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Douglas Booth sparks dating rumours with Prince Harry's ex July 4, 2016 Xpose.ie British actor Douglas Booth appears to have found a match with Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas after enjoying a Wimbledon date on Monday (04Jul16). The Pride And Prejudice And Zombies star, 23, turned heads as he arrived with Cressida at the London tennis championships, and was photographed playing the perfect gentleman as he helped to guide the 27-year-old socialite-turned-actress to their seats at Centre Court, reports DailyMail.co.uk. Douglas, who dressed up in a grey suit and white shirt for the sporting date, later shared a photo of his view online as he cheered on fellow Brit Andy Murray, who faced off against Australian newcomer Nick Kyrgios. "#Murray vs #Kyrgios," he captioned the shot. "This one should be good!" Murray managed to beat Kyrgios in three sets to move forward to the quarter finals on Wednesday (06Jul16), when he will compete against Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Booth did not comment on his pretty date for the Wimbledon outing, but it's not the first time Bonas has chosen the tennis competition to debut a new man in her life. She was romantically linked to Wolf Hall and Kingsman: The Secret Service star Edward Holcroft after they were snapped looking cosy as they attended Wimbledon last summer (15). Ironically, Bonas was also previously said to have dated Booth's The Riot Club co-star Freddie Fox. She split from Prince Harry in 2014 after a two-year relationship. Meanwhile, Douglas is alleged to have most recently romanced his former Pride And Prejudice And Zombies castmate Ellie Bamber, and he enjoyed a relationship with his Great Expectations co-star Vanessa Kirby from 2012 to 2013. © WENN Newsdesk 2016 tv3.ie
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"Younger" Star Nico Tortorella Reveals He's Sexually Fluid By Evan Real June 22, 2016 Nico Tortorella attends the Trevor Project's TrevorLIVE New York June 13, 2016. Credit: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images No labels, please! Younger’s Nico Tortorella revealed that he is sexually fluid in a new interview with Page Six. “I’ve never been in any sort of closet … I was never really in the house,” the hunky actor, 27, told the outlet during an American Express Pride event with The Infatuation blog in New York City on Tuesday, June 21. “I think it’s one thing to hide … and it’s one thing to come out of the closet in a public statement. Sutton Foster and Nico Tortorella of 'Younger.' Photo courtesy of TV Land “But I’ve always done me and never been shy …” he added, “and have been vocal about it.” Tortorella, who is currently dating a woman, said that despite his past romances with females, he has embraced his attraction for both sexes. “It’s just a fluidity,” he shared with Page Six. “We’re all kind of moving into this one situation.” The TV Land star’s remarks come after a number of other celebrities — including Miley Cyrus, Lily-Rose Depp and Nyle DiMarco, among others — have declared their sexual fluidity. In January 2016, Tortorella, who dated Disney Channel alumna Sara Paxton from 2009 to 2012, opened up to Cosmopolitan about his progressive outlook on modern-day relationships. “I think that an open relationship or a polyamorous relationship or an understanding of sorts is acceptable in this day and age,” he told the magazine. “Relationships and people are my hobby of sorts. I love exchanging energy with people and getting to know people and falling in and out of love.” Although he’s open to experimenting in his love life, the Illinois native will not stand for unfaithfulness. “Cheating inherently is a terrible thing,” he expressed to Cosmo. “If you're going behind the other person's back and if there's any type of malice, you're a bad person, end of story.” thefashionisto.com
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MALE MODEL SCENE INTERVIEW JULY 2016 ISSUE Tell me about how you were scouted? One day I was in a shopping center quite close to my home and I saw a guy looking at me from the window of a store. I came up to him to basically ask why he was staring at me and he asked me if I was interested to work as a model. After I said yes, he fixed me an appointment in a Milan agency. This is how my career started. Before modelling became an option, what were you planning to do career wise? Before starting this adventure as model I was a student in a high school. I studied for an accountant and other economy related subjects. What has been a career highlight for you? To be honest I have to say I had the opportunity to be part of important advertising campaigns and runway shows of some of the most prestigious labels in the world, and it would be unfair to pick only one job, because each of them gave me the opportunity to learn more and to understand the fashion industry better. I’m very proud of everything I did in the past years. Where is your favourite place to travel for work? Recently I’ve been in Cape Town, South Africa, to shoot an advertising campaign and I have to say that I have good memories of this job. Beautiful sea, breathtaking sunsets and lots of fun. At the end of the day, there’s no better way than to work and have fun at the same time and if it happens in a beautiful place, that’s the perfect match. Your scar is your trademark. How did you get it and do you mind when retouchers decide to remove it? The scar on my face is a little “gift” from my cat. When I was a little kid I usually teased him while we were playing together and one day he was not in a good mood and he sharpened his claws on my face. Talking about my scar on photoshoots I have to say that I prefer the images where you can see the more natural and real me. I’m proud to show this little “flaw”, because at the end of the day is part of me and makes me unique. You recently fronted the campaigns for Versace and Dolce & Gabbana, brands who worked with many heavyweights of the male modelling world. What was it like working with such iconic designers and their labels? Working with such huge and important names in the fashion world, which are globally