Why Are Prince William and Hannah Waddingham Playing Darts and ‘Swigging’ Beers?

Prince William and Hannah Waddingham.Photo:kensington palace kensington palace Prince Williamand actressHannah Waddinghamare teaming up in a new documentary on the Prince of Wales’Earthshot Prize. The Earthshot Report, premiering on BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the U.K. on Dec. 15 and on PBS at 8pm ET in the U.S. on Dec. 18, showcases the environmental solutions the competition has inspired around the globe, offering a “dose of urgent optimism.” Heir to the throne William, 42, will appear in a special introduction, whileTed Lassostar Waddingham, 50, is the program’s host.

Why Benson Boone Says He Can't Be the 'Sex Icon of the Century'

Benson Boone for Rolling Stone.Photo:Kanya Iwana Kanya Iwana Benson Booneis opening up about his body image issues.In aRolling Stonecover storypublished on Tuesday, March 11, the “Beautiful Things” hitmaker discussed his relationship with his “physical form” and taking off his clothes during his concerts.“I definitely remember there was a time where I would take my shirt off because I didn’t know what else to do,” Boone, 22, told the publication. “After doing a lot of shows, you start to pick up on what people like and don’t like, what girls like and don’t like.

Why Bill Gates Is Telling All About Life Before His Billions, from Trying LSD to Being Put in Therapy by His Parents (Exclusive)

Bill Gates (left) in 1973 and now.Photo:Gates Family; Ian Allen/Gates Notes Gates Family; Ian Allen/Gates Notes People know a lot about Microsoft co-founderBill Gates— one of the world’s most famous businessmen and philanthropists andone of the wealthiest people ever— and they think they know even more. Now he’s telling his story in his own words, from the beginning. He calls it his “origin”: hisdebut memoir,Source Code, being published on Tuesday, Feb.

Why Björk Prefers Residencies to Touring: 'The Nuts and Bolts Are More Flexible'

Björk in September 2023.Photo:Santiago Felipe/Redferns Santiago Felipe/Redferns Björktakes a unique approach to most elements of her career — including live performance. In a new interview withThe Guardian, the 59-year-old Icelandic musician opened up about her latest string of concerts, billed as Cornucopia, and why she’s mainly opted for residencies over extensive tours for over 15 years. “The nuts and bolts are more flexible,” said Björk, referencing how restrictive touring schedules can be.

Why Blackpink's Jennie Found 'More Freedom' in L.A. as Opposed to Seoul

Jennie for ‘Billboard’ in January 2025.Photo:Songyi Yoon Songyi Yoon For Jennie, Los Angeles has her heart.In a Thursday, Jan. 9cover story withBillboard, the Blackpink musician, 28, opened up about why she’s found “more freedom” in L.A. as opposed to her native Seoul.“I could definitely go out and eat whenever I want to, wherever I want to,” she told the publication, before elaborating on the biggest dichotomy between the two places: “I learn a lot from people [in L.