Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart find plenty of consoling comedy in two masterpieces of existential despair. Trying to figure out a Pinter play is like pounding nails in your skull.  Trying to figure out a Beckett play is like using a drill.  But holding forth in a death-defying repertory bill of Harold Pinter’s “No Man’s Land” and Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot,” master thespians Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart make it all seem crystal-clear under the incisive direction of Sean Mathias.

We take a look at Posh and Becks over the years... 1. David and Victoria meet David and Victoria met in 1997 after the Spice Girl attended a Manchester United match at David's request. It was clear for all to see that they were a great couple from the start, and the media began referring to them as Posh and Becks. 2. Victoria and David Beckham get engaged! They're such an establishment now that it's easy to forget that they haven't been together forever!

Jordan Mouillard Age – Dimanche dernier, à Razès (Haute-Vienne), Théo Thomas (La Pédale d’Alsace) a remporté la première manche de la division Juniors de la Coupe de France de cyclo-cross. Pourtant, il semble que le CSP ait réussi (à grands frais) à mettre le nez dans le pétrin et à la malchance qui s’abat sur les retraités de Beaublanc depuis le début de la saison. Qu’entend-on exactement par le terme “trois grands” ?

Kenny Loggins was spotted on a rare public outing Monday in Montecito, California.  The Footloose singer, 75, was seen enjoying a meal with his longtime girlfriend, Lisa Hawkins, in the upscale Santa Barbara community.  The Grammy winner looked relaxed in a light blue sweater and jeans as he exited a deli. Kenny's salt and pepper hair was parted on the right and he sported a distinguished silver beard. The singer and songwriter accessorized with a long silver chain.

Noah Schnapp was stuck in his drafts. The 18-year-old actor, who’d become a household name on Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” kept putting off posting a video he’d shot on his phone — an announcement he’d been contemplating making for a few months. His closest friends kept texting him: When are you going to post it? I want to see the world’s reaction! Schnapp kept replying: No, I’m not ready. I’m not ready.