Eden Confidential: David Furnish wants to work on new film with Godson's Damian Hurley

Damian Hurley made his directorial debut this year with Strictly Secret, starring his mother Elizabeth in a lesbian sex scene.

His godfather David Furnish has now spoken of his admiration for the 22-year-old's film and hopes they will work together soon.

'I'm very proud of him as a filmmaker, I'm very proud of him as a man,' Furnish tells me at the Attitude Awards at the Roundhouse in Camden, north London.

'Maybe we'll kick something off – I can produce, he can direct.'

At the ceremony, Furnish's husband Sir Elton John received a legacy award from gay lifestyle magazine Attitude.

Hurley made her directorial debut this year in Strictly Confidential, starring her mother Elizabeth (left) in a lesbian sex scene.

Damian Hurley and David Furnish attend the Attitude Awards 2024 in London

Scott ties the knot

After five years of Four Weddings and a Funeral star Christine Told Scott Thomas was dating journalist John Micklethwaite, they exchanged vows.

“It's a small family wedding,” a friend tells me. Dame Christine, 64, married to French gynecologist Françoise Olivenes, plays MI5 boss Diana Taverner in TV drama Slow Horses.

Micklethwaite, 62, edited The Economist before heading financial news firm Bloomberg.

Bill cannot get satisfaction from LP

Bassist Bill Wyman isn't happy with his surprise contribution to the former Rolling Stones band's latest album Hackney Diamonds. Mick Jagger praised his playing on the Live By The Sword track.

Wyman, 87, says: 'Mick called me France and said how much he liked what I'd done, but I said to producer Andrew Watt, “Have you got another song?” I said that because I really didn't like the track they put me on.

'It seemed too busy, too much going on, there was no air in it.'

He complains: 'It didn't break, it didn't breathe, it hit all the way.'

Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman (second from right) is unhappy with his surprise contribution to the band's latest album Hackney Diamonds. The band seen in the 1960s (L-R): Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Wyman and Charlie Watts

The rest of the band – Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood – did not forgive Bill for leaving after 31 years with the Stones and 19 albums together 30 years ago. Actually, I don't like leaving.

Jagger and Jerry's girl Georgia May is a mom

At seven, Sir Mick Jagger's son Devereaux is now looking forward to being known as 'Uncle Dev'.

Rolling Stones singer Georgia May Jagger's daughter gave birth to her first child.

The model, 32, and her boyfriend, Cambrian Sedlik, 24, a Texas-born professional skateboarder, have named their son Dean Jagger Sedlik.

In the photo below, Georgia is with her mother, American model Jerry Hall, 68.

Thanking Sedlik for being 'so incredible and looking after us so well', Georgia May says of their new baby: 'We are so in love and happy and can't stop looking at him.'

Sir Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall's daughter Georgia May (left) is a mother

Good Samaritan Chloe

For any women approached by a strange car at night, that good Samaritan is Chloe Madley, 37, daughter of TV presenters Richard Madley and Judy Finnigan.

Asked if she has been speaking up for women since having her daughter two years ago, the personal trainer says: 'Suddenly I'm standing on the street giving teenage girls a lift home because that's who I am. , “You're not walking home in that dress – now get in the car”.'

Comedy fame for Rani Noor

Jordan's Queen Noor says that the absolutely stunning PR executive played by Jennifer Saunders, referred to as Edina's 'client', woos her children.

Dame Joanna Lumley, who plays Edina's friend Patsy, told Gold TV in the upcoming Abruptly Fabulous: Inside Out documentary that once she met an attractive woman with beautiful hair, she said, “Hello Joanna, I'm Queen Noor of Jordan. pride I have been with my children since your program came out… thank you so much”'.

Jordan's Queen Noor, played by Jennifer Saunders, is referred to as a 'client' of the absolutely stunning PR executive Edina, who says her children are impressed.

The food tycoon who scrapped the royal shooting

Catering tycoon Alastair Storey, who canceled a deal that allowed the Royal Family to film on his land next to Balmoral, wants to demolish a crumbling cottage on the banks of the River Dee and replace it with a holiday home.

Storey, who bought the 11,500-acre Abergeldie estate for £23million in 2021, will turn Drymills Cottage into a short-term let in 2021 under plans lodged with Aberdeenshire Council.