Big Brother VIP's Caitlyn Jenner reveals the incredible details of Kim Kardashian wedding - Daily Mail

Big Brother VIP star Caitlyn Jenner reveals the extraordinary details of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's lavish wedding - and says the rapper was always 'good to her'

By Marta Jary For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 09:26 GMT, 1 November 2021 | Updated: 13:30 GMT, 1 November 2021

Caitlyn Jenner has described her warm relationship with Kanye West, and how he made his 2014 wedding to Kim Kardashian truly lavish. 

Speaking to her housemates on Big Brother VIP during Monday's premiere episode, the 72-year-old explained: 'Kim's getting married to Kanye. They decide to have the reception the night before, at Versailles in Paris. 

'Kanye rents out Versailles, and they have never had a private party there, but Kanye pulls the strings. It was spectacular,' she said. 

Expensive! Caitlyn Jenner (pictured) has described her warm relationship with Kanye West, and how he made his 2014 wedding to Kim Kardashian truly lavish

Caitlyn went on: 'They thanked everyone and said tomorrow, the wedding will be in Florence. We are in Paris. They said pack your bags, we are going to Paris, we have two huge private jets.' 

The couple said 'I do' at Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy - and no expense was spared.  

'The dinner table was at leas 100 feet long, white marble, and you start looking for where you are sitting. And instead of a name tag they had engraved your name into the marble!' Caitlyn revealed to gasps from her housemates. 

Wow! Speaking to her housemates on Big Brother VIP during Monday's premiere episode, the 72-year-old explained that Kanye had the guests names engraved into the 100 foot marble table instead of having place cards. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are pictured 

What a guest! Caitlyn says she was thinking how good the music of Andrea Bocelli (pictured) would sound at the ceremony, when the man himself appeared right behind her 

'I am up there looking out over the city of Florence and I think, what I need is Bocelli. The blind singer,' she went on. 

'Kim comes walking down this long walkway, and what do I hear? Bocelli. I am thinking this is perfect. 

'I think, wait a second, and there he was, standing right behind me. Andrea Bocelli. I turned around to Kris and I go...' she said, her mouth dropping open. 

'I think, wait a second, and there he was, standing right behind me. Andrea Bocelli. I turned around to Kris and I go...' she said, her mouth dropping open

Close: Caitlyn revealed that despite his quirks, Kanye was always kind to her. 'I liked Kanye. I got along very well with Kanye. He was certainly out there but he was always very, very, very good to me,' she said

Caitlyn revealed that despite his quirks, Kanye was always kind to her.  

'Kanye had set that all up. It was a very cool wedding. Great attention to detail. Kanye was very, very god at that. 

'I liked Kanye. I got along very well with Kanye. He was certainly out there but he was always very, very, very good to me,' she said. 

Unfortunately the couple's six year marriage is over, with Kim filing for divorce earlier this year. 

Big Brother VIP continues Tuesday at 7.30pm on Channel Seven 

Split: Unfortunately the couple's six year marriage is over, with Kim filing for divorce earlier this year

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The Book of Boba Fett's First Trailer Takes Us Back Into the Star Wars Underworld - Gizmodo

Hail to the new king of Jabba’s Palace—and beyond.

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Boba Fett is back, and he and his latest bounty hunting partner mean business in Star Wars’ twisty underworld of smugglers and scum. Lucasfilm has released the first teaser trailer for The Book of Boba Fett, giving us a taste of what to expect from the first major spinoff out of the slice of the Star Wars universe glimpsed in The Mandalorian season two on Disney+.

While we might have to wait for Rosario Dawson’s Ahsoka Tano (and a few old friends) to go on her own path to spinoff status, in the here and now, there are more pressing concerns on the mind of Boba (the returning Temuera Morrison) and his associate Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen): The Fett family is back in the business, and now he wants all of the desert planet Tatooine and maybe even beyond it—to know.

When last we left Boba and Fennec in the post-credits scene of The Mandalorian season two’s finale, the duo calmly rolled into Jabba the Hutt’s abandoned palace on Tatooine. Turns out it was not-so abandoned, and the dregs of the Hutt’s criminal empire were being managed by his former Majordomo, Bib Fortuna, from a nice chair that Boba quickly relieved him from courtesy of a few blaster bolts. Now he sits on the chair and has plans to make his public return to the wretched hive of scum and villainy that is Star Wars’ criminal society—a pocket of the galaxy that Lucasfilm has been very interested in exploring as of late—by not just taking over the former Hutt’s business, but expanding it in his own name, with a desire to rule with respect rather than fear.

