meantime, his mother was a very popular actress in her own right over the course of her 20-year career. She also happened to be a part of a British acting dynasty and the product of a showbiz power couple.

While listening to BBC Radio 3, the screenwriter, singer, and composer died 'unexpectedly but peacefully' last month. The Royal Family were huge supporters of Hesketh-Harvey's work and, at a service in Covent Garden yesterday, his son Rollo read a letter sent from the monarch about who his father used to be. Dame Penelope Keith (left), model and make-up artist Jemma, Marchioness of Douro (middle), and Oscar winner Sir Tim Rice (right).

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: This is an honor that would have made Margo Leadbetter, the social-climbing snob she appeared on the classic sitcom The Good Life, inordinately proud: Yesterday, Dame Penelope Keith (left) represented King Charles at the funeral of one of his favorite entertainers, Kit Hesketh-Harvey (inset). The dame, 82, who appeared in To The Manor Borning, accompanied the mourners at the actors' church, St Paul's in London. Hesketh-Harvey, who died suddenly last month at the age of 65, was a cabaret singer, lyricist, and pantomime baddie. He used to perform for King Charles, but Rollo's son, who died yesterday, reads a letter from the monarch describing his father's funeral.

JENNI MURRAY: The A1 and the North Circular, both near me, are always jammed with traffic. However, my son, who lives in leafy Barnet on the north-west edge of London, hasn't been able to return for a long time. He can't be expected to find £12.50 every time his mother is feeling a little lonely.

The market value of a Grade II-listed fisherman's cottage, which dates back to the 1860s and was owned by the same family for 150 years, has reached £435,000. Chy Byghan (Cornish for 'Bitty House') is a stone-built cottage built in Port Isaac and was constructed as part of a terrace of cottages owned by the new owner's great-grandfather for a local immigrant returning from Canada. The property is located on Fore Street, just short walking distance from the harbour, and it has stunning sea views.

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: If you're looking for escape from the world's greatest challenges, a freezer is as good a place as any to begin. As a way to help combat the fuel crisis, I was compelled to dive into the depths of my cold store by a seemingly endless line of chefs extolling the benefits of batch cooking. Why cook just one meal's worth of meatballs when you can knock up enough for several and save money on the fuel involved in the process?

On Thursday, acclaimed actress Vanessa Redgrave was given the Queen's Award at Buckingham Palace. Dame Vanessa, 85, is being lauded for her contributions to drama. During her career, the actress has been nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Support actor in 1977 for her role in Julia, in which she appeared alongside Jane Fonda.

During Frieze London on Tuesday, three generations of the legendary Redgrave acting dynasty attended the Roksanda SS23 exhibition. Vanessa Redgrave, 85, was joined by her daughter Joely, 57, Richardson, and granddaughter Daisy Bevan, 30, at the Serpentine Gallery for the fashion preview. Daisy, a beige and green trendy trench coat, was teamed with black trousers and brogues.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: We saw Keeley Hawes on the beach for the last time, but she was busy with her four children and nursing a crush on the village taxi driver. The Durrells are not the Durrells, not Crossfire (BBC). Joeley's character is based on the sea, and she has a crush on a taxi driver (well, he runs a limo hire company). However, she's embroiled in a terrorist attack on a tourist resort rather than romantic muddles and amateur zoos. Corpses pile up by the sea. A teenage psychopath shoots the mystery boyfriend in the chest. Jo is a detective who goes looking for the murderous fanatics with her handgun.

Joely Richardson, 57, (pictured), seems to be on a mini-renaissance. In Netflix's worldwide number one fantasy show The Sandman, she will appear as a pathologist in Channel 4's crime drama Suspect, a sorcerer. When asked about her loud style picks, she says that now is the right time for her to be both big and bold. Ester Malloy, the picture director. Natasha Tomalin-Hall, the art director. Stephanie Sofokleous, Jessica Carroll, fashion assistants. Stephanie Belingard, the picture editor. Hair: Alex Price of Frank Agency is using Color Wow 2. Make-up at Bryant Artists using Charlotte Tilbury. Cats, Mattie, and MJ. Sophie Deaden, a fashion reporter, was on alert. Photos: Rui Faria