I'm A Celebrity 2013: Rebecca Adlington and Alfonso Ribeiro leave the jungle in a double eviction

Rebecca Adlington and Alfonso Ribeiro became the next celebrities to leave the jungle after a double eviction.

Alfonso, 42, who was the seventh celebrity to leave the contest, said that while he believed he would make it to the end of the competition, he was happy to go home to his wife and one-month-old son.

'We have just been reminded what an extraordinary and inspiring man he was': William's tribute as he and Kate leave premiere of film about Mandela's life... that they viewed unaware he was already dead

Royals, celebrities and members of Nelson Mandela's family attended the UK premiere of the biographical film of his life - oblivious to the fact the man it was about had died only hours earlier.

NELSON MANDELA 1918 - 2013: Freedom fighter, prisoner, president, global icon - the world mourns passing of man who freed his country and became an inspiration to billions

Nelson Mandela has died at his home in Johannesburg, South Africa aged 95.
The icon of the struggle against apartheid died at 6.50pm UK time yesterday surrounded by close family.

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Paul Walker Was Best Man in Brother's Wedding Six Weeks Before Death o

See touching photos of Paul Walker serving as best man at his brother Cody's wedding just six weeks before his death. Credit: chardphoto.com/Splash

Fond family memories. Just six weeks before he tragically died in a car accident, Paul Walker reportedly served as best man at his brother Caleb's wedding to girlfriend Stephanie on Oct. 19. Us Weekly has obtained photos of the Walker family celebrating the wedding day at Dove Canyon Country Club In Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.
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In one touching snapshot, Paul, 40, and Caleb, 36, posed with their arms around each other and smiles on their faces. The blonde siblings looked handsome in three-piece grey suits for the big day. According to the New York Daily News, Paul acted as his brother's best man.
In another photo from the wedding, the Fast and the Furious star posed in a group photo with the 14-member wedding party, which also included his younger brother Cody, 25. Paul and Cody were photographed sharing a laugh at the reception while giving a speech about their brother.
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Just six weeks later, Paul died in a car crash on Saturday, Nov. 30 after attending a charity event. He is survived by father Paul Walker III, mother Cheryl Walker, brothers Cody and Caleb, sister Ashley and 15-year-old daughter Meadow with ex-girlfriend Rebecca McBrain.

Paul Walker attended his brother's wedding on Oct. 19, 2013.
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One day after his son's death, Paul Walker III broke down in tears while speaking about his son with CBS2. "I'm just glad that every time I saw him, I told him I loved him," Walker Sr. said while crying. "And he would say the same thing to me."
The grieving father also shared: "His heart was so big. I was proud of him every day of his life." See fan photos of Walker hours before his death.
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Paul's daughter Meadow spent most of her life living with her mother in Hawaii, but had recently moved in with him. Two weeks before his death, in an interview about his upcoming drama, Hours, Paul told Us of his daughter, "She wants a relationship with her pops!"
For more on Paul Walker's tragic death -- and his heartbreaking final interview -- pick up the new issue of Us Weekly.

Chelsea Handler Cuts Off Long Hair Into Shoulder-Length Hairstyle

Chelsea Handler cut off her long hair into a shoulder-length hairstyle: See the picture! Credit: courtesy of Chelsea Handler

New hairdo for the new year? Chelsea Handler got a haChelsea Lately host shared photos on Instagram of her new, shorter hairstyle. See more pics of her long hair.
ir makeover on Tuesday, Dec. 3. The 38-year-old
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"I'm done with hair," Handler captioned a photo of herself sitting in a salon chair while getting her blow-dried. The comedienne cut off her long blonde hair into a chic, shoulder-length cut. In the photo, Handler smiles at the camera -- with white eye treatment patches under her eyes -- while being pampered and showing off her new 'do.
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Shortly thereafter, Handler posted a photo of the finished (dry) product while posing on her late night set with basketball player Baron Davis and her assistant, Chuy Bravo. "The best head in town," she saucily captioned the photo.

Chelsea Handler cut off her long hair into a shoulder-length hairstyle.
Credit: courtesy of Chelsea Handler

Handler may be back on the dating market now after apparently splitting from hotelier boyfriend Andre Balazs. During an Oct. 1 episode of Chelsea Lately, actress Mary McCormack said of the host, "[Chelsea's] single now, too, so it's like, you can't keep up!" Handler then quipped, "Maybe I'll start [dating] a bitch? That would totally be something I would do, is date a woman."

