Demi Lovato Explains Why Their Gender Journey May Never Be Over: 'There Might Be a Time I Identify as Trans'

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Stand by your beds, folks, because there’s a new virus in town. It’s guaranteed to make you feel very sick indeed and probably punch the nearest wall.No, not Covid (so last season, sweetie) – it’s the Hypocrisy Variant.

There are rumblings that Venom 2 aka Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Tom Hardy‘s second film as Venom/Eddie Brock, is going to be moving release dates again.

Emma Corrin is opening up about The Crown, and the responsibility that comes with being famous.

the death of drummer Charlie Watts, the Rolling Stones may have found a replacement: Steve Jordan.Jordan, 64, was already filling in — at Watts’ request — following recent surgery the legendary drummer received that required him to take time off to recuperate. Two weeks ago, Mick Jagger said Jordan would sub in as Watts recovered, adding that he “looked forward” to Watts’ return — but that never came.Watts, 80, passed away Tuesday in the UK, bringing an outpouring of remembrances from celebrities and fans alike.

Tommy Dorfman is living her best life. The “13 Reasons Why” star is opening up about her journey to coming out as transgender in July in a new candid Q&A with InStyle magazine.

Lorraine Kelly, 61, fronts her own successful daytime show on ITV and has been a key member of the broadcaster’s presenting team since she joined TV-am as Scotland Correspondent in 1984.

She's back on the West Coast after filming Girls5eva in New York.And Busy Philipps reveled in some one-on-one time with her youngest child as she stepped out for a sweet treat in Los Angeles on Monday night.The 42-year-old actress rocked a playful denim patchwork jumpsuit for a quick stop at Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams in the Los Feliz area of the city. Just the two of us: Busy Philipps reveled in some one-on-one time with her youngest child as she stepped out for a sweet treat in Los Angeles on Monday nightBusy's eclectic style was on display as she sported a pair of overalls with ruffled sleeves and short bell bottoms.

Tommy Dorfman is living her best life. The star is opening up about her journey to coming out as transgender in July in a new candid Q&A with magazine.Dorfman, 29, graces a special subscriber cover of 's October beauty issue.

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Brian May, 74, has taken to Instagram to pay tribute to The Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts following his death today, aged 80. In a heartfelt post, the Queen star recalled working with the drummer years ago, who he went on to brand "the nicest gent" and a "pillar of strength" for his bandmates, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood.In view of his 2.9 million followers, Brian issued an emotional statement after the rock legend's death was confirmed.He wrote: "Sad sad news in the passing of Charlie Watts.

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YouTuber Zoe Sugg has sparked rumours online that she has secretly given birth after her baby bump vanished in an Instagram video.The 31 year old vlogger, also known as Zoella, is expecting a daughter with her partner Alfie Deyes. However, footage posted on Alfie's Instagram over the weekend seemed to show her 37-week baby bump disappear to be replaced by a flat stomach.

Sofia Richie turned 23-years-old on Tuesday and her older sister Nicole Richie shared a sweet tribute on Instagram to celebrate.The 39-year-old Simple Life star turned fashion designer posted several never-seen-before shots of the model when she was a baby and young child.'Been loving you since day 1. Happy Birthday,' wrote the Grace And Frankie guest star in her caption to her 5.1million followers.

Two years after 3-year-old son River died in a drowning accident, Amber Smith hit back at Instagram trolls shaming her over the tragedy.

Billie Eilish has only been in the music scene for a few years now, but her incredible hits and her impeccable style has made her one of the biggest acts in the industry in a very short amount of time.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterJohn Fithian, the chief of the National Association of Theater Owners, is here to reiterate one thing: Moviegoing is not dead.Yes, it’s been a bleak 28 months since CinemaCon, the annual exhibition trade show in Las Vegas, last took place. In that time, the pandemic brought on unprecedented challenges for the industry, including shuttered cinemas, shortened theatrical windows and a growing focus on streaming.

BBC One viewers divided on Monday night as he appeared on the show. Many suggested Joe, who is partner of Stacey Solomon, the pregnant 31 year old Loose Women star, was rude to his fellow contestants.

Sir Paul McCartney, 79, has taken to Twitter to pay tribute to The Rolling Stones’ drummer Charlie Watts following the sad news of his death at the age of 80. Paul recorded a heartfelt video message this evening to send his condolences to the late musician’s family and to the band.He said in the clip, which was shared with his 4.1 million followers, that although he knew Charlie was struggling with health issues, he “didn’t know he was this ill”.It comes after Charlie was forced to pull out of the band’s No Filter US tour, just weeks before his death.Charlie had to undergo an emergency heart operation and stepped down from the tour on the advice of his doctors, revealing at the time that his recuperation would “take a while".Sir Paul said:

the Mirror.In a post on the restaurant’s Instagram page, the staff explained what had happened.They claimed that after finishing his meal the bloke asked to address the eatery’s entire staff.When he did so he counted up the workers and said that he would be tipping each of them $1,000 (£728).Wow!Owner Shawn Shepherd admitted that he still couldn’t quite believe them man’s generosity.He wrote on the post: "I'm not usually an emotional guy, but this really got me. I'm blown away.

Jeanne Mau, formerly SVP Global Inclusion at ViacomCBS, has joined NBCUniversal as SVP TV Programming Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

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