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Starstruck” in March 2020, Rose Matafeo found herself onstage at London’s “Magic Mike: Live” having a surreal, more than slightly panicked conversation with a gyrating Australian dancer.“As he was making me touch his chest, he was like, ‘So do you think you’re gonna go back? The flights are all being canceled!’” Matafeo, who’s from New Zealand, recalls with a laugh that rings with disbelief even two years later. “It was the weirdest experience.”After a lengthy delay, she still got to shoot the first season of “Starstruck” later that year — and, not for nothing, come out the other side with a new appreciation for “Magic Mike: Live” that would eventually make it into the second season, which drops Thursday on HBO Max.

A nursery where fire exits are blocked and children ‘run around carrying hot soup’ has been rated as inadequate by Ofsted. The education watchdog found youngsters at Small World Nurseries, in Rochdale, were at risk of potential harm because of ineffective risk assessments.

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Doctors star Adrian Lewis Morgan is currently the longest-serving cast member on the BBC soap. The 49 -year-old-actor, who plays Jimmi Clay in medical drama, was born in South Wales and was a West End star before becoming a soap icon.His first role was as Tobias Ragg in Sweeney Todd at the Royal National Theatre.During his theatre career, he starred in various West End productions including Marius in Les Misérables; Roger in Rent and Judas/Annas in Jesus Christ Superstar.He first exploded onto our screens as Jimmi in 2005.As Jimmi attempts to get things back on track at Sutton Vale in upcoming scenes, Daily Star has taken a look into Adrian's life away from the soap.Adrian has previously opened up about the jobs he worked before finding fame as an actor.He once promoted Cadbury’s Mini Rolls outside a supermarket and also worked at a hotel.He said: "‘When I was 17 I had a job in a hotel on breakfast shifts."The weirdest thing about that job was the strange requests I got from some of the female guests."It was quite an eye opener and I soon learnt to deliver food, take my tip and leave sharpish.

football just last month scored a fairytale winner on his Serie A debut.Moustapha Cisse was part of a team of refugees from the eighth tier of the Italian game when he was spotted by Atalanta scouts in a friendly. They signed him to their academy in February, and he bagged three goals in three games for the Under-19s.That earned him a first senior appearance on Sunday (March 20) as he came on as a 65th-minute substitute against Bologna.

Summing up has begun in the big old ‘Shape Of You’ song-theft case, with Ed Sheeran’s lawyer declaring that the legal dispute has been “deeply traumatising” for his client, and should never have got as far as the High Court.Sami Chokri reckons that Sheeran got a copy of his 2015 track ‘Oh Why’ through mutual friends or industry connections and then, when the star and his songwriting pals got together in late 2016 to write ‘Shape Of You’, he either consciously or subconsciously utilised a key element of the earlier song within his hit.But Sheeran and his collaborators deny having ever heard ‘Oh Why’ before writing ‘Shape Of You’.

Ed Sheeran and his co-writers in the ‘Shape of You’ copyright trial has said the legal row has been “deeply traumatising” for them.Ian Mill QC described the dispute as “terribly, terribly unfortunate” at a hearing in London yesterday (March 23) and argued that the case “should never have got to trial” [via Metro].The High Court was informed of Mill’s comments as the trial is expected to conclude today (March 22) and Mr Justice Zacaroli’s judgment to follow at a later date.Grime artist Sami Chokri, who performs under the name Sami Switch, is claiming that Sheeran’s 2017 hit infringes “particular lines and phrases” of his 2015 song ‘Oh Why’.

Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys have teamed up for a joint single, ‘Purple Zone’, which appears on the former’s new album ‘*Happiness Not Included‘.It unites the synthpop stalwarts for a dazzling new song that will now appear on Soft Cell’s first album in 20 years, after fans responded well to its airing at recent live shows.The song was originally intended to be remixed by Pet Shop Boys until it morphed into a full collaboration, which Soft Cell’s David Ball has labelled as “probably our finest pop moment since the early 1980s”.“Working with the Pet Shop Boys was a pleasure, and this track is the perfect combination of us and them,” Soft Cell’s Marc Almond added, while Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe said: “We are thrilled to collaborate with such an inspirational duo as Soft Cell on this gorgeous song.”‘Purple Zone’ is released on CD and 12” formats as well as digitally (pre-order here). The CD also features Soft Cell’s take on the X-Ray Spex cult classic ‘The Day The World Turned Day-Glo’, and the Manhattan Clique remix of ‘Purple Zone’, while the 12” boasts a full selection of mixes by Pet Shop Boys.It follows Soft Cell sharing ‘Bruises On All My Illusions’ and the album title track.

