Joan Plowright, an award-winning British actress and widow of Laurence Olivier, has died. She was 95. "She enjoyed a long and illustrious career across theatre, film and TV over seven decades ...

Laurence Olivier. She won the Tony for Best Actress in a Play in 1961 for her performance in Shelagh Delaney’s A Taste of Honey. Decades later she received an Oscar nomination for her ...

It was in 1956 when the late Joan Plowright (who has died aged 95) first clocked eyes on the man who would become her second husband, Sir Laurence Olivier, when the acting legend visited the young ...

Award-winning British actor Joan Plowright, who with her late husband Laurence Olivier did much to revitalize the U.K.'s theatrical scene in the decades after World War II, has died. She was 95.

Plowright made her on-screen debut in 1956’s “Moby Dick” before gaining wider recognition in the 1960 film adaptation of “The Entertainer” alongside Laurence Olivier, whom she later married.

Think you don't like parsnips? You've probably just not cooked them right - and Jamie Oliver is here to change your mind. The celeb cook's secret hack to elevating the otherwise boring vegetable ...

Take the stress out of Christmas with Jamie Oliver's 'perfect' chicken gravy that can be made in advance. Cooking a festive roast with all the trimmings isn't easy, especially when you've got a ...

Chef Jamie Oliver has shared key tips to perfect the meat on the big day. Sharing a cooking video to Instagram, Jamie offered advice to his large social media following of over 10.5 million people.

Dame Joan Plowright, one of Britain's most celebrated stage and screen stars and the widow of Sir Laurence Olivier, has died at the age of 95. Her career spanned 60 years and included an Oscar ...

MOSCOW — It’s akin to Turkey at Thanksgiving: On New Year’s in Russia, revelers traditionally consume lashings of Olivier salad. It was introduced to the then-Russian Empire in 1860 by ...

And during the intermission, Marc Denis asked Mathieu Olivier if the team was playing more intensely (especially towards Laine) to make him eat his words. His response: “no comment.” ...