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A closer look at your spouse at work! Brittany Snow tuned into Selling the OC — and her husband, breakout star Tyler Stanaland, gave Us insight into her reaction to the most talk-about scenes.

Scheana Shay has some new bling! The Vanderpump Rules star’s engagement ring got a major upgrade — thanks to her husband, Brock Davies.

Holly Willoughby went au natural as she 'soaked up' the last of her summer break and the school holidays. The This Morning presenter is set to return to hosting duties on the ITV daytime show on Monday (September 5) alongside Phillip Schofield.

It’s hard to say that something has been worth the wait when that wait has been 16 years, which is how long it’s been since Todd Field’s previous feature, Little Children. All the same, it’s very good to have this fine filmmaker back on the scene with Venice Film Festival competition entry Tár, a weighty new drama that creates an exceptionally detailed portrait of a promethean artist eventually hoisted on her own petard.

AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson has said that he is “honoured” to be a part of the upcoming Taylor Hawkins tribute concert in London.Hawkins, who had served as Foo Fighters‘ drummer since 1997, died in Bogotá, Colombia on March 25. He was 50 years old.This Saturday (September 3), the surviving members of the Foos are set to host the first of two special shows in honour of their late bandmate.

Once upon a time, there was a stigma between film and television, and when you were a big movie star, you never dared appear in a lowly TV series, and if you were a TV star, crossing over into movie stardom was unheard of and barely ever happened unless your name was John Travolta or George Clooney. And yes, thanks to prestige TV and the Age of Streaming, those days are long gone.

OnlyFans model has opened up about the comments made to her by creepy strangers which have left her needing to hire security.Lauren Alexis has racked up an impressive 2million followers on Instagram after defying her gran’s wishes that she stay away from a modelling career. The 23-year-old Londoner has since found fame on OnlyFans, where she shares intimate snaps and videos with her paying subscribers.

A makeup artist has broken the internet after outing a huge secret about eyeshadow palettes. Her advice has blown the minds of millions, and will likely change how you shop for your next palette.

Millie Bobby Brown is looking back on a painful moment in her life.

Primark is known for its well loved Disney collection, however the has issued an urgent recall of its Winnie the Pooh themed plates after reports that it contains lead and formaldehyde.The wooden plates have been removed from shelves after they were found to release trace amounts of lead and formaldehyde at levels higher than the EU regulation permitted levels. Primark said it could present a risk if ingested and warned parents not to let their children eat from the plate.The kids plate has been on sale since January 13 this year and the issue was highlighted by a French regulator.

Facebook is for old people and the cool kids use TikTok.The percent of American teens aged between 13 and 17 who say they use Facebook has plummeted from 71% in 2014-15 to just 32% this year, according to the Pew Research Centre.Meanwhile, the use of TikTok has skyrocketed with 67% of teens saying they use it⁠—and a further 16% saying they use it 'constantly'.READ NEXT: Amazon drones could see directly into millions of homes after major 'iRobot' deal The number of teens using Twitter and Tumblr is also falling, with a growing share of them using Instagram and Snapchat instead. The report said: "Although today's teens do not use Facebook as extensively as teens in previous years, the platform still enjoys widespread usage among adults."It seems that image and video-based social media sites are the most popular among young people, whereas older generations including millennials prefer using their words the old-fashioned way.95% of teens said they use YouTube, making it by far the most popular platform as three-quarters of them say they use it on a daily basis.The survey also discovered that 95% of teens have access to smartphones and 90% use computers.

makeover and given somewhere to stay by a kind-hearted TikTok user. Activist Mahmoud Itani, 35, met rough sleeper, Mounir, when filming a video in which he was giving out donations made by his 702,200 followers.The bloke, based in Beirut, Lebanon initially tried to give Mounir some of the cash that was raised — but he refused, saying that others in similar situations to him would need it more.