Just how successful Boba and Fennec are—and how many targets are painted on their backs by making one of the most infamous bounty hunters in Star Wars history’s return a known thing—remains to be seen, but no doubt we’ll get more of a taste over the next month or so, until The Book of Boba Fett hits Disney+ starting December 29. Here’s a new poster too, in the meantime:

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'Real Housewives' expanding franchise to Dubai - Fox News

Bravo's "Real Housewives" franchise is going international.

The network announced Monday that its 11th series, "The Real Housewives of Dubai," will premiere in 2022. 

"Everything’s bigger in Dubai," executive producer Andy Cohen said in a press release. "I couldn’t be more excited to launch Bravo’s first international ‘Housewives’ series in a city I’ve been fascinated by for years, with an outstanding group of friends as our guides."

The cast has not yet been announced. While making an appearance on the TODAY show, Cohen added, "This is going to blow the lid off of the entire franchise."

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The glamourous series will follow a "group of women navigating their relationships, careers, and supremely lavish and ultra-wealthy lifestyles in the United Arab Emirates," according to the presser. 

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"With the desert paradise of Dubai as the backdrop, this billionaire's playground is known for its over-the-top opulence, jaw-dropping modern architecture and wild nightlife scene. Whether they're coasting on a private plane, running their own empires or hosting on a private island, these glamourous, successful women are ready to serve up scorching hot drama and unexpected twists," it described.

Andy Cohen is executive producing the new series "The Real Housewives of Dubai." (Jason Mendez/Invision/AP)

Also premiering soon on NBC's streaming service, Peacock, is the rebooted franchise "The Real Housewives of Miami." It's returning for a fourth season in December after originally airing from 2011 to 2013.

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The cast includes Alexia Echevarria, Lisa Hochstein, and Larsa Pippen plus newcomers Guerdy Abraira, Julia Lemigova, and Dr. Nicole Martin.

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The Book of Boba Fett's first trailer teases the spinoff fans have been waiting for - The Verge

The Book of Boba Fett just got its first trailer ahead of its debut on Disney Plus on December 29th, giving an initial look at the upcoming spinoff for the galaxy’s most infamous bounty hunter.

The spinoff has been a long time coming: Boba Fett has long been one of Star Wars’ most popular characters since his introduction (in the otherwise reviled Star Wars Holiday Special). He’s captured the imagination of fans with his action-figure-worthy costume and ice-cold demeanor in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, despite scant minutes of screentime and just four lines of dialogue across the two films.

Fett’s character was later expounded upon in subsequent Star Wars novels, an introductory backstory in the prequels, and eventually, the entire genesis of the fan-favorite Mandalorian culture that’s in turn lead to The Mandalorian series. And while there have been rumors for years that Disney was planning to give Boba Fett his own film spinoff, it wasn’t until a post-credit reveal following The Mandalorian’s second season that the news of the bounty hunter finally getting top billing was revealed.

The Book of Boba Fett is set just after that post credit scene, which saw Fett (Temuera Morrison) — aided by fellow bounty hunter Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) — killing Bib Fortuna and reclaiming the palace and territory once held by Jabba the Hutt. The new series appears to follow Fett’s efforts to bring some order to the former crime lord’s holding — presumably without too many disintegrations.

The Book of Boba Fett is also just the first of several planned Mandalorian spinoffs that Disney has in the works for Disney Plus; the company is also working on Ashoka and Rangers of the New Republic, which will cross over with the original series in the future in a “climactic story event.” That’s in addition to other Star Wars shows set to hit the streaming service in the future, including the Rogue One prequel Andor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Lando, The Acolyte, and future seasons of The Bad Batch and The Mandalorian.

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‘Succession’ Season 3, Episode 3: Head Spaces and Hullabaloo - The New York Times

There was plenty of petty Roy cruelty to go around in this week’s brutal episode.

Season 3, Episode 3: ‘The Disruption’

“Succession” is often a “fun” show, where all the sniping and the slip-ups of the rich and the arrogant generates some incredibly entertaining schadenfreude. But any given episode — like this week’s “The Disruption” — can be brutal, as the characters we hate to love fall hard.

