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Queen Camilla delivered a strong message in support of survivors of abuse during a reception at St. James's Palace in London on March 10, marking International Women's Day and the 15th anniversary of the Women of the World organization.

The 78 year old royal hosted the event as president of WOW, a global initiative that promotes equality and amplifies the voices of women and girls. The gathering included several notable guests, among them actress Miriam Margolyes. In her speech, Camilla addressed survivors of violence directly, offering words of solidarity and support.

She told attendees that many survivors have struggled to share their experiences or have not been believed. Camilla emphasized that they are not alone and that others stand beside them in solidarity and compassion. She also stressed the importance of telling women's stories, noting that silence often allows violence against women and girls to continue unchecked.

Camilla highlighted the work of the Women of the World organization over the past 15 years, saying its festivals and programs have created a platform for women's experiences to be shared around the globe. According to the Queen, these conversations have encouraged thousands of people across six continents to take action in addressing gender inequality and violence.

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Sarah Jane Ramos is setting the record straight about the end of her engagement to Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.

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Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright have reached a custody agreement for their young son, Cruz, marking a significant step forward in their ongoing divorce.

According to court documents filed March 10, the former couple will share joint legal custody of their child and both remain responsible for making decisions about his health, education and overall welfare. However, Cartwright will have the final say in medical decisions if the pair cannot reach an agreement.

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Conan O'Brien has opened up about the emotional aftermath of a tragedy that unfolded shortly after filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner attended a holiday party hosted by the comedian and his wife, Liza Powel O'Brien.

Rob and Michele were found dead in their Los Angeles home on Dec. 14, one day after attending the gathering with their son, Nick Reiner. Authorities later arrested Nick, 32, who has since been charged with two counts of first-degree murder. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Reflecting on the events in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published March 9, O'Brien described the shocking sequence of events that followed the party. "Very simply, we had a party, we invited our really good friends and then, the next day, this terrible thing happened," he said.

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Katherine Heigl is getting back into the spotlight.

And she's doing it for a good reason. On March 8, the Grey's Anatomy alum attended her first public event in two years to benefit Florida's Big Dog Ranch House.

Katherine wore a bright knee-length dress with a blue, green, and purple pattern to the Wine, Women, and Shoes fundraiser event in Palm Beach, Florida. She paired the dress with blue heels, a yellow purse, and a stylish, voluminous updo.

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Gwen Stefani revealed that welcoming her youngest son in her forties became the moment that reshaped her spiritual life.

The singer said the experience, combined with unexpected conversations about faith, pushed her toward Christianity during a period when she was longing for another child.

Speaking in an interview with the Hallow prayer and meditation platform, the pop star admitted she once feared she had waited too long to grow her family.

"I really wanted to have another baby," she explained, recalling how the desire stayed with her as she got older.

At the same time, Stefani said she began working with a man who had once identified as an atheist before later embracing Judaism and studying the Torah.

The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, 27, spoke to children during a segment on Good Morning America on Monday, March 9, while promoting his new children's book, Better Than a Touchdown. One young fan asked him if he had ever wanted to quit. Hurts reflected candidly on the question, revealing that there was indeed a time during his college years when he doubted his path.

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Grammy-winning rapper Doja Cat publicly rebuked actor Timothée Chalamet for dismissive comments regarding the relevance of opera and ballet. In a viral TikTok video , the “Paint the Town Red” artist joined a growing chorus of high-profile figures, including Jamie Lee Curtis and Diane Warren, defending traditional art forms against claims of obsolescence.

The controversy stems from a February 2026 CNN-Variety town hall event in Austin, Texas, where Chalamet was discussing the future of theatrical cinema with his Interstellar co-star Matthew McConaughey. During the conversation, the Marty Supreme star expressed a desire to work in mediums with high contemporary audience engagement, stating, “I don’t want to be working in ballet or opera where it’s like, ‘Hey, keep this thing alive,’ even though no one cares about this anymore.” Though Chalamet quickly added “all respect” to those in those industries and joked that he had just “lost 14 cents in viewership,” the comments sparked immediate backlash from global arts institutions.