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promoting her new documentary, revealed that the lining of her was riding up the "entire time"—even while she was presenting an award with her costars Steve Martin and Martin Short.  "A lot of people saw something they didn't want to see," she said.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.As pointed out, Gomez looked “radiant” despite the malfunction. For one of Hollywood's biggest nights, the founder paired the beaded gown with bold green tassel earrings, styling her hair in an elegant updo.This promotional tour for has been an emotional one.

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Priyanka Chopra was spotted strolling through the airport in Delhi this Saturday while surrounded by her entourage.The 40-year-old actress is back in India after nearly three years, enjoying her first trip to her native land since before the COVID-19 pandemic and the birth of her daughter Malti.'PeeCee,' as her Indian fans affectionately call her, brought back the 1970s in an airport look that included a sleek pair of fossil grey bell bottoms. Back in town: Priyanka Chopra was spotted strolling through the airport in Delhi this Saturday surrounded by her entourageLetting her luxurious dark hair cascade in waves over her shoulders, she kept her mask on as she headed through Indira Gandhi International airport.As the daughter of two military doctors, Priyanka had a peripatetic childhood that included a stint in the Indian capital.

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“You know all these sorts of things you can do where you put your head on the pillow and say, ‘oh, that was a bit out of order wasn’t it?’” the broadcaster concluded.Dan moved to Channel 5 News earlier in the year, marking the end of a six year stint on the BBC Breakfast sofa.To mark his work for the channel’s 100th anniversary, the BBC shared a "montage of mistakes" including some of Dan’s most infamous blunders.Following the cheeky commemoration, titled 100 Seconds of BBC Going Wrong, Dan felt compelled to explain himself."During the BBC's 100 years of broadcasting, not everything has gone as planned on air," a caption on the video had explained, promising hilarious and unusual clips from times when it had all gone horribly wrong.The video sampled one newsreader sheepishly announcing: "If the autocue was working, I could now read you something, but as it isn't, I can’t.”The footage showed presenters haplessly falling into swimming pools and being violently pecked by ostriches mid-conversation.Dan's own contribution was merely witnessing an embarrassing mishap, rather than being responsible for one himself.However, he took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the selection of laugh-out-loud footage.He told his 777,300 followers: "It is so magnificently BBC to celebrate a century with a montage of mistakes! Delighted to have made the cut.”Then he quickly corrected himself, adding: "I should say… that’s not because the BBC makes a lot of mistakes but because the corporation is always happy to laugh at itself."On June 6, Dan presented his first News at 5 show and his debut saw 390,000 viewers tuning in.After Dan’s debut, the Channel 5 broadcaster shared his ratings success on Twitter.He wrote: “Lots of talk about figures

"It was brilliant actually because it all came flooding back to me. It was one of the most amazing times of my life."She added: "It was overwhelmingly special and memorable.

No one’s getting Krissed — but Kris Jenner’s daughters did pay homage to their beloved mother for her 67th birthday.

READ MORE Leah Croucher: Human remains found in house as police launch murder probeThe survivors were rescued after two months when two of them trekked across the treacherous mountain range with no mountaineering gear. Carlos Paez spoke to the Sunday Times about the months they spent in the freezing mountains.He said: "I've done six million miles on American Airlines," he said, noting his lack of fear of flying."I'm condemned to tell this story forever more, just like the Beatles always having to sing Yesterday."Forty-five people boarded the doomed plane on October 13, 1972, including Montevideo's Old Christians Club's rugby team and its supporters.The survivors made the horrific choice to eat dead passengers after Roberto Canessa, a medical student, suggested they use the bodies of the deceased to sustain them.He said: "Of course, the idea of eating human flesh was terrible, repugnant."It was hard to put in your mouth.

READ MORE: Leah Croucher murder: Human remains found in house where convicted paedophile livedThe note said: “To our darling Leah, our darkest fears have come true.“We only need to be apart a little longer now. We have so missed you for so long already.“The future looks so bleak now we know we will never see you smile or hear your laughter again.“We will cherish your memories forever.

Leah Croucher, detectives have found human remains.Police have ploughed through 1,200 hours of CCTV footage and 4,000 house-to-house inquiries since Leah went missing in February 2019 while she was on her way to work.On Wednesday October 12 this year, police found items that belonged to the teenager at a house in the Furzton area of Milton Keynes after searching in the area since Monday.Here's a look at the full timeline of events that have occurred since Leah went missing in 2019.Teenager Leah is last seen on her way to work as she leaves her home on Quantock Crescent, Emerson Valley, Milton Keynes, at around 8am.However, she fails to show up to work and is seen for the last time on CCTV footage on Buzzacott Lane just after 8am, with the last activity on her phone recorded at just after 8.30am.Leah is then reported missing by her mother and father, John and Claire Croucher, after she fails to return home from work that evening.Leah's parents had last seen their daughter at 10pm the day before, which was Valentine's Day.The teen's parents issue an emotional public appeal to find their daughter as no information on their daughter's whereabouts was found during the initial investigation.In the emotional call for information, the parents say they are "beside themselves with worry" and that their daughter's disappearance is "highly unusual".Police working on the investigation release images of similar clothing that Leah was wearing on the day she disappeared.The teen was last seen wearing a black coat, skinny black jeans, black Converse trainers and carrying a small black rucksack.Fifty police officers then trawled through multiple hours of CCTV footage to try and piece together what had happened to Leah.Two months on from

police searching for missing teenager Leah Croucher were located in the former home of a convicted paedophile, according to reports. Leah, 19, was last seen on February 15, 2019, but a recent tip off has led police to a house in Milton Keynes where forensic examinations identified "human remains".A rucksack and other items belonging to the teen have been found at the property in Loxbeare Drive, Furzton, prompting Thames Valley Police to launch a murder investigation.READ MORE: 'Rose West' Halloween student night forces 'tone deaf' club into grovelling apologyPolice were tipped off by a member of the public on Monday, leading police to search the property.The Times reported that the house, which neighbours say has been empty for months, is just 500 yards from the spot the tragic teen was last seen.