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When I first proposed to chat with Lingsi Lu and Leanor Barz from the Street Roller Hockey Chix for this month’s column, I thought, “these chix are going to be sooo out of my league”’ I mean, they marched in Mardi Gras dressed as bin chickens – the club’s mascot! But I think, instead, I might have stumbled upon the most delightful (non-organised) sporting league there is. Like so many of our LGBTQI+ sporting clubs, the Chix got their start when a group of friends decided to meld their teenage hobbies – roller-blading and ice hockey. Believe it or not, their’s is a non-contact game, and score blow-outs are ‘against the rules’. Delightful, right? There are no designated surface requirements and no referees, and two milk crates cut in two suffice as goals, which is pretty great considering the competition for fields and courts here in Sydney.

Julia Roberts is notoriously private when it comes to her family life but has opened up about an upcoming change at home in a new interview with Extra.MORE: Julia Roberts' unique living situation with her family revealedThe Pretty Woman actress shares 17-year-old twins Hazel and Phinnaeus, and 14-year-old Henry with husband Danny Moder, and is preparing for a new chapter in their family unit.Admitting it makes her lightheaded but excited at the same time, the Hollywood star revealed that her oldest two will soon be starting college.VIDEO: Julia Roberts' love story with husband Danny Moder"I mean, it makes me a little lightheaded. You say that, I mean, I'm completely excited for them.

on TikTok since last week.Embla Bergli, a dancer and aerial artist from Olso, Norway, was hired for a seasonal shindig that called for “spectacular entertainment,” she told The Post, and found herself in a recreation room full of retirees recently. Bergli, 27, was booked to display her pole skills for members of a local mental health advocacy group, but it wasn’t long before her audience became the true stars of the show and had their turn — quite literally — at the pole.

Queen Elizabeth is said to be "deeply hurt" after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle travelled to Holland, after deciding against attending Prince Philip's memorial. Prince Harry, 37, announced he would not be attending the late Duke of Edinburgh's Service of Thanksgiving, which took place on Tuesday 29 March, but he would see the Queen "soon". Since snubbing the event, which a royal expert said Harry "can't win" over, Harry and Meghan, 40, are set to travel to Holland in their first trip from the US since moving across the pond.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be followed around by cameras to capture moments for their upcoming Netflix documentary as they attend the opening ceremony of Harry's Invictus Games on Saturday 16 April.

One Direction's demise before it happened.The group used to rock the nineties and noughties charts with banging tunes such as Keep On Movin' and Everybody Get Up and on Sunday (April 10) they came back with an epic performance a Snug event.After the throwback gig, which saw three original members hit the stage, the lads chatted exclusively to the Daily Star about some seriously naughty noughties nostalgia.Nowadays, the iconic British group comprises Ritchie Neville, Scott Robinson and Sean Conlon, without Abz Love and Jason Brown.The group first split up in 2001 and had a bit of a turbulent ending with bandmates clashing and members struggling with their mental health.From going through their own rough spotlight experience, Five also recognised the struggle within One Direction which parted ways in 2016.Talking about the joy of performing again, Scott told the Daily Star: "I love what we do now and the fact that we three are still flying the flag for Five, I genuinely, I'm not just saying this, it's a joy to be in Five."It really is and I think it shows on stage, even fans say to us now 'we can see you guys want to be there.'"Looking back at One Direction's breakup, Scott continued: "I remember watching a performance with Sean and Take That had done a performance and One Direction had done a performance."Take That, there were three of them and they were having the times of their lives and you could see their eyes and they were happy."Cut to One Direction, and they looked dead behind the eyes."He added: "When you look at footage of us from back in the day, we were dead behind the eyes.

High street favourites Marks and Spencer has upped their sustainability game as they have partnered with fashion rental service Hirestreet on the biggest retailer collaboration ever. Following on from their first autumn/winter collection in 2021, the two companies have joined together once again to launch the perfect summer inspired range.The new collection launches just in time for Easter and is perfect for holidays, staycations and any upcoming events that you might need a fancy new outfit for.

