I filled up at the Costco petrol station everyone queues up for and with prices like these I can see why it's so popular

What’s in a name? After Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott planned to change their son’s name after realizing that “Wolf Webster” didn’t feel right, they’re still mulling over their choices.

Glamour. “You can't be a one-hit wonder if you call yourself Legend, and I was calling myself that before I even had a record deal.”But in the midst of his biggest year yet, Legend finally seems ready to declare himself worthy of the title. He describes the process of creating his eighth studio album Legend as “connecting all the dots” of his career: a study of every song he's written and every story he's collected along the way.

is no stranger to an itty bitty bikini of course, but the model took things to new levels in a recent beach photoshoot posted to social media. This top is so tiny, the nipples are so close to freedom on Instagram that they can smell it.

Colt accuses Debbie of guilt-tripping him his entire life and says he's «done» with her.As fans know, Debbie and Colt's close relationship has interfered with his relationships, most recently, with his second wife, Vanessa. In the clip, Colt says Debbie treats him «poorly» and like a child. He says he now wants «respect» and «distance.» Debbie gets emotional and notes that she's needed him over the years.«I needed you,» she says, breaking down in tears.

Taylor Sheridan‘s “Yellowstone” empire on Paramount+ gets a little bit larger soon with “1923,” a new prequel series to the hit show. And “1923” already has star power on its casting list: Harrison Ford and Hellen Mirren lead the prequel’s ensemble as Jacob and Cara Dutton, the couple leading this earlier rendition of the Yellowstone ranch.

has paused production in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death. A rep for Netflix confirms to ET that as a mark of respect, filming on was suspended on Friday. Filming will also be suspended on the day of Her Majesty The Queen’s funeral.After the monarch's passing on Thursday, Peter Morgan, who created the Netflix series that follows her reign, spoke out." is a love letter to her and I’ve nothing to add for now, just silence and respect," he wrote in an email, according to . «I expect we will stop filming out of respect too.»Prior to her death, Stephen Daldry, the show's executive producer, told the outlet that if the show was in production when Queen Elizabeth died, it would stop for a respectable period of time.«None of us know when that time will come but it would be right and proper to show respect to the queen.

Kris Jenner put herself in the hot seat on Thursday night during an appearance on with her youngest daughter, Kylie Jenner. The 66-year-old momager agreed to partake in a lie detector test, answering some questions that have followed her throughout her time in the spotlight. The juiciest question was whether she helped her daughter, Kim Kardashian, to release her sex tape with her ex, Ray J.

King Charles III takes his place on the throne, Prince Harry andMeghan Markle's children -- 3-year-old Archie and 1-year-old Lilibet — now hold the right to be named Prince and Princess. According to a 1917 law from King George V -- also known as the George V Convention or 1917 Letters Patent — the children of a Sovereign and the children of a Sovereign's sons are entitled to HRH style titles and the distinction of a Prince or Princess prefix to their name. However, it will be up to Harry and Meghan — still known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex — to choose whether their little ones will, in fact, use said titles. As it stands, their children are now the first-ever Prince and Princess of Sussex.There has been speculation that with Charles becoming the king, that he might amend this long-held law to limit the number of key royals and set firm expectations of what roles a prince and princess are expected to fulfill in the modern monarchy.

King Charles III has outlined to the British people and the world what the next steps are following the death of Queen Elizabeth II at 96 on Thursday. On Friday, Buckingham Palace shared an official release from His Majesty noting that the king has declared a «period of royal mourning be observed from now until seven days after The Queen's funeral.»Naturally, the next few days will be filled with tradition and protocol. Here is what the Palace has officially outlined thus far: A date has not been given for Queen Elizabeth's funeral but the king said it would be «confirmed in due course.» Of the official mourning period, the king declared it would last until seven days after the to-be-announced funeral.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. It’s a good time to be a Disney fan. This summer alone, the entertainment giant dropped dozens of highly anticipated titles — some of which have been in the works for years.There was the return of “Obi Wan Kenobi” at the end of May; “Ms. Marvel” in June; and come fall, we’ll be gifted with long-awaited sequels like the Sarah Jessica Parker-helmed “Hocus Pocus 2” and Amy Adams’ “Disenchanted” (yes, that’s “Enchanted 2”).Despite all the exciting developments slated for the rest of 2022, it’s never too late to celebrate the classics. To hold you over, shop through some of the best Disney merch on the market right now, inspired by your favorite films and characters — from the new “Unofficial Disney Parks Cookbook” to an “Aladdin”-inspired diamond jewelry collection.  Celebrate the anticipated “Hocus Pocus 2,” in which Sarah Jessica Parker will reprise her role as Sarah, with this three-figure Funko Pop set featuring miniaturized versions of the Sanderson sisters. 

