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Jennifer Garner was in mom-mode as she held her 10-year-old son Samuel’s hand while out for a walk in Los Angeles on Friday March 4. It looked like the 49-year-old actress was accompanying her youngest child to school, as he had a messenger bag slung over his shoulder for the walk. The mom and son duo looked like they were enjoying the quality time together as they held hands on the stroll.

Mother/daughter bonding time! Shiloh Jolie-Pitt was as adorable as ever as she went on a shopping spree with her mom Angelina Jolie. The 15-year-old fledgling dancer and the Eternals star, 46, were spotted enjoying some retail therapy on Friday (March 4) in Los Angeles. Forever the fashionista, Shiloh rocked a black designer hoodie and hip Converse sneakers for the fun day out.

Country music is all about love! Whether high school sweethearts or second chances at love, these couples are in it for the long haul.

Stevie Wonder is taking a stance against Russia in the war against Ukraine.

Queen Elizabeth’s cousin, Prince Michael of Kent, is returning his Russian honour.

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Countdown star Rachel Riley and her husband, ex-Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Pasha Kovalev, have shared a statement on the current Russian invasion of Ukraine on their Instagram accounts.The couple, who have been married three years, responded to the ongoing conflict, reposted a statement from Rise Up With The Arts.The arts project was set up by Pasha and Anya Garnis, his dance partner, to support performers throughout the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.The page, run by the Russian dancers, wrote: "The current situation in Ukraine hits too close to home for the both of us as Russian nationals.""Our passports may say one thing but our hearts are with our family, friends and everyone still in Ukraine that are fighting for their freedom and lives."They went on to explain that their upcoming show "will focus on donating funds" to Save The Children who "help children and young people affected by this terrible conflict".The message ended by saying: "Let’s make art, not war," as they signed off.Pasha shared it on his personal Instagram account to his 46,000 followers and added his own words: "We will need your support now more than ever.

Gogglebox’s brother and sister duo Sophie and Pete pulled on viewers' heartstrings as they discussed the current conflict in Ukraine.And Sophie soon broke down in tears at the thought of her big brother Pete leaving her to go and fight. With the pair reclining in their usual armchairs, the Goggleboxers were watching the news about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and began to discuss how families must feel when they are torn apart.Clips showed mothers and children torn away from their husbands, brothers, uncles and other male relatives as men aged 19-60 years old were required to stay behind and fight against Russia.Pete began by saying that he “didn’t know how he’d feel” if he had to be “held back to fight the war”.He tried to weigh up his options but decided that civilians can’t say "they’re not going" although they may "get shot at and potentially killed", before asking his sister "what is most valuable".Sophie began to cry and choked up at the thought and told her brother that she "would just stay with him"."No, you wouldn’t, I wouldn’t let you, you little soft a***.

Katie Price has a message for the haters as she basks in the sunshine on a romantic holiday with fiance Carl Woods. The former glamour model, 43, jetted off to Thailand with Carl, 33, after a few rough months including court cases and bankruptcy worries. It seems the couple have left the pressures of home life behind them as they cosied up to one another on their sunkissed holiday.

Vanity Fair interview in November. Even more unimaginable than McKay’s disclosure that the superstar SNL alum was no longer on speaking terms with his former SNL head writer was Ferrell turning on McKay after being denied right of first refusal for the lead in a new dramedy McKay was developing about the Showtime-era Los Angeles Lakers.

“I’ve had my nose done. I’ve had my lips done. And that’s basically it,” Larsa Pippen, 47, told Andy Cohen, 53, during the Real Housewives of Miami season 4 reunion. The reality star also admitted to having her breasts augmented, but vehemently denied getting anything close to a Brazilian butt lift, chalking up her curvaceous shape to hard work in the gym.

Jessica Simpson rocked a flowing dress with a high leg slit in a new photo shared to Instagram on Thursday March 3. The 41-year-old singer and actress showed off the cute outfit, while she announced the latest update for the sales for her clothing company from the dresses. She seemed super excited to share the great news with fans, while also letting them know that she has much more to sell.

Brooklyn Beckham has shared a snap of himself with his epic birthday cake - and we would give anything for a slice! The many-layered cake, which has to be seen to be believed, included a layer of cookies, rainbow cereal and lucky charms, and was topped off with melted chocolate and strawberries. Mmm!MORE: Victoria Beckham teams up with son Romeo and you should see her PVC trousersHe captioned the post: "Today I turned 23.

Shane Warne sent out his support for Ukraine just days before his tragic death from a suspected heart attack on Friday. The Australian was quick to tweet out words of support for Ukraine, who were invaded in late February on the orders of war monster Vladimir Putin.

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Mila Kunis has revealed she has "never been more proud to be Ukrainian" amid Russia's full-scale invasion of the country. Russia's actions have been met with worldwide condemnation, and as a humanitarian crisis unfolds in Ukraine, many people across the globe are searching for ways in which they can help and support Ukrainian citizens.

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Chelsea and the Russian oligarch will not consider bids from either China or Saudi Arabia.Abramovich announced his intentions to sell Chelsea for the "best interests of the club".The statement came just days after Abramovich had announced his intention to hand the 'stewardship' of Chelsea over to its trustees.But, according to Reuters, Abramovich is in no rush to sell Chelsea, even with the possibilities of sanctions against the Russian oligarch. The news of the sale follows Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, but there is no suggestion Abramovich is in any way linked to the situation.Chelsea have asked Joe Ravitch, the co-founder of investment bank Raine Group LLC, to find a buyer for the club.Ravitch said: "We are not going to rush anything.

Chris Willman Music WriterHit songwriter Ross Golan, who has crafted smashes for Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, One Direction and Demi Lovato, has started a petition on Change.org asking the music community to stop licensing songs in Russia for as long as the nation wages war on Ukraine.The petition, posted Thursday afternoon here, was put up for the purpose of allowing songwriters to make their voices heard in requesting that collection agencies sever ties with their counterpart orgs in Russia, to ensure that they won’t be profiting from the rogue-superpower nation while the bloody siege of its neighbor country continues.“Currently, a portion of our royalties are going directly to the Russian government, which in turn funds their invasion into Ukraine,” Golan says. The petition — credited to “And the Writer Is,” the podcast Golan started to spotlight writers and their issues — reads: “The global songwriting business stands with Ukraine.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentOn Friday the Russian parliament passed a bill to crack down on the country’s last remaining independent media outlets in the wake of last week’s invasion of Ukraine and the blowback that the government has received for its actions. In order to stifle critical cover, the government is introducing sentences of up to 15 years in prison for intentionally spreading “fake” information about military action.Ahead of the vote, Variety spoke to Boston-based Russian media analyst Vasily Gatov, who is a Senior Fellow at the USC Annenberg Center on Communication, about how President Vladimir V. Putin has been dismantling Russia’s free press.