Coleen Rooney's barrister David Sherbone accused Rebekah Vardy, 40, of being a "leaker of others' private information" at the start of their preliminary hearing.The court heard that the proceedings taking place on Wednesday (April 13) would cover issues surrounding witness statements, disclosure of materialsMr Sherbone started making an application for third party disclosure against News Group Newspapers LTD over communications between Mrs Vardy, her agent Caroline Watt and a number of journalists.The barrister claimed Ms Vardy believed any disclosure order should be limited around articles about Mrs Rooney, 36, but Mr Sherbone said it "ignores" his client's case.He added it was "wider than just Mrs Vardy leaking stories about Mrs Rooney either directly herself or through others under her instruction."Mr Sherborne said Mrs Vardy has an "established practice and history of leaking private information about others in particular to the Sun newspaper."He added: "She is a leaker of others' private information".Sherborne claimed disclosure linked to Mrs Vardy had been hit by "a series of unfortunate events" labelling it "wholly unsatisfactory".He referenced Mrs Vardy's expert downloading her data to inspect before forgetting the password used to encrypt the material.He added: "So that material is now lost to us as well".Mr Sherborne explained his application for disclosure over alleged "close links" to journalists at The Sun was the "last resort".He told the court that Mrs Vardy argues the allegation that she has an "established history" of providing information in relation to others is "baseless and untrue".She has also denied providing information through others, Mr Sherborne said.The barrister said disclosed messages

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Amber Heard, is underway in Virginia, USA, where he is seeking £38.2 million in damages.Depp, 58, decided to take action against Heard, 35, after she wrote an opinion piece in 2018, detailing her experiences with domestic abuse. Lawyers for Johnny Depp claimed that the article published by the Washington Post falsely implied that Amber was physically and sexually abused by Johnny during their marriage.The article in question does not mention Depp but Amber's lawyers claim it is covered by freedom of speech in the USA.Now, her lawyer Elaine Bredehoft has made a bold claim against the Pirates of The Caribbean actor.Tesla CEO Elon Musk was listed as a possible witness in the ongoing case after Johnny Depp's lawyer claimed Heard had an affair with him.

Lise Pedersen “Il Posto” (“A Steady Job”), which world premiered Tuesday at Visions du Réel film festival, is set to launch in Europe on Franco-German channel ARTE and German broadcaster Norddeutscher Rundfunk in September. The film is directed by Italian duo Mattia Colombo and Gianluca Matarrese, whose “Fashion Babylon” premiered recently at CPH:DOX.

Doomsday Alarm Clock which wakes you up in the morning by telling you about how the world might end.The free alarm clock app is available to download on the Apple App Store for iPhone. All you have to do is set your alarm for the morning and pick which apocalypse scenario to wake up to.

chocolate eggs have been connected to more than 100 reported food poisoning cases.Lisa Nash, 51, and partner Steve Lousvet, 56, are getting married this Saturday (April 16) and had planned to give all their guests a Kinder Surprise as a wedding treat.The pair spent £66 purchasing 33 boxes from supermarkets for their Easter-themed wedding as a tribute to Steve's late mum who loved the chocolate eggs.But Lisa and Steve have now been left with stacks of inedible chocolate after Ferrero has issued a product recall.The couple have now demanded an apology from the company for the "distress" caused after their wedding plans were scuppered by the recall.Lisa, from Droitwich on Worcestershire, says she’s “very stressed” by the need to rethink her plans.She explains that the eggs represent a link to Steve’s late mum and that because she bought a few a week, often from different shops, it’s not as simple as just walking into a supermarket and returning them. "The instruction from Kinder is to email them,” she says, “but then you don't get any response beyond the auto reply.

Chelsea player Jody Morris has claimed that he turned down a role at Everton owing to what Frank Lampard told him. Morris, 43, was Lampard’s assistant at both Derby County and the Blues.

electricity bill had skyrocketed to over £40,000.Peter Chambers had made the discovery after checking on his smart meter every morning, usually seeing small increases of 50p.However, the 64-year-old was shocked with a far larger sum of money when he woke up to see his daily electrical bill clock in at £42,241.44.The grandfather-of-four quickly rang up EDF to report the error after being astonished by the incredibly swift increase in billing, with Peter saying the usual total of his bill is around £30, rather than the astronomical sum that would cost him tens of thousands.Peter is still waiting on a replacement device five months after reporting the stiff increase in his electric bill.The grandad, from Suffolk, said: "I was thinking about dialling 999 because I had a pain in my chest - I nearly had a heart attack! I looked at that and thought 'how am I going to prove I don’t use that much?"They're going to think I've got a cannabis farm in my loft!"The distressed grandad first noticed the incredibly hefty bill in December last year after taking a quick peek at his smart meter, as he does most mornings.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Peter said: "I do check it every day without fail, because I just like to see if it’s charged me for what I've used or what I haven't used. My total bill for the whole month is only £32, and I'm used to seeing between 30p and 50p tops."He immediately rang EDF to report the complaint, saying: "They go 'no your readings are fine this end, you must have faulty display'."For my peace of mind they did a fresh bill up to that day so I could see there was an error on the display.

