Gayle King opens up about gaining 13 pounds amid COVID-19 quarantine

Diane Kruger recently returned to work on the set of her upcoming series Swimming with Sharks, the fate of which appears to be up in the air.And the German model/actress has been enjoying some quality family time with her daughter during her days off.She served '90s mom vibes Saturday in a blue floral dress, as she enjoyed a day at the park with her baby girl, before heading off to pick up her partnerNorman Reedus from an airport in Los Angeles.

Who’s Zoomin’ who? MGM, that’s who. Like many of their competitors, the Lion has been forced to move numerous releases from their original release dates as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect theatrical business in the United States and Canada.

Rutherglen and Cambuslang low income workers asked to self-isolate are to be offered financial aid with a new scheme.

Kristin Cavallari revealed how she’s adjusting to being single after splitting from husband Jay Cutler in April.“I’m feeling really good to be honest,” Cavallari, 33, exclusively told Us Weekly on Tuesday, October 27, while promoting her new cookbook, True Comfort. “I have found the adjustment to be pretty smooth.”The Uncommon James founder explained that “it’s up and down” at times, having been married for nearly seven years to the former NFL player, 37.“I mean, there’s good days and bad days, but I’m feeling really good right now,” she said.

Khloé Kardashian is attempting to smooth things over after fans rightfully dragged her sister Kim Kardashian West!

In its latest survey, the Hollywood Commission, an organization chaired by Anita Hill, found that gender harassment, or offensive workplace talk, is the most common type of harassment in the entertainment industry. The survey revealed that gender harassment is experienced virtually equally across Hollywood, by 62 percent of male respondents and 67 percent of women surveyed, and especially younger women.The commission's anonymous survey of 9,630 Hollywood workers was completed between November 2019 and February 2020.

STACEY Solomon has argued that being "cruel" about your co-parent in front of your kids is a form of "child abuse". The 30-year-old - who has three sons with three different dads - admitted she forces herself not to say negative things about her exes to their kids.

Fox News anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, Fox News president Jay Wallace and The Five co-hosts Dana Perino and Juan Williams are among those quarantining after a person they traveled with on a private plane later tested positive for COVID-19. The New York Times, which broke the story, reports that everyone on board a flight chartered by the channel from Nashville to New York last week have been advised to quarantine and get tested.

She signed on for a leading role in the upcoming disaster film Moonfall over the summer.And Halle Berry looked supremely relieved as she finally reached the end of her two-week quarantine period in Montreal.The 54-year-old actress shared a close-up selfie of herself after staying inside her pad non-stop.

DR Hilary Jones backed calls for a Tier 3 lockdown across England on Good Morning Britain today - adding to fears Christmas will be cancelled. The TV medic declared only a national lockdown could stop the spread of Covid-19 as he told shocked viewers that even if a vaccine is made in time it "won't stop a rise in infections".

Adult Disability Payment (ADP) is a new benefit from Social Security Scotland that will replace Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in 2021. The new benefit will provide additional financial support to people of working age across Scotland with a disability or long-term ill-health condition.

Stephen Amell has revealed he tested positive for COVID-19 while filming the Starz show Heels.The 39-year-old actor, best known for Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl, shared the news on Monday during Michael Rosenbaum's podcast Inside Of You.'I'm a retired superhero, but take one last thing from me,' the star began. 'If I've had any anxiety, I know that we speak about this sometimes on the pod and, obviously you know, I had a panic attack on your podcast.

KYLIE Jenner has been slammed by fans for the “embarrassing” amount of photoshop she used in an “unrecognizable” side-by-side photo.  The 23-year-old posted a sultry selfie with YouTuber James Charles where she looked “drastically” different than how she appeared in the same video they appeared in together.

Fern Britton, 62, expressed disbelief at the footage of “anti-lockdown” protestors taking over London’s main shopping street as they demonstrated their anger against the UK government. In the video the protestors can be heard crying “freedom," as thousands gathered in Oxford Street, many without masks, to share their opposition to laws being enforced to prevent the spread of coronavirus.Fern retweeted the clip originally shared by The Guardian and wrote: “Oh for goodness sake.”Underneath fans weighed in on the argument on coronavirus restrictions.One wrote: “This thing is never going away and people will continue to suffer - why oh why are people so selfish? Do I like wearing a mask? NO.

Justin Hartley made a vow to himself to stay fit while quarantined at home. However, things quickly went awry.“I thought, ‘Well, I’ll enjoy my home.

COVID-19 SUPPORT INTIATIVESUK record industry trade group BPI and its BRIT Awards have donated £54,000 to Stagehand‘s COVID-19 Crew Relief Fund. “As the BPI and BRITs donate £54,000 to Stagehand, it is met with our sincerest appreciation”, says Stagehand Chair Of Trustees Mike Lowe.

Little black dress of dreams. You know when you buy a dress, put it on and go “Yep you’re a keeper” well this is that dress.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.A fundraising group set in memory of their friend have been honoured with a prestigious national charity award.The Paul Lynas Memorial Group won the Fundraising in the Community accolade at the British Heart Foundation (BHF) Heart Hero Awards in recognition of their fundraising efforts which have raised £43,000 in two-and-a-half years.The group was set up as a tribute to Paul Lynas, from Livingston, who passed away in 2017 aged 37 following a sudden cardiac arrest.Paul’s friends and family have since raised the remarkable sum with a series of events, most recently raising £7500 through an online auction after the Covid-19 pandemic had hit their

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Fire officers are urging West Lothian people to put safety first in the run up to Bonfire Night.The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is underlining the dangers of fireworks as large-scale public events including organised displays are being cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.Families and communities are being reminded that bonfires and the private use of fireworks can cause significant injury and present a particular risk to children, and can also upset pets.This type of activity can further impact on the emergency services – firefighters attended more than 2300 deliberate fires during the four-week period leading to Bonfire Night

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