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challenge on the young Englishman sparked a mass brawl, resulting in Felipe being sent off, and Stefan Savic decided to pull on Jack Grealish's hair after an altercation. But City had the last laugh as they scraped through to the Champions League semi-final with a 1-0 victory over Atletico on aggregate.We've seen previously that Foden's mum is a huge supporter of the 21-year-old, and she even got into a fight when the City star was targeted at a boxing event earlier this year.

Phoebe Bridgers has dropped her new song “Sidelines,” just 24 hours ahead of her performance at Coachella!

The husband of Bible John victim Helen Puttock supports a new play based on the horrific murders.

Thania Garcia Lizzo has announced a July 15 release date for her new album “Special” via Nice Life/Atlantic Records, along with the release of a brand new music video for single “About Damn Time.”Lizzo teased “About Damn Time” on Instagram a few days ago, calling it “the song of the summer” — a statement that rings true with the singer tapping into the colorful rhythms and melodies of disco.The news of the album’s release date was shared with a look at the album’s black-and-white cover art which features Lizzo in an armor-inspired headpiece.SPECIAL. THE ALBUM. JULY 15.

Offstage, and sometimes on, David Mamet can be infuriating and exasperating, as anyone who has witnessed his recent nonsensical, offensive media blitz can attest, and then along comes something like American Buffalo – possibly his greatest work, all due apologies to Glengarry Glen Ross – with a cast so in sync with the playwright’s “profane poetry” that for a couple hours it’s not impossible to put aside whatever it is Mamet thinks needs saying on Fox News these days.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticThe set of the new Broadway production of “American Buffalo” at Circle in the Square is choked with the unwanted artifacts of recent history. The show’s two acts take place in a junk shop glutted with relics, one whose barest gestures toward organization are just begging to be undone; the place is already sliding into disorder, so why not finish the job?It’s fitting in more ways than this production may anticipate.

Former American Idol contestant Kenedi Anderson seemingly gave fans a hint as to why she quit the show the best way she knows how — through music!

Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians) has signed on for a role in the drama Downtown Owl, from Sony Pictures’ Stage 6 Films, Deadline can confirmed. He’s set to star alongside previously announced cast members including Ed Harris, Vanessa Hudgens, Finn Wittrock, Jack Dylan Grazer, August Blanco Rosenstein and Lily Rabe.

Lily Moayeri A festival poster is not unlike an optometrist’s eye chart. The top names are clearly visible, even from a distance, drawing your gaze and keeping it focused. But does that font size translate to the best festival time slot for the artist? Or is that headlining slot not actually the holy grail it’s cracked out to be?“In a festival environment, the headline slot might not be the most ideal one,” says Evan Winiker, managing partner at Range Media Partners, who counts Max, Disco Biscuits and Walk Off the Earth among his clients.There are a number of factors working against that headlining slot.

SIMON Cowell has insisted that a shocking moment which saw a dog fall off the stage during an act will not be shown on screens. Another dose of weird and wonderful acts are set to grace the stage of Britain's Got Talent once more, with the flagship ITV show returning this weekend.

Emmerdale fans were left in shock on Thursday's explosive hour-long episode as Meena Jutla was finally found guilty as she dropped one final victim bombshell. During the latest instalment, Meena was left furious to discover that the jury had found her guilty for the murders of Ben Tucker, Andrea Tate and Leanna Cavanagh.

BBC's News At Six tonight after ' six months of treatment' for bowel cancer.The 66-year-old was diagnosed with the devastating condition in 2014, and took a break from his presenting duties in October last year to deal with the further spread of the disease, according to his agent.He was back on the air today following his presenting break and made reference to his hiatus or cancer treatment during the show. His return to the news show started with his presenting a piece on a £120million scheme that will see immigrants sent to East Africa for a new life.BBC News' political editor Chris Mason was one of the first to send him well wishes for his return to TV.He tweeted: '="Welcome back @BBCAlagiah!"And dormer BBC News science editor David Shukman wrote: "Really delighted that the wonderful @BBCAlagiah is returning to our screens tonight.

killed after a woman ran him over and then stole his credit cards while he was on a stag weekend in Miami, an inquest has heard. Steven Beech, originally from Blackpool, was deliberately mowed down by Latravia Chantae Reed before she drove off to go on a shopping spree with his money.The 38-year-old was last seen leaving a bar alongside Reed at around 3.30am on May 26, 2018.

