Cheeky optical illusion could determine just how sex-obsessed you really are

READ MORE: Where BBC Watchdog hosts are now - feud rumours, co-star romance and tragic deathOf course, there have also been some presenters the BBC would rather forget, including Jimmy Savile, Gary Glitter and Rolf Harris.Daily Star takes a look back at what the presenters have been up to after the show ended.TOTP and BBC radio presenter Janice Long was the first woman to regularly host the programme, as well as the first woman to have her own daily show on BBC Radio 1.She sadly died on Christmas Day in 2021 at the age of 66, following a short illness.A statement released upon her death confirmed: “Janice was a wonderful, warm human being and exceptional broadcaster."She told a brilliant story and always made you roar with laughter with her sharp wit.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty appeared to be insulted after her co-star insinuated that she's 'not tall enough'.The BBC host was chatting to reporter Mike Bushell, alongside co-host Roger Johnson, during Saturday morning's programme (July 30) when the topic of the host's height came up.Mike had visited Birmingham for the Commonwealth Games to see the great mechanical bull which had been built for the occasion.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stintReporter Mike even stepped inside the creation, which Naga wanted to know more about, and asked him what it was like inside.She said: "Can you tell me what it was like inside there, did it feel cavernous?"Mike then answered: "It was incredible it felt like something weirdly something out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It was magical it was like a little fantasy place."But you had to be small to get in there, with all due respect, Roger, I don't think you would have got in there.

A federal judge has dismissed Frances Fisher’s lawsuit against SAG-AFTRA, in which the actress accused the union and several of its former and current leaders of breaching their duty of fair representation over the raising of eligibility requirements for coverage under the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan

Prime Video series “Paper Girls.”“I read the script before I started reading the comics, and I was immediately drawn to the depth of the dialogue,” co-star Fina Strazza, 16, told The Post. “As a young actor, we don’t get the opportunity to be trusted to play real human beings very often. So, I was immediately fascinated by the intelligence of the characters, and how they weren’t just one-dimensional.” Now streaming, “Paper Girls” is based on a comic by Brian K.

William Earl Beyoncé’s new album “Renaissance” is a fast-paced soundtrack for the dance floor, filled with brilliant lyrics which can be funny, sexy, emotional and empowering — sometimes all in the same song.There are many layers and cultural touchstones woven throughout “Renaissance,” including revisiting and expanding upon her 2013 self-titled record, which pushed the love and marriage themes of “4” forward by embracing the sexiness of being a devoted wife. While 2016’s “Lemonade” took a detour into her examination of pain due to infidelity, it’s clear that her marriage to Jay-Z is strong.

hair loss, affected the 65-year-old suddenly beginning with "patchy hair loss" before the star decided to shave off not only his beard but his head hair too. Due to the drastic change in his appearance, producers of Neighbours had to quickly come up with a storyline for Dr Kennedy, blaming his hair loss on a "dodgy hair product". Addressing his bald look to some concerned viewers who reached out to the star asking if he was in good health, Fletcher reassured viewers that he finds his new look "fun" and overall is "fit and well".

Helen Skelton was left feeling "really stupid" after she was conned into handing over £70,000 of her life savings.The Countryfile star, 38, fell victim of an online scam back in 2019, after she'd answered a number of "security questions" over the phone when believing her bank had been on the other end of the line.Working in partnership with Lloyd's bank, Helen is now looking to stamp-out the same issue from happening to others as she fears for her children's safety in the online world.READ MORE: Countryfile's Helen Skelton shares rare snap with children after 'mum guilt' confessionThe mum-of-three, who shares sons Ernie, seven, Louis, five, and daughter Elsie, seven months, with her now ex-husband, Richie Myler, explained: "The notion of him chatting to his mates online scares me a bit."I don’t know that world and we’ve all heard plenty of things that could go wrong."In a discussion with LeedsLive the television personality went on to mention her misfortune, adding: "I mean, come on – even as adults it is so easy to fall victim to a fraudster.""I’ve done it – it has happened to me. It makes you feel really stupid.

It’s 4:30 am on Hell Day, aka the day after Halloween 1988, in Stony Stream, Ohio, and four 12-year-old paper girls – Erin (Riley Lai Nelet), Mac (Sofia Rosinsky), KJ (Fina Strazza), and Tiffany (Camryn Jones) — are just trying to finish their routes unscathed, fighting off teenage punks and racist homeowners, when they find themselves inadvertently drawn into an ongoing war between two factions of time travelers.

Rebekah Vardy has come under fire from her ex-husband after he accused her of cheating on him on their honeymoon. The 40-year-old WAG has been married three times, with two failed unions before she found true love with her current husband footballer Jamie Vardy, 35.Rebekah - who lost her libel court battle against Coleen Rooney this week - was just eighteen and working in a bar in Witney, Oxon, when she met her first husband. READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney set to face off with rival TV shows about court row Mark Godden, who was 21 at the time, played for the darts team when the pair sparked a whirlwind romance that saw them tie the knot on a beach in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in autumn 2001 spending £7000 on the event.Mark told The Mirror how Rebekah - known as Becky Nicholson at the time - had seen a diamond engagement ring in a magazine when they were dating and allegedly demanded: “I want that.

