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SOUTH FULTON, Ga. – Several voters in South Fulton, Georgia, refused to reject Stacey Abrams' claim that the 2018 gubernatorial election was stolen from her, while some outright supported the Democrat's assertion. "Based off of character, I’m gonna support her on it," one woman, Jasmine, said.

Former North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley, the state's Democratic candidate for Senate, received an endorsement from a major racial justice group that supports defunding and disbanding the police. The political action committee (PAC) for Color of Change, which former Obama White House adviser Van Jones co-founded in 2005, announced in August that it would support Beasley's bid for Senate in large part because of her platform of "reforming the criminal justice system." Color of Change regularly posts on social media in support of anti-police policies and the Black Lives Matter movement. "Police brutality shows us that more cops in Black neighborhoods doesn't keep us safe, it harms Black people," the group tweeted in 2020.

Actress Laura Dern opened up about the possibility of a third season of her hit show "Big Little Lies" on Thursday evening at the 2023 Spring-Summer Ralph Lauren fashion show. "I'm gonna be shy about it," she told Entertainment Tonight.

The Jeffrey Dahmer craze has arrived just in time to be taken — well, too far, according to some people. This Halloween, costumes modeled after serial killer and cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer are expected to be hugely popular.

Kate Garraway, 55, confessed that victory was "bittersweet" after yesterday's NTAs win for Caring For Derek, which came top in the Best Authored Documentary category.

READ MORE: Darwin Nunez is to blame for Mo Salah's slow start to season, says ex-Liverpool starWith Kwarteng lasting just 38 days in office, Daily Star Sport examine six football managers who were somehow gone in even quicker time...Replacing Jose Mourinho at Porto following their historic Champions League victory in 2004, Luigi Delneri had transformed Chievo from Serie B strugglers to a settled Serie A side before his appointment at Estadio do Dragao.HAVE YOUR SAY! Which current Premier League manager would make the best Chancellor? Let us know in the comments section.Chievo were promoted to the top flight for the first time in their existence under Delneri's tenure and also qualified for the UEFA Cup in their debut campaign.However, the Italian failed to take charge of a single Porto game and was sacked before the season started due to reports he continuously turned up late for training sessions.Manchester United legend Paul Scholes enjoyed a brief spell at Oldham in 2019 in his only permanent managerial role to date. Opening up on his 31-day reign with old team-mate Gary Neville, Scholes revealed he just wanted to "give it [management] a go.""I love Oldham, I just wanted to give it a go and see what happened.

Jurgen Klopp and his Premier League strugglers Liverpool when the two giants meet on Merseyside on Sunday. City's record at Anfield had been desperate up until their last two visits, which saw them secure a draw and win. Before this City had returned from a trip to their biggest rivals 17 times without being able to boast of a single victory.

Hollyoaks.David left the Channel 4 soap earlier this year, after his fan-favourite character Sylver McQueen died tragically in a fire at Salon de Thé de Marnie.Just months after his soap exit, he is now back onstage in the pantomime Goldilocks at Liverpool's Epstein Theatre, which sees the star play the enigmatic Ringmaster of a circus.READ NEXT: Hollyoaks Sylver star David Tag shares secret talent as he hints job U-turn after soapSpeaking exclusively to Daily Star at the sneak peek of the show, David spoke about what is next for him after the pantomime and Hollyoaks - and revealed that he would "never say no" to another soap role."If they came knocking, I would never say no. Especially Coronation Street, Emmerdale, EastEnders," said David."They've all got such a massive heritage and reputation, that I would never say no.

Home and Away star Kirsty Marillier made her debut on the Australian soap back in May.The curly haired stunner, who plays female police officer Rose Delany on the show, is just as beautiful off screen as on.As well as lighting up our TV's Kirsty also lights up our Instagram feed in her everyday life with stunning snaps away from work.READ MORE: Home and Away newcomer Heather's life - Hollywood fame, filming struggles and glam snapsFrom a stylish pantsuit to a stunning bikini snap, Daily Star has taken a look at some of Kirsty's hottest pics ever.Kirsty turned up the heat as she posted this gorgeous snap on Instagram.She took the jaw dropping snap while she was holidaying in Vietnam. Making a funny quip about her pale skin she captioned the picture: "Not actually sunburnt just really happy under a purple umbrella in Hoi An." Fans instantly took to the comments section to compliment the stunning soap star.

Apple TV just doesn’t seem to care as much as the others about the bottom line. They’re willing to drop a small fortune on shows that simply aren’t designed to break out in a way that would attract a mass audience.

