Jenna Dewan shares never-before-seen snaps of her daughter Everly and son Callum

Primary Wave and Round Hill have acquired music rights and royalties from Alice In Chains. Not jointly, mind.

Davina McCall, 54, has sent fans wild as she posed up a storm in a dazzling green plunging minidress.The Masked Singer judge showed off her incredible ageless figure as she beamed at the camera ahead of Saturday (February 5), semi finals.The TV star wowed in a jaw dropping plunging V-neck green sequin dress as she styled her brunette locks slicked back in a side ponytail with a braid framing the front of her face at the top of her head.Davina completed the glam natural look with a nude lipstick, two thin gold chains and a pair of black boots.Sharing the snap to her 1.4million Instagram followers, she penned: "Semi finallllllll!!!!!!!! Tonight’s dress … ( one of my faves) actually quite feeling the boots with it can’t tell u how great it was to work with @joancollinsdbe . So glamorous, so funny, so chic … @maskedsingeruk #maskedsingeruk."The star also thanked her hair and makeup team as she said that she "loved this one!!"Fans and famous faces were quick to comment on Davina's ageless snap.

Sam Fender hopes to win all three of his BRIT Award nominations tonight and has special plans for the trophies.The rocker, 27, won the prestigious Critics Choice Award at the 2019 BRITs ceremony but donated his prize to The Low Lights Tavern, the boozer that kickstarted his career.Sam was first discovered in the pub by his now manager when he was just 18 while working behind the bar pulling pints for thirsty locals after failing his A-Levels.His then boss encouraged him to get out from behind the bar and strike up a tune on his guitar after noticing that his future manager who had signed Ben Howard was in the room.Paying homage to the pub that launched his career, he explained that "there are another four pumps that we could use," as he joked about how the awards would be stored.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star ahead of tonight's event, where he is nominated for Mastercard Album of The Year, Artist of the Year and Best Rock/Alternative Act the Seventeen Going Under reflected on his nominations: "It's insane, I've been saying that every single step of the way is an overwhelming moment, so to get to this stage where I've put so much into this record and for it to be received the way it has been."Then to get three nominations is great and it would be great if we could take one."Despite going up against the likes of Adele, Coldplay and Ed Sheeran, Fender isn't too anxious about this.He said: "It's out of my hands, it's not like we're going to get on stage and have a battle of the bands or something."So it's in the hands of whoever's voted so I'll just see what happens, I'm not too nervous about it."I'm more nervous about actually performing at the BRITs than actually the bit where you wait for the award."Sam joked: "If you

Universal Music Publishing has signed Kieran Hebden, aka Four Tet, to a new global publishing deal as his legal dispute with former label Domino on the recordings side continues to go through the motions. Although the albums removed from the streaming services as part of that dispute are back online.“Four Tet has soundtracked my life from GCSE revision to dancefloors at university and now I get the pleasure to work with him”, says A&R Director at Universal’s publishing business, Pete Simmons.

Mike Ashley has reaffirmed his commitment to purchasing Derby County but has acknowledged that time is running out.The former Newcastle United owner is reportedly angered by suggestions that he will be walking away from the deal to save the club and has used his PR team to reach out and reassure Rams supporters that his aim is still very much to buy the club out and save it from extinction.One of his aids has spoken to Sportsmail and they have insisted that the retail tycoon is still in the hunt.“It is 100 percent incorrect that Mike Ashley has pulled out of the process," Ashley’s spokesman Keith Bishop said.“Mike is still very interested in the football club. He is unhappy about suggestions he is pulling out and he is keen to save the club.”However, Bishop conceded that though Ashely’s ambition to take over the club is still strong, time is very much against them.“For it to be saved, everyone is running out of time.

Rebecca Lucy Taylor – aka Self Esteem – has been hired as the composer for upcoming West End play ‘Prima Facie’, starring Jodie Comer.“I am such a huge fan of Rebecca and everything she stands for”, says Comer. “Her voice, her words and her honesty.

Iggy Pop and Ensemble Intercontemporain have been announced as the winners of this year’s Polar Music Prize. Each will receive one million Swedish kroner (about £83,000) and a nice trophy at a ceremony later this year.“We are delighted to return in 2022, after a two year absence due to the pandemic, with two incredibly worthy laureates”, says award MD Marie Ledin.

Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost once made comedy skits on Saturday Night Live.But now the married couple have reunited onscreen to dodge a mind-reading Alexa device in a new Super Bowl commercial.Johansson and Jost put their normal game-day routine at home into action with the help of the Amazon device - a virtual personal assistant that plays music, tells the weather, delivers news and sports. Working together: Colin Jost, left, and Scarlett Johansson - seen in 2020 - star in a new Super Bowl commercial.

Did you know there’s a cafe in Dundee that is inspiring social change and leading the way for equality across the city?

