Jedward leave fans in tears with heartbreaking tribute to late mum after cancer battle

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Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorJacksepticeye, the hugely popular YouTube gaming creator, will debut his biographical documentary “How Did We Get Here?” as a ticketed, livestreaming event exclusively on the Moment House platform.Tickets to the film, premiering worldwide Feb. 28 on Moment House, will cost $12-$17 each.

Premier League star Craig Noone worked as a roofer on Steven Gerrard's extension in 2008 whilst playing non-league.Now shining in the A-League at Melbourne City, Noone enjoyed a six-month spell in the English top-flight with Cardiff City after rising through the ranks as an amateur footballer.On the books at boyhood club Liverpool until he was 15, Noone joined up with Wrexham upon release from the Reds but only lasted 12 months in north Wales before being let go once again. It was at this time that Noone was training as a roofer, almost giving up on his dream of turning professional while turning out for non-league sides Skelmersdale United, Burscough and Southport.Working part-time, Noone received an unlikely call to say his firm would be working on an extension for Liverpool captain Gerrard who was paying for a conversion."He was getting a gym and a games room built on the back of his house and we did the roof and the panels on the side," Noone told The Daily Express."My boss picked me up one morning at 7am and said, ‘We’re working on Steven Gerrard’s house today’.

West Ham.But in one fell swoop this week, the likeable Scot has undone all this great work following his shambolic handling of the now engulfing the Hammers.To recap. In a mindless act of cretinous proportions, video footage emerged on social media of Zouma kicking and slapping his pet cat, to bring more shame on the reputation of pampered and privileged millionaire footballers.This all took place in full view of his child, but despite the public outrage and some grovelling apologies from both Zouma and his club, Moyes' idea of teaching Zouma a lesson was to pick him in his starting XI for the midweek game with Watford.Moyes wants to get into the top four and the Champions League, which would be worth upwards of £30million.So a club which also has a vice-chairwoman with expertise in brand awareness in the shape of Karen Brady, has taken the decision to put money before morals.Read the room, David.

Tipping Point fans felt cheated during the latest episode as one lucky contestant appeared to 'win the game during the first round' with an unbelievably lucky counter fall.Thursday's show welcomed London-based charity analyst Myuran to the show who after failing to knock down any counters in his first attempt, had an incredibly fortunate second run.Answering a question about Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams, Myuran opted to play his own counter and swept an unbelievable 17 counters down at once - amassing a total of £850.Following the windfall drop, Tipping Point host Ben Shephard said: "I would say that landed exactly where you wanted it to."17 counters in one drop, that's spectacular. £850, which is a really strong position."While Ben was impressed, Tipping viewers felt cheated by the score, which they took as a sure sign Myuran would make it to the final round.Posting to Twitter, one viewer complained: "Well Myuran's won, shame no double counter so we could've just packed up and gone home."Another commented: "Myuran is having all the massive drops today - totally in 'the zone'."A third said: "Well...

DIY tips after revamping her doors for just £10. Lorraine Kafanke, 37, from Cumbria, found out the beautiful crittal doors she wanted would cost her £1,200.Not wanting to spend a fortune, the mum-of-two decided to make it herself for a fraction of the price.By using paint and tape to create a dupe of the doors, the whole project ended up costing her less than a tenner.She came up with the idea after she saw the doors of her dreams but couldn't afford them.Now she's thrilled by how they look and says anyone can easily copy her design.Speaking to LatestDeals.co.uk, Lorraine said: "I thought 'why not try and create the look myself on a much cheaper scale?' "I just used electrical tape, which cost 79p, and measured out four equal sections to create a glass panel look."I wasn't sure the tape would work but it's easily removed if the look didn't suit."It was a little tricky getting the tape straight but a few attempts and I was happy."She added: "I used Johnstones matt black gloss paint for the wood at £8.99 a tin doing two thin coats."The process took about three days because of the drying time between coats."I also masked up the glass to get a nice neat finish with the paint and gave the glass a good clean before applying the black tape."Lorraine says she is "so pleased" with how they turned out and says she's happy to have completed the look on a budget.And the beauty of it all is that she saved £1,000 on doing everything herself.

great white shark fin' spotted off the coast of Sussex this week has been revealed to be something a lot less sinister.The 'shark' was spotted by James Venn, who snapped the strange object poking out of the water after believing it could have been a seal.He saw what he believed to be a sea creature in Goring-by-Sea, near Worthing in West Sussex, but after looking at his photos again, he started to believe that the shape matched the distinctive triangular fin of the great white shark.The 46-year-old's theory was backed up by shark fisherman Graeme Pullen, 70, who after looking at the pictures claimed it was 'an undisputed shark'.He said: "Analysing the photo it is obviously a shark - this can't be disputed."I've always thought there was a shark there as there have been so many sightings by fishermen, but James has managed to photograph the fin."However, despite the backing of the shark expert, it seemed talk of 'great white's cruising through British waters' gathered a lot of attention.After the photographs went viral, a harbour master has come forward to say what the object actually is, and it appears to be nothing more than a pipe.Responding to the furore, Littlehampton Harbour decided to put the 'sea-spriracy' to bed for good by revealing the unexciting truth of the spotting - that the object in the sea was little more than a pipe.A spokesman for Littlehampton Harbour said: “They say never let the truth ruin a good story, but before anyone else gets carried away about the ‘great white shark fin’ recently spotted off Ferring.“That’s actually the end of a Ferring Outfall pipe, which is a known hazard at low water marked by the Cardinal Buoy visible in the background of the photo."Please note it is not our intention to