Theme park lovers are used to navigating the huge entertainment venues come rain or shine. Brits especially know that while they’re walking from ride to ride or enjoying a picnic they may get hit with rain.Or, in the summertime, be forced to stand in the blazing sun while your shoulders sizzle. READ MORE: Couple marry at Skegness theme park - and celebrated by riding rollercoasters Well, it seems the remedy to that is an entirely indoor theme park – and a new one has just opened in Doha.

food over the Sunflower artwork this morning (October 14) before gluing themselves to a nearby wall.Protesters who identified themselves as Anna Holland, 20, and Phoebe Plummer, 21, took part in the protest demanding the Government stops all new oil and gas projects.READ MORE: British petrol pumps running dry as anti-oil protestors dig tunnel under key refineryThey reckon the soup-themed protest symbolises how many families can’t afford to heat a meal.One shouted at bemused onlookers: "What is worth more, art or life? Is it worth more than food? More than justice?"Are you more concerned about the protection of a painting, or the protection of our planet and people?"Fortunately for Van Gogh fans, the painting is thought to have survived the attack as it is protected by a sheet of glass.Just Stop Oil has held a series of high-profile protests across Britain as part of ongoing climate action.Elsewhere, the Mona Lisa in Paris fell victim to a cake attack while protesters stuck themselves to famous pieces by Botticelli and Boccioni, and Extinction Rebellion protesters in Australia were arrested for gluing themselves to a Picasso.Defiant Anna, from Newcastle, told reporters: “UK families will be forced to choose between heating or eating this winter, as fossil fuel companies reap record profits.“But the cost of oil and gas isn't limited to our bills."Somalia is now facing an apocalyptic famine, caused by drought and fuelled by the climate crisis."Millions are being forced to move and tens of thousands face starvation."This is the future we choose for ourselves if we push for new oil and gas."Metropolitan Police officials confirmed on Twitter the pair had been arrested for criminal damage and aggravated trespass.They added:

relationship with an artificial intelligence human-sized sex doll has said that 'Mimi' came about as a "solution to being single for ten years". Alexander Stokes, a gas station clerk from North Carolina, US, has been in a romantic relationship with a synthetic doll he calls Mimi for over two years.

football team that play in red-and-white up in the North East of England thanks to a Netflix series that took off in popularity.Sunderland 'Til I Die captured the hearts of viewers with its fly-on-the-wall coverage of Sunderland AFC, the impassioned support of the club's fans and the depiction of life in the coastal working class city.While the programme was heralded by TV critics, unfortunately for the producers of the two series — some of whom support the Black Cats — the side fared poorly during the seasons they spent covering the team.But, after appearing lukewarm on the idea of a third series, Fulwell 73 — the company behind the production — has come back for what it is calling one last hurrah.And they finally are able to show fans celebrating a huge club success.Leo Pearlman, a founding partner of Fulwell 73, said adding a mini third series was a way of ending the popular series “on a high”.Fulwell 73 — which has recently gone into business with comedian and talk show host James Corden — said the third series will be only two episodes long.The pair will focus on Sunderland’s play-off victory, which secured them promotion into the Championship, English football’s second division.Sunderland convincingly beat Wycombe Wanderers 2-0 at Wembley on May 21, 2022, to put to bed years of near misses.The celebrations, which are likely to be seen in the third series when it airs, will be a far cry from what the Sunderland ‘Til I Die programme had covered at the Stadium of Light to date.The show's eight-episode first series followed Sunderland after the club had been relegated from the Premier League, and covered their freefall into League One — the third division — over the course of the 2017-18 football season.The follow-up

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star Arlene Phillips has suggested that she would love to see Boy George enter the jungle. The pop icon is among the names rumoured to appear on the upcoming series of the show, and speaking at last night's (October 13) National Television Awards, Arlene seemed more than keen to see the star appear. "Seriously.

Sydney Sweeney has insisted her comments about not earning enough to take a break were "taken out of context". During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter in July, the Euphoria star admitted she could not afford to take a six-month break from acting because she doesn't "have income to cover that". However, in a new interview with ELLE magazine published on Thursday, the actress clarified the context behind the quote and insisted her comments had been "kind of skewed".

The ball from England's 1986 World Cup defeat to Argentina is being put up for sale for £3 million. The quarter-final game at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, Mexico ended England's chances of World Cup glory and is remembered for Diego Maradona's Hand of God goal which gave the South American side the lead before it finished 2-1 - the game's referee 78-year-old Ali Bin Nasser kept hold of the ball and is now planning to sell it at auction in London. According to The Sun, Adam Gascoigne of Graham Budd Auctions - the company running the sale - said: "Unlike today where you have a multi-ball system at games, this was the only one used in the match from start to finish.

Issa Rae has called out the Hollywood movie industry for protecting Ezra Miller despite their controversial behaviour. The Justice League actor, who uses they/them pronouns, has been involved in a string of controversies, legal issues and run-ins with the police this year, but Warner Bros. still intends to release their standalone superhero movie The Flash next June.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford are two of our favourite TV personalities - and plenty of fans were disappointed not to see them at the National Television Awards on Thursday - but why didn’t the married couple attend? Find out here… MORE: Eamonn Holmes makes unexpected return to TV after back operationWhile the presenting duo usually attend the NTAs, Ruth, unfortunately, had a clash in her schedule as she was presenting QVC. She shared a snap of herself travelling there on her Instagram Stories, writing: "QVC bound," before following it up with a snap of herself in the studio, writing: "See you at 7pm. " WATCH: Eamonn Holmes updates fans on recovery as he returns to TVMeanwhile, Eamonn likely missed the event as he recently underwent back surgery, and is still in recovery.