The first thing you see at the new Gilbert & George exhibition is a picture of both men naked. 'The human person is at the centre of everything we do,' says Gilbert, an apparently mild-mannered Italian who has been working with his English partner George as a single artist for more than half a century ...read
LIFE COLUMNISTS
- TOM PARKER BOWLES: Shear delight at the Woolpack, an old-fashioned boozer with a discreetly modern menu
- ROB WAUGH: Bring on the automation! High-tech tap is bloomin' brilliant
- OLLY SMITH: Brimming with fruit but not too boozy, they're the perfect... reds under the sunbed!
- CHRIS EVANS: A class apart (in almost every way): The new Mercedes AMG Line is beautiful and hi-tech but a little bit of a 'plain Jane' to drive
PIERS MORGAN: MY LIFE & OTHER CELEBRITIES
'We need more Trump! Trump, Trump, TRUMP!', said Boris
The Spectator celebrated its 190th birthday tonight with a lavish summer party. I arrived to find a man and a woman standing at the entrance dressed in 19th-century garb and loudly demanding I 'woof like a dog'. 'Perhaps later,' I deflected. ...read
LAST WEEK'S EVENT
The traumatic death that made him quit Saturday Kitchen. His own life-changing health scare. And why TV's dishiest chef thinks he's the ingredient missing from Top Gear. James Martin cooks up a storm...
'When I first started doing television, I treated my mum to a shopping trip to New York, because she had always wanted to go,' says Martin, who is very close to his mother, Sue. 'I let her go through first but as I handed over my passport these two guys came up on either side, walked me through to a room and one of them asked for more details about who I was. I went to get it out of my pocket and they pulled their guns out on me.' He mimes the sight of an immigration officer pointing a pistol in his face. 'I'm thinking, "Woah! This is pretty serious!"' ...read
Boyzone? It was a war zone! Dabbling in the occult, divorce, depression, drink and a shocking death... the four surviving members of the boy band reveal how fame took a heavy toll on all of them
Boyzone sold 20 million albums in the Nineties. The five teenagers from Dublin headlined alongside Madonna, the Spice Girls and Oasis, had four No 1 albums and springboarded a solo career for lead singer Ronan Keating. They also launched the TV career of their manager, Louis Walsh, who went on to join The X Factor ...read