READ MORE: 'I'm a mum - no one values what we do unless we earn a pay check'The mum, who posts on TikTok as @the3holmboys, has gone viral on the social media platform for sharing her no plates take on meal time.In the clip that has racked up 14.7 million views, the mum-of-three covered her wooden table in cellophane wrap.While her three young sons sat around the table eagerly waiting for their grub as one twizzled their fork.With a big smile on her face, the mum poured a saucepan of spaghetti onto the middle of the table as the steam ushered upwards.“Kids super excited”, the parent shared as one boy’s face lit up at the pasta covered table.“Grant not as much”, she said as the dad gave half a smile at the sight.The mum then came back as she poured the bolognese sauce and meat on top of the ‘messy’ meal.Judging by the little lads’ faces, they seemed overjoyed at their communal dinner as the mum remarked “success.”Since being posted, the TikTok video has now racked up a huge 14 million views and a lot of different opinions.Some people saw the fun side of the messy dinner and praised the mum for creating memories.One person commented: “How fun!!! Try it with nachos next time.”Another user added: “It’s a fun idea, your kids will remember this when they’re older.”While a third person voiced: “I love this. We do this sometimes with fries.”Someone else praised: “It's fun kids enjoyed it so why not.”Meanwhile, a fifth person pointed out: “No bunch of dishes to wash yayyyyy.”However, not everyone was so keen on the idea of no plates.One person fretted: “Why don't they use something called plates which is much better than messing up the plastic on the table?A second person admitted: “I can’t do this.

Jessica Shalvoy At this point, it’s no secret that what TikTok creators possess is incredibly valuable. That’s why artist and celebrity teams throughout the entertainment industry are urging their clients to join in on the frenzy.

Closing that chapter. Blake Moynes is addressing fan questions about why he and ex-fiancée Katie Thurston’s relationship “went downhill” and “seems so unfinished.”

Donald Glover is addressing backlash surrounding his depiction of the Black community in his FX series “Atlanta”.

Donald and Stephen Glover addressed criticism from the Black community that their hit FX series Atlanta isn’t for them during the show’s TCA panel on Tuesday. The show’s fourth and final season is set to premiere on September 15.

TikTok to accuse a restaurant of “first-hand discrimination” after her outfit was deemed “too revealing” by door staff.Katie Haywood was told to change her clothes before entering the venue MNKY HSE in Mayfair.The reveller was visiting the London restaurant to celebrate a friend’s 21st birthday, before she was allegedly told to cover up.According to Katie, door staff said she'd need to change out of her pink crop top and wrap-around patterned skirt that bared her midriff – as it may offend other diners.Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.The security guard went on to explain that Katie can’t enter the restaurant wearing her outfit because “there’s a lot of Arab families in here”.She reluctantly agreed to rejig her skirt so that it covered her over – but claims she was made to do it in the middle of the road and in front of male members of staff.But after being shown to her table she was allegedly asked again to wear a jacket – despite her friends also wearing revealing clothing.She believes the only problem was that she was a bigger girl showing skin – but was allegedly ignored when she asked to speak to management.The TikToker claimed: "I asked her to speak to management twice and they only got the management when my best friend complained at the end when I left.

Addison Rae took to Instagram on Monday to model a polka dot bikini top and color-coordinated bottoms.The 21-year-old social media mogul put on a busty display as she modeled the pieces, which were from Emily Ratajkowski's Inamorata swimwear line.She teased in the caption: 'Sugar, spice, and everything nice.' Supportive: Addison Rae took to Instagram on Monday to model a polka dot bikini top and color-coordinated bottoms from Emily Ratajkowski's Inamorata swimwear lineThe TikTok sensation posed outdoors on a wood patio while holding a big piece of watermelon.Addison revealed her perky cleavage as well as a bit of underboob as she put on a flirty display for her 40.2 million followers. She gained over one million likes from her loyal fans as she bared her curvaceous figure in floral-patterned boy shorts.Rae flaunted her flat midriff in the orange, blue and yellow swimsuit from the brand's latest collection.

A Tesco employee has said there's a simple way to get three-times your money back, but very few shoppers realise. She's urging everyone to make the most of the scheme, which aims to make people's money go as far as possible.

TikTok by complaining that she had been told to change clothes before entering a London restaurant.Katie Haywood claims her outfit was deemed “too revealing” to enter the venue MNKY HSE in Mayfair.The reveller, who was visiting for a friend's 21st birthday, accused the eatery of “first-hand discrimination” after she was allegedly told to cover up.READ MORE: Parents outraged that 'girls' toy' is more expensive than boys' in pink tax rowAccording to Katie, door staff said she'd need to change out of her pink crop top and wrap-around patterned skirt that bared her midriff – as it may offend other diners.In the video, which has gained more than two million views, Katie explained: "We all dressed up nice. We turned up at the door and the security lady on the door goes to me, 'You can't come in like that.