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has revealed that she fancies getting sweaty in latex for the upcoming live shows of the ITV talent show.Amanda, 51, is known for her raunchy outfits on the programme, which have sparked hundreds of complaints to broadcasting watchdog Ofcom in the past.Speaking to Daily Star, Amanda revealed that she doesn't intend to tone down her wardrobe any, after dazzling in rubber ensembles for the audition stage of the process - which is pre-recorded.She opened up: "I'm thinking more rubber for the live shows. I enjoyed wearing latex in the auditions, so I'm thinking more latex and more sweating in the lives."Her co-star Alesha Dixon couldn't help but chime in with: "You wear it well, babe."And things only got racier from there, as BGT boss Simon Cowell joked Amanda "knows all about juggling".Quizzed about what makes the foursome's chemistry so fierce, Simon explained: "I don't know, we all just get on.

Garcelle Beauvais is sharing more details about her past as the “Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills” gets set for the 12th season.

Queen could abdicate – but reckons Her Majesty will keep attending virtual events.Jennie Bond, who spent 14 years as royal correspondent for BBC News, said the 95-year-old Queen has grown increasingly "frail".Talking on GB News, she described the "drastic" circumstances that would have to occur for the Queen to retire from her role, suggesting she might abdicate if her "mental powers" were affected.Ms Bond said: "We are witnessing the transition of many of the responsibilities of the monarchy."Prince Charles, 73, is increasingly taking a leading role in public events such as the Royal Maundy service on Thursday (April 14).Buckingham Palace announced the Queen would not attend and it was down to the Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, to represent the Royal Family. Despite attending fewer events in person, the Queen seems very determined to continue with her duties.Ms Bond continued: "She is not going to abdicate in my view unless something really drastic happens and she loses perhaps her mental powers."But thanks to modern technology she can continue to reign and to be in touch and to interact with people because she can do it remotely."She is enjoying that, I think.

The hosts of “The View” aren’t impressed with the stance some Republican politicians have taken on Dr. Oz.

They’ve only been gone from our screens for six months, but it’s safe to say The Kardashians have been sorely missed by diehard fans. Luckily for the reality royalty family’s followers, they’re making their much-anticipated return to our screens this week with a brand new Disney+ show - this time simply called The Kardashians.The programme, which premieres today, picks up with the famous sisters – Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Kendall and Kylie – as well as mum Kris Jenner.

BBC newsreader George Alagiah, 66, left viewers and colleagues emotional today over his return to broadcasting.

The Chase host Bradley Walsh has accused a contestant of being a secret spy on the latest episode of the ITV game show.As player Ore, a 31-year-old Civil Servant from London took her place on the stage to face Bradley in the quick-fire round, the host began to suspect she had a big secret as the pair chatted about her job.While telling Bradley that she worked as a Civil Servant, an excited Bradley replied, are you a spy?A claim Ore immediately denied.Not giving up, Bradley went on a long rant about how she would lie about being a spy if she really was one.“Well you’re gunna pretend when you say that so you say you’re not a spy, so I now think she is a spy by you saying you’re not a spy.As she continued to deny the role, he went on: “And now you say I’m not a spy and then I think you’re not a spy but then really you are.”After some awkward laughs from the studio, Ore simply replied: “if I told you, I’d have to kill you.”“Fair enough,” said Bradley, who eventually accepted her response and moved on to the Q&A.Fans instantly took to social media to share their reactions to Bradley's allegations.“Bradley, if she was a spy, she wouldn't be d**king around on TV, would she? #TheChase.” Said one viewer.A second added: “A real spy would have a fake job #thechase,”While a third accused Bradley of wearing the accusation thin, saying: “((((Yawn)))) the 'you're a spy gag' is wearing a bit thin now,” followed by a sleeping emoji.Ore was joined by fellow contestants Katherine, a marketing manager from Leeds, Sinclair, a pest controller from Southend-on-Sea and Cammy, an engineer from Glasgow.Cammie was the only player to be eliminated during his head to head with the Chaser, Jenny Ryan, aka The Vixen.The remaining trio bagged a nice

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