‘House Of Horrors’ Survivor Jordan Turpin Recalls Hour-Long Walks To Taco Bell ‘In The Middle Of The Night’ After Foster Home Kicked Her Out!!

The boss of Ofgem has urged the next prime minister to do more to help the country deal with the impact of October's energy price cap rise.

A 'drunk', swaggering 'idiot' armed with a baseball bat robbed two men - and attempted to rob a third - within the space of a few hours... because he 'couldn't be a***d not having money' Masked Brandon Rennie, 20, approached his first victim, who was in his way to a 24-hour gym, in the early hours.

Manchester United will discover their Europa League group stage opponents for the coming season on Friday (August 26), with some potentially difficult ties awaiting them.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Film studios in Asia-Pacific are expanding the scale of their operations and want location incentives to keep pace. “Incentives are fundamental, they are an expectation [of production managers] and having one is no longer a USP,” said Rashid Karim, CEO of Iskandar Malaysia Studios. He was speaking at the Content Asia summit conference in Bangkok on Thursday. The IMS facility opened ten years ago around the same time as Malaysia introduced a location production incentive scheme. These days, the scheme offers a generous 35% uncapped rebate. But since the scheme launched, rival locations in the Asian region including Thailand, India and Mongolia have launched or are in the process of launching rebate schemes.

Read what Ivory Aquino said about the cancellation of Batgirl – Just Jared Jr Olivia Wilde explains why she fired Shia LaBeouf from her movie – DListed See who Madonna is kissing – Egotastic Here’s the premiere date for all of The CW’s new and returning shows – Just Jared Jr

Britney Spears as being very 'normal' and 'easy-going' whilst on the set of Crossroads.The actor played the love interest of Britney's character Lucy in the film, which was released back in 2002.In a new interview promoting his latest project, Justin reminisced about working together on the coming-of-age movie.READ MORE: Britney Spears sparks fears as she quits Instagram and says there's 'no way to fix her' Speaking to Etonline.com, he said: "I remember her being so down-to-earth, like disarmingly down-to-earth. "I remember, being struck by how normal and easygoing she seemed for all the hoopla surrounding her."And then a couple of years later seeing what the paparazzi did to her, it was really sad that we live in that kind of culture that can do that to a human being.

Annika Pham TrustNordisk has snapped up international sales rights to the new Danish crime thriller “Boundless,” based on fiction guru Jussi Adler-Olsen’s “Den Grænseløse,” his sixth novel in the Department Q series.   Danish helmer Ole Christian Madsen, credited for the HBO series “Banshee” (2013-16) and WWII drama “Flame & Citron” starring Mads Mikkelsen, has taken up the challenge of bringing Adler-Olsen’s suspenseful universe to the silver screens, working from a script by Jakob Weis (“The Interrogation”, “That Time of Year”). Christian Madsen will reunite with his “Banshee” actor Ulrich Thomsen (“Trom,” “Festen”). The latter reprises the role of detective Carl Mørck, which he played in Nordisk Film Production’s previous Department Q film version, “The Marco Effect”.

READ MORE: Man's ‘genius’ passport photo hack can save you small fortuneForget the friends stumping up cash to fix the problem, they instead went to the drawing board to think up a more creative solution.In a TikTok clip that has racked up thousands of views, Marc-Olivier filmed his three friends inspecting the rear bumper – before one poured boiling water from the kettle on it.“My friend had a little accident and bumped my other friend’s car.”As she continued pouring, Marc-Olivier explained: “She did not have the money to get it fixed so someone suggested we try to fix it with ourselves with boiling water.”After they had used all of the water from the kettle, another friend jumped in with a plunger to pull on the dent as someone else pushed from the other side.And, surprisingly it worked.The group of friends bellowed and screeched with laughter as the dent popped out which made the car look good as new!“Call us if you need your car fixed!”, Marc-Olivier joked.Amazed by the technique, many people fled to the comments to praise the group.One person commented: “Teamwork makes the dream work.”Another user claimed: “Excellent work, but goes to show how people get overcharged for repairs.”While a third person giggled: “I felt like the car was going to give birth, hot water, towels, suction, midwives.”Someone else praised: “What a victory.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. broadcaster Channel 4 was the big winner at the Edinburgh TV Awards, winning six of the 20 awards on offer, including Channel of the Year. The awards returned as an in-person event this year as part of the Edinburgh TV Festival, supported by Screen Scotland. Jodie Comer, who won the 2021 Variety Outstanding Achievement Award, won the best TV actor in a drama award for her performance in Jack Thorne’s Channel 4 drama “Help.” Actor, writer and director Diane Morgan received the 2022 Variety Outstanding Achievement Award in recognition of her extensive body of work, which ranges from Ricky Gervais’ “After Life” to “Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe” and includes fan-favorite “Motherland” and and her much loved character Philomena Cunk.

