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Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsBlackpink will kick off a new behind-the-scenes YouTube series, which begs the question: How you like that?YouTube announced Wednesday that it is launching a new original weekly series, Released. Set to premiere Thursday, the weekly sixteen episode series will feature some of music’s most noteworthy artists and show the exciting moments right before they drop new music.Released, hosted by Washington D.C.

Miriam O’Callaghan recently.‘I noticed that she was isolating near here and in a moment of “We are both out here, do you want to get a coffee?” and boom we clicked immediately. It has been quite an intense falling in love experience.

Machine Gun Kelly threw a wild release party for his new album, Tickets to My Downfall — and documented it in the music video for his song “Drunk Face.”The video, which premiered on Tuesday, September 29, features the singer, 30, partying on a private jet and going out on the town with friends and his girlfriend, Megan Fox. At one point, the couple kiss in a car.

Entertainer Mac Davis, the man behind several of Elvis Presley’s hits including “In The Ghetto,” “A Little Less Conversation,” “Memories” and “Don’t Cry, Daddy,” has died Tuesday at 78.Davis’ manager confirmed the news, according to an announcement by the Country Music Association, adding that the singer had become “critically ill” after undergoing heart surgery in Nashville.Davis, from Lubbock, Texas, who penned a number of songs in the late ’60s and ’70s for the King, went on to top the charts under his own name with 1972’s “Baby Don’t Get Hooked on Me,” and “Stop and Smell the Roses” two years later.

Dancing On Ice, enjoyed a training session with Charlotte Thorne Fitness. She trained alongside Geordie Shore reality star Holly Hagan at FoodWell Manchester.

Skins star Mike Bailey, who was better known as Sid Jenkins on the show, has been rumbled by the school children he now teaches.The 32-year-old, who shot to fame back in 2007 on the E4 hit series was uncovered by one of the pupils at his school - who took to TikTok to share his findings with the world.Mike was last seen on-screen back in 2013, when he featured on the teen comedy Birmingham We Are the Freaks.Following his last TV appearance, the actor decided to change tact and opted for a refreshing career change, deciding to become a teacher.Until today, he had managed to keep a low profile as he pursued his dream to educate.With his identity now disclosed in the form of a social media video, by one of his own students, he quickly achieved

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is set to ring the changes for his second trip to Brighton in less than a week.The Red Devils beat the Seagulls 3-2 on Saturday in the Premier League and now return to the south coast in the Carabao Cup.But expect a very different United line-up with the boss having made 10 alterations to his line-up for last week's 3-0 victory at Luton Town in the same competition.That’s likely to mean another start for Dean Henderson, while the likes of Eric Bailly, Scott McTominay and Daniel James could also be handed opportunities to impress.Juan Mata may miss out despite impressing against Luton with Donny van de Beek still settling in at his new team.Fred and Jesse Lingard both started at Kenilworth Road and

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorAn innovative YouTube ad campaign from New York’s Tribeca Studios and agencies in eight cities around the world are helping push traffic and new viewers to globalgoals.org, the website for the U.N.’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs.Tribeca CEO Jane Rosenthal, Google, YouTube and advertising execs presented the findings at a prerecorded session to stream Wednesday at Advertising Week 2020. Tribeca paired filmmakers with agencies on campaigns for eight of the U.N.’s 17 SDGs, an ambitious 2015 global call to action on issues from climate and poverty to education and food waste.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxEight in 10 Brits reckon that dancing makes them happier and less stressed.A study of 2,000 adults found that three quarters feel "happy" after shimmying around their home.And almost half went as far as to say they feel their mental health is better as a result of the activity.But the study, commissioned by fitness brand Zumba, found 67% wished they could dance more often, although 41% admitted they were 'quite bad' or 'appalling' at it.Psychologist Dr Peter Lovatt said: "The positive effects of dance have been shown in the scientific literature to help our stress and anxiety in lots of ways, particularly in difficult times like

Tottenham midfielder Victor Wanyama has denied 19-year-old socialite Shakila’s claims that he paid for sex with her.During an Instagram Live interview, Shakila claimed she had been paid “a lot of money for sex” by several Kenyan celebrities.They included Wanyama and Khaligraph Jones with the teenager apologising to rapper Jones on Instagram, saying she was under the influence of alcohol at the time.She insisted her other claims were true though Wanyama has hit back claiming both Shakila and interview publisher Arthur Mandela were using the claim to boost their presence.Wanyama, 29, wrote: “My attention has been drawn to a video circulating online containing false, fabricated and insulting allegations aimed at scandalising my good name and

2020 hasn't been filled with much good news, but some joy has finally entered all of our lives. The Crown is coming back for it's fourth season in November, and we simply can't wait.The fourth season of the critically acclaimed Netflix series is set during Margaret Thatcher's leadership, which means it is finally time for the late Lady Diana to be featured on the show.

dog after he gave his owner’s cream carpet an unwanted makeover.Samuel, a three-year-old pup from Sittingbourne in Kent, managed to beat heavy competition to take up the winning title in a national competition.The four-legged friend knocked a can of bright blue paint down the stairs and all over owner’s Zara Angelova’s cream carpet.She snapped a hilarious picture of the pup looking sorry for himself as he poses next to his artistic creation on the once-immaculate floor.The adorable black Cocker Spaniel sent paint flying, leaving huge blue patches and splatters all over the carpet.Zara said: “I’d just finished painting an old chest of drawers and foolishly left the open pot at the top of the stairs because I heard my phone ringing.

Amanda Seyfried has shared one of the first images of her second pregnancy with her fans on social media. The 34-year-old The Art of Racing in the Rain actress posted the pic following the news that she and husband, Thomas Sadoski, welcomed a son over the weekend.

The number of Covid-19 patients to die in UK hospitals has risen by 52.

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Spitting Image has defended its decision to use a puppet of environmental activist Greta Thunberg after receiving a torrent of backlash.The political satire show returns this week after 24 years with a fresh batch of caricatured famous faces unveiled, including Piers Morgan, Meghan Markle, Kanye West, Donald Trump and Boris Johnson.Creators already come in for fierce criticism online for lampooning the Swedish teenager, who will portray a weathergirl warning about the heat.But bosses of Britbox, which is where the reboot of the satirical puppet show will launch, argued she was fair game.Reemah Sakaan, group director of SVoD at  ITV, told Broadcasting Press Guild: “It’s a very straightforward joke and is nothing to do with her as an

Manchester overtook Bolton as the worst-hit coronavirus hotspot in Greater Manchester.

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The Glorias, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. And while it's great to see the 's life and activism play out on screen, arguably the best part of the film is the work she did with other important feminist leaders.

Furlough has been a financial lifeline for businesses across the UK with some 1.2 million employers making a claim for more than 9 million staff on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS). The scheme originally paid 80 per cent of employee wages, up to £2,500 per month when it launched in April, shortly after lockdown was implemented on March 23.