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The second half of the first season of HBO's House of the Dragon offers the biggest time jump yet, with a full decade passing in Episode 6 since last week's Episode 5.The new episode airing Sunday evening introduces two new actresses playing the adult versions of Queen Alicent (Olivia Cooke, replacing Emily Carey) and Princess Rhaenyra (Emma D'Arcy, replacing Milly Alcock).The trailer also teases that Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) is now married to Laena Velaryon (Nanna Blondell), after killing his former wife. Decade: The second half of the first season of HBO's House of the Dragon offers the biggest time jump yet, with a full decade passing in Episode 6 since last week's Episode 5 Princess: The new episode airing Sunday evening introduces two new actresses playing the adult versions of Queen Alicent (Olivia Cooke, replacing Emily Carey) and Princess Rhaenyra (Emma D'Arcy, replacing Milly Alcock) Married: The trailer also teases that Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) is now married to Laena Velaryon (Nanna Blondell), after killing his former wifeThe episode begins with an adult Rhaenyra in labor, as she's told by the midwife to keep breathing and push.She keeps pushing as a baby boy is delivered successfully, as the proud mother holds her crying baby for the first time.

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Kim Kardashian is looking fierce on her night out!

Kelsea Ballerini kicked off her Heartfirst tour with some lyrics changes to her songs.

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The late monarch always had a fondness for Australia, and palace insiders say her heirs are clamouring for a historic, commemorative trip Down Under.

Vladimir Putin is not bluffing with his threats of nuclear war.Zelensky reckons that the Russian leader wants to "scare the whole world" and feels an atomic strike "could be a reality".The nuclear rhetoric from Moscow was ramped up last week when Putin announced his plans to call up 300,000 civilians for his war in Ukraine.READ MORE: Crazed man killed woman, 21, because her pet pooed outside his apartmentAnd Zelensky is not of the opinion that Putin's menacing words are without substance.In an interview on US television network CBS' Face The Nation news programme, Zelensky declared: "He wants to scare the whole world. Look, maybe yesterday it was bluff."Now, it could be a reality.

"Don't Worry Darling" did not disappoint at the box office, darling. Olivia Wilde's sophomore release earned $19.2 million domestically, nabbing the top spot across theatrical releases nationwide.

Bulgaria has re-entered the International Film race for the 2023 Academy Awards with In the Heart of the Machine, directed by Martin Makariev.

Champions League goal with his first touch in Napoli's 4-1 thumping of Liverpool.Giovanni Simeone, 27, could barely believe his luck when he was left unmarked in the six-yard box, ghosting in behind Virgil van Dijk to send the Gli Azzurri into a frenzy by netting their third goal just before half-time. The 44th-minute tap-in may have looked an easy finish, but to Simeone it meant the world, as showcased by his stunned celebration.The Napoli frontman held both hands on his head when wheeling away in an exuberant fashion before collapsing to the floor with arms outstretched to lap up the appreciation from the 55,000 buoyed supporters inside the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium.READ MORE: Hakim Ziyech slammed by Chelsea fans for 'worst ever cameo in club's history'In a sit-down interview with the Guardian last year, Simeone declared his love for Europe's Premier competition, symbolised by an underage tattoo from his teenage years.

Liverpool striker Michael Owen says Jurgen Klopp should be concerned about his side's work-rate following their stuttering start to the season.Speaking ahead of the Reds' Champions League opener against Napoli, Owen noted that every single one of Liverpool's first six Premier League opponents had statistically outrun Klopp's side and warned that their shaky form could continue if nothing changes."They haven't outrun a single team this season, every team has outrun them [and] been more physical so that will be a worry," Owen told his BT Sport colleagues.READ MORE: Raging Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp slams 'embarrassing' question from reporter"Until they get their full squad back, we might see that stuttering start continue."Liverpool have won just two of their opening six Premier League matches, leaving them six points off the top of the table and five points behind defending champions Manchester City, and have looked well off the pace since the start of pre-season.Three draws and a defeat to Manchester United have set an uncomfortable tone for the season, and while their 9-0 win over Bournemouth was as emphatic as they come, they had to rely on a 98th-minute winner to beat Newcastle in their only other victory.Is Jurgen Klopp's time at Liverpool nearing its end? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.Liverpool have been unlucky with injuries, especially in midfield where they've lost both Thiago Alcantara and Naby Kieta in recent weeks, but their (usually reliable) top players like Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold have looked out of sorts.Record signing Darwin Nunez hasn't really settled yet either and his red card against Crystal Palace arguably summed up his rocky start in English

