Janet McTeer. Janet McTeer is barely recognizable in the role for which she’s been nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar, playing a woman passing as a man in nineteenth-century Dublin in Albert Nobbs. (Her co-star, Glenn Close, is up for Best Actress, also for playing a disguised woman.) This isn’t McTeer’s first nomination — she was previously nominated for Best Actress for 1999’s Tumbleweeds — and it isn’t her first gender-bending role (Gertrude Lawrence in Daphne, Vita Sackville-West in Portrait of a Marriage).

Johnny Depp hit the scene in the ‘80s rocking t-shirts, leather jackets and funky hats – he instantly became one of Hollywood’s newest heartthrobs. Over the years, his fashion has evolved, but he has stayed in tune with his uniquely whimsical style. Some may even describe it more like a pirate-rocker hybrid (all the scarfs!). Throughout the years he’s fashionably worn suits — sometimes in cold colors like bright yellow — vests and of course leather jackets.

Word of Mouth blogFood This article is more than 16 years oldTheatre of foodThis article is more than 16 years oldSusan Smillie on the growing relationship between theatre and food.I'm intrigued by talk of a free piece of theatre at the Barbican in London this weekend where we'll 'enjoy the spectacle of a group of babies tucking into a three course meal at a very special restaurant'. Babies and gourmet food?

Wendy Williams has talked for the first time about how she was date raped. While promoting her upcoming Lifetime biopic, Wendy Williams: The Movie, the 56-year-old talk show host told reporters she was sexually assaulted by R&B singer Sherrick, who was popular in the late Eighties and died in 1999. The former DJ added that she was 'mesmerized' by him when they met and she agreed to go on a date with him before she was raped, according to People.

NOOKS AND CRANNIESWhen you've drank half of a big plastic bottle of a fizzy drink, what is the best way to keep it fizzy? My wife crumples it up to squeeze air out, whilst I leave it full of air to keep mor pressure in - who is right? Paul Climie, Glasgow Scotland I'm not a chemist or a physicist, but I'll have a go at this one anyways.