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LOUISE Thompson revealed she fears she has brain damage after a recent hospital dash. The Made In Chelsea star nearly died twice from serious complications while giving birth to her first child Leo last year.

LOVE Island's latest Casa Amor bombshell Summer Botwe went TOPLESS last night- ditching her bikini for a steamy shower. The ITV2 dating show contestant put on a raunchy display for the boys as she washed in the outdoor shower without a bikini top.

A CONTESTANT on The Chase left Bradley Walsh blushing with a VERY cheeky comment about her job at a sex clinic. Tuesdays show saw Bradley meet Donru, 34, who revealed she was a doctor from Liverpool.

FURIOUS Love Island fans have slammed one Casa Amor Islander for "using" their partner to get into the main villa. Dozens of viewers flooded social media to complain that Coco Lodge was playing a game with Andrew Le Page to continue on the show.

A CASA Amor bombshell's family have taken a swipe at Love Island for cutting them out of the show. The Islanders have been split in two thanks to the return of the notorious Casa Amor, and a string of sexy singletons stormed the show to test the loyalties of the current Love Island couples.

Denise Richards sported a classic red, white and blue bikini to celebrate Independence Day by the ocean in Malibu in a stunning photo to promote the launch of her own OnlyFans account. The 51-year-old actress caught the last glimpse of the sunset as she posed by the shoreline wearing a sparkling top with a pair of striped bottoms in a snap simply captioned "Happy 4th," with a prompt to direct her one million followers to her new online sharing site.

The Featured Artists Coalition’s petition calling on UK collecting society PRS to reconsider its decision to cut the funding it provides the PRS Foundation has now past a 1000 signatures, with artists like Sam Fender, Anna Calvi and Wolf Alice’s Joff Oddie backing the FAC’s campaign.PRS confirmed at its AGM in May that the funding it provides to the talent development charity it set up in 2000 will be cut from the current £2.5 million a year to £1 million a year from 2024. That’s because the specific income stream the funding comes from – basically interest earned on investments and royalties awaiting distribution – has been in decline in recent years.However, many artist and songwriter groups have called on the society to top up its annual donation to the Foundation from other funds.

James Gunn and Suda51 have taken to Twitter to confirm they’re not involved in the recently announced Lollipop Chainsaw remake.Yesterday (July 5) it was confirmed that the game’s original producer Yoshimi Yasuda will be working on the remake through his Dragami Games studio alongside “a combination of development staff from the original version”.However, it’s since been revealed that neither creative director Suda51 nor co-writer James Gunn will have any involvement in the new project.Taking to Twitter, Gunn said he only heard about the project “a couple of weeks ago” from Suda.“I neither endorse nor condemn it,” he added. “I simply don’t know anything about it.

Simon Cowell and his fiancee Lauren Silverman are apparently up against it as they try to get ready for their wedding - and may even have to push the date back. The couple, who share eight-year-old son Eric, are aiming to tie the knot in September, reported OK! magazine.

Max Verstappen will be treading a disciplinary tightrope if he transgresses at any of the upcoming Formula 1 races. Drivers are handed penalty points if they commit an offence during a race weekend and Verstappen has seven points from four separate incidents on his record.

Ricky Martin has denied the recent allegations that led to him being issued with a restraining order.According to Puerto Rican newspaper El Vocero, the Latin singer dated the petitioner for seven months before the pair separated two months ago. However, it’s said that Martin did not “accept” the break-up, and had repeatedly attempted to make contact with his former partner.Martin is accused of calling the petitioner frequently, and of being seen loitering outside of his residence on at least three occasions, leading the petitioner to fear for his safety.

READ MORE: Ukraine volunteer 'hanging out' with pretty translator on frontline after wife leaves himThe Italian was one of at least seven hikers who were killed in the tragedy, with five people still missing.However, due to the scale of the avalanche and difficult conditions facing rescue teams, hope of finding the missing climbers alive are fading.The father-of-one, who lived in Malo, Vicenza province, with his partner, Jelena, and four-year-old son, Filippo, was identified by his family as one of the victims.His brother, Andrea, said his brother sent the smiling selfie in front of the glacier 20 minutes before the avalanche."He passed away doing what he loved," Andrea told Italian state TV."Filippo was a great lover of the mountains and nature in general."He had already done several high-altitude outings, always accompanied by experienced people and with all the necessary equipment."The deluge of ice fell on a route usually taken by hikers to reach the summit of the mountain, the Alpine rescue said.A local official said the part that broke loose was around 200 metres wide, 80 metres high and 60 metres deep - and plummeted down the mountain at nearly 200 miles per hour.The region has been hit with a heatwave in recent weeks and the Dolomite summit has reached record temperatures, with experts suggesting this might have caused the glacier collapse.