renowned, is without a doubt a real privilege and satisfaction. I’m very proud that talented designers want to associate their vision of fashion with my look and my personality. In this industry it’s not just a matter of beauty, but it’s also about confidence and attitude and I hope that I showed this side of me in everything I did. Who are your idols outside of the fashion world? I’m a big fan of soccer, I love to play it and I love to watch it. My favorite team is Turin-based Juventus and some of its legendary players, like Vialli, Nedved or Del Piero are some of my biggest idols and role models, because they thought me to work hard and to follow my dreams, the discipline and to be focused on my own goals. You are MMSCENE’s July issue cover star and for this issue we wanted you as a top model embodying healthy lifestyle and body empowerment. The industry is categorizing men as fitness models and runway guys, while you successfully work in both categories do you think fashion will ever embrace the plus size movement for men? As you know, fashion is always an evolution and things change in the blink of an eye. The designers have different and unique ideas of beauty and maybe in few years there will be a great market even for plus size male models. Who knows? As I previously said, beauty isn’t everything in this job. I know that it could sound strange, but you have to show your personality and your uniqueness, because you could have the best face out there, but if you cannot show what you have inside, your passion and motivation, you probably won’t succeed. Careers for male models tend to have more longevity than for women. Why do you think this is? Well, I think that things are changing right now, because there are some successful female models from the Nineties who are still booking amazing jobs and the same thing is for the boys. I think that everything is about attitude and how you treat yourself. If you embrace a healthy lifestyle and take care of yourself, your age won’t be important, because this attitude reflects on your skin and your persona. If you had to choose the biggest benefit and the biggest drawback of working in the fashion industry, what would they be? Having the opportunity to travel around the world is certainly one of the best aspects of my job, but at the same time is somewhat of a drawback, because I don’t have enough time to visit and explore the places where I shoot the campaign or walk for the shows. On the other hand this job gave me the chance to work with so many talented people, who taught me more about fashion through their experience and unique points of view. I think that loneliness is probably one of the biggest drawbacks of my job, since I often have to spend a lot of time alone at the airport, but when I realize that I’ll be home soon and I’ll see my family and friends, everything goes right. All fashion aside, what do you do in your down time? As a 21 y.o. guy I love to ride my bike, go to the gym or running, listen to some good music. I also love to hang out with my friends to enjoy a fresh beer or a good glass of wine in some of the bars in my city. I live very close to a lake and it’s quite nice to spend some moments relaxing under the sun with my friends over there. As you can see, I’m a regular guy who enjoys the simplest things of life. Tell us something unexpected about yourself. I have to say that few years ago I was really into videogames. I spent so many hours playing with some of my favorite games, like FIFA or Call of Duty, but today things are a bit different. I don’t have so much free time at the moment to shoot virtual enemies. Where do you see yourself in the future? I still have time to think about my professional future, but I’d like to stay in the fashion industry, maybe with a different role. I’m lucky to know a lot of people who can help me in this field, but if life takes me in on another path, who knows? I’m interested in car design, but I think it’s a very difficult and hard job. What are your final words for the MMSCENE reader? One of the hashtags I often use when I post pictures on Instagram is #sempresereni (translation: always untroubled) and I think it perfectly represents my attitude, because I always live my days with a smile on my face and most importantly I do not take myself too seriously, which is fundamental in this industry. Follow Alessio on Instagram @pozzialessio malemodelscene.net
Chris Pine covers the July/August 2016 issue of Men’s Fitness in an AllSaints t-shirt with Simon Miller jeans. Heading to theaters, Chris Pine reprises his role as Captain Kirk in Star Trek Beyond. Promoting the movie, Pine connects with Men’s Fitness for its July/August 2016 issue. The 35-year-old actor takes on the role of an action star as he links up with photographer Ben Watts for the magazine photo shoot. Pictured in a vintage car, Pine is captured in relaxed fashions from AllSaints, Simon Miller, and Polo Ralph Lauren. Talking to the magazine about his preferred method of working out, Pine discusses gravitating towards clubbells. The actor explains, “Before this, I was doing pretty traditional weightlifting. It was so static, so controlled.” Pine continues, “You know, bench presses…it was so stiff. I started getting into this idea of movement and it led me to Mark [Wildman], whose philosophy is about moving the body in different directions. This is more functional.” thefashionisto.com
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DEAN JOHN-WILSON Dean John-Wilson (born June 5, 1989) is a British actor who is currently playing the title role in Disney's Aladdin. During 2008, he went on Britain's Got Talent; John-Wilson was a semi-finalist. John-Wilson used to pick his younger sister up from dance class and decided to have a go himself. He studied tap, jazz, and gymnastics and did a B-Tech in performing arts. Afterwards, he went to London's Mountview Theatre School. (wikipedia.com) The former Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalist, whose recent credits include the National Theatre’s Here Lies Love and From Here To Eternity in the West End, will take on the role of the loveable street urchin from 27 May. - (officiallondontheatre.co.uk)
