Elliot Page speaks out following top surgery - praised by fans

Bae Suzy has officially dropped her new single ‘Satellite’, alongside its music video.The visual focuses on a woman, played by PROWDMON dance crew leader Monika from Mnet’s hit dance reality series Street Woman Fighter, as she run through the hallways of a decrepit, abandoned building. Bae does not appear in the video.‘Satellite’ was released today (February 17) at 6pm KST, alongside the video treatment.

DaBaby over an alleged unprovoked physical attack on him at a bowling alley in Los Angeles.Brandon Bills, whose real name is Brandon Curiel, is the brother of Danielle Leigh Curiel, whom DaBaby formerly dated and shares a daughter with.Bills claims that DaBaby (real name Jonathan Lyndale Kirk) is legally liable for physically assaulting him “suddenly and without warning” as he walked past the rapper on February 9 at Corbin Bowl.He also claimed that the incident caused him to endure “severe injury and pain” and left him “psychologically damaged”.DaBaby has publicly claimed that he acted in self-defence. He has yet to comment publicly on the lawsuit.The brawl, which was captured in a viral video shared by TMZ, shows Bills and DaBaby grappling and spilling onto bowling lanes before other people appear to attack Bills.Bills’ lawsuit, filed by lawyers Farid Yaghoubtil and Anthony Werbin, also names Corbin Bowl as a defendant.

Lil Wayne has shared details of his first live performance in the UK for 14 years.The rapper is set to return in the summer for an exclusive slot at Strawberries & Creem Festival, which takes place at Childerley Orchard in Cambridge from June 17-19.Strawberries & Creem has also confirmed today (February 17) that Ella Mai, Mabel and Tems will all headline the main stage across the three days of the festival.Tion Wayne, Ghetts, Rema, Ms Banks, David Rodigan, Enny, Sub Focus, High Contrast, Katy B, Wilkinson and Lisa Maffia are also on the line-up.“This year, as we scale up to a full three days, we wanted to ensure our musical offering matched that level of ambition – as well as reflecting our incredibly diverse crowd,” Strawberries & Creem co-founder Preye Crooks said in a statement about this year’s festival, the line-up poster for which you can see below.“We have gone further than ever before to bring exceptional artists together, showing Strawberries & Creem to be a major player on the weekend festival scene. As a team, we also wanted to shine a light on some amazing genres and artists that aren’t always celebrated in full at other festivals.“We hope we have curated a truly representative and exciting line-up, one that offers an unrivalled experience to our festival goers – covering everything from D&B and dance music, to reggae and R&B.”Tickets for Strawberries & Creem 2022 will initially be available in a pre-sale from 10am on Monday (February 21), which requires a sign-up on the festival’s website.

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Elliot Page has revealed that he is getting more job offers after coming out as a transgender man.

Elliot Page is living his truth. In the new cover story for magazine, the 34-year-old actor opens up for the first time since coming out as a transgender man, and shares the response he's received since his December Instagram post. “What I was anticipating was a lot of support and love and a massive amount of hatred and transphobia,” Page shares.

 Elliot Page  is sharing his story in his first interview since coming out as transgender.In his new cover story with TIME Magazine, Page opened up about his journey, which includes the pivotal moment when he got his hair cut short at the age of 9.Elliot Page shows love and appreciation for his fansCelebs show support for ‘Juno’ star Elliot Page after sharing that he is trans“I felt like a boy,” Page told the publication. “I wanted to be a boy. I would ask my mom if I could be someday.”However, just a few months later, he landed his first role on Pit Pony and had to grow his hair.

TIME Magazine that the surgery has allowed him to finally recognise himself when he looks in the mirror and provided him with freedom from the "total hell" that was puberty.They said: "It has completely transformed my life."Elliot uses he/him and they/them pronouns, and identifies as non-binary, however TIME referred to him as a transgender man, and he called himself a "guy".The Juno star revealed came out as transgender in December last year.In his social media announcement, the Netflix star penned: "I feel lucky to be writing this. To be here.

Sharing his story! Elliot Page opened up about his journey to finding his identity in his first interview since coming out as transgender.

The Umbrella Academy actor Elliot Page made headlines in December 2020 across the globe when he came out as transgender to the world. In a heartwarming message shared on Instagram, Elliot, who was formerly known as Ellen Page, revealed that he was trans and was lucky enough to be penning down a message.

came out as a transgender man in December and introduced himself to fans by his new name Elliot, while revealing he now goes by the pronouns he/they. As part of his transgender journey, Elliot decided to undergo top surgery – a surgical procedure that removes breast tissue.

Elliot Page has said he "felt like a boy" from the age of nine in a powerful new interview.

Elliot Page says he's able to "fully" embrace who he is after coming out as transgender months ago. The 34-year-old "Umbrella Academy" star tells Time in its latest cover story that he anticipated "a lot of support and love and a massive amount of hatred and transphobia" upon announcing in December that he is transgender.

Elliot Page is finally feeling like his true self.

Elliot Page is fronting his very first magazine cover after coming out as transgender late last year and we’re highlighting his Time profile here!

Netflix series The Umbrella Academy and uses he/they pronouns, took to social media last December to confirm the news.In a new interview with TIME, Page spoke about his ongoing fight for trans equality and his privilege as a white, wealthy and famous person.“My privilege has allowed me to have resources to get through and to be where I am today,” Page said, “and of course I want to use that privilege and platform to help in the ways I can.”The actor spoke about the visibility gap for trans men, saying “there were no examples” when he was growing up.Regarding his duty as a role model, Page said: “They can see that and say, ‘You know what, that’s who I am too,’” and explained that a lack of role models lets “people make monsters of us”.Elliot

Elliot Page is living his truth. In the new cover story for magazine, the 34-year-old actor opens up for the first time since coming out as a transgender man, and shares the response he's received since his December Instagram post. “What I was anticipating was a lot of support and love and a massive amount of hatred and transphobia,” Page shares.