R. Kelly was removed from suicide watch by the Metropolitan Detention Center of Brooklyn yesterday (July 5), just days after he sued the facility.The singer has been in custody at the facility following his recent 30-year sentence for the federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges he was convicted of last year.Kelly’s lawyers filed a lawsuit and temporary restraining order against the Brooklyn facility and its warden, Heriberto Tellez, alleging it has a “policy of punishing high profile inmates by placing them under the harsh conditions of suicide watch even though they are not suicidal.”The suit claimed that Kelly was being made to wear a paper smock and wasn’t allowed utensils to eat his meals, and that he was seeking “compensatory damages for all emotional distress, humiliation, pain and suffering, and other harm in an amount to be determined at trial.”According to a new court filing, Tellez has authorised the suicide watch to be lifted following a clinical assessment.

takeaway to unsuspecting customers.Chelsea Kerr, 19, and partner Joe Pearson, 22, from Leeds, ordered an Indian after just returning from a trip in Blackpool and nodded off while the delivery man stood knocking the door.With a cigarette in one hand, the man appears to leave the doorstep for a second before coming back and beginning to scratch deeply, then he seems to take a sniff of the same hand he used for the act. READ MORE: 'One in two million' bright blue lobster caught by 'lucky' fishermenWaitress and cafe cook Chelsea, and labourer Joe had paid £27 for the meal, which they binned because it was too spicy. Chelsea told the Sun: “We were asleep in bed.

food items.Most people think they'd be able to sail through the self-scanner with everyday items such as butter, chicken, or cheese.However, Brits have been left baffled after finding some such items slapped with security labels and tags amid soaring prices. READ MORE: Shopper leaves savage note on shelves after reviewing supermarket curryThe comments come after it was revealed this week that Lurpak butter has been seen selling for more than £9 a pack in some supermarkets.In Iceland, a kilogram of Lurpak is priced at £9.35, while at Sainsbury’s online, a 750g tub is listed at £7.25.Many have taken to Twitter to comment on the security tags after spotting them on items in the likes of Asda, Aldi, Tesco and Co-op.One exclaimed: "Britain in 2022… Lurpak butter is at £6 a tub in ASDA and even has a security tag on it.

Gallops have returned with ‘Boolean Who?’, the first in a series of singles that see the trio move further into electronic music and experimenting with machine learning in its creation.“These tracks are also about stripping back our sound and creating something that feels more direct and visceral”, says the band’s Mark Huckridge. “We’ve always been interested in club culture and this is us letting that shine through, working less with melody and focusing more on rhythmic elements and how they interact with each other, as well as not being afraid to let things repeat”.‘Boolean Who?’ – and the other upcoming singles – see Gallops working with machine-learning research project Magenta, which introduces randomisation and chance to their music-making, as well as the use of experimental studio techniques influenced by the likes of dub innovator King Tubby.“Whereas I’d always been most comfortable with composing with guitars, I found that this sense of comfort – of muscle memory – had been working against me”, Huckridge continues.

Three Michael Jackson songs that appeared on his 2010 posthumous album ‘Michael’ have been removed from streaming services, amid continued claims that they were actually sung by an impersonator.Although, it’s important to note, their removal has “nothing to do with their authenticity”. It’s just that the singer’s fans have become so focussed on the fake vocal claims linked to these tracks that they’ve all – all of them – forgotten that he ever made any other music. Or something like that.“The removal of these three songs has nothing to do with their authenticity”, says a spokesperson.

DEALSDeath metal band Defleshed have signed to Metal Blade to release their first album since 2005.Music licensing platform Lickd – previously mainly focused on helping YouTube creators license music – has partnered with decentralised metaverse Decentraland’s entertainment and commercial district Vegas City. “This is a huge step for Lickd both in terms of expanding our offering into the metaverse and for the metaverse itself in terms of being able to simplify the music licensing solution”, says Lickd CEO Paul Sampson.

British GQ.However, it seems as though it wasn’t the best of experiences, admitting, “I don’t think I’ll ever do that again.”The actor said he “gained it all back” for his upcoming film “Violent Night,” in which he plays Santa Claus.“But now, yeah, never again. The prosthetics are too good,” Harbour added.In September, Harbour said he discovered the ultimate weight-loss tip.“It’s just not eating,” he told Page Six with a laugh.

supports HTML5 videoAn update has been shared on the health of Carlos Santana after the iconic musician fainted on stage, before being taken to the emergency department for medical care.On Tuesday evening, the legendary guitarist was performing at Pine Knob Music Theatre in Detroit, Michigan when he collapsed during the performance.Medical workers were photographed attending to him on stage, with it being claimed by a local news anchor that the crowd were ‘asked to pray for him’ because of a ‘serious medical issue’.In a statement published on Santana’s website, it says that the 74-year-old was ‘over-taken by heat exhaustion and dehydration’ at the time, which is why he required urgent medical attention.‘Rock Legend Carlos Santana was over-taken by heat exhaustion and dehydration during a concert Tuesday (July 5) evening in Michigan,’ it states.‘The guitar great was taken from his show at Pine Knob Music Theatre (formerly DTE Energy Music Theatre), an outdoor amphitheater in Clarkston, some 40 miles northwest of Detroit, Michigan.’The message explains that the multi-Grammy Award winner was whisked to the emergency department at McLaren Clarkston ‘for observation’, and is now ‘doing well’, his manager, Michael Vrionis said.There was scheduled to be another show on Wednesday evening, which was to be held at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania.However, that performance is being postponed for a later date, with Vrionis adding that further details will be shared through Live Nation.A video shared on Twitter by a journalist based in Detroit showed Santana seemingly waving to the audience as he was carried off stage, with his fans cheering and clapping for him in a show of support.Numerous people have been

School is back in session! After premiering on ABC, Abbott Elementary quickly found its stride as a feel-good mockumentary sitcom that follows the lives of Philadelphia school teachers.