Married At First Sight star Mel Schilling has addressed a big 'series first' ahead of the 2022 show launch.The dating expert will return for the second run of the rebooted E4 series, which kicks off on Monday.Last year's episodes welcomed the UK show's first ever same-sex couple, Matthew Jameson and Daniel McKee.READ MORE:Married at First Sight UK sex-filled series 'raunchier than ever before' says E4 starsThe pair remains one of only two couples from last year's series who are still married and this year, two gay couples will feature for the first time in Married At First Sight history.With the addition of the UK show's first lesbian couple, Mel has praised Married at First Sight for leading the way in queer representation.She told Digital Spy: "We are representing."We have a gay couple and a lesbian couple this year, and that's never been done before in the history of MAFS."I think that is on the back of the success of Dan and Matt last year."Not only were they a great couple, and they were successful, and they're still together, but they did such a good job of representing a healthy, normal, gay relationship."Mel added that she felt the addition of another same-sex pairing was 'important to show', explaining: "Not play to stereotypes, but just show normal human beings having a loving relationship. "So we get to do that times two this year!"A cast of 16 singletons will appear in the new series of Married At First Sight UK in the hope of finding true love.With a One Year On reunion show for last year's participants also set to air, 2021 star Bob Voysey teased on the Recapped at First Sight podcast: "There's a reunion show from last year's cast coming up.

Naman Ramachandran Indonesia’s Makbul Mubarak is making quite a splash with his debut feature “Autobiography,” which is world premiering at Venice’s Horizons strand and then playing at Toronto’s Contemporary World Cinema section. The film, which examines the effects of Indonesia’s military dictatorship on the country’s youth, follows a young man torn between loyalty and justice who confronts the truth of his father figure — a retired general — that may destroy them both. Mubarak, film critic-turned-filmmaker and a Berlinale Talents and Asian Film Academy alumni, previously directed acclaimed short films “The Dog’s Lullaby” (2016), “Malediction” (2017) and “A Plastic Cup of Tea Before Her” (2018).

House of the Dragon has received criticism for its lack of a trigger warning before its dramatic first episode.

Today, our resident horoscope expert Russell Grant tells one star sign to steer clear of argumentative conversations, while another gets pushed in the right direction by a senior colleague.Russell has plenty more to say after analysing the stars, and below you will find exactly what the universe has in store for you today, Friday, August 26.Don’t be too impulsive with your cash. What looks like a bargain could turn out to be a big waste of money. Someone will use information they hear for their advantage and it doesn’t seem to bother them who they might hurt in the process.Help will be offered by someone you least expected.

