L-R: Quinn Hamilton (Lucien Laviscount) and Minnie Cooper (Sophie Cookson) in 'This Time Next Year' Courtesy of Roku For This Time Next Year author Sophie Cousens’ first go at adapting one of ...

the most challenging part was capturing the internal dialogue of her “spiky” protagonist” Minnie Cooper (Sophie Cookson). The story, set over multiple New Year’s Eves and New Year’s Days, follows ...

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has marked her 60 th birthday with the release of a new photograph taken at her home earlier this month. Dressed in a black top and white skirt, Sophie is seen ...

But in the steep climbs of Kathmandu, Nepal, Edward and Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, were quietly off planting magnolia trees and meeting veterans and widows at the Gurkha Welfare Trust ...

Duchess Sophie was seen visiting Dogs for Autism and the Treloar Trust in Hampshire where she looked lovely in a pair of bright teal trousers with a wide-leg cut and waist-cinching silhouette.

Reflecting on a deeply moving moment from 2022, Sophie opened up about the vigil her two children participated in at Westminster Hall, standing watch over the coffin of their grandmother ...

Sophie and Edward chose not to give their daughter and son a royal title at birth and very rarely speak about their private family life. But the proud mum opened up about Louise, 21, and James ...

The pair join Lukas Gage, Rupert Friend and Harvey Guillén in Drew Hancock's film about a weekend getaway that goes violently wrong. By Frank Scheck “There’ve been two moments in my life when ...

Debbie Watts, President at Palmerston Indoor Bowls Club, Palmerston Drive Fareham, along with her husband Mick are bowling for 24 hours, non-stop in aid of Sophie’s Legacy. Did you know with a ...

The Indiana Fever traded for Sophie Cunningham on Friday, sending former No. 2 overall pick NaLyssa Smith and this year's first-round pick (No. 8) to Phoenix for Cunningham and the 19th pick of ...

Debbie Watts, President at Palmerston Indoor Bowls Club, along with her husband Mick bowled 24 hours non-stop in aid of Sophie’s Legacy at the club in Palmerston Drive, Fareham on February 1.