Face Down announces changes to security arrangements at The Scala following Wargasm assault

Chelsea, with Roman Abramovich, the club’s owner for 19 years, putting the club on the market.The Russian oligarch set the precedent for all future takeovers, showing what huge investment can achieve in the sporting world.But the curtain is about to close on the 55-year-old’s time, as talks of sanctions from the UK Government are thought to be imposed on business people reportedly affiliated with President Vladimir Putin.The club is one sale for some £3billion - meaning even some of the wealthiest people in the country would need to merge together for it to stand a chance of a bid being accepted.Here we take a look at some of the men on the list so far - their quirks, and their current business ventures,Net worth: £4.2billionCurrently owns: Synthes, a medical device manufacturerSwiss Hansjorg Wyss, called "among the most philanthropic people in the world", is a huge voice in progressive movements, especially environmentally.The 86-year-old is thought to be in favour of higher inheritance taxes for the wealthy in Switzerland - very surprising for a billionaire. Wyss is also a keen hiker, skier and even pilot, with interests in conservation efforts in America.Who would you like to see buy Chelsea? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Drag Race UK Vs The World fans were left fuming after the winner's name was leaked early.The hit series was won by Blu Hydrangea, who triumphed over Jujubee and Mo Heart.But it seems Mo was too quick to say well done, tweeting "Congratulations to My Sister Queen of the World @BluHydrangea_" half an hour before the result actually aired.Fans were not impressed with the turn of events."Okay unfollow for spoiling the show immediately," one person tweeted."Mo, you let this one slip out drafts a little too early," said another viewer."I mean… it kinda sucks to know," tweeted another."It's 9:46am in Australia where everyone would be watching tonight but cool go ahead and announce the winner," said another.Cracking out the Caps Lock, one viewer asked: "YOU COULDN'T WAIT UNTIL NIGHTTIME TO TWEET THIS???"Someone else then waded in to point out that it was night time in the UK.But another viewer chimed in to say: "And she tweeted it before 9.30pm... the show finishes at 10pm with crowning the winner…"While some fans posted about Mo's apparent mishap, others suggested that the result had slipped out anyway because of Spotify.They said that the streaming service released Blu's victory song, Champion, before it had aired and that it gave the game away in some countries."Time to see Blu become the winner of the world, thanks Spotify for confirming!" one person tweeted.Another shared a shocked emoji and wrote: "Me pretending to be shocked abt Blu winning when it was spoiled on Spotify earlier.""Condragulations Blu!" said another fan.

McDonald's and Starbucks have been accused of "double standards" after announcing they will be closing 800 restaurants in Russia while they remain open in Guantánamo Bay. Since Russian President Vladimir Putin's ordered troops into Ukraine, sporting leagues, blue tick companies and brands around the world have announced boycotts of the country.

Liverpool Echo reports.Brimage spent the money on Amazon, eBay and PayPal, stealing from her victim more than 300 times and flagrantly using her own name and email address to make the purchases.During a hearing at Liverpool Crown Court yesterday (Tuesday, March 8) Brimage said she "couldn't stop" and "just kept on spending" the money of her victim, who was housebound.When a victim impact statement was read in court, Brimage was brought to tears.Paul Blasbery, prosecuting, said: "The victim said she placed a lot of trust in Nicola. She liked her, respected her, and appreciated the things she had done for her.

cheated on can be totally devastating.To learn that someone who you love, and thought they loved you, has fallen victim to their wandering eye is enough to ruin relationships.

Empty-nesters were most looking forward to their washing pile reducing – ahead of lower food bills and having a tidy home.The poll, of 1,000 parents aged over 45 who have had at least one child leave home, found 65% were looking forward to the day their kids finally left.Although 78% of 55- to 64-year-olds were sad when then their last child moved out.Lower energy bills, only having to cook for one or two, and not having to collect dirty cups and plates from rooms around the house also featured on the list.It also emerged 38% turned their children’s former rooms into something else – with a guest bedroom the top choice for 45% of those.Nearly a fifth (17%) converted the space into a home office, while more than one in twenty (6%) opted for a dressing room.Other uses for their children's old rooms included art studios, a home gym and even a bar.And one in ten (12%) chucked out all the “clutter” their children had left behind.A spokesman for Key Later Life Finance, which commissioned the research, said: “While your children flying the nest can be an emotional time, it also presents opportunities to start enjoying things in life that you may have had to put on the back burner.“It can be a wrench – but with more financial freedom, less responsibilities and more time to devote to you own interests, it can mean the start of something new.“But, as many parents whose children have left home know all too well, just because your kids don’t live under the same roof doesn’t mean they won’t need a bit of financial help from time to time.”The study also found more than one in ten empty-nesters (15%) looked forward to going on exotic holidays without the kids, while one in five took delight in having more disposable income to spend.But

Netflix and Shondaland have released the official trailer and new images for the upcoming second season of hit romance drama Bridgerton which debuts worldwide on March 25. Watch the trailer above and check out the photos below.

Sky has taken UK rights to James Gunn’s John Cena-starring Peacemaker and the show will drop later this month.

Conrad Janis, a prolific character actor of TV, film and stage who had already become immediately recognizable even before landing his signature role opposite Robin Williams and Pam Dawber in the hit ’70s sitcom Mork & Mindy, died March 1 in Los Angeles. He was 94.

Jennifer Garner has had email mishaps like the rest of us.