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The latest edition of The Late Late Show has an interesting mix of guests including presenter and author Graham Norton and former chief state pathologist Dr Marie Cassidy.

 Late Late Show guests for this week have been revealed ahead of what is set to be a moving episode of the RTÉ One show.Keelin Shanley’s husband Conor Ferguson will join Ryan Tubridy on the programme.His beloved wife passed away on 8 February earlier this year as a result of cancer, her dealings with the disease had begun nine years previous.Keelin was an RTÉ colleague of Ryan as she fronted the SixOne news until just before she went to America for treatment trials for what she hoped would be a miracle cure.Conor’s appearance on the Late Late Show coincides with the release of Keelin’s posthumous memoirs, A Light That Never Goes Out.Her book will be released on 2 October and poignantly, her loving husband finished the final chapter after

Late Late Show guests this week have been revealed ahead of what is set to be a moving episode of the RTÉ One show.Keelin Shanley’s husband Conor Ferguson will join Ryan Tubridy on the programme.His beloved wife passed away on 8 February earlier this year as a result of cancer, her dealings with the disease had begun nine years previous.Keelin was an RTÉ colleague of Ryan as she fronted the SixOne news until just before she went to America for treatment trials for what she hoped would be a miracle cure.Conor’s appearance on the Late Late Show coincides with the release of Keelin’s posthumous memoirs, A Light That Never Goes Out.Her book will be released on 2 October and poignantly, her loving husband finished the final chapter after she

Late Late Show guest this week has been revealed ahead of what is set to be a moving episode of the RTÉ One show.Keelin Shanley’s husband Conor Ferguson will join Ryan Tubridy on the programme.His beloved wife passed away on 8 February earlier this year as a result of cancer, her dealings with the disease had begun nine years previous.Keelin was an RTÉ colleague of Ryan as she fronted the SixOne news until just before she went to America for treatment trials for what she hoped would be a miracle cure.Conor’s appearance on the Late Late Show coincides with the release of Keelin’s posthumous memoirs, A Light That Never Goes Out.Her book will be released on 2 October and poignantly, her loving husband finished the final chapter after she

Jedward have left fans in tears with their heartbreaking tribute to their late mum after she lost her battle with cancer.

X Factor with their catchy songs and tall blonde hair which stood up on top of their heads, appeared on the Irish Late Late Show with presenter Ryan Tubridy to talk about their grief. The 28-year-old's mum Susanna died last year following a five year battle with cancer.Edward said on the show: "Our mum, five years ago, found out she had leukaemia and kidney failure in the same day."He continued: "It was all a bit too much.

Jedward have opened up about the final moments of their mum's life as she lost her battle with cancer.

JEDWARD revealed they 'held their mum's hand' as she lost her battle with cancer. The twins, both 28, admitted they have felt 'disconnected' after her death.

JEDWARD have left their fans in tears with a heartbreaking tribute to their late mum following her death from cancer. Speaking to Ryan Tubridy on the Irish Late Late Show, the 28-year-olds spoke of their grief at no longer having their mum Susanna around following her death last year.

The twins, real names John and Edward Grimes, insist they are both straight.  Jedward, who shot to fame when they appeared on The X Factor in 2008, also admitted they prefer to keep their relationships out of the public eye.  Speaking to The Sun, Edward said that people assume they’re gay because of how they act of stage.  "I think because on stage we wear sequins people go 'oh they must be a bit out there'," he said.  "We never tone ourselves down. We're not lad lads but we're comfortable enough to just be on stage and do Prince vibes." John, who is appearing on new MTV show Single AF alongside his twin added: "We do whatever what we want to do.

Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, will be among the guests on this Friday's Late Late Show.

The Late Late Show.The US’ Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases will be chatting to Ryan Tubridy via video call.Ryan announced the line-up on his RTÉ Radio 1 show on Thursday morning, as he shared that former President of Ireland Mary McAleese and world champion boxer Kellie Harrington will be among his guests.Speaking about Dr Fauci, the host revealed that he was excited to speak to him as he has had ‘the most difficult job’ during the pandemic.This is partially due to the fact, as Dr Fauci says, that he has been publically undermined by US President Donald Trump ‘at every turn.’Talking about Dr Fauci, Ryan said: ‘[He] Has pretty much taken him off the TV so that he doesn’t outshine him, because, actually,