I was shopping for baby clothes and wanted to throw myself off a Dubai mall – I think I’ve got PTSD, says Becky Vardy

, or as she likes to call it, "evolution," from tennis in the September 2022 Vogue issue, it felt like the end of a glorious era. The bittersweet news no doubt shook diehard tennis lovers as much as it did non-tennis fans when it was announced on August 9. Though she will be stepping away from the tennis court soon, she hasn't packed up her racket just yet.

EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat and the Sundance Institute today named Mayanna Berrin (Power Dynamics), Kiana Butler Jabangwe (Night Off) and Danielle Solomon (Hey Boo) as the recipients of this year’s Women Write Now comedic screenwriting fellowship, designed to elevate the next generation of Black women in comedy.

Roberto De Paolis’ second film has such a heightened sense of the absurd — a playful, almost naïve tone that’s completely at odds with its subject matter — that it can only come from real life. That turns out to be very much the case in the Venice Film Festival’s Horizons section opener Princess, a story based on the true-experiences of Nigerian sex workers, many of them trafficked, in contemporary Italy. The result is a curiously queasy mix of comedy and drama that, while taking an admirable view of its lead character as a complex heroine rather than a victim to be pitied, falls into many of the same tropes in more cliched depictions of prostitution.

This cat is mad as heck and not going to take it anymore.

Premier League is full of surprises and the 2022/23 campaign has been no different. Who would have thought that Liverpool would remain winless for three games, that Brentford would thump Manchester United - or that a manager of a newly-promoted side would be sacked after just four matches? But that’s all happened, in what has so far been a rollercoaster season. Scott Parker had to pack his bags and say ‘goodbye’ to his squad and leave rather prematurely in the season.

Madonna revealed her one regret during a candid new Q&A YouTube clip.

Amazon Studios Europe’s content chief Georgia Brown is leaving the streamer after five years in the role.

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flying car has received approval by the US government aviation authority (the FAA) to start flight testing after 14 years of development.The Samson Switchblade is now conducting its final high-speed taxi tests before it takes to the skies for the very first time, making the prospect of flying cars seem almost in reach.The brains behind the vehicle, Samson Sky, say 2100 vehicles have already been pre-ordered, with reservations spanning 52 countries and all 50 US states.READ MORE: Raging woman who had plane seat meltdown booted off flight as passengers cheerSamson Sky CEO Sam Bousfield said: "Artists dream the future, and that future is filled with flying cars."If you share that dream, the Switchblade was designed for you."The flying car has three wheels and is intended to be appropriate for street parking, and will be the right size for owners to keep in their garage or driveway.But there's a catch - flight-ready fans will have to build the cars themselves, as they come in DIY packs.Each Switchblade Kit comes with an engine, a transmission, avionics, interiors, and the Samson Builder Assist Program.Once built, Samson Sky says users will drive the car on the road from their home to a nearby airport, where they can release the wings and tail which swing out in less than three minutes.Drivers can then fly their aircraft cars from the airport to their destination, before landing and switching the car back into driving mode and setting off by land to wherever they want to go.When airborne, the impressive cars can reach speeds of up to 306 kmh (190mph) and heights of 21000 km (13000 miles).During the recent high-speed taxi tests, the wings were removed from the vehicle to stop the cars from accidentally going into

Noah Baumbach passed through the Lido Wednesday afternoon where he broke down the origins of his Venice Film Festival opener White Noise, starring Adam Driver, Greta Gerwig, and Don Cheadle.

Mrs Hinch fans have revealed a cheaper and quicker alternative to using your tumble dryer. READ MORE: Travelodge cleaner says job is not for the 'weak' after cleaning up kids party in room The average cost of a cycle is £1.46 and £172.76 each year, with prices bound to rise further from October.But those who follow Mrs Hinch have found a way to dry clothes for as little as 7p.Now there's Facebook groups where cleaning fanatics share hacks for getting their homes and clothes spotless.One asked: "Hiya just thinking of prices going up again."I normally use the dryer a lot over winter but may have to reassess."So I'm looking at clothes airers.

CAMERAS were not allowed into the trial, so it was left to court artists to sketch the protagonists. Alas, they were less Rembrandt more toddler-let-loose-with-a-paintbrush.

SINGER Katie Melua is expecting her first child at 37 and showed off her baby bump two years after getting divorced. The Nine Million Bicycles singer debuted her blossoming bump for the first time while performing at a concert in Zurich over the weekend.

