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NDTV
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Amy Jackson's Greece Family Holiday Has Baby Snuggles, Sea Views And Sunsets
Amy Jackson is soaking up the sun and salt air with her family in the Ionian Sea. The Singh Is Bliing actress who is on holiday in Greece, shared moments from a boat ride with her husband, Ed Westwick, and their sons, Andreas Panayiotou, 6, and 4-month-old Oscar Alexander Westwick. She shared a series of Instagram pictures capturing their day out on a boat in the sea. In the first image, Oscar sits on Ed Westwick's lap while the baby holds Amy's finger. Another clip, with the overlay text 'almost forgot that was the whole point,' features Amy Jackson holding the baby and later Ed holding him as the boat cruises. Both children appear to enjoy the ride. A brief moment shows Ed carrying Oscar while Amy's older son hugged him from behind. Amy Jackson also shared shots of her elder son hugging her, herself posing beside the boat, and an image of her standing at the boat's edge, baby in arms. A final video shows the Greek flag fluttering in the wind as the sun sets over the water. What's more she captioned the picture, 'I've been all over the world… but nothing hits quite like a Greek sunset. There's just something about it. Feeling so lucky to be here, in this moment, with the best boys I know." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amy Jackson Westwick (@iamamyjackson) If you are planning your own Greek holiday, here are must-have experiences that should be on your itinerary. 1. Sail the Ionian or Aegean sea Just like Amy Jackson did, rent a boat or join a cruise to explore Greece's famous islands and crystal-clear waters. Watching the sun dip into the sea from the deck is unforgettable. 2. Feast at a local Taverna Greek cuisine is one of the best. Enjoy grilled octopus, tzatziki, moussaka, and spanakopita. Pair it with local wine or ouzo in a seaside taverna. 3. Feast like a local Don't miss out on souvlaki, moussaka, fresh seafood, and village-style Greek salads. Visit a local taverna for authentic flavors and relaxed meals. 4. Swim in hidden coves and beaches Greece is filled with secluded beaches and coves. Places like Porto Katsiki in Lefkada or Myrtos Beach in Kefalonia are worth the detour. 5. Explore history in Athens or Delphi Walk through the ruins of the Acropolis or take a day trip to ancient sites like Delphi to connect with Greece's past.
Time of India
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Amy Jackon gives glimpse of Ed Westwick's birthday celebrations
Actor Ed Westwick recently celebrated his birthday with his family and friends. On Thursday, Ed's wife and actor Amy Jackson took to Instagram and shared several pictures and videos from the fun-filled birthday celebrations of the 'Gossip Girl' star. In one of the images, Amy and Ed can be seen kissing each other. Have a look at Ed's birthday photo dump here. Amy also penned a heartfelt note for Ed, showering love on him. "A weekend celebrating YOU my love... Happy Birthday @edwestwick We celebrated this one all weekend long because one day just wasn't enough for the birthday king! Friday kicked off with the first (of five) cakes for brekky, followed by a car party on the school run and a proper pub lunch complete with pints of blackcurrant and lemonade and the next day we had the most magical sunset garden party dinner," she wrote. Amy Jackson celebrates birthday with fiance Ed Westwick & her son Amy and Ed Westwick have officially tied the knot in Italy last year and announced the birth of their child, Oscar, on March 24. The couple uploaded a joint post on Instagram, comprising some monochrome stills. "Welcome to the world, baby boy. Oscar Alexander Westwick," they captioned. Amy made her relationship with 'Gossip Girl' actor Ed Westwick Instagram official in 2022. Amy also has a son, Andreas, from a previous relationship with George Panayiotou.
