Tracee, 51, was over the moon for her mom, Diana Ross Diana Ross, 79, has been announced as the new face of Saint Laurent, and no-one was more proud than Diana's daughter, Tracee Ellis Ross. "@Dianaross no one like you!!! NO ONE!!! Just the most gorgeous," Tracee, 51, exclaimed in the comments on her mom's Instagram post, as she unveiled the new campaign.  The new shots, taken by David Sims, see Diana perched on a stool wearing a black off-the-shoulder bodycon dress with halter neck detailing.

Colin Firth and Toni Collette star as the Petersons in new crime drama The Staircase. Photo / Supplied It was one of America's most gripping murder trials of the last two decades. At its heart was a seemingly perfect marriage. Yet in the early hours of a cold December morning in 2001 Kathleen Peterson would be found lying dead at the bottom of a flight of stairs, drenched in her own blood and with numerous deep lacerations to her head.

The fashion designer and Spice Girls star embraced her injury in this ultimate off-duty look   Victoria Beckham is not letting her foot injury get her down. The fashion icon, 49, was spotted on an outing in Paris rocking an immaculate off-duty look on Thursday where she made crutches look stylish.  The former Spice Girl was spotted wearing a pair of super-fitted black leggings with a black sweater with a round neck and the sleeves rolled up to the elbow.

IntroductionWes Craven, a name synonymous with the horror genre in Hollywood, has left an indelible mark on the film industry. Known for his iconic films like “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and “Scream,” Craven’s legacy continues to influence filmmakers and audiences alike. This article delves into the projected net worth of Wes Craven in 2024, exploring his career, sources of wealth, and the financial legacy he left behind. AttributeDetailEstimated Net Worth:$40 millionAge at Death:76Born:August 2, 1939Country of Origin:United StatesSource of Wealth:Film Director, Producer, WriterEarly Life and Career BeginningsWes Craven was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and had a challenging upbringing.

Among Anne Frank's other famed possessions are books, postcards, photos (of herself, her family, and movie stars), and of course, her marbles (via Anne Frank House). Toosje Kupers said Frank felt she had to get rid of things that were important to her so that others would not take them when she was gone. Sadly, neither of the friends knew at the time that her concern would not be necessary because she would not be returning.