George Foreman Flexe Grill review: cooks meat and veg to perfection

IT has taken 35 years for James McCartney to step out from his famous father’s shadow.

The Bentonville Film Festival announces the jury prize winners for their 8th annual Festival.

Universal and Illumination’s Nintendo movie Super Mario Bros about the famed videogame plumbers, kart drivers and squashers of turtles is zipping from its planned December 21 release date to April 7, which is Easter weekend 2023.

Olivia Rodrigo is “devastated” and “terrified” after the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) overturned Roe v. Wade, banning abortions.

Kate Middleton made a broody confession as she held a baby on a visit to Newmarket racecourse with Prince William.Onlookers suggested Duke of Cambridge started getting twitchy when his wife took great delight in holding four-month Norah, whose mother Marianne Provoost had travelled over from the Netherlands. Stealing the show after they turned up for the first-ever Cambridgeshire County Day, the pair chatted with members of the public, but the short exchange recorded on video inevitably got tongues wagging, reports the Mirror.

Margaret Cho described feeling invisible as a bisexual woman because of the lack of representation and absence of leading figures in the media to whom she could relate as an Asian American and a  queer woman. Cho guest narrates the first episode of The Book of Queer, a five-part series that reflects on queer figures of the past, and their impact today and is a rousing celebration of queer joy. When asked what Pride Month meant to her, Cho asserted that it wasn’t about a singular parade or a short time taken out of the year to celebrate queerness. “I think that more than ever we have to celebrate ourselves and look to protecting our rights- whether that’s protecting trans kids, trans legislation or increasing our own visibility throughout the media,” she said. She declared it was vital for queer people to continue to be made visible and that through avenues like media and representation, LGBTQI -identifying individuals would be able to “maintain and advance our own rights and abilities to continue to exist and to thrive.” “My parents owned a gay bookstore in San Francisco, and I grew up in gay culture but the Korean society that we’re from doesn’t acknowledge queer culture. In fact, they still have gay pride parades in Korea but people are often not allowed to take photographs because they don’t want to have a witness to being there.

Glastonbury to check on an audience member following a crowd safety incident.On a night when Paul made history by becoming the oldest solo performer to command a headline slot at 80, the legendary musician paused his tribute to Jimi Hendrix to make sure a festival-goer was OK.But he had to cut short a tribute to Jimi Hendrix after witnessing security removing a member of the audience in front of him.READ NEXT: The Chase host Bradley Walsh slams ITV show's 'tough questions' in fiery rantPaul's eye was drawn to a number of festival-goers pointing in the middle of the crowd, saying: "What's going on there? Something is happening in the middle of the crowd. Let's attend to it", before pointing in the direction of the incident."It's good, we are sorting it", he added, before continuing his tribute to Hendrix, jokingly adding: "It wasn't that solo I was playing, was it?"It is not yet known whether this was related to a crowd member's ill health or a security issue.Speaking about Hendrix again afterwards he said: "“One of the greatest tributes he ever paid us was when we released Sgt Pepper as a tribute to him and he opened his show with it, he played it really well as a solo … he was really working it, giving it a lot of welly.”Paul received a huge round of applause from the crowd when he first took to the Pyramid Stage, telling them: "Oh man, it’s so good to be here.

Taylor Swift had a sweet surprise for her fans on Thursday. Swift, 32, released her new song, "Carolina," which is based on the Delia Owens novel "Where the Crawdads Sing." The award wining novel has been turned into a film, which releases on July 15. "Carolina" will be featured in the movie and this release marks Swift’s first single since her 2020 album "Evermore." Taylor Swift based her new song "Carolina" on the Delia Owens novel, "Where the Crawdads Sing." (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for The Recording Academy ) "About a year and half ago I wrote a song about an incredible story, the story of a girl who always lived on the outside, looking in," Swift shared on Instagram.

Rita Moreno is sharing her own abortion story and is speaking out after the Supreme Court reversed Roe V. Wade.

Gunna has released a new statement in the form of a letter addressing the impending racketeering case against him. “2022 has been one of the best years of my life, despite this difficult situation,” Gunna wrote. “This year I had the world pushing P.

Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and her husband of two years - art dealer Cooke Maroney - brought their four-month-old baby with them to shop at the Italian food market Eataly inside the Westfield Century City mall.The 37-year-old Vermont native showcased his hometown pride on a hoodie while hauling two bags as the Kentucky-born 31-year-old pushed the pram.Jennifer went make-up free for her errands and sported a white T-shirt, emblazoned with a kitten and the Earth, as well as baggy blue jeans and white sandals. Family sighting! Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and her husband of two years - art dealer Cooke Maroney - brought their four-month-old baby with them to shop at the Italian food market Eataly inside the Westfield Century City mall'I really enjoy going to the grocery store with him,' Lawrence gushed to Vanity Fair in December.'I don't know why but it fills me with a lot of joy.

Social media is one of the best (and worst) inventions of our time. The fact that people all across the world are connected nowadays is a great idea, in theory.

tattoo of some sort these days.But no matter how many one person has, there's always someone still able to take body art to a whole new level - like covering their entire body in black ink.Despite often being extremely painful and expensive, some have even had their teeth and eyeballs darkened to achieve the look. Here, Daily Star takes a look at some of the most tattooed people in the world who are covered in head to toe – with some even adding body modifications to complete the look.Yannick Rick has so far spent a whopping 400 hours in the chair and £9,000 inking every part of his body - including his genitals.The 26-year-old from Switzerland has also had his tongue split and his nipple sliced, but he admitted to his loyal Instagram followers that the most painful body part to have tattooed – perhaps surprisingly – were the palms of his hands.His face is more or less the only area yet to be inked.

Viola Davis has a big issue with social media.

Viola Davis has higher hopes for Hollywood.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterOscar winner Viola Davis says social media has undermined her art form, especially as it relates to modern theatrical movies.The “Fences” and “The First Lady” actor delivered a blunt and juicy indictment of what it takes to market films nowadays. In a conversation about her content label JuVee at the annual Produced By Conference on Saturday, Davis discussed the notion of escapism at the cineplex and how tentpole movies can erode the nuance of storytelling.“Social media has taken over the defining of this art form.  I think that the word ‘escapism’ is something that is interesting — the goal all of us have is to sit in a movie with the popcorn and Sour Patch Kids and forget about our lives — but, literally, it destroys our art form,” she said.

If you wanted super glamorous or insanely pretty nail art, you may think you'd need to visit a glitzy salon in Manchester city centre or head to footballer haunts like Wilmslow, Alderly Edge or Hale. But some of the most mind-blowing nail designs can actually be found in Northenden.

AI researchers has created a powerful graffiti robot which studies human artists and uses this knowledge to create massive wall doodles in record time.The machine, called GTGraffiti, uses motion-capture technology to examine real graffiti artists. It uses this data to train algorithms capable of mimicking human movements, and feeds it into a robotic apparatus that can create its own 'tags'.The technology could prove devastating in the wrong hands, as local councils across Britain already face an uphill battle when it comes to keeping walls clean of what the law perceives as vandalism.The robot was designed to demonstrate the capabilities of AI in mimicking complex human motions, which could have important applications in everything from robotic surgery to juggling.Gerry Chen, a robotics student at Georgia Tech and one of the researchers involved in the project, said: "Art encompasses some of the most nuanced motions that we can make as humans."The idea is that if we can reproduce these motions, then we should also be able to produce a lot of other human motions that are necessary for general automation." The researchers say that future versions of the robot could be used by graffiti artists to create new artworks from miles away with the power of remote control.

Rita Carpenter, 72, correctly styled as La Principessa Rita Boncompagni Ludovisi, will one day be told on screen. Visually, it’s got it all, from the Playboy centrefolds (two of them) to the ceiling painting by Caravaggio, the only one in the world, in which your eye is drawn straight up into the naked crotches of the three figures, all self-portraits (‘he certainly didn’t over-embellish himself…’).

The Glove.The comedian and artist has performed under the moniker for a number of decades, though has said that the big screen outing will likely act as a “swansong” for Reeves.“Vic Reeves was a character that I invented when I was at art school actually, I put him on stage. And I haven’t done him for a while,” Moir said on David White’s BBC Radio Cornwall show.“Bob [Mortimer] and me wrote a film, about 12 years ago, which we keep threatening to do and we’ve been asked to do, so we might do that next year.

Disneyland. Offering art, stationery, self-care items, books, jewelry, pet items and more, all from Black-owned and operated businesses, Post 21 is an online shop-turned permanent kiosk located just in front of Downtown Disney’s massive World of Disney store, right outside the entrance point for Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Park.Their company launched in Summer 2020, just as the social justice movement in the wake of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor was getting underway in the U.S. The team began their business, Post 21, on June 1, 2020, 99 years to the date after the Tulsa Massacre and destruction of Black Wall Street.