Rebekah Vardy has compared the Wagatha Christie case against the way Johnny Depp’s trial against Amber Heard was received.The star, who is the wife of footballer Jamie Vardy, claims that she experienced sexism throughout the trial and noted that there were some similarities between the libel case held against Amber Heard.A judge found that Coleen Rooney did not libel Vardy by accusing her of leaking “false stories” to the press. READ MORE: Seven bombshells from Rebekah Vardy's Wagatha chat – coffee with Coleen to 'chipolata'In an attempt to figure out who was leaking personal information about her to the media, back in 2019 Coleen Rooney shared stories on her private Instagram account and change the settings so that only Rebekah Vardy’s account could see them.The information was then found to have been leaked to the press and Coleen went public with the findings.Rebekah claimed that the public statement, that left fans jokingly referring to Coleen as “Wagatha Christie,” had tarnished her name and reputation.During the aftermath of the trial, Vardy has said that she felt “extremely disappointed” with the result and continued to deny the claims against her.Rebekah spoke to TalkTV’s Kate McCann for her first interview post trial and opened up about the ordeal.The TalkTV presenter claimed that Rebekah Vardy’s outfits “were really scrutinised throughout this court case”.The host then asked: “Do you think there was an element of sexism in the coverage of this case?”The WAG replied: “Totally. The whole thing was presented in such a misogynistic way.

Rebekah Vardy has admitted she has set up paparazzi photos - insisting everyone does it. In a bid to restore her reputation, the WAG, 40, speaks out in her first television interview since the case - one week after a High Court judge ruled in Coleen Rooney's favour in the blockbuster £3million Wagatha Christie libel battle. Speaking to journalist Kate McCann, she said: "I have always always said I do set up pictures.

KYLIE Jenner has been slammed for letting her daughter Stormi, four, get fake nails that could be a "choking hazard". The reality star, 24, shared a video of her and Stormi getting their nails done at a salon on Tuesday.

Rebekah Vardy has revealed she thinks she may have PTSD and had wanted to jump off a shopping mall following the Wagatha Christie trial. Last week Rebekah, 40, lost her £3million libel battle against 36-year-old Coleen Rooney over a viral social media post.In her first interview since the ruling, Rebekah can be seen getting tearful as she sits down with TalkTV anchor Kate McCann.READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy 'bedded jet ski instructor' on first honeymoon, claims ex hubbyShe confessed: “I think my lowest point was when I was in Dubai trying to get a flight to come home early from holiday.“I knew what I was coming back to — I just knew there was going to be spiteful hatred everywhere.“Jamie and I were in a shopping mall at the time buying baby clothes, and I just thought, ‘I don’t want to go through this, I don’t want to live like this.

STUNNED Rebekah Vardy today tells of the moment she confronted Coleen Rooney over her shocking Wagatha Christie post, shouting: “Coleen, what the f*** is this?” The devastated star was on holiday in Dubai when she saw her pal had accused her of leaking stories in a bombshell message ending: “It’s . . . Rebekah Vardy’s account.” Rebekah today opens up about the abuse she still gets over her Wagatha Christie libel battle with Coleen, revealing: “People pass me in the street and say, ‘You’re disgusting, a rat, a troll’.” The mum of five says she receives up to 100 threatening messages a day and has had to increase security.

Rebekah Vardy has told all on exactly what happened when Coleen Rooney shared her now-infamous Twitter post back in October 2019. The two WAGs have bee at war ever since Coleen, 36, accused Rebekah, 40, of leaking stories about her to the press. Coleen, who is married to footballer-turned-manager Wayne set up an elaborate sting operation to work out which of the accounts following her private Instagram was linked to articles appearing in a newspaper.

Rebekah Vardy has spoken openly about the moment she confronted Coleen Rooney over her shocking Wagatha Christie post, shouting "Coleen, what the f*** is this?"The 40 year old recently lost her High Court libel battle that she brought against Coleen over a viral social media post.In October 2019, Coleen, 36, claimed she had carried out a "sting operation" and accused Rebekah of leaking "false stories" about her private life to the press.READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy 'bedded jet ski instructor' on first honeymoon, claims ex hubbyTalking to The Sun about the fallout, Rebekah revealed she was on holiday in Dubai when she realised her pal was accusing her of leaking stories.Sharing details of the call she had with Coleen when the accusations came to her attention, Rebekah disclosed that the pair had a heated conversation.She said: "I had a missed call from a withheld number, but then she (Coleen) messaged me and said: 'I’ve been trying to call you'."I picked up the phone and called her and basically said, 'What the f*** is this?'"Her response was quite rude, quite harsh, and she basically just said, 'You know what this is'."Rebekah went on to add that she was unaware of what was going but was also in disbelief.During her undercover operation, Coleen posted 50 stories on her private Instagram account between August and October 2019.She then wrote: "I have saved and screenshotted all the original stories which clearly show just one person has viewed them."Now that the case has finally come to an end following Coleen's win, Rebekah is expected to pick up approximately £3m in legal fees.But as well as the legal defeat, experts also believe revelations made during the trial will most likely damage her reputation.In a statement, wife

Coleen Rooney has won her court case against Rebekah Vardy in the WAGatha Christie saga that gripped the nation.The court found that Vardy together with her agent Caroline Watt were involved with the distribution to The Sun of the marriage, birthday, Halloween, pyjamas, car crash, gender selection, babysitting and flooded basement posts. They considered it likely that Ms Watt was involved in the direct act of passing the information, but found Vardy "knew of, condoned and was actively engaged" in the process.Additional information from Rooney's private Instagram account was "likely to have been passed to The Sun by the Claimant and Ms Watt, acting together", court documents reveal.