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Sir Ian McKellen "feels sorry" for celebrities who don't feel like they can come out as gay. The 85-year-old actor - who publicly came out aged 48 in 1988 - has urged fellow performers not to keep ...

Lord of the Rings' actor Sir Ian McKellen "never met anybody who came out [as gay] who regretted it". The #1 burger chain in America isn't Five Guys or McDonald's, according to customers.

British actor Simon Fisher-Becker, who was best known for his appearances in TV series “Doctor Who” and the first “Harry Potter” movie, has died. Kathleen Barry, who represented Fisher ...

Sir David Amess's daughter has said the government's decision to not hold a national inquiry into his murder has left his family "betrayed and angry". The Conservative MP for Southend West was ...

In wide-ranging interviews Man Utd co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe talks financial trouble, transfer deal debt, Erik ten Hag error, progress under Ruben Amorim, stadium plans, Premier League title aim ...

Sir Alex Ferguson became the most high-profile victim of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s ruthless cost-cutting at Man United when the club’s legendary manager lost his £2million-a-year contract as a ...

Simon Fisher-Becker, a British character actor who had roles in notable projects like “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” and “Doctor Who,” has died. He was 63. Fisher-Becker’s ...

Sir Ian McKellen isn’t mincing words when it comes to sexuality. The veteran actor, 85, who came out as gay in 1988, has made his feelings very clear about young people, particularly actors ...

A versatile character actor whose career spanned film, theater and television, Mr. Fisher-Becker was known for small, memorable roles. By Alexandra E. Petri Simon Fisher-Becker, a British ...

He digs a little deeper into the author’s biography in the BritBox travelogue series “Travels with Agatha Christie & Sir David Suchet,” in which he follows the same route as her 1922 world tour.

NEW YORK (AP) — Sir Anthony Hopkins will have a memoir out ... I often tell that boy: ‘We did OK, kid,’” the Oscar-winning actor said in a statement released Tuesday by Summit.