Liverpool supporters have been urged to remain in their respective hotels when landing in Naples ahead of their first Champions League clash of the new season.Jurgen Klopp's side will be out to try and claim a seventh crown when they kick off their European campaign against Serie A giants Napoli on Wednesday evening (September 7) and a sell-out 2,736 fans have snapped up tickets to back the Reds overseas. The landmark fixture is the first Champions League match Liverpool fans have attended since last season's final - where supporters were shockingly subjected to tear gas and police batons prior to the 1-0 defeat to Real Madrid.READ MORE: Gary Neville predicts top-four battle and leaves Liverpool 'sneakily' outsideNow, the club has warned supporters to be on their guard when travelling around the Mediterranean city and to avoid wearing red where possible.

Newcastle United bench following Liverpool's last-gasp winner on Wednesday evening (August 31).Jurgen Klopp's side recorded a second successive Premier League victory thanks to Fabio Carvalho's late winner. New Toon forward Alexander Isak, who this week joined from Real Sociedad for £58million, handed the away side the advantage by rifling the ball in at the near post before Roberto Firmino levelled the scores with an inch-perfect finish into the corner.In a highly-frustrating contest, Newcastle's time-wasting antics enraged the Anfield crowd and the match was seemingly headed for a draw.READ MORE: Meet Arthur Melo's flexible model girlfriend who is also dentist and keen poker playerHowever, Newcastle's gamesmanship came back to haunt them in the 98th minute when Carvalho crashed in the winner off the underside of the crossbar, despite only five minutes of stoppage time being signalled by fourth official David Coote.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and defender Trent Alexander-Arnold have both given exciting verdicts of new Bolton Wanderers signing Owen Beck.

Manchester United for the same lofty price tag. Antony was still an Ajax player and Nunez was serving a three-match suspension for, ironically, nutting Crystal Palace defender Joachim Anderson, when Jurgen Klopp's side lost 2-1 at Old Trafford less than a fortnight ago.

Premier League is full of surprises and the 2022/23 campaign has been no different. Who would have thought that Liverpool would remain winless for three games, that Brentford would thump Manchester United - or that a manager of a newly-promoted side would be sacked after just four matches? But that’s all happened, in what has so far been a rollercoaster season. Scott Parker had to pack his bags and say ‘goodbye’ to his squad and leave rather prematurely in the season.

Liverpool starlet Harvey Elliott broke down in tears during his interview after beating Bournemouth 9-0 in Saturday’s Premier League clash.The 19-year-old scored his first league goal for the club in an emphatic win in front of the Anfield faithful. His long ranged strike came after just six minutes of play to double the Reds’ lead, but Elliott looked visibly emotional as he celebrated by pointing to the sky before being quickly surrounded by teammates.

Southampton wasted no time in poking fun at south-coast rivals Bournemouth following their 9-0 defeat against Liverpool - having found out exactly how that feels twice over the past three years. Ralph Hasenhuttl's men, who lost 1-0 at home to Manchester United on Saturday afternoon, lost by the same 9-0 scoreline against Leicester in 2019 and the Red Devils just last year.

Everton have agreed to let £25million man Jean-Philippe Gbamin to join Turkish giants Trabzonspor on loan.The Ivory Coast midfielder is the second player to be allowed to move to the Turkish division by Frank Lampard in a matter of days. Dele Alli was recently given a rapturous welcome in Turkey, after sealing a loan move to Besiktas.However, Gbamin’s Goodison Park tale has been even more unfortunate than the former Tottenham Hotspur man, as the midfielder has been cursed by injuries from the moment he was signed by Marco Silva.