A look back at the famous faces we lost in 2025, from global icons to beloved UK stars across film, TV, music and sport.

Prince William, Princess Kate Middleton and their three kids — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — have been enjoying a British TV classic. William and Kate, both 43, attended the ...

The Prince of Wales attended the Tusk Conservation Awards in his 20th year as patron Press Association via AP Images Prince William is marking a special anniversary. The Prince of Wales, 43, stepped ...

British comedian John Cleese canceled his upcoming shows in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, which were scheduled for late November and early December and had reportedly sold out. Alon Yurik Productions, the ...

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Kelly Osbourne, 41; Patrick Fugit, 43; Peter Firth, 72; John Cleese, 86. Happy Birthday: Charm will help you convince others to do and see things your way. Set a path ...

Piers Morgan has clashed with John Cleese over a disagreement about Jimmy Kimmel, who was suspended from his talk show for remarks on the shooting of Charlie Kirk. Monty Python star Cleese hit out at ...

John Cleese wants you to know he's not dead yet. He appeared in multiple James Bond, Harry Potter and Shrek films and co-wrote and co-starred in the hit 1988 heist comedy “A Fish Called Wanda.” But he ...

John Cleese really wants you to pay for his Substack, only $80 a year for subscriber-only messages and, presumably, provocative photographs. However, if you opt to sign up for his free posts, he’ll ...

You might know him from A Fish Called Wanda, Fawlty Towers, or Monty Python’s Flying Circus. Maybe you remember him as Q in the James Bond 007 films, or as Nearly Headless Nick in Harry Potter and the ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla — Comedy icon John Cleese is coming to the Florida Theatre for “Not Dead Yet: John Cleese and the Holy Grail at 50,” on September 27. The event will feature a showing of “Monty ...

John Cleese, the British comedy legend not known for his diplomacy, has taken aim at the “cowardly” BBC over its reluctance to offend people. In an interview with The Radio Times, the Monty Python and ...