Sharna Burgess is not accepting any negativity when it comes to comparisons between her and Megan Fox, the ex-wife of Burgess' boyfriend, Brian Austin Green. Fox filed for divorce from Green in November 2020 after 10 years of marriage. The exes finalized their divorce last month, and Fox is now engaged to Machine Gun Kelly, while Green and Burgess are currently expecting their first child together in July. During a fan Q&A on her Instagram Stories this week, Burgess was asked how she handles «following in Megan Fox's footsteps.» «Normally I wouldn't answer these types of questions but I think many women struggle with comparing themselves to a partners x,» the pro wrote.

Jennifer Aniston celebrated the brave women of Ukraine in a post on International Women's Day, commending them sacrifices their making for their country and their families. The "Morning Show" actress shared the powerful message on her Instagram account, which has amassed nearly 40 million followers.

“The Batman” film.The prequel series was set to center on a corrupt cop in Gotham City — but the filmmaker revealed its cancellation on this week’s episode of MTV’s “Happy Sad Confused” podcast.“One thing that we’re not doing, that I was gonna do . . .

Aretha Franklin’s young granddaughter has been rejected from American Idol after auditioning for the long-running talent show last month.15-year-old Grace Franklin didn’t advance from her audition on February 27. Speaking before her audition, she said: “I feel like people expect me to sing exactly like her, but I am my own artist and I have my own voice.”Performing a version of Roberta Flack’s ‘Killing Me Softly’ in the style of the Fugees‘ iconic cover, Franklin was told by judge Luke Bryan that the performance “was all just a little sleepy and subdued to me,” while fellow judge Katy Perry called it “soft”.Another performance, this time of her grandmother’s track ‘Ain’t No Way’, followed, but Franklin was unsuccessful in her attempts to reach the next round of the competition.Watch both performances below.Aretha Franklin died in August 2018 in Detroit at the age of 76.

after an alleged attack on Wargasm‘s Sam Matlock by three bouncers at a recent show.The band were playing a set at the King’s Cross venue as part of the Face Down club night earlier this month, and alleged in a statement afterwards that after the show a bouncer at the venue was “verbally aggressive” towards the band’s female tour manager, leading vocalist and guitarist Matlock to have to “step in”.They then claimed on Twitter: “After this, in a completely overzealous and unnecessary use of force, three bouncers then dragged Sam into the backstage toilets, where two of them slammed his head against the toilet seat and held his head in the toilet bowl while the third bouncer held the door closed with his foot.”Since the incident and Wargasm’s

A third security guard has now been banned from working at London venue The Scala after Wargasm’s Sam Matlock was assaulted backstage following a performance at the Face Down club night there last Friday night.In a statement last weekend, Wargasm explained that – while loading out of the venue – “a bouncer was verbally aggressive to our female tour manager, leading to Sam having to step in”.

Wargasm have confirmed that all three bouncers allegedly involved in an attack on the band’s Sam Matlock have been banned from working at the Scala venue in London.The band were playing a set at the King’s Cross venue as part of the Face Down club night, and alleged in a statement that after the show a bouncer at the venue was “verbally aggressive” towards the band’s female tour manager, leading vocalist and guitarist Matlock to have to “step in”.They then claimed on Twitter: “After this, in a completely overzealous and unnecessary use of force, three bouncers then dragged Sam into the backstage toilets, where two of them slammed his head against the toilet seat and held his head in the toilet bowl while the third bouncer held the door

The Scala has announced that it has banned two “rogue” security guards from working at the London venue, after Wargasm’s Sam Matlock was assaulted backstage following a show on Friday night.In a statement at the weekend, Wargasm explained that – while loading out of the venue – “a bouncer was verbally aggressive to our female tour manager, leading to Sam having to step in”.

after an alleged attack on Wargasm‘s Sam Matlock.The band were playing a set at the King’s Cross venue as part of the Face Down club night, and alleged in a statement that after the show a bouncer at the venue was “verbally aggressive” towards the band’s female tour manager, leading vocalist and guitarist Matlock to have to “step in”.They wrote on Twitter: “After this, in a completely overzealous and unnecessary use of force, three bouncers then dragged Sam into the backstage toilets, where two of them slammed his head against the toilet seat and held his head in the toilet bowl while the third bouncer held the door closed with his foot.“At this point, luckily, another member of our touring party was able to intervene and remove Sam from

Metal duo Wargasm and the Face Down rock club night have demanded action from London venue The Scala, after the band’s Sam Matlock was allegedly assaulted by security guards there.The incident occurred after Wargasm performed at Face Down on Friday night, with the band saying in a statement on social media: “While we were trying to load out, a bouncer was verbally aggressive to our female tour manager, leading to Sam having to step in”.“After this, in a completely overzealous and unnecessary use of force, three bouncers then dragged Sam into the backstage toilets, where two of them slammed his head against the toilet seat and held his head in the toilet bowl while the third bouncer held the door closed with his foot”, the statement

Wargasm have alleged that bouncers at the Scala venue in London showed “unnecessary use of force” against member Sam Matlock after the band’s show at the venue on Friday night (November 5).The band were playing a set at the Kings Cross venue as part of the FaceDown nightclub, and alleged in a new statement posted to Twitter yesterday (November 7) that after the show, a bouncer at the venue was “verbally aggressive” towards the band’s female tour manager, leading vocalist and guitarist Matlock to have to “step in”.They wrote: “After this, in a completely overzealous and unnecessary use of force, three bouncers then dragged Sam into the backstage toilets, where two of them slammed his head against the toilet seat and held his head in the