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April 17, 2021 - 15:48 BST Megan Bull Lady Louise Windsor attended her grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral at St George's Chapel in Windsor on Saturday 17 April. She wore a suit jacket and a matching skirt teamed with a fascinator. Dressed in black, Lady Louise Windsor paid tribute to her beloved grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh on Saturday 17 April. Joining her parents, The Earl and Countess of Wessex as well as her younger brother, James, Viscount Severn at St George's Chapel in Windsor, the 17-year-old looked emotional as she headed into the service. RELATED: Lady Louise Windsor wears black as she mourns grandfather Prince Philip Lady Louise Windsor joined her family at St George's Chapel in Windsor Wearing a suit jacket and a matching skirt teamed with a headband fascinator and heels, the young royal reminded us of her lookalike mum, Sophie, who donned a coat-style dress, statement hat … [Read more...] about Lady Louise Windsor is elegant in black for her grandfather Prince Philip’s funeral

April 17, 2021 - 15:30 BST Megan Bull The Countess of Wessex wore an elegant dress and a matching hat to attend the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral on Saturday 17 April. The Countess of Wessex joined her family to attend the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral on Saturday 17 April. Donning an elegant black dress pinned with a brooch for the service at St George's Chapel in Windsor, she coordinated with a matching hat, suede heels and a small clutch bag. Wearing her blonde tresses in a low chignon which showcased her pearl droplet earrings, Sophie opted for natural and dewy makeup. RELATED: Lady Louise Windsor borrows outfit from The Countess of Wessex for moving appearance The Countess of Wessex wore all black (Photo: i-Images) Looking sombre as she mourned her father-in-law, the Countess attended the service alongside her husband Prince Edward and their two children, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount … [Read more...] about The Countess of Wessex wears sombre dress to mourn Prince Philip

Wet Hot American Summer, 2001. Photo: Eureka Pictures If I’d listened to the guy at Blockbuster, I might never have seen Wet Hot American Summer at such a pivotal time. “Don’t get this,” the Blockbuster guy said when I brought the DVD to the register. “You’ll regret it . ” In all my years of Blockbuster-ing I had never been told that I’d “regret” a rental, not even Under Siege 2: Dark Territory or Rob Schneider’s The Animal. I asked him why he hated it so much. “Because it’s dumb as hell and it makes no sense,” he clarified. I rented it anyway. And then I took it to my friend’s house where we proceeded to laugh harder than we’d ever laughed before, all the while wondering: What were we seeing that this other guy didn’t? And: Why wasn’t this a thing that everyone was talking about? Looking back on the initial reviews of the film — and they are famously, almost unanimously vicious — critics clearly shared the Blockbuster guy’s opinion, focusing on Wet Hot as … [Read more...] about ’s Undefinable Brand of Smart Stupidity