Decades after her “Grease” fame, Stockard Channing described her “recluse” life in London in a new essay. “I’ve lived alone since I lost [my partner], Daniel [Gillham],” the actress, 82, wrote in a Sunday Times piece published last week. Her partner, notably, died in 2014 at the age of 58. Losing the cinematographer after 25 years together was “more devastating than” Channing realized, she noted. The “West Wing” alum — who left Maine, sold her Los Angeles home and moved across the pond in 2019 — explained that her grief had “a lag effect” and “shifted … the pattern [of] her life.” The child-free Oscar nominee quipped that it would...
