Gino D'Acampo has been married to his wife for 16 years. Picture: PA Gordan, Gino and Fred: Road Trip star and This Morning chef has been with his wife since he was 19, here’s everything you need to know about his marriage.
Gino D’Acampo, currently starring on Gordan, Gino and Fred: The Roadtrip, rose to fame thanks to his Italian cooking and recipes on This Morning and regular appearances on Celebrity Juice.
08.27 EST'I can’t promise you more state aid,' finance minister tells German farmersFacing a jeering crowd at the farmers’ demonstration in Berlin, the German finance minister, Christian Lindner, said he could not promise more money.
“I can’t promise you more state aid from the federal budget,” Lindner told the crowd, according to Reuters.
He added:
But we can fight together for you to enjoy more freedom and respect for your work.
Joaquin Phoenix and Casey Affleck have now admitted that the film I'm Still Here was not a documenting of Phoenix's descent into madness, but some sort of a statement about art and celebrity based on the fiction that Phoenix was quitting acting and starting a career in rap. Affleck tells Roger Ebert, "I don't have a point to make," so it's not clear what kind of a statement it can possibly be if there's no point, or why Affleck is so annoyed that people only thought about whether it was real and not about what the film was saying if he's telling you he has no point to make.
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The ObserverSportThe growing pains of the world's strongest boyMedical experts were appalled. Richard Sandrak, driven on by his parents, looked more like a champion bodybuilder than an eight-year-old child. Seven years on, Andrew Anthony goes in search of the 'mini-Schwarzenegger' and finds a familiar tale from La La LandI am heading north out of Los Angeles on Interstate 5, bound for a meeting with Richard Sandrak. His name sounds like that of a double agent from the Cold War.