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Fearless Vampire Killers have announced a new double A-side, ‘Something Terminal’, after making their long-awaited live return last week.The band played their first show in five years on Friday (March 12) at the Black Heart in Camden Town, London under the pseudonym ‘After The Flames’. Sharing a video from the secret gig on Twitter, the group said “the reaction was beyond our expectations”.Today (March 14) it’s been confirmed that Fearless Vampire Killers will release ‘Something Terminal’ on April 1 via Cult Records.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden, 31, has told fans she was forced to take some time off after she suffered a Crohn’s disease flare-up whilst performing on the Strictly tour.

Harry Potter franchise, having starred in Little Women, Beauty and the Beast and other hits since.The actress left some fans wondering if she was making a dig at JK Rowling, as she took to the stage to present the award for Best Outstanding British Film at this years BAFTAs. The actress was introduced by host Rebel Wilson, as she said: "Here to present the next award is Emma Watson."She calls herself a feminist, but we all know she's a witch."Emma then emphasised on her entrance: "I'm here for ALL the witches!"Many social media users believe this to be a dig at the Harry Potter creator, JK, and took to Twitter to praise the actress for her statement.Emmath0ughts said: "Emma Watson saying 'I'm here for ALL of the witches' was absolutely a dig at JK Rowling and I couldn't love her more for it #BAFTAs."Alice38922349 added: "Emma Watson unsurprisingly continues to show the importance of love and acceptance for all whilst JK Rowling spirals even further into creating the polar opposite #translivesmatter #BAFTA2022."RealJoeGreeeen penned: "Emma Watson destroying JK #baftas."However, other social media users took to Twitter to defend the author of the multi million franchise.DavidBancz said: "I wonder where Emma Watson would be without JK Rowling?"Probably asking 'Do you want fries with that?'"Jongaunt added: "Does this women ever stop virtue signalling and s******g off the genius who made her?"Nuttygothictart commented: "Emma Watson and the cast of Harry Potter need to realise that they owe their entire career to JK Rowling."If it wasn't for JK, they wouldn't be where they are now."Host Rebel also took a swipe at the author earlier on at the show when a photo of herself at the 2020 BAFTAs appeared on the screen.She told the

A Ukrainian woman living in Scotland has shared her anguish as her parents are running low on vital medication.

Tamzin Outhwaite has revealed that her youngest daughter gets very upset as she is missing her biological father - but her partner is the "dream stepdad" to her kids.

Diverse representation in the UK TV industry’s most senior ranks remains poor, according to the latest landmark Diamond diversity report, which showed representation of disabled people at the top is going backwards.

Mirror singer and actor Anson Lo has joined the cast of Bizhan Tong’s upcoming action thriller Chungking Mansions. Billed as Hong Kong’s biggest zombie film ever, the Phoenix Waters Productions pic, in co-production with AMM Global and Salon Films Japan, has also added Hong Kong-Canadian actresses Selena Lee and Jeannie Chan, Korea’s Choi Si-Hun and Hong Kong actor Louis Cheung.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentHBO Max International head Johannes Larcher is set to give a keynote address at MipTV, the international TV showcase which will make a comeback as in-person market in Cannes after going virtual due to the pandemic. Larcher will discuss the launch of HBO Max, the WarnerMedia-owned streaming platform, in 61 territories worldwide.

Fans of Dancing On Ice were left confused after tuning in to Sunday 14 March's episode when it became apparent that Phillip Schofield would be presenting the show alone. Holly Willoughby, who usually hosts the Sunday night extravaganza alongside her This Morning co-star, was forced to pull out last minute after testing positive for Covid-19.

Josie Gibson has stepped up to fill in for Holly Willoughby, after the presenter was forced to pull out of her hosting duties on Monday. Big Brother star Josie, 37, is hosting the ITV daytime show alongside Phillip Schofield after Holly, 41, tested positive for Covid-19. ITV confirmed to OK! Josie would be filling in for Holly shortly before she appeared on screen.

Holly Willoughby will be absent from This Morning this week after being forced to miss Dancing On Ice.

Susanna Reid appeared lost for words after having to share the heartbreaking news a mother and her unborn child were killed after a maternity hospital was targeted in Ukraine.

