00:00Prince Harry's reported plans to make a film about his late mother, Princess Diana,
00:04are reportedly causing frustration for his brother, Prince William.
00:08We've got more on Harry's reported Diana film plans in today's Page Six headlines.
00:12According to the Daily Mail, Harry is planning to make a television film about Diana
00:16and has reportedly been reaching out to friends and others who knew his mother,
00:21asking them to contribute.
00:22The report noted that Harry spent time with Diana's family at Althorpe
00:26during his visit to the UK in July.
00:28Royal expert Richard Kaye claimed the project could occupy much of Harry's focus
00:32over the next 12 months and has left William with, quote, intense frustration.
00:37Harry and William last worked closely together on the 2017 documentary Diana,
00:42Our Mother, Her Life, and Legacy.
00:44But Kaye argued that this new project could revive the perception
00:47that Harry has tried to claim Diana's legacy for himself.
00:51Next, the Seinfeld cast may have been friends,
00:53but Julia Louise Dreyfuss says there was still some friction behind the scenes.
00:57Louise Dreyfuss, who played Elaine Bennis for all nine seasons of the NBC sitcom,
01:02said on the Friends Keep Secret podcast that when people are trying to do something well,
01:06they are bound to butt heads.
01:08She explained that Jerry Seinfeld and co-creator Larry David were collaborative with the cast,
01:13but there were still occasional arguments during the show's run.
01:16Despite that, Louise Dreyfuss described the cast as being like friends who were hanging out,
01:20while stressing that making the show was still a lot of work.
01:23She said the cast and writers each had their own ideas about what they wanted to do,
01:27which created an unusual sense of freedom for television at the time,
01:30and added that they had a lot of fun making the series.
01:33Her comments come after she previously recalled a big fat argument over an episode
01:37in which Jerry and Elaine sleep together,
01:40with David ultimately winning a debate over whether the storyline should become romantic.
01:44Finally, Beyoncé fans are apparently asking for a little less B-Day
01:48and a lot more bang for their buck.
01:50The billionaire singer is selling a limited-edition beekeeper collector's box
01:54for $948.01, with just $500 available,
01:59and the price is a nod to her September 4, 1981 birthday.
02:03The 18x14-inch pinewood crate is lined with deep green velvet,
02:08features custom engraving, and a faux gator skin leather strap,
02:11and is designed to display a Beyoncé vinyl collection,
02:14which notably is not included.
02:16Once estimated shipping and taxes are added,
02:19the empty box could cost a fan about $1,111.89,
02:25prompting social media users to roast the price as absurd,
02:29compare the crate to a hamster coffin,
02:31and question why anyone would spend nearly $1,000 on pinewood.
02:35Some fans have defended the purchase,
02:37while others have speculated that the box could contain surprise Easter eggs,
02:41despite the listing saying vinyls are not included.
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