Huge coronavirus spike at world's largest nudist resort after rooftop party

cancer has married the love of her life in an emotional ceremony at SeaWorld.

crime took place.Rios was a native of Rio de Janeiro and had been a porn actress since 2016, when she took part in the Brazilian pornographic reality TV show "Casa das Brasileirinhas".In the same year, she won a "Sexy Hot" award for her role in the film "Porno Fantasy 2".She was buried on September 3, two days after her death, without a funeral service.

Kelly Clarkson is preparing to unleash her emotions.

Anna Faris' decision to quit Mom 'nightmare' for CBS ahead of season 8Will Smith to air out bitter 27-year feud with Fresh Prince of Bel-Air's original Aunt VivPiff the Magic Dragon teams up with David Copperfield on AGTThe Full House star even re-uploaded the image, just in case fans had missed it the first time.Candace and Valeri tied the knot in 1996 and they are the doting parents to their daughter Natasha, 22, and sons Lev, 20 and 18-year-old Maksim.Got A Showbiz Story?If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us – we’d love to hear from you.

Sweetie Pie’s owner and reality star Robbie Montgomery, was revealed in a recent hearing.According to The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St.

Candace Cameron Bure found herself under fire from her Christian fan base after she posted a PDA picture with her husband, Valerie Bure. In the photo posted to her Instagram Story, Bure, 46, had his arm wrapped around the actress, 44, and his hand is visibly cupping one of her breasts.The Hallmark star had a huge grin in the picture.

Shane Crosse will miss the plum ride on Galileo Chrome in the Pertemps St Leger after testing positive for coronavirus.

Daisy May Cooper paid tribute to her late co-star Michael Sleggs as she unveiled her new born son's name on social media.

Usher is ready to welcome his bundle of joy. The 41-year-old singer was the first guest to appear in-studio at “The Late Late Show With James Corden” after months of at-home shows due to the coronavirus, and made sure to make his stop a memorable one by discussing the impending arrival of his and girlfriend Jenn Goicoechea’s baby.

Bolton is climbing as a whole, Public Health England data from August 31 to September 6 shows a disparity between the number of infections in different areas of the borough.

Supernatural is on its final day of filming! The filming was supposed to end in March but the CW staple was forced to shut production down with just two episodes left to film and five others still in post-production due to coronavirus. At the time, showrunner Andrew Dabb promised that there was a plan to come back and finish the series and that's exactly what happened now.

Kane quickly issued a message of support to his compatriots though, stating that they made a mistake and will learn from it. “As a senior player it’s something you have to do [speak to them]," Kane said.

Paris Hilton is sharing her thoughts on the end of Keeping Up With the Kardashians. After the famous family's surprising announcement on Tuesday, saying that their iconic reality series will end after 20 seasons in 2021, Hilton, a close friend of the Kardashians, sat down with Entertainment Tonight to weigh in on the decision.

Coronation Street actress Beverley Callard, 63, who is otherwise known as Liz McDonald in the ITV soap, has given an update after being left unable to walk for six months.The TV star opened up about her "slow recovery" in a new interview alongside her husband, Jon McEwan.Beverley's hip surgery left her in agony without any soft tissue in her right hip, leaving her bones rubbing together.After waiting three months for corrective surgery, she finally had her second operation in July.The Liz McDonald star divulged: "I can stand up - and I stand with most of my weight on my left leg."If I stand up and pose for photos, I look normal."Beverley continued: "But I can't walk without crutches."I have Jon on one side and a crutch on the other side.

Husband and wife Joy and Brian Wilson are sticking together through thick and thin.The couple, from Ayrshire, have shed more than seven stone between them after ditching takeaways and junk food.Joy, 55, suffers from a neurological condition and relies on 71-year-old Brian, who is her carer.When both their weight crept up to nearly 15 stone, they knew they had to make a change to ensure their quality of life.Joy said: “I knew my weight was going up and up, and it wouldn’t stop unless I done something about it.“I suffer from a neurological issue so my health is very important, I couldn’t afford to let myself get any heavier, and I was classed as being obese!“Brian was also getting a bit heavier and he was concerned as it was starting to

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A full-time return to schools is expected to "substantially reduce" the coronavirus crisis bill Renfrewshire Council will face, according to its finance chief.Back in July, it was predicted the Covid-19 pandemic would cost the council approximately £55million.But at a recent meeting of the emergencies board, director of finance and resources Alan Russell said he expects the bill to drop to the "low 40 millions", after the previously proposed blended model of school and home-learning for pupils was scrapped by the Scottish Government.Putting the part-time model in place was forecast to cost the local authority around £12million.Mr Russell revealed the

coronavirus cases.Nicola Sturgeon announced the new restrictions last night, which bans people from meeting in groups of more than six from two households.Diners in pubs and restaurants will now have to wear face coverings when they are moving around and not eating or drinking.It follows a recent spike in new positive Covid-19 cases, meaning the country is unable to move out of phase 3 of the pandemic road map.The new limits will officially come into force on Monday, although the First Minister has urged people to follow the strict limits on gatherings immediately.Here are eight things Scots can no longer do under the new lockdown restrictions:With positive cases on the rise, new rules from Monday will outlaw social gatherings of more than

his battle with drug addiction and several arrests.But the star is moving on from his troubled past and has a new smile to show for it.The 42-year-old has a new set of upper denture implants by Dr. Gabe Rosenthal, who is rehabilitating Shaun’s teeth after his old ones got infected.And the actor is set to get lower implants in a few weeks, according to People.Shaun’s friend Drew Gallagher told the publication that the actor is now over 265 sober and is staying at a sober living facility.He explained: ‘He’s happy and healthy and working hard.

coronavirus, as she is thought to be more at risk due to having diabetes.The actress was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes after falling ill in 1989.Type 2 diabetes is a common condition that causes the level of sugar (glucose) in the blood to become too high.Opening up about the precautions she has taken, the Catwoman actress said: “I do feel at risk.“I’m very strict about quarantining and who is in my bubble.“We have a whole section of the house, when you go out in the world and buy something, it has to sit in this purgatory."READ MORE: Richard Schiff wife: Which Good Doctor co-star is actor married to?The NHS state that those living with diabetes are at greater risk of dying if they catch Covid-19.Latest official figures show that almost

The New York Times and The New Yorker, dozens of famous women—and men—came forward with their own stories of sexual harassment, both at the hands of Weinstein and others. For the first time ever, it feels like sexual assault survivors are actually being heard and their perpetrators are receiving consequences for their actions.But there's one exception here: Woody Allen.

coronavirus pandemic.At Walgreens stores nationwide, team members are going above and beyond for customers and each other. For instance, district manager Andrew Wiese and a group of pharmacists came to work in Albany, Georgia, during their time off to transfer and disperse much-needed specialty prescriptions to quarantined patients suffering from HIV.When cruise ships were quarantined off the coast of San Francisco, team members worked through the night to fill more than 1,400 prescriptions for passengers.