Metro
22-06-2025
- Metro
The 'authentic' Amalfi Coast alternative with all the charm but zero crowds
Standing high on the hillside, the sun shining on my face as I looked down on the picture-perfect port city of Salerno, I had an epiphany. I've been to Italy several times and, while I can't deny that the scenery is stunning, the sights aplenty and the food delicious, I never felt like I'd left my heart there. That was, until I visited Cilento, a breathtaking area of the Campania region right next door to the heavily viral Amalfi Coast. The bonus is, unlike its crowded neighbour, Cilento is yet to be spoiled by overtourism, so it offers a more 'authentic' experience of la dolce vita. Flying into Salerno airport, slap bang between the rival coasts and just half an hour from Naples, our base was the beautiful town of Paestum, a 45 minute drive away. It took less than half an hour to get off the plane, grab our baggage and hit the road, as the airport is still quite new, with plans to expand as word gets out about this secret Italian haven. Fuel your wanderlust with our curated newsletter of travel deals, guides and inspiration. Sign up here. As I took in the landscape that stretched through seaside towns and olive-covered hills, it became clear there would be plenty to adore about Cilento. I soon learn there is no such thing as a light bite in Cilento. Every mealtime is an occasion, where wine flows and it's normal to have plate after plate brought out. Each time you think you've had the best pasta of your life, another comes along and knocks it out of the park. Cilento is the home of the Mediterranean Diet – a fact locals are very proud of – and it's evident in their plates of fresh salads, grains and oils that cover tables, not to mention local seafood). In Cilento, you'll find arguably the world's most spoiled buffalos. At the San Salvatore 1988 Organic Farm there are around 450 of the beasts, who are serenaded with classical music to keep them chilled and happy. And it works, as they produce creamy and delicious milk that goes into the region's famous mozzarella (which I'm told was loved by our Queen), as well as yoghurts and desserts. Down the road from the farm is vineyard and restaurant, La Dispensa di San Salvatore, where real-life nonnas make pasta in the kitchen, and even put on a little display at the table if you're lucky. My 'lagano' pasta was served simple, with chickpeas, oil, pasta water and a sprig of rosemary. Deliziosa. We were lucky enough to be staying at the beautiful Savoy Beach Hotel, which has a spa and Michelin-starred Tre Olivi, run by chef Oliver Golwig. Here, we were treated to an endless feast that included amberjack carpaccio, sea urchin pasta, and dark chocolate souffle with dried fig ice cream. As much as I would have loved to spend every hour eating the local produce, we didn't come just for the food; there's too much to explore. HIstoric landmarks such as Arechi Castle and Castello di Rocca (which is very fancy, does great food and is where Ed Westwick got married last year), dominate the landscape, as does the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park. Covering 1,810 square km, it serves the perfect hiking territory. There's the Archaeological Park of Paestum, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for magnificent Greek temples and Roman ruins. You can either explore the area yourself or head to the nearby National Archaeological Museum for a guided insight before soaking up the history IRL. In the nearby town of Trentinara, you can take a walk along the Path of Lovers, which takes in a mix of clifftop views and a series of seriously Insta-friendly winding streets. The story behind the route is that of a forbidden love story, which ended with the couple throwing themselves from the cliff so they would be forever together. Our stroll brought us to an amazing find, Paolino 848 – an effortlessly cool bar (and oh my goodness, the meatballs), spanning two floors, as well as space outside where groups can easily spill onto the street. If you're after something more challenging, close by is the Cilento in Volo zip line. Not for the faint-hearted, the 1.5km and 300m-high wire takes nearly two minutes to complete, as you soar over the lush forest of the Cilento National Park at around 120 km/ph. On our last day, we headed into the historic port-city of Salerno, where pretty, winding streets brought us some much-needed shade and to the cathedral that holds the tombs of two saints (Gregory and Matthew). After stopping for a delicious plate of pasta, we ended up on a bustling shopping street. Here it was busy, but the quiet seafront is just a few minutes walk and the perfect place to escape for a gelato. Cilento boasts over 100km of coastline, with plenty of places to soak up the sun, lie on the beach or explore a cave. Of course, being by the sea, it's a no-brainer to go on a boat trip. There are plenty willing to take you into the shimmering sea for sightseeing or sunseeking. We chose to sail off from the Port of San Marco di Castellabate and in return got chilled vibes alongside views of verdant woodland, which sits beautifully against sandy beaches and rocky coves. More Trending After a busy day of sightseeing, it was easy to forget how close we were to the beach, but we soon became big fans of the Beach Club 93, just a five minute bike ride a way from our hotel. It felt upscale with day beds and beachfront table service, but it wasn't too pricey. Plus, it was the perfect place to grab a cocktail and celebrate my newfound love affair with Cilento: the hidden gem that captured my heart. Salerno is a new BA Euroflyer (Gatwick short-haul) route, with one-way fares from London Gatwick to Salerno from £45, including taxes and carrier fees. British Airways Holidays offers seven nights at the 5-star Savoy Beach Hotel, from £979pp, travelling on selected dates between 18 September – 18 October 2025 inclusive. Includes economy (Euro Traveller) return flights from London Gatwick Airport, one checked bag per person and accommodation with breakfast. Alternatively, if you're looking for something a bit more budget, Paolino 848 in Trentinara, also has a B&B which offers great views of the horizon from the comfort of your bed. Prices start at €87. I was told by locals that the best time to visit was May and June, or September into October, as it can get busy (and hot) during wedding season. Although nowhere near as chaotic as the Amalfi coast. Taxis can be expensive, but trains are cheap and plentiful. It's also cost-effective to hire a car, so do consider that. 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NDTV
