Blue Ivy Carter, with the help of her grandmother Tina Lawson, shared a video of an at-home experiment, showing viewers how soap repels  dirt, on Saturday.

The 38-year-old megastar singer - full name Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter - announced on her website Thursday that her BeyGOOD organization would be providing mental and physical support.

Lizzo was overwhelmed when she realized Beyonce had wished her a happy birthday when she turned 32 on Monday. She screen-capped the birthday wish on Beyonce's website in awe.

Twitter user Yasmin Amirah, from Kent, posted an exchange in which a woman called Sally told her to 'get a grip' for calling out her boyfriend for painting his face black for a family Zoom quiz.

The nation's best butchers and bakers descend on the Leicestershire town of Melton Mowbray for The British Pie Awards each year. New BBC1 documentary Life Of Pies explores the competition.

Beecham House will hopefully get the recognition it deserves at next year's BAFTAs. It's surely already a shoe-in for Best Supporting Beard and Least Original Screenplay, writes Jim Shelley

Carol Vorderman has revealed she is constantly criticised for the way she dresses and that she has been a victim of ageism for most of her life.

The blonde actress, 37, oozed sophisticated glamour in her petrol blue blazer and coordinating trousers as she walked the red carpet at St David's Hall in Cardiff, Wales on Sunday night.

Golden Globe winner Awkwafina, 31, has been shortlisted alongside Kaitlyn Dever, 23, for the 2020 EE BAFTA Rising Star Award.

The pair looked nothing short of sensational at the star-studded event at The Standard in London on Wednesday.

Women's rights activist Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, from London, appeared on Good Morning Britain today, where she slammed BAFTA's decision to nominate Margot Robbie twice in the same category

The Notting Hill star, 59, shared a sweet loving glance with his Swedish television producer wife, 36, on the star-studded red carpet.

The Duke of Cambridge said tonight at the Royal Albert Hall: 'We find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to ensure diversity ... that simply cannot be right in this day and age.'

The 73rd award ceremony is being held tomorrow night at the Royal Albert Hall, London. But this year there is an absence of black, Asian and ethnic minority nominations in the top four acting categories.

Kate Middleton, 38, wowed on the BAFTA red carpet in a white and gold gown by Alexander McQueen with Prince William, 37, at the Royal Albert Hall in London this evening.

Prince William, 37, and Kate Middleton, 38, were left chuckling after Brad Pitt quipped about Megxit during an acceptance speech at the BAFTAs at the Royal Albert Hall this evening in London.

The actress, 31, dazzled in a sleek gold sequined dress while working her magic in front of the cameras upon arriving at the coveted event.

The model and actress, 20, left little to the imagination in a sheer lace jumsuit as she left the British Vogue x Tiffany & Co's BAFTA bash at Mayfair club Annabels in London on Sunday.

Charlize Theron looked in the partying mood as she slipped into more dapper attire for Annabel's BAFTAs after-party in central London.

Laura, 52, still wore the vibrant sequinned pink gown she wore on the red carpet while rubbing shoulders with her fellow guests.

She first found fame as part of The Saturdays in 2008, alongside her bandmates Mollie King, Frankie Bridge, Una Healy and Rochelle Humes.

The-50-year-old could hardly contain her laughter when she left the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday night, ready to celebrate her win at an after party

Daisy Ridley proved that she has the force as she turned heads sweeping down the red carpet for the British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

The daughter of actor Johnny and model Vanessa Paradis looked incredible in her racy choice of outfit as she posed up a storm for the cameras.

The 56-year-old's opening monologue also had fans claiming online that he was 'dying on his feet' and his 'jokes are falling flat as day-old lemonade'.

The actress, 33, was glowing in her elegant Gucci gown as she attended the star-studded awards show and left fans delighted by live-tweeting the ceremony in hilarious fashion.

'He, like the night before, was like 'Can you do my speech for me? I can't be there,' and I was so panicked about his speech that I didn't even think about preparing one for myself,' she said on GMA.

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Cynthia Erivo is nominated for an Oscar as Best Actress for the film Harriet. But her acclaimed performance has largely been ignored in Britain. Bafta invited Cynthia to the awards but she declined.

Pitt has recently collected gongs at the Golden Globes, the BAFTAs and the SAG Awards, and audiences have noted that his speeches are brimming with wit.

The screen star, 56, reportedly pulled out of the BAFTAs - where he scooped the Supporting Actor prize - in a bid to repair his relationship with his son Maddox, 18.

The King actress, 20, pulled off her gym wear look effortlessly as she strolled to a coffee house to grab a drink with her friend before enjoying a walk in the park.

The game’s greatest love affair is on the rocks. Prime-time Brazilian news bulletins on Monday pored over the results a survey which showed that public approval of hosting the World Cup has plummeted to a record low in football’s heartland.

Joe Callaghan brings us the latest news and views from South America and provides a flavour of exactly how the World Cup in Brazil is shaping up.

Ronaldinho gets confirmation he will play no part in Brazil's World Cup plans on 34th birthday, Arsenal flops Julio Baptista and Andre Santo star and there's a classic own goal to enjoy.

Brazilians dismisses England's World Cup chances, Uruguay's participation is in doubt, and old timers Trezeguet and Riquelme prove they've still turn it on.

The World Cup is just 37 days away and excitement is building. Each week our man in Brazil, Joe Callaghan, brings us the latest news and views from South America.

BLOG FROM BRAZIL: Joe Callaghan brings us the latest news and views from Brazil and provides a flavour of exactly how the World Cup in Brazil is shaping up.

Figures from two of Britain's big four high street banks revealed the numbers of cheques being digitally deposited using mobile banking apps has surged, while branch footfall has plummeted.

Last month retired school site manager Ken Medlycott (pictured with wife Sally) won a huge £50,000 - doubling his savings. The odds of him winning such a prize in a year were one-in-7,466.

Nationwide lost its switching crown to Monzo in the final three months of last year, new figures show, as the highest number of people in four years switched their bank accounts in March.

There may be chicer, more contemporary and certainly less expensive hotels in Dublin than The Westbury - but few can be better positioned or more established, says our impressed Inspector.

Upscale accommodation chain Hotel du Vin is the latest operator to try to bring some pizzazz to Cannizaro House on Wimbledon Common. Our Inspector is not sure it will manage to work wonders.

Once upon a time, the Hoste Arms in North Norfolk was a simple pub. Now it has The Vine House, an accommodation annexe where the prices are not cheap. The Inspector takes a look.

What does £720 a night buy you? If you are staying at uber-luxurious London hotel The Lanesborough, a double room for the night - but no breakfast. The Inspector ponders whether the cost is worth it...

If you travel to Baughurst in Hampshire you'll find an old shooting lodge, The Wellington Arms. With only three rooms, and exquisite attention to detail, to stay and eat in the B&B is a joy.

The new boutique hotel, The Zetter Townhouse Marylebone, opened this summer, offering 24 uniquely decorated rooms, which ooze comfort, yet offer plenty of modern touches.

There is something happily quaint about the Chequers Inn in Lincolnshire that is maybe summed up by the slope on the nearby cricket pitch. The Inspector beds down for a one-night innings.

The west London hotel occupies five stucco-fronted townhouses and has many of the trappings of a self-consciously trendy hang-out - except that no one seems to be hanging out much.

The Warwickshire hotel opened two years ago in a former blacksmith's. While tastefully designed, it is still having some teething problems, finds The Inspector.