EastEnders. The 27-year-old star joined the soap in 2019, making him the sixth actor to take on the coveted role.His tumultuous relationship with Callum Highway has kept us all on tenterhooks over the years as he tackles his LGBTQ+ storylines and beyond.Along the way, Max has earned himself three award nominations and won bed bad boy at the Inside Soap Awards throughout his career.From his budding acting career, loved-up relationship with his long-term partner and a year of unbelievable tragedy, here's everything you need to know about soap star favourite.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe success of Korean shows “Vincenzo” and “Squid Game” and Japanese anime such as “Attack on Titan” are justifying Netflix’s heavy spending on Asian film and TV content.The streaming giant is forecast to grow its revenues in the Asia-Pacific region by 24% in the current year as subscriber numbers swell by 20%, according to new research, from Singapore based consultancy Media Partners Asia.That optimism stands in contrast to investment sentiment in January when Netflix announced its December quarter and 2021 full year data and a spooked the financial community with a cautious (global) first quarter outlook. Media Partners Asia’ latest note on the company indicates that Netflix could grow APAC revenues by 24% in the current year to December, to $4.1 billion.

K.J. Yossman Sundance Film Festival: London will host an industry program alongside public screenings and events, it has been confirmed, with producer Christine Vachon giving a keynote speech.Hosted by the Sundance Institute and Picturehouse, the four-day industry event in June will be comprised of roundtable meetings, keynotes, masterclasses, themed panel discussions and daily networking drinks enabling attendees to “build their personal networks, understand industry trends, discover new work, and share their own unique storytelling passions with other independent filmmakers.”Attendees will include writers, directors, producers, funders, buyers and sellers with executives from BBC Films, Film 4, Film London, Doc Society, Nowness, Elusian, Bohemia Euphoria, Altitude, Cornerstone, Bankside and HanWay scheduled to speak as well as Alison Owen, Ameenah Ayub Allen, Prano Bailey-Bond, Negeen Yazdi from WME and music supervisor Phil Canning, among many others.

Jennifer Lopez, 52, is living in a fairytale after rekindling her love with Ben Affleck and just getting engaged, but what are the star's plans for future children?STORY: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck tour Petra Ecclestone's former $165m estateSpeaking in an interview with People magazine on the topic of more babies, JLo said: "I want to! "I don't know that it's in God's plan but I would like to try. I'm so open to it!" The comments came when the popstar was engaged to former partner Alex Rodriguez, however, JLo's wishes to become a mother again could still stand with her sweertheart Ben.WATCH: JLo's morning ritual will leave you fascinated JLo is already a mother to twins, Emme and Maximillian who she shares with her ex-husband Marc Anthony.Speaking about motherhood to Today, the star said: "They just made my life so much better.

Gone are the days when applying foundation meant smothering the skin in a mask of maquillage that you couldn’t wait to wash off at the end of the day. If you had any hint of a skin concern – blemishes, sensitivity, dry skin – the feeling back then was that wearing makeup was actively making your skin worse.

dermaplaning party, the popular facial treatment that uses a blade to remove fine vellus hair (peach fuzz) and skim off the skin’s top layer of dead cells for a brighter, super-smooth complexion. I never thought it was for me because a) I have sensitive skin, b) I’m no spring chicken and have always seen it as a youth-centric, demo-it-on-TikTok kind of trend, and, more to the point, c) allowing a sharp implement anywhere near my face sounds faintly terrifying. It’s enough keeping my bikini line in trim. But with my interest piqued on hearing that Dr David Jack, London’s dapper aesthetic doctor of distinction, offers something called the Egyptian Facial, in which dermaplaning is a key component, I’m fascinated to see how it plays out in the hands of a professional.