Scots TikToker Nathan Evans is already on a Brits bender - after starting his drinking first thing this morning ahead of tonight's ceremony.

Wilko shops across the UK are now allowing pets on leads into all stores.

The DVLA will block 'rogue' parking firms from driver's data if they fail to obey a new set of rules.

Saffron dress, £325, Rixo; Loeffler Randall bow bag, £175, Net-a-Porter; Heart earrings, £12.99, Mango; Mules, £90, DuneArt galleries can be chilly so it’s an opportunity to layer up, and if you want to look a little more spruced up than usual, but still err on the casual side of smart casual, a blazer is the way to go. This one by Ganni is more unusual than your standard single breasted with a silhouette enhancing wrap closure, and you’ll feel at home with the arty ticket holders.

The tensions are rising in the “Celebrity Big Brother” house!

The 2022 Oscar nominations are due to be announced later today following the release of the Bafta 2022 nominees last week.

EXCLUSIVE: ITV has been tipped as the “natural home” for Neighbours by industry sources as Fremantle seeks a UK buyer for the 37-year-old soap, which could be facing the axe in six months’ time.

Soap fans were left devastated recently when it was announced that Neighbours could be axed after 40 years. Channel 5 has made a decision to stop airing the long-running drama serial, leaving Australian broadcaster Network 10 determined to find another UK partner in order to secure the soap's future.The hit Australian soap first landed on screens back in 1985, and has gone on to become a firm favourite among viewers over the years. Many actors have became household names thanks to their time on the soap, and some have been found love with their co-stars.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Leading Italian sales company The Open Reel has snagged the international sales rights to Pablo Garcia Perez de Lara’s latest doc, “Born to be Born,” ahead of its world premiere at the European Film Market (EFM) in Berlin.Doc revolves around a progressive public school, the Escola Congrés-Indians, in Garcia’s native Barcelona, where preparations for an end-of-year trip of the school’s first graduating class are underway. Children learn at their own pace in the primary school which instills, above all, the values of respect and empathy for other people.“I was struck by the director’s ability to discreetly document the important educational role that the school and its educators play with these young students,” said The Open Reel founder Cosimo Santoro, adding: “They guide them through understanding and dialogue in every phase of their discussions and through any possible conflicts that may arise.” Garcia has trained his camera on children in many of his previous features and shorts.

cocaine hippos" which Pablo Escobar added to his personal zoo in the 1980s are in danger of being culled, environmental agencies have warned.Illegally imported to his personal zoo, Escobar was the owner of four hippos, as well as kangaroos, giraffes and elephants. The government took ownership of his personal estate, including the animals, in 1993 when Escobar was killed by government officials.

stabbed to death saw him reveal the identity of his killers after he was found covered in blood, according to his heartbroken dad.Reece Tansey, from Bolton, Greater Manchester, was stabbed six times after he became involved in a fight near Great Lever Park on May 4 last year.He was found staggering in the street as strangers found him covered in blood and struggling to remain conscious, the Manchester Evening News reports.In his final breath, Reece revealed the names of his killers to the strangers and would later provide the key to the arrests of James White, 16, and Mark Nuttall, 15.The two would later have a conversation where one of them used a laughing emoji after hearing of his death.The boys were previously known as Boy A and Boy B after being given anonymity, but last week Justice Farbey agreed to lift an order made under s45 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act that restricted the reporting of their identity.Reece’s family say the lifting of the restrictions is a relief as they say the boy would have wanted his killers to be named.Speaking to Manchester Evening News, Reece’s dad Ian Nice, 47, said: “Now he’s got closure.“It was also hard because we couldn’t put anything on social media. We couldn’t put the names out there, but now it’s a relief.“I know that Reece wanted to carry that on, with them being named.

Barcelona fans are disgusted at the Nou Camp's proposed new name following the club’s £237million sponsorship agreement with Spotify.The Catalan side have agreed a three-season deal with the streaming service, according to RAC1, which will see the Spotify logo emblazoned across their jerseys starting from next season.But the Catalonia-based radio station also revealed the Blaugrana’s iconic stadium may also have to change its name to the Spotify Nou Camp as part of the proposed new deal.And Barcelona fans have taken to social media to slam the decision despite the club being in financial turmoil and requiring additional revenue from commercial investors.One fan wrote on Twitter: “Call me out of date/touch etc but get this in the bin and not the recycling one either.”Another Barcelona supporter tweeted: “Barcelona ‘in £237m Spotify deal’ that will result in stadium being called the ‘Spotify Nou Camp’, a name that approximately zero fans will use.”A third added: “Just no. Cheapens the name of a great stadium”Yet the deal is reportedly likely to go through with Spotify owner Daniel Ek, who previously expressed his interest in football by launching a £1.8billion to buy Arsenal from Stan Kroenke.Do you think Barcelona have sold their soul in recent years? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.