‘Jake and Liberty are the new Michael and Amber – and she’s going to get hurt’

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A five year old girl was found alive on a on a remote island on Thursday night, having been missing for 36 hours.Lilycae Kilvert, who lives in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, had set off from the Island's capital, Buka, on a banana boat with her grandmother, dog and 11 others.The boat had been headed for the island of Nissan when it set off on Wednesday morning, but it never reached its destination.But it wasn't until Thursday night that Lilycae's father heard the news the boat had gone missing."We were all worried," he told ABC.Mr Kilvert, who runs a Bougainville boat service company, had begun preparing his boat to go out and find his missing daughter when he received the news that the

Amanda Holden, 50, left her fans stunned as she donned a leopard print mini-dress on her Instagram.The star revealed she had headed out for dinner with her Britain’s Got Talent friends on Friday evening.Sharing some snaps from the evening, Amanda explained she had reunited with Simon Cowell.Also in attendance were Alan Carr and his husband Paul Drayton, David Walliams, and Simon’s partner Lauren Silverman.However, it was Amanda who captured fans’ attention as she showed off her endless legs in a mini-dress.The Alex Perry number featured a high neck with statement shoulders before ending at the top of her thighs.A post shared by Amanda Holden (@noholdenback)Amanda paired the look with bright pink strappy heels and her hair worn loosely in

Margo Price has announced details of a new live EP and performed one of its tracks live on The Late Show With Colbert – see the performance of ‘Hey Child’ below.Price’s new EP ‘Live From The Other Side will come out next Friday (July 16), and feature live versions of tracks from her 2020 LP ‘That’s How Rumors Get Started’ alongside a cover of The Beatles‘ ‘Help!’.Ahead of the release of the new EP, Price joined Stephen Colbert’s #PlayAtHome series, which has seen artists performing on the show from remote locations during the coronavirus pandemic.For the ‘Hey Child’ performance, she was joined by vocalist Adia Victoria alongside Allison Russell, Kam Franklin and Kyshona Armstrong.Watch the performance below:Speaking about the new EP in a

The Who‘s Pete Townshend has said he’s reluctant to make a new album with the band, because of the “old fashioned way that [the band] work”.The guitarist’s new comments come after frontman Roger Daltrey said he’s reluctant to make another album with The Who because “there’s no record market any more”.Speaking to Guitar Player magazine (via Contact Music), Townshend said: “As far as a new record, it does take quite a lot of time to put together the 20 or 30 songs that are needed for both Roger and I and any producer that we might be working with to cherry-pick the ones that fit the times.“Because you write the songs, and then two years later you’re putting them all out, and you just hope that you’re going to hit the mood of the moment.”He

Creative Assembly has shared further details on what Beastmen fans can expect from the upcoming faction overhaul which will release alongside The Silence And The Fury, the latest DLC for Total War: Warhammer II.Ahead of The Silence And The Fury, a blog posted yesterday (July 9) has shared details on what changes and new features will be coming to the long-neglected Beastmen faction.As well as a deep dive into the DLC roster, the blog reveals a complete overhaul to the Beastmen faction, which will be free for all existing owners of the original Beastmen DLC.The faction has received a large overhaul to the horde system, which was causing problems when the Beastmen were often forced to play on the back foot in order to survive.Now, players

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Ayrshire has issued a rallying call for new recruits – after seeing its membership plummet during the Covid pandemic and UK lockdown. Ayr Bruins Junior Ice Hockey Club coaches children, both boys and girls, between 4 and 16 and run a number of age group teams.

UsWeekly about how the experience of being a parent has reshaped his perspective on acting. 'A whole new world of things has just opened up to me in experiencing fatherhood and this magical, joyful, chaotic, stressful anxiety-inducing love that you did not know you had the capacity for,' the Dawson's Creek alum shared, before adding, 'It just expands every single day.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentLes Films Pelleas, the Paris-based production banner behind Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet’s “Anais in Love” at Cannes’ Critics Week, is powering a female-driven slate with new projects by Justine Trier (“Sibyl”), Katell Quillévéré (“Heal the Living”) and Danielle Arbid (“Suzanne et Osmane”).“Anatomie d’une chute” marks Triet’s follow up to “Sibyl,” which competed at Cannes in 2019. Les Films Pelleas is producing the movie with Marie-Ange Luciani’s Les Films de Pierre (“BPM (Beats Per Minute)”).

