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The reaction to Zayn Malik’s departure from some of the more zealous Directioners, as the band’s hardcore fans call themselves, has been troubling, writes JAN MOIR.
Many have suspected it all along, the truth that Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has hideous taste has been revealed as the designer has had to restyle his own house in an attempt to finally sell it.
There is a time and a place for everything, boobage display included. That is why it was so surprising to see Theresa May rock up to the Commons on Budget Day, sporting a plunge-front outfit.
The Beckham's are said to have spent a fortune on a Damien Hurst painting for Harper's first birthday while Kim Kardashian and Kanye West threw a Coachellla themed festival bash for North's first birthday.
Kathleen Wyatt, pictured, proves that no one is quite as mercenary, or has such a keen sense of entitlement, as an old hippy with the whiff of free money — not love — in her nostrils, writes JAN MOIR.
The new BBC adaptation of the celebrated Winston Graham novels, Poldark, sees Aidan Turner star as the dashing rouge, Captain Ross Poldark, who returns to his beloved Cornwall, writes JAN MOIR.
I worry that William is going to be a sort of bland, Home Counties king with robes stitched by Cath Kidston and an obsession with heritage vegetables and correctly made pesto, writes JAN MOIR.
The Countess of Carnarvon, the real-life equivalent of Downton’s Cora, talks to JAN MOIR
Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden (pictured) should stop blaming others and look at herself for the cause of the her PR woes, writes JAN MOIR.
Performing as the headlining act at the Brit Awards, 56-year-old Madonna had the kind of wardrobe malfunction that can end a career, not enhance it, writes JAN MOIR.
Beyonce Knowles is a beautiful woman but yes, there are moments when she does not look her best. She may be a diva, but she is human, too. Just like all of us, writes Jan Moir.
JK Rowling's grim vision of contemporary Britain in The Casual Vacancy, which has been adapted by the BBC for TV, is a little too simplistic for discerning grown-ups, writes JAN MOIR.
As Carl Cope gasped for his last breath on the ground, paramedic Matt Geary stood and looked at him like a gardener contemplating a minor weed invasion in his rockery, writes JAN MOIR.
Fifty Shades Of Grim might have its titillating moments, but it just goes on and on and on for no good reason before ending in an abrupt and unsatisfactory way — the very definition of bad sex, writes JAN MOIR.
JAN MOIR visited the Royal China Club, a swish Chinese restaurant in Baker Street, London, beloved of wealthy connoisseurs of oriental gourmet exotica.
This week there was vivid evidence of how misplaced political correctness is having a pernicious and corrosive effect on this country - it has become a sickness, writes JAN MOIR.
Kim Sears let her clothes do the talking at the Australian Open Final – wearing a ‘Parental Advisory Explicit Content’ T-shirt days after her foul-mouthed outburst, writes JAN MOIR.
As Rupert Nightingale is challenging his ‘unfair’ divorce settlement that requires him to get a job. JAN MOIR asks why exes feel entitled to be provided with the grand lifestyle they once enjoyed.
Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas took to the stage in South London last night to reprise her role in a critically acclaimed play There's A Monster in The Lake, writes JAN MOIR
Commuters carry their wrath about their person like a packed lunch, ready to be unwrapped at any time, writes JAN MOIR.
Steve Smith, the 51-year-old entrepreneur who made his fortune by launching Poundland, now lives in an 15,000 sq ft mansion in Shropshire with 80 windows and five grand reception rooms.
Judge Joanna Greenberg decided that 44-year-old religious studies master Stuart Kerner was 'emotionally fragile' at the time, due to the fact that his wife had miscarried their second child.
His reputation, what was left of it, is in tatters, so what next for Prince Andrew, the ageing royal playboy with no one left to play with, asks JAN MOIR.
The 72-year-old grandmother Kathleen Danby was in defiant mood as she was freed by a judge after two nights in jail and one night held in police cells, writes JAN MOIR.
Let us put our hands together and pray for the guillotine of good taste to fall on these annual piles of self-serving pap.
