Friends ofPrince William andKate Middleton have ridiculedPrince Harry’s suggestion that he and his family would like to spend more time in the U.K. “The one saving grace of this whole situation is that they live 5,000 miles away,” the friend said. “The idea of them coming back here will go down like a bucket of warm sick.” However, a friend ofKing Charles told The Daily Beast that they thought Charles would be “thrilled” to have Harry and his family back in the U.

Robert Pattinson Won’t Contact Reese Witherspoon After Arrest Rob, 26, and Reese starred together in the hot 2011 film Water For Elephants, and they originally met on the set of Vanity Fair in 2004 (alas, Rob’s scene’s ended up on the cutting room floor), and they have built up a strong friendship. Reese even consoled Rob after his 2012 break up from Kristen Stewart. Now, Rob feels bad for his friend.

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With each day comes a new Sarah Jessica Parker look, especially in the era of And Just Like That ... Most days, the actress and her co-stars are spotted filming scenes from the Sex and the City reboot on the streets of New York City. And while her latest look is slightly confusing, we couldn't help but wonder: Does it actually work? On Tuesday, Parker was photographed in Brooklyn filming a scene, where it appears she and her two co-stars Cynthia Nixon (who plays Miranda) and Kristin Davis (Charlotte) are getting ready to paint something.

Kenna James Choose Your Trial: A Pioneering Approach to Criminal Justice The Kenna James Choose Your Trial program is a groundbreaking initiative that has redefined the landscape of criminal justice. It empowers individuals facing certain misdemeanor and low-level felony charges with the unprecedented option to select the method by which their case will be adjudicated. This innovative program has gained widespread recognition for its transformative impact on the criminal justice system.