Fraudster catfished woman out of £17k but she has 'forgiven him and adopted him as son'

Working through the drama. Even though “it hasn’t been easy” for Behati Prinsloo and Adam Levine to move past the cheating allegations against him, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly that the two are “working it out.”

Jim Edmonds and Meghan King continue to exchange blows. After the Real Housewives of Orange County alum claimed the former couple’s three kids weren’t invited to his wedding to Kortnie O’Connor, Edmonds is firing back.

Strictly Come Dancing rehearsals, Gorka Marquez, 32, told fans it had been an "interesting day" as he and Helen Skelton, 39, both had a bit of bother.The dancer revealed he had a flat tyre, before he panned the camera onto Helen who shared her issue."I've had three parking tickets in a week," the presenter told Gorka's followers."I thought I had paid on the app, but I paid for parking at the wrong car park."So, I have paid for my parking but not where my car is parked, so that's three tickets in one week."Gorka, a little confused, chimed in: "What's funny is she got in the same day, in the same car park, two tickets.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power showrunner J.D. Payne has responded to racist abuse levelled against the show and its cast.After the prequel series debuted in September, the show was targeted with criticism regarding the diversity of its cast.

Rihanna has said she is “nervous” but “excited” about headlining the Super Bowl 2023 Halftime Show.Announced late last month, the forthcoming performance will mark the pop star’s first live appearance since 2018. Rihanna’s eighth and most recent studio album, ‘Anti’, came out in 2016.Earlier this week, TMZ asked Rihanna how she was feeling about making her Super Bowl debut. “I’m nervous but I’m excited,” she replied.

Judd Apatow might be proud of his and Leslie Mann's daughter, Maude Apatow, but he did share some downsides to his 24-year-old daughter's role on. The 54-year-old comedian stopped by on Wednesday night and discussed Maude's success.«Maude is on right now,» Judd told Jimmy while talking about his famous family.

Sharon Osbourne is getting candid about her own grief surrounding husband Ozzy Osbourne's Parkinson's diagnosis. «I just think of my husband, who was very energetic, loved to go out for walks, did a two-hour show on stage every night, running around like a crazy man,» she tells English broadcaster Jeremy Paxman in ITV's . «Suddenly, your life just stops — life as you knew it.» She goes on, «When I look at my husband, my heart breaks for him.

Coleen Nolan’s pop star son, Jake Roche, has revealed he is living in his mum’s garage and is currently on universal credit.Jake broke into the entertainment industry when he starred in ITV soap Emmerdale for several months as Isaac Nuttal in 2010.But, his big rise to fame came as the lead vocalist of the band Rixton (now called Push Baby), with their single Me and My Broken Heart charting at number one in 2014.While pop and R&B group continues to release music under Scooter Braun’s record label, SB Projects, Jake has confessed that he feels like a ‘failure.’Jake – whose dad is EastEnders legend Shane Richie – has set up home in the Loose Women star’s garage amid the cost of living crisis, which has caused him to halt his career in performing. When asked by a follower on TikTok what he’s up to these days, the 30-year-old, who was once engaged to ex-Little Mix member Jesy Nelson, got candid.As reported by the Mirror, Jake replied: ‘I’m on Universal Credit, and I live with my mum in her garage.

JK Rowling has challenged transgender charity Mermaids to sue her in another public spat.The author as been at the centre of several Twitter storms in recent years, angering many people in the LGBTQ+ community specifically. Most recently, she blasted celebrities for backing Mermaids – a charity that supports transgender young people and their families – with the likes of Harry Potter star Emma Watson previously showing their support for the organisation.The writer’s latest comments come after it became public knowledge that a trustee from Mermaids quit their role over revelations he spoke at an ‘academic’ conference hosted by B4U-ACT, an organisation that promotes support for paedophiles.It was revealed by the Times that Dr Jacob Breslow attended the conference in 2011 as a PhD student.