A darts match between Joe Cullen and Daryl Gurney on Sunday afternoon spiralled into chaos as some members of the crowd started whistling.During the German Darts Championship match, referee George Noble had called on the crowd several times to stop making noises as it was clearly putting off and aggravating the players.The whistling continued and the referee threatened to stop the game entirely, insisting that if such sounds persisted he would be taking the players off the stage.After Gurney managed to find his stride and saw off Cullen with a 6-3 win in the last 16, some online comments blasted the actions of the crowd. One said: "Why on earth would anyone do that? Imagine like you go to a professional darts championship created by the PDC, you are watching the raining masters and a one-time world grand prix winner playing an amazing game and YOU are whistling like you have nothing better to do."Another scorned: "Paying good money to watch the best in the world play, and some jacka** is whistling.

Manchester United supporters are convinced watching Cristiano Ronaldo has inspired NFL icon Tom Brady into a dramatic U-turn over his retirement.

What is the most chaotic sporting event you have seen? Let us know in the comments section below.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger appeared absolutely baffled that a conversation about contract talks were about Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah rather than Jamie Vardy of Leicester.Salah is out of contract next summer and is yet to put pen to paper on a new deal at Anfield, with talks that the wages he is being offered is not fairly representing how influential the Egyptian feels he is.Speaking to Andy Gray and Richard Keys, Wenger confirmed that he would do whatever it costs to extend Salah’s deal, but after some slight confusion despite the player in question being referenced as the ‘best in the world’.Speaking on beIN Sport, Keys began the conversation by saying: “You’ve got a 29/30-year-old who is generally regarded as the best player in the world. He and his agent believe that he should be better rewarded now and certainly going forward in his life.”He then asked Wenger: “By the time his contract expires he’s 31-and-a-half, edging towards 32, would you commit to paying him £400,000-a-week over the next three years?”After a comparison was made to Kylian Mbappe’s reported £1million-per-week deal with Real Madrid, the former Arsenal boss replied: “Every situation is different and separate.

Megan Thee Stallion has defended the visuals for her joint single with Dua Lipa, ‘Sweetest Pie’.The fantastical music video, which was released last week (March 11), features the two artists fending off a horde of men in various fantasy settings, at one point burning a castle and men to ashes.Elsewhere in the video, Lipa turns into an eight-legged spider and the pair are strung up to a pole while being burned for their crimes against men.Some fans criticised the video and found the imagery unsettling and creepy, but Megan has taken to Twitter to explain the symbolism.“I see that the #SweetestPie video scared some people or creeped them out a lil bit… lol MISSION ACCOMPLISHED how many times do I have to say i love horror films/ aesthetics,” she tweeted.One reply to her tweet read: “Megan can you just be honest. The video was meant to spread a lot of symbolism.

Amazon Game Studios has confirmed that there is currently an issue in Lost Ark that makes completing the Tytalos Guardian Raid “extremely difficult,” though clarified that it is working with Smilegate to release a fix today (March 14).Yesterday (March 13), Amazon Game Studios shared that it is “aware of an issue within the Tytalos Guardian Raid that makes defeating Tytalos in the time frame allotted extremely difficult for the power level required to participate in the Guardian Raid,” and acknowledged that it is causing “a blocker for progression”.Though the studio says a fix should be released in Lost Ark later today, it warns that “for the time being, we strongly suggest avoiding the Tytalos Guardian Raid so you do not expend valuable time or resources on an encounter that is currently not performing correctly.”There’s a chance that players affected by this issue will be compensated for their time, however. In the forum post, Amazon Game Studios says it is “working to create a possible compensation for the players who were blocked from progressing due to this issue with Tytalos,” though more information on that won’t be revealed just yet.Both Amazon Game Studios and Smilegate are currently working to address various other issues with the popular MMO.

Manchester City are preparing for a trip down to the capital tonight (Monday) where they will face Crystal Palace.

Jessica Kiang Boldly going where few first-time (or however–many-time) directors dare, actor-turned-filmmaker Mo McRae (“Sons of Anarchy,” “The First Purge”) fashions a high-wire juggling act of a debut, in which half the breathless, uneasy entertainment value comes from wondering when it will all come tumbling down. That it eventually does, therefore — in a final act that overworks some unnecessarily soapy twists — feels slightly inevitable.

By Greg Evans