The son of Dame Edna Everage actor Barry Humphries was taken to hospital on Christmas Day after a failed suicide bid. Oscar Humphries, 21, who has a history of alcohol and cocaine addiction ...

Dame Maggie Smith was once among a VIP group of guests who were invited to a very posh sleepover with the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip at Windsor Castle. During the Easter period in ...

But after Dame Edna Everage pilloried Spanish speakers, the joke backfired on her alter ego, comedian Barry Humphries. In Dame Edna's satirical agony column in Vanity Fair magazine she hit out at ...

What awards has Dame Edna been nominated for? Dame Edna has been nominated for Special Awards from the Outer Critics Circle Awards for The Royal Tour and received a Special Tony Award for a Live ...

During Golden Jubilee celebrations five years earlier, as Dame Edna, he had introduced the Queen as the "the Jubilee girl" Humphries' final tour last year, The Man Behind The Mask, saw him recount ...

Barry Humphries met the royals on countless occasions but there was one incident where the future King and Queen lost their composure.

Australian entertainer Barry Humphries, best known for his comic character Dame Edna Everage, has died aged 89. The star had been in hospital in Sydney after suffering complications following hip ...

Sir Keir Starmer does not take his full salary as Prime Minister. MPs have been told he takes £75,440 a year rather than the ...

England’s outstanding weight-for-age performer has had a minor setback and has been ruled out of a trip to Sydney to defend his Group 1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes title.

Dame Imelda Staunton was “inconsolable” when she heard Queen Elizabeth had died while she was playing the monarch on The Crown. The 68-year-old actress portrayed Her Late Majesty in the final ...

Dame Elizabeth Esteve-Coll, who has died aged 85, was a brave and far-sighted director of the Victoria and Albert Museum from ...

Both have now been replaced with scenes from Crivelli’s Garden, a mural by Dame Paula Rego ... The portraits of Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth I that are no longer pride of place ...