Sad news about the break-up of Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton, writes JAN MOIR. The actress and the film director had the the most enlightened of modern relationships.
With professional dance partner Pasha Kovalev at her side, Caroline Flack lifted the glitterball trophy and said that taking part in the competition had been ‘the best experience of my life’, writes JAN MOIR.
The Christmas photographs of Prince George looking snug in his little soldier jumper have been a worldwide hit. No wonder that the £32 Cath Kidston top worn by the prince was a smash hit.
Stephen Belafonte has denied assaulting his wife, Mel B. He has flown to America with their daughter and the nanny, where he has been giving interviews to newspapers, writes JAN MOIR.
Uma Thurman hates her toes, Kelly Brook thinks she has flabby arms, Cara Delevigne want curves and Cheryl Cole doesn't like her legs. Jan Moir asks why beautiful women downplay their looks
Stephanie and Dominic Parker are the posh couple from Gogglebox, the bibulous pair who run a luxury guest house called The Salutation, near Sandwich, Kent.
Cometh the hour, cometh not the Fleur. In a victory that surprised everyone, hot favourite Fleur East was beaten by Ben Haenow in the final of the X Factor.
It all seems too good to be true - and that's because it is. Like the doodles her children scrawled on her wedding veil, ugly blots have begun appearing on Angelina’s character, writes JAN MOIR.
However you look at it, be you republican or royalist, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have become a terrible, terrible disappointment to us all, writes JAN MOIR.
Newsman Michael Buerk has witnessed fighting, war and all the sadness and badness that the world has to offer. Yet it didn't prepare him for I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! writes JAN MOIR.
Melanie Sykes and Edwina Currie locked horns on I'm a Celebrity after Edwina was accused of betraying the feminist sisterhood. But it does not empower women like Mel to claim that men are only for sex.
Presenter Mariella Frostrup, 52, accused her insurer of ageism and sexism after it refused to fund her menopause-related ailments. JAN MOIR says the whole thing is like a pantomime.
Just when you thought we could sink no lower in the swamp of reality show inanity, just when you thought the nonentity nadir had been plumbed along came Gemma Collins says JAN MOIR.
Jan Moir says she is not yet ready for the onslaught of Christmas advertising. Here she gives her verdict for the very best and worst of this year's festive commercial season.
Even though Cumberbatch regularly appears on Sexiest Man Alive lists, not everyone is bowled over by his odd, vulpine features and singular charm, writes JAN MOIR.
Emma Bond posted a photograph of her breastfeeding her premature daughter for the first time on Facebook. Forgive me, but I think that should have stayed private, writes JAN MOIR.
So one month into the latest series, how are the new girls in the Strictly class of 2014 doing? Let's get out our scoring paddles and waltz through their progress so far, writes JAN MOIR.
Charlotte Tumilty, a teacher in Hartlepool, was offended when she was told to conceal tattoos on her feet, legs, hands neck and body, but JAN MOIR, asks can you really blame the school for its request?
Bob Geldof blamed himself for his daughter's death earlier this year in a television interview this week. But was it really his fault? I don't think so, writes JAN MOIR.
After serving just half of his five-year sentence for rape, Ched Evans must be hoping he can reclaim his old life. Well, not so fast, young man, writes JAN MOIR.
Nancy Birtwhistle triumphed in The Great British Bake Off with a showstopper creation modelled into the shape of the Moulin Rouge, so JAN MOIR wanted to give it a go.
Today’s grandmothers are capable, dynamic members of society. They seem to have worked out how to live well and prosper without demanding too much of themselves.
The 60-year-old grandmother-of-eight from Lincolnshire whipped the blokes like the eggs in her mini Victoria sponge batter to take the fifth series of Great British Bake Off, writes JAN MOIR.
Connolly frequently leans on a table on the stage, taking sips from a glass of water. There is a prompt-sheet pinned there but he is still funny as ever despite his obvious frailties.
Why on earth does Tamara Ecclestone put herself through the flour mill of public approbation, only to emerge at the other end as half-baked and flakier than ever?