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Amy Jackson And Ed Westwick's Capri Holiday Sums Up Italian Summer Vibes
Amy Jackson and her husband, Ed Westwick dropped yet another vacay vibes photo dump that has got their fans and followers wanting to hop onto a plane and have an epic Italian summer too. The Crakk actress recently shared a carousel post featuring all the ins and outs of her summer break in Capri. She shared these glimpses of her vacation along with the caption, " SCUSIIIII IT Summer has officially started The best couple of days with the best bunch of beauty's... even if two of them did have pineapple on their pizza I'm looking at youuuu @edwestwick @kkatinka_, along with dancing girl, pineapple, pizza, and eye emojis. This set the tone for all things bright, sunny and vacation worthy that should be framed for memories. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amy Jackson Westwick (@iamamyjackson) Amy Jackson and Ed Westwick spent a summertime trip with a bunch of their friends in Capri. The 33-year-old actress's post shared a sneak-peek into the holiday where Amy posed in swimwear along with her girl besties, Ed and her made selfie videos while making their way through the turquoise waters atop a boat, Amy posed for diva style pictures in a red gown with the Italian sunset as a backdrop. But that wasn't all, Amy and her girls were seen dancing the night away while grooving to the beats of local music performed by a live band, going skinny dipping in the fresh waters by the beach, enjoying a delish Italian spread while cruising through the waters on a yacht, enjoying the sinfully yummy pineapple on a pizza combo, moon gazing perched atop the canoe, and celebrating the summer while dancing in true Italian style. If you are wanderlust stricken by viewing Amy Jackson and Ed Westwick's Italian summer vacay with friends, here are must-have experiences that you cannot afford to miss on your next visit to Capri. Just like Amy And Ed did, taking a boat tour is an essential Capri experience that allows you to witness the island's picturesque coastline, hidden grottos and the famous Faraglioni rock formations from the sea. Speaking of grottos, the Blue Grotto is a must-visit sea cave which is a tourists' favourite attraction for its brilliant blue light. The Gardens of Augustus offer stunning views of Faraglioni, Marina Piccola and the surrounding coastline to form a spellbinding botanical garden. Relaxing on the beaches of Capri in the two main seaside areas, including the Marina Grande or Marina Piccola must be on your to-do list while in Capri. No marks for guessing that gorging on Capri's local cuisine and culinary delights, such as fresh seafood, pasta dishes, pineapple topped pizzas, and the famous lemon-based sweets and drinks should be top priority for you as a tourist. Last but not least, visiting the Piazzetta of Capri which is a lively square in town, offers the perfect opportunity to watch the local populace and soak in the island's atmosphere. Amy Jackson and Ed Westwick Italian summer diaries are the stuff of wanderlust dreams.
Daily Mail
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Olivia Rodrigo glams up for a Lancôme pop-up in Manhattan alongside Amanda Seyfried, Rachel Bilson and Ed Westwick
Olivia Rodrigo looked as sensational as ever as she attended an event for French cosmetics brand Lancôme alongside Amanda Seyfried and Rachel Bilson on Thursday. The Deja vu hitmaker, 22, glammed up for the star-studded Manhattan pop-up in a brightly coloured skirt and spaghetti strap top combo. While letting her brown locks flow past her shoulders, she added to the stunning outfit with some pink lipstick and a matching pair of red heels. Olivia posed for a photo alongside American actress Rachel Bilson, 43, who sported a vibrant floral dress for the occasion featuring black straps, which she teamed a coordinated handbag. Also in attendance on Thursday was Mamma Mia! star Amanda Seyfried, 39, who put on a leggy display in a sleeveless lilac dress. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the She was joined at the event by actresses Amanda Seyfried, 39, (left) and Rachel Bilson, 43, who both looked sensational for the occasion After starring in the brand's recent campaign celebrating 25 years of Lancôme lip gloss, Gossip Girl actor Ed Westwick, 37, was also invited to Manhattan. The Brit cut a typically dapper figure for the afternoon in a navy silk shirt, grey slacks and a pair of smart suit shoes. Ed's collaboration with the luxury French band comes months after he welcomed his first child with his wife of a little under a year Amy Jackson, 33. Sharing a photo of themselves cradling the new born in March, the couple looked on cloud nine as they welcomes their baby boy to the world. They wrote: 'Welcome to the world, baby boy. Oscar Alexander Westwick' While three-time Grammy winner Rodrigo, who is gearing up for a headline show at Hyde Park in London later this month, was featuring for Lancôme for the first time having become their latest global ambassador last week. Talking to Cosmopolitan following her appearance in the brand's latest advert, Olivia said: 'I think my power is being vulnerable and being able to share that with others, just brings you so much fulfillment and joy. 'Being expressive with my feelings and my thoughts, I think that makes me really happy.' With British fans eagerly waiting for Olivia's headline show at American Express's BST Hyde Park Festival on 27 June, she at last revealed who will be opening for her last month. She will be joined by special guests and BRIT Award winning band The Last Dinner Party, who are an indie rock band. The festival's female heavy lineup will too see Olivia joined by Flowerovlove, The Voice UK winner Ruti, America's Got Talent quarter finalists Between Friends and BRIT award rising star nominee Caity Baser. Other artists confirmed to be performing at the festival - which runs over a number of weekends - include Sabrina Carpenter, Noah Kahan, Neil Young and Stevie Wonder. BST Hyde Park brought a range of superstars to the Royal Park in 2024 across three weekends - from SZA to Kings of Leon, Morgan Wallen, Andre Bocelli, Robbie Williams, Shania Twain, Kylie Minogue and Stray Kids.