Britney Spears has become somewhat famous for her risqué snaps, and she’s back again with a series of nude pics.The Toxic hitmaker, 40, has been embracing her freedom this year since her 13-year conservatorship ended last November, now travelling the world and spending time with husband Sam Asghari, 28.Britney and Sam – who met during filming for her Slumber Party music video in 2016 – are soaking up the sun in topical climates once more, giving fans a glimpse inside their sunny getaway.Making everyone green with envy, the pop queen shared a selection of snaps from a gorgeous beach, although, we doubt anyone was really admiring the golden sand or clear waters.Britney posed confidently for a naked shoot on the beach, with just an oversized sun hat (and some SPF, hopefully) for protection.Don’t worry, this is no Tommy Lee situation, as the star made sure to protect her modesty by covering her private parts with heart emoji.Hey, at least she won’t get tan lines!One snap shows Britney with her hands covering her chest while she kneels down in the sand, while another shows her laying down, throwing her head back and eyes closed, basking in the sunshine.The photo series was without captions but we doubt any words were really needed.Brit did share some other snaps amongst the nude ones too, including a short clip of her strutting around on the sand in a printed shirt and shorts, as well as a pic of her hat and sunglasses alongside a bottle fizz.Of course, fans flocked to the comments section with plenty to say about the singer’s latest nude shots, especially as there looked to be people in the sea behind her in the background.‘The people in the background will have a story to share for generations to come,’ one person wrote,

Chelsea star has been open about her health struggles after she and Ryan Libbey welcomed their son Leo last year.Louise had shared a photo of a nasty rash on her face, saying she felt like her immune system was ‘attacking her’.Posting an update on Instagram, she said: ‘Thanks for all your kind messages yesterday. A lot of you messaged me mentioning lupus and the (private) doctor I saw yesterday took one look at me and said, ”yeah, lupus big time.”‘So I’m hoping to follow up with someone more specialist.

Kanye West has now hit out at Hailey Bieber as the controversy rages on following his White Lives Matter stunt.The rapper caused widespread anger with his Yeezy fashion show in Paris on Monday (October 3) by wearing a ‘White Lives Matter’ t-shirt.Following outrage online after the fashion show, Kanye only doubled down on his stance and wrote on social media that the Black Lives Matter movement was a ‘scam.’The musician has been widely criticised, with the likes of Jodie Turner-Smith calling him ’embarrassing’ and calling for Kanye to stop sharing his ‘toxic’ opinions.In response to critics, Kanye shared a statement to his Instagram page which name-checked Hailey and her husband Justin Bieber, after the model defended Vogue contributing editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, who condemned the White Lives Matter shirts.‘Justin get your girl before I get mad,’ Kanye wrote.He also shared a screenshot of an E! News article discussing Hailey’s support for the Vogue editor, asking in his caption: ‘Wait Am I canceled again??? Justin please let me know.’‘I wanna just let everyone know there was some fashion this week also. There was a major thing called Fashion Week which really lasts a month and there were some really well done crazy overpriced clothes being shown,’ Kanye penned in his statement.‘It wasn’t just about my paradigm shifting t-shirt,’ Kanye claimed, before quickly ceasing the sarcasm: ‘Just kidding.

Before we get into what is the latest mess surrounding Kanye West, I have to admit that I don’t have the answers. I can’t definitively tell you whether to take Kanye’s outlandish statements with a pinch of salt, or even whether to continue being a fan of him, his music, his ‘art’ – but what I do know is that it’s time to say enough is enough. Enough with him bringing down the Black community on worldwide platforms and enough of the wash, rinse, repeat cycle of being outraged, forgetting, moving on and then the same thing happening again in a few months’ time. I’m all here for a ridiculous celebrity stunt that ultimately harms no one – Sacha Baron Cohen infiltrating Milan Fashion Week in character as Bruno, maybe, but Kanye wearing a ‘White Lives Matter’ top at a fashion show in Paris, absolutely not. Even an attention-seeking Kanye on a basic level, I can deal with, but when it comes to attacking social injustice movements, this is where the laughter stops and we as spectators of entertainment have to draw a line. As a Black British person, having a Black award-winning, globally-recognised and talented rapper essentially denounce the Black Lives Matter movement during the UK’s Black History Month, couldn’t have felt like more of a kick in the guts.For us in the UK, October is a time when many of us make efforts to highlight the positive impact Black figures have made and a time when we particularly amplify our voices. So it could not have come at a worse time to see not only one but two prominent Black figures – Kanye and conservative political commentator Candace Owens – have the audacity to stand on a live-streamed global platform wearing tops with the slogan ‘White Lives Matter’ printed clear as day. I am – or maybe