BBC Breakfast turned tense on Friday (August 26) as Naga Munchetty warned her co-host he needed "more oomph".Naga was presenting the show alongside regular host Charlie Stayt when the conversation turned to the revival of iconic game show Gladiators during a sneak peek of what was to come later in the episode.Attempting to do his best impression of a Gladiators commentator, Charlie began by telling viewers: "I'll try and do this justice..."READ MORE: BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay branded 'boring' as he's compared to 'someone's brother'Naga urged him: "Come on!" as Charlie began: "Contenders! Ready? Gladiators! Ready?"But his co-presenter was clearly unimpressed, as she simply said: "Needs more oomph, Charlie."Not to be deterred, Charlie forged ahead: "The TV show that drew in huge audiences on Saturday nights in the 1990s, it's making a comeback! We'll catch up with two of its stars."One fan on Twitter felt so awkward during the exchange that they took to social media to post: "Naga's got a cob on! #BBCBreakfast."However, another was clearly on Naga's side as they commented: "Oooo Charlie some effort might [have] helped lol! #BBCBreakfast."Earlier in the programme, Naga had been similarly unimpressed as Charlie recounted a story about two sets of twins who married each other and had baby boys at the same time.Explaining the concept of 'twin sons', Charlie said: "They're not twins, but they're called twin sons because their parents are both identical twins. What an extraordinary story."Naga questioned: "Do they look alike, the sons?"Charlie simply showed her a picture from a newspaper article, nudging her: "Well, you can see there.

READ MORE: DIY SOS mum turned off daughter and husband's life support in separate tragedies Nick then replied: “Sadly we are only commissioned by @BBCOne for one build this year for Children in Need and as yet not commissioned for any builds for next year.“But we know there is great need and we can help many more people and communities so we are hopeful of getting news soon,” he concluded.Worried fans swarmed the replies section, with one writing: “That’s so sad to hear Nick. A wonderful programme and exceptional service to communities around the country.

Telling her side of the story. After exiting Big Brother early due to her mental health, Paloma Aguilar addressed both on and off-screen moments.

the long hairstyle of the summer, and honestly, it’s not hard to see why. A combination of the ‘70s and with the va-va-voom of contemporary , the viral style embodies the best of bygone hair trends in one chic look. Considering this, it’s no wonder it took off on TikTok the way that it did: “butterfly haircut” has already amassed a massive 4.6 billion views on the app, which has since spurred IRL butterfly fever, too.

A simple clothing hack sharing how shoppers can turn Primark's seam free shorts into figure flattering booty shorts has gone viral on social media.

Don’t expect “old Instagram” to return anytime soon.

chemical treatment on for too long.Laura Jarvie, from Tasmania, Australia, trip to the salon went disastrously wrong when her hairdresser took a lunch break, which resulted in the treatment completely over-developing on her hair.The 24-year-old decided to share her experience on TikTok, in a clip which has since gone viral.READ MORE: Woman with acne goes make-up free saying 'coverage doesn't mean confidence'In the text overlay, she wrote: "Thinking about the time I got my hair chemically straightened and the chick left to get lunch and it over-developed and half my hair snapped off at the roots..."Laura could be seen looking forlorn while thinking about the horrific hair disaster before it cut to photos of the failed treatment and a huge pile of her long locks on the floor.She added: "My hair was so thick and I’d straighten it every day. Honestly, I was just being lazy by wanting it chemically straightened – I really didn’t do my research on the risks, I just sort of went for it."I eventually got my money back, however, it took around two years for my hair to blend in with the parts that didn’t snap off.

TikTok after noticing a house on his street so infested with flies that he feared a dead body may be inside.The lad, who posted a clip of the house on his account @dukeyboy1973, zoomed in on the window of a property in Houghton-Le-Spring, Sunderland, as the closed blinds were covered in flies.In the video, which has amassed more than 200,000 likes since it was posted on July 24, the lad said: "Look at all the flies in ya kip.... I reckon there's a dead body in there me 'cause look at the flies."READ MORE: Human remains found at mill months after inferno when 4 people 'disappeared'The clip has since received over 3,000 comments from TikTok users who have become invested in finding out what happened in the house as they have also encouraged the lad to call the police.One user wrote: "100% someone brown bread."Another added: "No one checks on their neighbours anymore, what a great country."A third said: "Get the police phoned."A fourth sarcastically commented: "Nah don’t call the cops just record a video."But the lad claims he has called the police as he commented: "Busys been contacted follow for part 2."He later shared a video on his story of the lights being on upstairs in the property to a TikTok story which has now timed out.