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Tyler, The Creator has claimed that A$AP Rocky ignored his request to be on his new album ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’.The rapper’s sixth studio album, which is hosted by DJ Drama, arrived last month (June 25) and features guest spots from Lil Wayne, Lil Uzi Vert, Pharrell, Brent Faiyaz, Ty Dolla $ign and more.However, one name fans were surprised not to see on the tracklist was Tyler’s longtime friend A$AP Rocky.

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After his third spy film in the ‘Kingsman’ franchise, “The King’s Man,” is expected to be released in December, it appears filmmaker Matthew Vaughn isn’t wasting time before jumping right back into the espionage game with a new film. READ MORE: ‘The King’s Man’ Trailer: Matthew Vaughn’s Prequel Shows How The Legendary Spy Organization Was Founded According to a report from Observer, Vaughn is expected to write and direct a new untitled film about an author that suddenly reclaims her memories and realizes she is actually a super spy that was part of a mysterious organization.

EXCLUSIVE: The Yellow Affair is launching world sales on drama In Every Dream Home for the Cannes Marché du Film.

Oti Mabuse admitted to feeling choked up after discussing when it's okay to eat an animal on Steph's Packed Lunch today.The 30-year-old joined other panelists on Steph McGovern's daytime show where they made their views on the topic very clear.The guests, including Marcus Brigstocke, Anthea Turner and Daisy-May Demetre, opened discussions about animal rights as the topic is being discussed in Parliament today.The animal welfare bill discusses which animals feel pain and when it's okay to kill them.Oti had lots to say on the subject and discussed what she learned growing up compared to how she sees meat production now.The Strictly dancer said: "When I grew up a lot of us had that saying, 'there are children that are starving in the world' so

Jeremy Kyle Show.From tugging guests apart from wrestling matches to fending them off host Jeremy when things got a little too heated, Steve was always there to save the day.When one furious guest tried to take on Jeremy, Steve held him back in the doorway, as Jeremy mocked: "He could do you with his little finger!"Sure enough, the guest couldn’t get past the beefcake Steve, and quickly fled to the green room after Steve called him "good lad".But, since the show was axed in 2019 over the death of one of its guests, fans have been worried for Big Steve’s livelihood - so where is he now?The Jeremy Kyle Show was axed after an impressive 19 year stint on ITV, after the tragic death of one of its guests.Steve Dymond, 63, was discovered dead at

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterLove Island's first taste of some behind the scenes drama might be slowly making its way to our screens as it looks like Faye Winter and bombshell Chloe Burrows might be clashing.The first taste of a potential feud came in last night's episode when all of the boys were asked if they had to couple up with someone else who would it be - and they all chose Chloe.Faye appeared particularly annoyed as every lad picked Chloe, who appeared flattered by all of the attention.When the boys picked Chloe, Faye laughed and said: "F***ing get her out," seemingly as a joke. In the Beach Hut, Chloe said: "It was a little bit awkward slash very awkward.

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterThere may be hope for Hugo Hammond yet who has failed to find the one on Love Island so far.The 24-year-old may not have met his match in the Spanish villa yet but it looks like that tides are about to turn as new girls Millie and Lucinda both pick him for a date.In the usual format, the girls are asked to select three boys each to cook them a starter, main or desert.Millie is first to receive the news and reads out the text: "Millie, it’s time to play the field. Tonight you will have dinner with three boys of your choice.

Chromatica singer posted a stunning makeup-free, topless selfie to her grid on July 6 and captioned it, "May your

Amyl and The Sniffers have announced they will return later this year with their second album ‘Comfort To Me’, and have shared their new track ‘Guided By Angels’ – listen below.The Australian punks will release the follow-up to their 2019 self-titled debut on September 10 via Rough Trade Records.Written during lockdown, the second record from the Melbourne band sees them expanding the influences on their sound – with the likes of AC/DC, Rose Tattoo, Motörhead and Wendy O Williams all said to be part of their musical palette this time around.The resulting songs, meanwhile, were mixed long-distance by Nick Launay (Nick Cave, IDLES, Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and mastered by Bernie Grundman (Michael Jackson, Prince, Dr Dre).Singer Amy Taylor said: “If

Hollywood star Amy Schumer joked "The fourth was lit" after celebrating the 4th July holiday weekend with her family.

Al Roker and his beloved wife, Deborah Roberts, received a huge response from fans after sharing a beach photo from their vacation on social media.  The Today show weatherman and ABC journalist snuggled up to one another in the image in which they wore matching blue sweaters and beaming smiles. MORE: Al Roker welcomes new addition to the family after visiting daughter While the sun wasn't shining during their getaway, that didn't seem to matter as they could not have looked happier or more relaxed. WATCH: Al Roker shares exciting news live on air Deborah simply captioned it: "Summer breeze.

The diary of Anne Frank is an item that most people are very familiar with. Whether it’s something you studied in school or perhaps a story that you’ve seen adapted in films and TV series, the story of a young girl being hidden away from the Nazis during World War II is one of the most well-known in modern history.

It is the actor’s great struggle to take their work seriously without taking themselves seriously. To selectively activate the mechanisms of emotion in order to embody credible human behavior or an aestheticized alternative is no small task, requiring study, training, and respect.

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There’s one line in the first John Wick movie where Keanu Reeves, as the titular character, says, “People keep asking me if I’m back. And I haven’t really had an answer. But now, yeah, I’m thinkin’ I’m back.” Those words were never truer than on Tuesday (July 6) when Keanu, 56, was seen filming the John Wick: Chapter 4 in Germany. Keanu – CLICK HERE TO SEE THE PHOTOS — is wearing his signature dark suit, was photographed while shooting scenes in front of Berlin’s Sacred Heart Church. While there’s not much difference in terms of looks between normal Keanu and John Wick – save for a finely manicured beard – Keanu’s swagger was noticeably different in these photos. So, yeah, John Wick is back.

Blink-182 bass player and co-lead singer Mark Hoppus is updating fans on his cancer battle.

after the pair had trained with the club in recent weeks.Reid is delighted to get them on board and they both made their first outings for the club in the weekend’s NL Cup, which saw Rovers finish third in an event Clyde won and also included Airdrie and Cumbernauld Colts.Rovers get the competitive action underway on Saturday when they host Ayr in the Premier Sports Cup Group E opener.However, ex-Hearts star Ryan Stevenson and defender Aldin El-Zubaidi won’t be ready for that and face a race to be fit for their League Two opener on July 31 at home to Edinburgh City.Reid explained: “We signed Charlie Reilly and Max Wright so they are two good additions and I think they’ll really help us in the season ahead.“They will play a big part for us

Ayr United boss David Hopkin reckons the club’s next generation of talent is giving him a pleasant selection headache.