Lena Dunham is back. Sharp Stick — the writer/director/actor’s follow to HBO series Girls and her first film since Tiny Furniture (2020) – opens in LA at Landmark’s renovated single-screen NuArt Theatre and at the Quad Cinema in NYC. It expands to 40 to 50 screens next weekend, heading to about 100 thereafter – a mix of AMC, Alamo, Laemmle and Harkins circuits and top U.S. arthouses. 

Still healing. According to Will Smith’s apology video, Chris Rock isn’t ready to make amends after Smith’s infamous Oscars slap.

The typical Brit holds themselves back from saying what they really think four times a day – to avoid upsetting others.A poll of 2,000 adults found a whopping 83% regularly avoid expressing opinions or sharing personal revelations for this reason.These include “I don’t want to see any more pictures of your dog”, “eat with your mouth closed”, and “why haven’t you messaged me back?”Despite their reluctance to share their inner thoughts, more than half (57%) believe the world would be a better place if people told others what they really think.But nearly three-quarters (73%) admit the occasions when they have revealed their honest views have left them riddled with anxiety.The research was commissioned to mark the launch of Dark Maltesers – which has also unveiled a selection of “confession cakes”, to be sold at the “Honesty Baked In bakery” in London, on August 3rd.The limited-edition treats will feature iced messages of thoughts many would love to say out loud – such as “I’ve got the ick”, “I’m not busy, I just don’t want to come”, and “I borrowed your clothes without asking”.A spokesman for Dark Maltesers said: “Being an honest person is of course considered to be the right way to be.“But in practice in can be harder than you think – so to make sharing your opinions a little easier, we’ve come up with “confession cakes”.“It’s our way of making hearing the truth a little bit easier to swallow – literally.”The study also found more than three-quarters (77%) of those polled think they’re convincing when they avoid sharing their honest opinions.Such scenarios include telling your hairdresser you like your new trim when you don’t, and complimenting the chef on a meal you didn’t actually enjoy.And nearly half (49%) have become

Freeview users will soon be able to experience a Sky viewing experience for free thanks to a new update launching. Sky has won many awards for its market-leading Q box but Freeview is fighting back with their upgrade.

Sopranos legend (who himself was quoting The Godfather's Michael Corleone), just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in…Refresher, though I doubt anyone with access to WiFi needs one: onstage at the Oscars after the comedian made a joke about Smith's wife, , and her alopecia-related hair loss. In the days following, in which he apologized for his “unacceptable and inexcusable” actions.

The View, criticized members of her own political party for voting against a bill to codify same-sex marriage into law. Griffin, who previously served as press secretary for former Vice President Mike Pence before serving as White House Director of Strategic Communications, explained how shocked she was seeing the number of Republicans who voted against the bill.“They’re on the wrong side of this,” Griffin said during a recent on-air discussion on the issue. “On the one hand, I’m pleased that the House was able to pass codifying marriage equality into law, but the number of Republicans that were against it — it’s 2022.

Lorraine Kelly: "The notion of him chatting to his mates online scares me a bit. I don't know that world and we've all heard plenty of things that could go wrong. ""I mean, come on - even as adults it is so easy to fall victim to a fraudster.

Legia Warsaw have pulled out of signing Aberdeen defender David Bates for a six-figure fee despite the player undergoing a medical in Poland, according to reports.

sacrificed to our screens, isn’t it about time the mountain of devices we’ve invested in over the years paid us back?A new optical illusion hyped by online tech resale site MusicMagpie is giving screen addicts a chance finally unload those outdated iPods and mobile phones we never use anymore — but definitely still have hiding in the back of our closets. The brand has released new data claiming that the average household has more than $600 worth of old devices just laying around their homes.

When Nada Surf plays Arrowbrook Centre Park in Herndon on Saturday, their typical closer, “Blankest Year,” will not appear on the setlist.“‘Blankest Year’ has a chorus of ‘fuck it,’” laughs the band’s frontman Matthew Caws. “We always ask the audience to sing along with us, and we all sing, ‘fuck it,’ together.” But the Northern Virginia outdoor concert is free to the public and considered a family event, so organizers have politely requested the song not be performed.“I think it’s all right to be asked not to do that,” says Caws, congenial and relaxed on a Zoom call from his home in England.

Gio van Bronckhorst has predicted Alfredo Morelos will be back in action for Rangers "really soon" in a fresh injury update on the Colombian.

Simply put, Lena Dunham’s “Sharp Stick” is a film about sex. But sex for a very naive, innocent, fearless, infertile, 26-year-old virgin woman is more than just sex, and the implications of the many encounters and decisions made by Sarah Jo (the luminous Kristine Froseth) on her journey of self-discovery can be dizzying in their sheer number and magnitude.