The daring Duchess! Kate shows off some leg in full-length cream gown featuring thigh-high split as she attends Royal Film Performance of Mandela alongside Prince William

The Duchess of Cambridge braved plunging temperatures on the red carpet tonight in a daring cream gown slit to the thigh.
Kate, 31, was wearing a dress by French designer Roland Mouret for the official 2013 Royal Film Performance in London.
She and husband Prince William, dapper in black tie, were attending the UK premiere of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom at the Odeon Leicester Square.
Their four-month-old son,  Prince George, remained home at Kensington Palace.

A dream in cream: The Duchess of Cambridge stunned at the Royal Film Performance of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom on Thursday in London

Daring: The gown by French designer Roland Mouret may have been long sleeved but it featured a thigh-high split which showed off her legs as she walked the red carpet

Kate has worn the dress before - at a private dinner in May 2012 when Prince William spoke to the 'Thirty Club' at Claridges hotel - but 'blinged' it up tonight with an eye-catching costume jewellery necklace.
Her hair was swept back in a modern ponytail to show off her dramatic neckline to best effect.  
Starring British actor Idris Elba, 'Mandela' follows the iconic anti-apartheid leader’s extraordinary life from childhood through to his 27-year imprisonment on Robben Island and, finally, his inauguration as the first democratically elected President of South Africa in 1994.

Date night: Kate was joined at the premiere by her husband Prince William, enjoying an evening off from parenting duties

Another British actress, Skyfall’s Naomie Harris, plays the politician’s controversial wife, Winnie.
The film itself, which has been 16 years in the making, has received mixed reviews from critics, but Elba, who is best known for his role as a detective chief inspector in the hit TV series Luther, has been praised as ‘towering’ and ‘Oscar-worthy’.
Speaking on the red carpet last night he told Mail Online: 'Everyone knows who Mandela is, everyone has an idea of what he sounds and looks like. I worked really hard to pull in all the elements, from the sound of his voice to the way he walks. I don't look anything like him but it was really important the audience got a sense of who Mandela is because the likelihood is that we will never meet him in person.
'For somone who doesn't look like Mandela you have got to work harder to get the audience in there.
'I think he [Mandela] has seen parts of the film but ultimately it's about his life, he's been there, he's done it - so he might not even need to see it.
'Tonight is extra special because this is my country and when the royals come out to watch a film it's. a big deal. I feel very proud that it's my film, really proud.'
Indeed ailing Mr Mandela, 95, is unlikely to ever see the finished film, based on his autobiography Long Walk To Freedom, as he is still in a criticial condition after being hospitalised earlier this year with a recurring lung infection.
On Wednesday his daughter, Makaziwe Mandela, insisted he was ‘still with us, strong, courageous’ but admitted for the first time that he was on his ‘deathbed’.
‘Even for a lack of a better word... on his deathbed he is teaching us lessons - lessons in patience, in love, lessons of tolerance,’ she added.
‘Every moment I get with him I'm amazed.
‘There are times where I have to pinch myself that I come from this man who is a fighter even though you can see he is struggling, but the fighting spirit is still there with him.'
The South African presidency has repeatedly described Mr Mandela's condition as critical but stable.
Another daughter, Zindzi Mandela, was at tonight’s premiere and said of the film: 'It's something that makes me feel really proud, what my family went through and the role my father played has been recognised. It is a reward [for him].
'When we document our history in this manner we do it not just for ourselves but also for the future generations, young people that my father is really passionate about.
'He has seen clips of the film and said he saw [Idris] that he thought it was him.'
She added: 'When my 11 year-old grandson saw the movie last week I asked him what did he thought and he said 'the dude who played grandad when he talks he kind of reminds me of him'.
'I said: 'What about the lady who play big mammy? [Winnie Mandela]. He said: 'That chick, I think she's hot!' '
Miss Harris, wearing a black bejewlled gown by one of the Duchess's favourite designers, Alexander McQueen, wasn't within earshot of the compliment but said earlier she was delighted that William and Kate were gracing the premiere.
'I have met him before several times at the polo and I hear she is just as down to earth as him,' she said.
Each year the Royal Film Performance is staged to raise funds for the Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund, which supports industry employees and their families in times of hardship.
As well as the film’s director and cast, the Duke and Duchess will meet a selection of the film’s trustees and beneficiaries.
Also benefitting from this year’s event is The Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund, which works with the disadvantaged youth of South Africa.