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Jennifer Lopez’s first husband is spilling the tea about what led to their divorce! And it apparently involves another one of her exes — a very problematic one!

Anna Kendrick is opening up about her past abusive relationship — and how it caught her completely by surprise.

The whole world is mourning Liam Payne — but obviously it’s so much worse for his closest loved ones. And that includes his ex and the child they share.

Scottish lawmakers are being urged to move swiftly to remove Scotland’s tag as the “Wild West” of backstreet Botox surgeries.

A Scots mum has told how a botched Botox shot left out of work for 12 weeks with her face looking as though she had "suffered a stroke".

Labour has urged the SNP to make clear whether it still backs a candidate who called King Charles "inbred" and "intellectually challenged".

Pride of Britain is an award show like no other—while many ceremonies focus on celebrity winners, this event celebrates the remarkable accomplishments of everyday individuals from across the UK.

The latest figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that at the end of February this year, there were more than 1.6million people across Great Britain receiving additional financial support through Attendance Allowance. The data also indicates that nearly 144,000 people living in Scotland are now receiving either £72.65 or £108.55 each week through the benefit.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large SPOILER ALERT: Details follow for Season 12, Episode 5 of “The Masked Singer,” “Barbie Night,” which aired October 23 on Fox. Check mate. “Orange Is the New Black” star Laverne Cox was the next celebrity to be eliminated on “The Masked Singer,” revealed on Wednesday’s episode to be the celebrity under the Chess Piece costume. None of the panelists got it right.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor As Paul Tazewell was conceiving design ideas for “Wicked,” mushroom gills served as an unlikely inspiration for Elphaba’s black dress. The costume designer had stumbled across a documentary about mushrooms.

William Earl Scott Glenn was so charmed by his “Eugene the Marine” co-star Jim Gaffigan that while filming a particularly wild fight scene, the 85-year-old modified a stunt so he didn’t accidentally kill the comedian. “All that I was concerned with when we got to the end of this scene was making it physically as real as possible, but also as safe as possible,” Glenn says, during a Zoom conversation with Gaffigan for Variety.

A long-delayed £19m road designed to ease traffic in a notoriously congested town is set to open in the spring. The 1km Rivington Chase link road in Horwich will further connect the town to the huge Middlebrook retail park and Bolton Wanderers’ Toughsheet Stadium.

Pep Guardiola was delighted to see Matheus Nunes come to the fore as he tries to navigate a Manchester City squad with just 15 fit outfield players through their next block of games.

Fed up residents living close to an award-winning pub say its large outdoor 'teepee' has turned their lives into a 'nightmare', with one likening the noise to a 'festival outside her house'.

Entertainment Weekly.Carter explained of the situation: “Matthew was quickly admitted to Toronto Western Hospital where he was put into excellent care and taken out of immediate danger. Matthew was transferred to a rehabilitation center back home in Omaha today where he will undergo extensive therapy.

horror films of all time.Conducted every year since 2020, MoneySupermarket’s Science of Scare study has involved hundreds of volunteers who watch hours of horror movies while having their heart rate monitored.The films are then ranked based on the effect on the audience’s heart rate, for which they are assigned a score based on the change in heart rate and the highest heart rate reached among the cinemagoers.According to the study, the scariest horror film of all time is Scott Derrickson’s 2012 supernatural horror,  Sinister, with the audience experiencing a 34 per cent uplift in heart rate on average when watching the movie.Coming in at a close second was the 2020 Zoom-based horror film Host, followed by Skinamarink, Insidious and The Conjuring.Hereditary placed sixth in the ranking while Smile came in seventh. The top 10 is rounded out by The Exorcism Of Emily Rose, Talk To Me and Hell House LLC.The list is largely dominated by modern horror films, several of which had been released in 2024.

Liam Payne are set to be explored in a new ABC News special, which will stream on Hulu.Last Wednesday (October 16), it was announced that the solo artist and former One Direction member had tragically died at the age of 31 after falling from a third-floor balcony at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Argentinian prosecutor’s office has since revealed that his cause of death was due to multiple traumas and internal and external bleeding.Now, it has been announced that Hulu is set to stream an ABC News special chronicling Payne’s final days.

six years and three wretched films, the unspeakably stupid comic-book movie series about a disturbed San Francisco newspaper columnist who becomes the host of a wise-cracking alien symbiote finally ends with “Venom: The Last Dance.”Channeling Donna Summer’s disco hit, when it’s bad, it’s so, so bad.Box office-wise, the trilogy has proved the crown jewel of what Wikipedia tells me is called “Sony’s Spider-Man Universe,” a Marvel outcast collection that also includes such gloomy garbage as “Madame Web” and “Morbius.”One of life’s great mysteries is that “Venom” has grossed more than $1 billion worldwide. There are people, especially in China, who actually like it.

There is no doubt as to what the new play “Left on Tenth,” which opened at the James Earl Jones Theatre Wednesday night, wants to be: A romantic, funny and harrowing tale of a woman’s rebirth.One hour and 40 minutes, with no intermission. At the James Earl Jones Theatre, 130 West 48th Street.Yet, after seeing Delia Ephron’s Broadway show starring Julianna Margulies and Peter Gallagher, different descriptors jump to mind: Sappy, sluggish and awkward.That Ephron, who co-wrote rom-coms such as “You’ve Got Mail” and “Hanging Up” with her late sister Nora, based this cliche-ridden slog on the dramatic highs and lows of her own life adds another layer of discomfort.I felt bad — awful, really — that I disliked the dramedy about this real person’s heartbreak, illness and eventual triumph as much as I did. But the mangled tone, laughless jokes and emotional fakery are impossible to look beyond.The charisma of the two leads can’t save cardboard dialogue.

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from Wednesday’s episode of Agatha All Along.