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Last modified on Mar 30, 2021 16:47 BST Megan Bull Diamond engagement rings: discover some of the best designs from Tiffany & Co, Vera Wang, Beaverbrooks, Taylor & Hart and more They say diamonds are a girl's best friend, which is why you can't go wrong with a sparkling engagement ring when you're planning to pop the question. Whether it's a halo ring, trilogy ring or a classic solitaire, it's important to get to know the four c's – carat, clarity, colour and cut – before you splash the cash. Get to know more about how to buy the perfect engagement ring here, right after you've swooned over our pick of the most beautiful diamond engagement rings from high street jewellers like Beaverbrooks through to Tiffany & Co. How could she ever say no?! RELATED: 17 royal engagement rings that will blow you away: Meghan Markle, Princess Eugenie, Princess Diana and more How much money do you spend on engagement rings? Past traditions dictate that three month's salary should be spent on an engagement ring, however, these days there's no one-size-fits-all approach. Everyone has a different idea of budget and with so many designer and high-street jewellers offering a wide range of stunning styles, price doesn't have to be a major cause for concern. How many carats is appropriate for an engagement ring? According to Diamond Heaven , in the UK the average carat size for a diamond engagement ring is between 0.5-1 carats, although some suggest it's 0.6 carats. Of course, there's no pressure to abide by a certain carat size as other factors such as budget and style can impact your final choice. The best engagement rings: 1. Beaverbrooks A timeless token of love, this Platinum Diamond Halo Ring is seriously stunning. It's hard not to fall in love with the beautiful round cut diamond which sits at its centre. Platinum Diamond Halo Ring , £3,250, Beaverbrooks SHOP NOW … [Read more...] about 22 of the best engagement rings from Vera Wang, Tiffany and more

June 01, 2020 - 15:33 BST Nichola Murphy Zoe Ball, Jamie Oliver and more celebrities have shared glimpses at their stunning vegetable plots. From herbs to potatoes, see what they've been growing... People up and down the country have been getting green fingers during the quarantine period, even celebrities such as Zoe Ball and Holly Willoughby ! While some stars already had their own fruit and vegetable patches before the lockdown went into effect, the extra time at home means many of them have been paying more attention to them over the past few weeks. We're not complaining, as it means they have inadvertently given fans a better look at their gorgeous gardens! From herbs to root vegetables, take a look at what our favourite celebrities have been growing... Jamie Oliver We're not surprised Jamie Oliver grows his own vegetables to use in his delicious homecooked meals. Back in 2016, the celebrity chef shared a snap of himself introducing his fifth child, River, to the world of food. The proud dad wrote: "Hanging out with my boy in the veg patch!! As you do... big love guys." Jamie also revealed in 2018 that his love of the garden has caused his wife Jools him of cheating in the past. Speaking to Closer magazine, he said: "My missus accused me of having an affair once because I kept disappearing and coming back with green on my knees." He explained: "It was courgette season and I was in the vegetable patch!" Holly Willoughby Holly Willoughby shared a selfie to Instagram that showed she has been honing her gardening skills during the lockdown. In the photos, the This Morning star proudly stood in her garden with a trowel in hand as she tended to two vegetable planting bags in front of her, both of them filled with soil and potatoes. We're even jealous of her gardening gear which included wellies, a grey Levi's sweatshirt and a polka dot hair scarf - we just wish … [Read more...] about Celebrities with amazing vegetable gardens! Holly Willoughby, Ben Shepard & more

April 11, 2021 - 19:29 BST hellomagazine.com Climate Change: Ade on the Frontline star Ade Adepitan tied the knot with Linda Harrison in a dreamy summer wedding at St Paul's Cathedral Ade Adepitan married Linda Harrison in a beautiful St Paul's Cathedral wedding, a nd we are taking a look back at the Climate Change: Ade on the Frontline star's gorgeous big day. READ: Ade Adepitan postponed his wedding in 2017 for sweet reason It was a traditional service for the Nigeria-born groom and Scottish bride, who brought together two families, two cultures and two countries in a celebration. Loading the player... WATCH: 9 of the most stunning celebrity weddings "Everyone says it’s the best day of your life but it was probably better than that," the sports pundit, TV presenter and wheelchair basketball Paralympian told HELLO! . "We were ordinary people in an extraordinary place and you could see everyone take a breath as they looked around at the grand surroundings. It was slightly overwhelming." Ade Adepitan married Linda Harrison in 2018 Ade, 48, was able to marry Linda, 31, a singer who performs under the stage name Elle Exxe, in the quire of St Paul's. The MBE he earned in 2005 for services to disability sport gave him the right to wed there - although he likes to joke he slipped them a fiver. The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer were married in the cathedral in 1981. "So no pressure," confessed Ade. "Friends were saying: 'People like us, where we come from, don't have weddings like that.' But Linda and I are both dreamers - we set our goals high." MORE: Celeb brides' second wedding dresses revealed: Lisa Faulkner, Rochelle Humes, Ellie Goulding, more MORE: Celeb brides who wore colour on their wedding days MORE: The most romantic celeb proposals He was greeted with hugs from members of the congregation, which included friends soprano … [Read more...] about Ade Adepitan and Linda Harrison’s stunning St Paul’s Cathedral wedding – a look back

Photo: Gregg DeGuire/WireImage Crazy Eyes is now getting some crazy money. Uzo Aduba is becoming a golden girl for CBS, with the network giving her a multiyear producing deal to further build its slate of television shows. Per Variety , Aduba’s first order of business will be executive producing and starring in a new drama series from Michelle and Robert King (a.k.a. the couple that created The Good Wife and Evil ) titled Low Country. In the series, Aduba will play “the least likely deputy sheriff in South Carolina’s low country” as a Black and “openly gay” woman, who will find herself squaring off against “the wealthy white crime family that has kept everyone in the grip of fear.” (Suddenly, we have a huge craving for cheesy grits.) Until then, Aduba will be starring in HBO’s In Treatment reboot. … [Read more...] about Uzo Aduba Has a Fancy New CBS Deal

Photo: CBS After The Good Wife ’s final episode airs, the show will be remembered as an incredibly strong network TV series, and rightly so. But it’s also had its fair share of (inevitable) missteps over the past seven seasons. In advance of Sunday night’s series finale, here’s a journey back through the best and the worst The Good Wife has offered us, through the lens of ten of its best and worst episodes. Obligatory caveat that “best” and “worst” are completely arbitrary, and acknowledgment that season six is heavily represented on the “worst” list. In my defense, season six was very bad . BEST: It tested the bonds between characters. This episode will likely find a spot on every best-of list across the internet, and rightly so. It’s evidence of one of the things The Good Wife did best: building strong relationships between characters, and then putting those characters into situations where those bonds were tested. In exploring Alicia’s choice to create her own firm with Cary, the show is able to explore the scope of Alicia’s relationship to Will, the consequences of friends becoming enemies, and the limits and ethics of ambition. It accomplished a storytelling feat — in the span of 42 minutes — that some full-length feature films can’t muster. What other show can have one character violently swoop another character’s belongings off of a desk without it seeming melodramatic? WORST: When it tried too hard to be funny. There have been moments of true humor throughout The Good Wife ’s run (the strongest of those moments came from dry asides or from literally anything Alan Cumming ever did). But often, when it was clear the show was really trying to be funny, it fell flat. The Good Wife milked and milked and milked the humor behind attorney Elsbeth Tascioni’s quirky personality, but I wasn’t laughing when we got to literally see inside her head and found clowns and penguins and cruise ships. It’s damned both ways: Either it was … [Read more...] about The Best and Worst of