In his acting life, Steve Buscemi has certainly mixed things up, finding time for Bruckheimer/Simpson blockbusters, Pixar animation and even Adam Sandler movies in a bid to avoid typecasting as the definitive New York indie guy. In his directing career, however, he tends to stick to a certain genre: small, intimate, personal films like his excellent 1996 debut Trees Lounge, which told the story of a melancholic underachiever whose life revolves around a seedy dive bar where the crowd of misfit regulars become his bizarre de facto family. Loneliness is a familiar motif in Buscemi’s work, and he excelled himself with that in 2005’s Lonesome Jim, starring Casey Affleck as a young man who’s failed in the big city and now has to move in with his parents.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. The Buffalo Bills came out strong during the first game of the NFL season on Thursday night, beating out the defending champion Los Angeles Rams with a 21-point lead. After going into halftime tied at 10, the Bills made a major comeback with three touchdowns on three straight possessions (while also intercepting quarterback Matthew Stafford twice).While the season has already started off with excitement, the bulk of the games will take place this Sunday. Thankfully, even without cable, you don’t have to miss any of the action. The NFL games will be available to stream online on a variety of platforms such as ESPN Plus, Disney Plus, Sling TV, Fubo TV, DirecTV Stream and Hulu Plus Live TV. 

Jessica Kiang When the definitive book on dissident filmmaking is written, it will have at least several chapters and a lengthy appendix dedicated to Iran’s Jafar Panahi, who has now covertly made five astonishingly resourceful features since being banned from filmmaking by the Iranian authorities in 2010. But given those circumstances, perhaps the biggest ongoing surprise of his career has been just how lively his illegally shot films have been — even while, as metafictions, they refer continually to the hampered circumstances of their creation. “No Bears,” which premieres in competition in Venice, certainly starts in that register, with a rugpull or two and handful of seriocomic, absurdist observations on the foibles of Iranian village life. But then, as though it were anticipating the worsening political situation which culminated in Panahi’s detention in July 2022 for a six-year prison sentence, the mood darkens, prior to an ambiguous but devastating finale which seems to even include the director’s own tendency toward playfulness in its critique. If Panahi’s dissident films have to date been journeys of discovery about the subversively liberating, life-affirming power of cinema, “No Bears” is where he slams on the brakes. 

Before launching into “Kody Blu 31,” a soulful and serious mid-album cut from his new record, at the NPR Tiny Desk office studio, JID “cut the Usher tension” in the room with a casual “watch this.” The moment was exemplary of his whole 22-minute set: The 31-year-old Atlanta rapper paced his seven songs — pulled from all corners of his five-year solo career — perfectly, offsetting the session’s darker moments with a light touch. JID kicked the show off with “Galaxy,” the dreamy, jazz-tinged opener of his third studio LP, The Forever Story, which arrived August 26 via J.

Queen Elizabeth II’s death by linking it to the cost of living crisis during a performance last night.The Scottish comic’s Glasgow show went ahead despite the huge outpouring of grief across the nation following the tragic news.According to reports, Kevin joked that the Monarch "won't be the only old woman to die this winter”.The quip is believed to have been made in reference to the ongoing cost of living crisis and rising energy bills.According to the Mirror, Kevin said: “Good evening on this historic evening."This is the 40th time that I have performed at this venue so I'm sure you'll read about it in all the papers in the morning, on the front page of the Daily Telegraph."He laughed, and went on: "Anyway, welcome to the only f*cking show in Britain going ahead this evening."The doors were at 6.30pm and she hung on, it's what she would have wanted, so welcome."The comedian is said to have sparked applause and laughter from his audience.He then reportedly added: "I'm doing it for Lizzie and I've worn a black suit as a tribute. Probably the last show before we go back into lockdown."Kevin continued: "People checking their phones to see if they've got the day off in the morning."The show is going ahead, she's not going to be the only old woman to die this winter."The monologue has sparked outrage among royal fans, who took to Twitter to slam the comedian.Rossco76 tweeted: “Not sure what’s worse: Kevin Bridges joking about the Queen dying.

Queen Elizabeth‘s legacy will live on forever.

Former Prime Minister Theresa May had MPs in hysterics when she shared a story of the time she dropped some cheese in front of the Queen. May paid tribute to the late monarch in the House of Commons on Friday (September 9).

King Charles is ready to formally begin his reign.

food - from smashing through a classic Sunday roast or munching down a crispy battered fish and chips.However, this one so-called foodie has witnessed the wrath for undermining the cuisine many know and love.Over on Reddit, a Brit showed off their tomato soup in a Sports Direct mug.READ MORE: People are just realising why Amazon logo includes an arrow – and it's not a smileNothing really out of the ordinary there.But instead of pairing the blended vegetable snack with croutons or even a slice of bread, they used a food that has got the back up of many.Floating on top of the soup were Wotsits.Yes, the orange cheesy flavoured puffs from Walkers.Bravely, the original poster said: “Settle an argument, Wotsits as a crouton alternative in your tomato soup - awful or genius?”Overwhelmingly, many people fled to the comments to slam the creator of the Wotsits soup.One person blasted: “Dirty bugger.”Another user added: “Croutons are crunchy.

F1 broadcasting legend Martin Brundle has shared his memories of spending time with the Queen at her Sandringham Estate following the monarch’s death at the age of 96. Brundle is from King’s Lynn, just a stone’s throw from one of the royal residences.

Queen following her death.The popular radio station posted a statement on Twitter, which read: "Trevor Sinclair will not be on air while we carry out a thorough investigation into the circumstances and timing of his tweet. While we respect the right of Trevor Sinclair to express his opinion on his personal twitter account, talkSPORT does not endorse the tweet."The former Manchester City attacker tweeted on Thursday following the announcement of the Queen's death: "Racism was outlawed in England in the 60's & it's been allowed to thrive so why should black and brown mourn!!'".