The problem with the Roy family right now is that as far as they’re concerned, coming out ahead in their epic public squabble matters more than saving their company or avoiding federal prosecution. Yet just because they’re preoccupied with petty power games doesn’t mean the F.B.I. is going to wait for them to finish clobbering each other.

This is exactly what Kendall’s attorney Lisa Arthur warned him about last week as he bopped around his ex-wife’s apartment, feverishly pitching a coup to his siblings. Lisa has been trying to help the government, to keep her client out of jail. Meanwhile, it turns out that Kendall has been doing exactly what Logan always assumed he was doing: using the Brightstar cruise line scandal as “a play,” to outwit his father and to reinvent himself as a progressive hero.

So everything inevitably implodes this week, not just for Kendall, but for his father and for Siobhan — and in a roundabout and sickeningly sad way, for Roman. The first third of this episode is a bit of a romp, as the Roys rapidly punch and counterpunch. And then the walls start closing in.

First: the not-so-playful sparring, which keeps getting rougher by the minute. At Waystar, Logan and his loyalists are annoyed at Kendall for an interview where he made noises about “planting a flag” within the company, while saying of his family, “I’m just really happy in my head space and I hope they’re happy in theirs.” Roman mocks this mercilessly around the office, tossing around the term “head space” with glee. (Imitating his brother, Roman adds, “I love my kids, uh, Blur Face and Who Cares.”)

Shiv, though, thinks it’s time for a more aggressive public response to Kendall, whose accusations and self-aggrandizing declarations are dominating the business news. She starts by attending the annual gala benefit for the Committee for the Protection and Welfare of Journalists, where she waves away an ATN hater by reminding him her dad’s business has kept a lot of local newspapers alive. She’s defending Logan the only way she knows how: through the wishy-washy talking points she can half-convince herself she believes.

Then Shiv runs into Kendall; and it’s here where this episode starts to take a turn. He offers a meek quasi-apology for his misogynistic rant during their last meeting. (“I maybe threw a couple of ugly rocks.”) But when she tries to get him to promise he won’t cause an ugly scene by coming into the Waystar offices, he smirks. Seeing his sister doing the kind of thankless public-facing hack work that used to be his job prompts him to say, earnestly, “Look at this. It’s you now. I’m sorry for you.”

Worse than earning her brother’s pity, Shiv may have given him an idea. Kendall does in fact decide, almost on a whim, to show up at the Waystar building, hoping to generate some more positive publicity through an open act of rebellion. The whole sequence where Kendall comes in, just before an employee “town hall” Shiv has organized, is incredibly tense, as no one is quite sure what legal right they have to remove him.

This is something that pops up a lot in this episode: the proper chain of command in this new reality where Logan is pretending, for legal and PR reasons, that he’s no longer in charge. Can Gerri swing a deal with the Israelis without Logan’s approval? Does Waystar’s security have to follow Logan’s orders when Kendall — still technically an employee and a shareholder — tries to pass through? Can the staff refuse to admit representatives of the court bearing subpoenas? Can Logan threaten his old buddy, the President of the United States, with bad ATN coverage if the Department of Justice doesn’t back off?

This question of authority extends to what Logan asks of his children. He gets annoyed that Shiv would rather take on the job of publicly attacking Kendall than defending her father. The “I wuv my Daddy” gig falls to a reluctant Roman, who agrees to do an interview with ATN Business but then nixes nearly every question about his childhood. (Roman finally makes up a story about going fly fishing in Montana with his pop, then later admits his genuinely happy childhood memory actually happened with Connor.) Logan would rather Shiv play the sweetie-pie and his son be the assassin, but Roman says attacking Kendall “makes me feel unwell.” After all, his brother was more of a father figure to him than his actual father — who, in a painful scene, insinuates that Roman is a weak-willed worm.

Sarah Snook in “Succession.”Macall B. Polay/HBO

As for why Shiv can’t bring herself to hail her dad, this is addressed in another remarkable moment, where she tries to get Logan to admit to what actually happened at Brightstar. All he will say is that no one will ever find any evidence that he knew anything about “all of this hullabaloo” — and that he was just trying to shield the family from harm.