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterHollywood singer and actress Jessica Simpson has always been a vision of beauty but in recent years she has decided to shed some serious pounds and tone of her famously-known figure.The 40-year-old blonde bombshell has always turned heads but nowadays she wows fans by showing off her super-slim frame in social media posts.The star is a familiar face to most from her appearance in action-comedy Dukes of Hazzard where she was cast as stunning blonde Daisy Duke.Over the years, she has felt a far cry from being able to pop on the iconic Daisy Duke denim shorts but has recently found the confidence to sport them again and she looks just as flawless in them as she did back

Zara Tindall has made a cameo in a new short film after becoming brand ambassador for Land Rover. The royal's appearance with the brand is her first since welcoming her third child, son Lucas, in March.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!It's the latest TikTok trend promising to take you to happiness. Viral app Randonautica says it can guide you to a location depending on your mood.The app boldly claims it can steer you to sad spots or creepy hideouts.But following England's nail-biting triumph over Denmark in the Euros, reporter Paul McAuley was feeling in a rather good mood and decided to try it out for 2Chill.And where better to find a happy location than Liverpool?In short, Randonautica sends you on a random adventure to explore the world around you.

Carole Horst Josh Duhamel (pictured above), Mel Gibson, Elisha Cuthbert and Nestor Carbonell star in “Bandit,” which Highland Film Group is selling at Cannes.  Allan Ungar directs. Kraig Wenman wrote the script based on author Robert Knuckle’s best-selling novel and journalist Ed Arnold’s interviews with Gilbert Galvan Jr., who lived under the name Robert Whiteman when he was dubbed the Flying Bandit in 1987Based on the true story of the Flying Bandit, who successfully got away with 63 bank and jewelry heists during his crime spree, “Bandit” tells the tale of the career criminal (Josh Duhamel), who escapes from a U.S.

iOS - Android Greg Rudder is helping to run the studio and told Lanarkshire Live : "People already love the studio and after they come and visit they are eager to come back and record.

Reddit, it shows a seemingly-innocent snap of the words "It's coming home" over the St George's cross.The adorable drawing was crafted by a group of pre-schoolers who are clearly excited about their country making the final.But fans couldn't help but notice something quite graphic about the photo...The caption read: "Pre-schoolers feeling murderous." It shows red hand prints in the shape of the St George's cross with the words "Pre-school It's coming home!" And while we're all thinking it's the most adorable thing we've seen today, others thought it looked like a crime scene.

EXCLUSIVE: Principal photography has started in Tunisia on contemporary drama Contra, set in the aftermath of the powerful anti-government protests that provoked a wave of change in the region, known as the Arab spring.

New York investment firm KKR began its remarkable German buying spree in 2019. When it was done, one of the world’s biggest film and TV markets looked dramatically different. The ambitious studio it created, Leonine, is an accumulation of companies, including film and TV powerhouse TMG, film distributor Universum, Dark producers Wiedemann & Berg—one of Germany’s leading TV production labels—and multiple factual indies.

There is no denying that the girls in the 2021 Love Island villa have no problem with turning heads.

Saturday Kitchen presenter Matt Tebbutt, 47, was nervous ahead of pop sensation Anne-Marie appearing on his BBC cooking show, as he didn't think he had anything in common with the superstar.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the renowned chef and TV presenter said that despite his initial concerns, he soon found he had nothing to worry about with the singer who he branded "utterly charming".Looking back at some of his favourite ever episodes, the cooking show host revealed that he was slightly worried about having the singer on as he didn't think they'd have much in common due to their 17-year age gap.Speaking about his past celebrity guests, he said: "Anne Marie was a great one."I'm 47, so I'm thinking, 'What on earth have I got in

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will reportedly receive a similar education at a US pre-school as he would have in the UK.It's understood Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor will be receiving early years care close to that of his cousin, Prince Louis, who attends Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington.Willcocks has an almost identical focus to American pre-schools as the happiness of the child comes first as they start to learn early literacy and maths skills.The schools also have a shared focus on 'expressive arts and design' but the US settings are likely to be more about creativity.Mum Hannah Hargrave spoke to Hello magazine about living in Los Angeles for 16 years and