An enormous presidential suite, four times the size of the average British home, has been revealed on Channel 5's Secrets of the Mega Resorts - and it costs nothing to stay there.  The suite in the $4.3 billion (£3.4 billion) Baha Mar resort in the Bahamas is revealed on the documentary programme which airs at 9pm tonight. Despite having three en-suite bedrooms, seven balconies, a media room and a lounge with a huge pool table inside, the room actually has no price tag - but it's reserved exclusively for high end casino clients who need to be invited to stay there.

Those pillowy lips! That juicy skin! That glossy head of hair! Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is one of Britain's best looking exports; it's little wonder her modelling career has stood the test of time. From her Devon roots to the Hollywood Hills, via major Burberry campaigns, a stint with Victoria's Secret, and a multitude of glossy cover shoots, Rosie's career has never dwindled and she still gives us major beauty envy on a daily basis.

Anthony Delon Fortune – “Mais ma soeur et son avocat ne se trompent pas”, a-t-il déclaré. Anthony, le fils du magnat du cinéma, a confirmé que sa fille, “l’amour de sa vie”, hériterait de la moitié de sa fortune, tandis que ses deux autres enfants en recevraient chacun la moitié. Une inclination plutôt juridique. Plutôt que d’invoquer des raisons financières, sa fille Anouchka a démenti aujourd’hui sur TF1 avoir voulu rapatrier son père en Suisse pour des raisons de santé.

Samir Hussein/WireImage; David M. Benett/Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty Images The actress continued, "It's like that thing when you feel vulnerable or on display for saying something, or talking too much or whatever. Saying something about yourself and then feeling like, ​'Oh no, I shouldn't be talking about myself. I should be asking about you, because that's the thing I should be doing and it's not that interesting. We don't need to talk about me, don't worry.

(Photo: Lauren Greenfield) The courts at the tennis club in Manhattan Beach are full, and the pool is overflowing with bikinis. It’s a brilliant summer afternoon, and over at the juice bar, drenched in sweat after hitting for an hour or so, Jordan Belfort and I are parked on stools and talking about his Big Problem. It’s plagued him since he was a child. Even in prison, he couldn’t make it stop.