I’ve written before about how Kendall uses nonsense biz-speak to express how he’s really feeling, but it’s worth taking a moment to consider how Logan uses softening or dehumanizing words — like “hullabaloo” — to insulate himself from criticism. He refers to the women hurt in the Brightstar scandal as “Moaning Minnies.” And he shrugs off the cover-up, saying, “Maybe there were some salty moves.”

Logan says this after Shiv asks, “Can we talk?,” which is her code for, “Can we drop the act for a second?” Alas, she’s never brave enough to demand total honesty. One of her pet phrases is “Is there a world where ___?” (fill in the blank with some variation on “be honest”), which is her tacit way of acknowledging that no, there is not.

All this dancing around the subject ultimately leads the Roys to skip off the edge of a cliff. Kendall thinks he’s controlling the narrative, with his offers to “open the kimono” to business reporters and his willingness to let himself be roasted in person at the late-night TV comedy show “The Disruption with Sophie Iwobi.” (“This is being in the conversation,” he insists, while watching Iwobi skewer him.) And Shiv thinks she can turn things around with her Waystar town hall, where Hugo has tossed aside all the angrier employee comments in favor of what Roman calls “less question-y questions.”

But Kendall pulls a cruel stunt during his Waystar visit, arranging it so Nirvana’s “Rape Me” blares through a few scattered speakers while Shiv is talking. She responds by issuing a statement — which Roman refuses to sign — saying the whole family is concerned about Kendall’s drug addiction and mental health issues.

And then the F.B.I. arrives. Maybe there was a world where the Roys could’ve avoided what’s about to happen. But it’s not a world where any of them live.

Due Diligence

• Sophie Iwobi is played by the comic Ziwe, who has been a writer and performer on multiple “The Disruption”-like TV shows, including “Desus & Mero” and her own “Ziwe.”

• The tone-deaf sloganeers in Waystar’s PR department come through again, pitching a series of full-page apology ads with the tag line “We Get It” — a phrase that, as Shiv rightly notes, sounds more exasperated than empathetic.

• Cousin Greg — or as Tom calls him, the “leggy princeling of ATN” — blows off a work event to hang with Kendall, who he believes is going to buy him an expensive watch. (“I’ve always been self-conscious about my wrists,” Greg confesses.) It turns out Kendall is just hooking his cousin up with a watch-broker and has no intention of paying; but Greg is coaxed into spending 40 grand anyway because he’s told he left his “patina” on the timepiece. (“I don’t have a patina! I shower!”) And then the watch breaks.

• Tom has his own troubles this week, as he gets legal advice from an old friend who suggests there’s no way he’s not going to see jail time. Accepting the inevitable, he tells Logan he’s willing to sacrifice himself to the feds. Whether he’s being sincere or whether this too is a “play” remains unclear.

• When Kendall runs into Tom at the Waystar offices, he claps his brother-in-law on the shoulders with both hands — a gesture Tom briefly misinterprets, moving in as though expecting a hug. Whether this moment was scripted or spontaneous, it’s a brilliant illustration of who these guys are.

• A neat image: As Shiv walks back to her office after the town-hall humiliation, the reflection of New York in the windows as she walks down the hall briefly makes it look like she’s about to step outside and plunge to her to death.

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Kanye West Joined By Marilyn Manson and Justin Bieber at Sunday Service Concert - Consequence

Amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, Marilyn Manson has found an unlikely ally in Kanye West. After appearing alongside Kanye at a listening event for his latest album, Donda, earlier this year, the disgraced rocker was again spotted with Kanye on Sunday — this time at his Sunday Service gospel concert. What’s more, Justin Bieber was also on hand.

Manson, Bieber, and rapper Roddy Ricch all joined Kanye and his Sunday Service gospel choir for a rooftop performance held on Halloween. All of the parties were dressed entirely in white — with Manson also choosing to obscure his face with a mask. Alongside performances of Donda tracks like “No Child Left Behind” and “Moon” by the Sunday Service choir, Bieber and Ricch also performed a selection of their own songs.

Kanye has seemingly aligned himself with Manson and other controversial figures like DaBaby as a statement against “cancel culture.” But whereas DaBaby has simply faced criticism for things he has said, Manson is the subject of a criminal investigation over his alleged misconduct, as well as a defendant in multiple civil suits. All told, at least 15 different women — including actresses Evan Rachel Wood and Esme Bianco — have accused Manson of horrific acts of sexual abuse and other violent behavior.

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