Julia Bradbury has spoken on her fears that having children later down the line increased her risk of breast cancer.The presenter, 52, announced that she had been diagnosed with cancer in September last year, before undergoing a mastectomy one month later to have a 6cm tumour removed.Julia has been incredibly open about her experiences and fronted an ITV documentary about her battle with breast cancer, entitled Julia Bradbury: Breast Cancer and Me.The TV star was over the age of 40 when she had her kids – Zephyr, 11, and twins Xanthe and Zena, seven – with her twin daughters being born following five rounds of IVF with her husband.Julia and husband Gerard Cunningham went down the IVF path after she sought treatment for endometriosis, which can affect fertility.Despite the pride she feels about being a slightly older mother, Julia has shared her concerns that this was a contributing factor to her breast cancer.She told The Sun: ‘I love motherhood and I think there are certain life skills you have more experience with when you’re older.‘But if you have your children later in life, that increases your risk of breast cancer, so does being a tall woman, as does being extensively on the Pill.’According to the NHS, having children or having children later in life may ‘slightly increase’ your risk of developing breast cancer because ‘your exposure to oestrogen is not interrupted by pregnancy.’BreastCancer.org also explain that breast cancer risk reduction from pregnancy doesn’t kick in until about 20 years after a woman’s last pregnancy.They detail a study which found that women younger than 55 who had a full-term pregnancy had a slightly higher risk of developing breast cancer during the study.Taking the combined contraceptive

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Daniel Goldhaber’s heist thriller “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” has been boarded by Paris-based world sales banner Charades following its critically acclaimed world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. The breakout film played in the competitive Platform section at Toronto and was acquired by Neon for North America in a deal negotiated by CAA Media Finance. Based on Andreas Malm’s controversial manifesto tackling the climate crisis, the film stars Ariela Barer (“Runaways”, “Atypical”), who also produced and co-wrote with Jordan Sjol. It was edited by Daniel Garber (“CAM,” “Some Kind of Heaven”). “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” follows a group of young environmental activists who set out to sabotage an oil pipeline in a timely thriller that’s described as “part high-stakes heist, part radical exploration of direct action as climate activism.”

K.J. Yossman Centre for the Moving Image (CMI), the Scottish arts company behind the Edinburgh International Film Festival, have appointed administrators. They are the first high-profile victim of the looming recession currently gripping the U.K, which follows the two-year COVID-19 pandemic. In a statement, CMI’s board said: “The charity is facing the perfect storm of sharply rising costs, in particular energy costs, alongside reduced trade due to the ongoing impacts of the pandemic and the cost of living crisis. The combination and scale of these challenges is unprecedented and means that there was no option but to take immediate action.”

Manori Ravindran International Editor In the Stone Age horror movie “The Origin,” a tribe of starving homo sapiens must fight for survival in early Britain. It’s a film set 45,000 years ago, but its message about humanity — told through a genre lens — is as dark as it is timeless. Directed by Scottish helmer Andrew Cumming (“Radiance,” “Clique”) and written by Ruth Greenberg (“The Spark”) in both of their feature debuts, the film — produced by “Saint Maud’s” Oliver Kassman — is launching at the BFI London Film Festival on Thursday with three sold-out screenings. Shot on location in 2020 in the Scottish Highlands, the story follows a group of early humans looking for food and shelter in a new land. They subscribe to their leader’s promise of a better life, but find themselves in a dangerous terrain, where they’re preyed upon by a supernatural force. The cast includes Safia Oakley-Green, Kit Young and Chuku Modu.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic The movie format where a character beloved by kids becomes a CGI creature, who is then plugged into a live-action universe, is one of the most casually technically astonishing of all popcorn genres — and, as often as not, one of the most stunted. It almost doesn’t matter if the hero is Garfield or Stuart Little, Alvin and the Chipmunks or Sonic the Hedgehog: The way this genre has descended from the noisy bravura of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” the actors tend to be reduced to one-note stooges who get stuck in too many green-screen reaction shots, whereas the critter at the center — the animated star — is, almost inevitably, a preening chatterbox who wears out his welcome by pelting the live-action players, and the audience, with too many bad punchlines.

K.J. Yossman Carrie Hope Fletcher is one of the leading stars of the British stage, having starred in West End productions of “Les Miserables,” “Heathers the Musical” and, most recently, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Cinderella” in which she played Cinders herself. In her spare time, she also writes novels, including her most recent spooky children’s book “The Double Trouble Society.” As she begins her new role as Grusha in the Rose Theatre’s production of Bertolt Brecht’s “Caucasian Chalk Circle,” Fletcher sat down with Variety to discuss the music-infused play, the theater industry at large and what she thought about Andrew Lloyd Webber’s abrupt closure of “Cinderella” earlier this year, after which he called the show a “costly mistake.” (Lloyd Webber is now moving the show to Broadway, with a new cast and a new name).