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Ed Sheeran’s song Shape Of You has been ‘deeply traumatising’ for the singer and his co-writers, the High Court has been told.Grime artist and songwriter Sami Chokri, who performs under the name Sami Switch, claimed that the hit, released in 2017, infringes ‘particular lines and phrases’ of his 2015 song, Oh Why.He and his co-writer Ross O’Donoghue have argued that a central ‘Oh I’ hook in Shape of You is ‘strikingly similar’ to the ‘Oh Why’ refrain in their own track.The Thinking Out Loud musician and his co-authors, producer Steven McCutcheon and Snow Patrol’s John McDaid, have denied all allegations of copying, claiming that they do not remember hearing Oh Why before the claims came to light.Their barrister, Ian Mill QC, has now described the High Court dispute as ‘terribly, terribly unfortunate’ at a hearing in London, on Monday, and said that the case is ‘impossible to hold’.‘This case should never have got to trial,’ he told the court in his closing arguments on Monday, via PA.

new price cap set to come into effect from April 1, meaning that the amount suppliers can charge on energy could go up by 54%. The increase will see most households in the country spend nearly £700 more a year on gas and electricity, as the price cap goes from the current £1,277 to £1,971 in an average UK household.One obvious way to curb your expenses would be to use less energy, but there are several practical hacks that can allow you to use a reasonable amount of energy without burning a hole in your bank account.Here are five money-saving hacks that could help cut down on your energy expenses and save at least £200 a year on your energy bill. Smart meters are free to install devices that can help you save up to £36 a year on your energy bills.

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Wilson Chapman editorJust For Laughs, the world’s largest annual comedy festival, has announced a new slate of performers for its upcoming 40th anniversary festival.“We are overjoyed to be able to bring the preeminent Just For Laughs Festival back to Montréal this summer, for a historic milestone festival” Just For Laughs president Bruce Hills said in a statement on Tuesday. “We share in the world’s heaviness right now, and as leaders in the comedy industry, we are hopeful that we can provide some much-needed levity and premium quality laughter for all audiences, industry and artists planning to gather in Montréal this July.”The festival has announced that John Mulaney, Hasan Minhaj, Tommy Tiernan, Vir Das, Celeste Barber and Neal Brennan will perform concert shows during the festival.

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Veteran daytime talk show host Maury Povich is retiring, with the last original episodes of "Maury" set for broadcast in September after 31 years on the air. NBC Universal confirmed the impending exit of the 83-year-old Povich on Monday. Old episodes are likely to live on in some form, however, with the company saying that "the show has thousands of lively, entertaining and dramatic episodes that will continue to be successful in daytime for years to come." "I'm so proud of my relationship with NBC Universal and all those who worked on the ‘Maury’ show but as I occasionally tell my guests on ‘Maury,’ enough already," he said.

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Coronation Street fans think there could be an affair twist coming up on the cobbles between Phill Whittaker and Maria Connor. During the latest instalment, Phill helped Maria turn her campaign around as he gave her confidential information about the council, showing that they have been covering up the dangers of local air pollution.

Hollywood star Gary Oldman has admitted if he was working for the BBC, he’d be unlikely to be paid very much.The Oscar-winner was discussing the difference between budgets for his BBC shows and his latest Apple TV+ series.He’s set to appear in the new drama Slow Horses, which will be released next week.The thriller series is based on the book of the same name written by Mick Herron.It features Gary as Jackson Lamb, who heads up a team of British intelligence agents.The team are described as serving in “the dumping ground department of MI5”, Slough House.This is due to their mistakes earlier in their careers, which almost ended their time as agents.Speaking about the new series to the latest edition of the Radio Times, Gary made a comparison with the BBC.He explained he could feel the budget difference between the broadcasters.Gary said: “You do feel the scale of the production.“You get a real sense of the money.

Kim Kardashian, on Mondays we wear pink.The reality star, 41, seems to be brushing off the drama with ex husband Kanye West, 44, by getting glam and living her best life.Kim has been caught in the middle of major beef lately, as the Donda rapper and father of her four children has hit out at her relationship with new boyfriend Pete Davidson, 28.But she’s not letting that stop her from donning the fiercest ‘fits, as the businesswoman stepped out over the weekend looking sensational in a hot pink two-piece set.The KUWTK star headed out for a night of celebrations following the launch of her Skims Swim pop-up shop in Miami.Kim turned heads in bandeau top and skin-tight trousers, with everything from her handbag to boots and gloves matching the pink theme.She styled her long brunette locks in natural waves and oozed glamour and sophistication with a pair of black shades.And she’s not stopping there, as the TV star invited her 293million Instagram followers to the pink party by posting a series of gorge snaps.Dressed head-to-toe in bubblegum pink, Kim posed on a set of steps inside her home, wearing an extremely oversized jacket, teamed with some killer knee-high boots and a PVC crop top.Fans were absolutely here for the vibrant look and were quick to hype Kim up in the comments, inundating her with heart eye and fire emojis.Kim captioned the post with a single pink heart, as she is yet to speak out publicly on her ex husband’s concerning behaviour towards her and her new beau.The Gold Digger hitmaker has repeatedly lashed out at his ex wife – who filed for divorce last February – and claimed she was keeping him from seeing their kids.The musician was eventually hit with a 24-hour suspension from Instagram after the

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission.When thinking about festival dressing, it’s almost impossible not to conjure up images from Coachella’s heyday, when stars such as Vanessa Hudgens and Alexa Chung ostensibly created the blueprint for the boho chic style that has long taken over the Empire Polo grounds every year.Now, however, young festival-goers seem to have largely left behind their uniforms of flower crowns, crochet and fringe to embrace their own personal style and self expression. This doesn’t mean the idea of a distinct, identifiable festival style is completely obsolete — breezy knitwear, sleek sneaks and colorful accessories are still par for the course when it comes to festival dressing.