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Being a celebrity comes with fame, fortune and a high social media following, but it has its downsides too. Prying paparazzi and unwanted attention can prove negative with some stars facing terrifying stalkers who can endanger their lives Many celebrities from Jamie Dornan and Madonna to Taylor Swift and Rihanna, have experienced a stalking spell to some degree, some more terrifying that others, proving no-one in the spotlight is off limits.

Lorraine Kelly was the latest star to be 'behind the mask' as she was voted out of The Masked Singer and revealed as the voice behind Owl - losing out to Air Fryer, Eiffel Tower, Piranha, Maypole, Cricket, Bigfoot and Dippy Egg. And following the elimination, many viewers believe that they have figured out some more identities, including which celebrities are behind Eiffel Tower and Piranha - both being thought to be singers from the early noughties.

Pregnant Emily Atack, who is expecting her first child, has been praised by fans for her radiant look after sharing new photos of her growing baby bump. The 34 year old actress announced her pregnancy last month and has been updating her followers since. Emily was told she's "glowing" as she cradled her bump in gorgeous new pictures, as she posed in a black swimsuit.The Inbetweeners star wore a pretty face of makeup and some hooped earrings, with her wet hair down around her shoulders.

In the realm of '90s television, Beverly Hills 90210 stands as an iconic show, and among its stellar ensemble cast, Gabrielle Carteris, the actress behind neurotic school newspaper editor Andrea Zuckerman, gained many loyal fans. However, in the 28 years since bidding farewell to the cult TV show, Gabrielle has undergone a remarkable transformation. Still sporting her character’s classic thick-rimmed glasses, Gabrielle now wears her blond hair short with a wispy fringe in contrast to her character’s big dark curls.

Dakota Johnson brought Shark Tank to Saturday Night Live.

Dakota Johnson kicked off the January 27 episode of Saturday Night Live with a little help from some famous pals.

Once it emerged that Justin Timberlake was returning to Saturday Night Live, it was inevitable that Barry Gibb would make an appearance.

Twilight sparked a level of fandom that most movies hope to achieve but never do.

Dakota Johnson had some company during her Saturday Night Live hosting gig as Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon crashed the monologue tonight.

Austin Butler opened up about his Masters of the Air experience.

The two teams facing off at Super Bowl LVIII will be determined this weekend when the NFC and AFC crown their champions on Sunday, Jan. 28.

Margot Robbie won a best acting award while her film Barbie won for best ensemble at Saturday’s 26th AnnualFamily Film and TV Awards, hosted by The Talk‘s Akbar Gbajabiamila and Amanda Kloots.

Colin Jost and Michael Che had a field day roasting Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live‘s “Weekend Update” segment.

A police officer is facing a disciplinary probe over allegations that he raped one women and sexually assaulted another.

A privately owned Irvine nursery has been given the thumbs-up following a spot check on the service it provides.

right here waiting’ to roast ‘you.’Pop rock singer Richard Marx tore into an unruly concertgoer who spoke loudly during one of his songs in Port Chester, NY on Jan. 21, telling the woman to “learn some f—king manners.”Marx, 60, was in the middle of performing his hit 1989 song “Angelia,” alongside fellow rocker Rick Springfield as part of their acoustic tour when the rude heckler threw the singer off guard, video obtained by TMZ showed.The “Right Here Waiting” hitmaker finished the song while the woman continued to chat loudly in the background, noticeably irritating other concertgoers.“I’m genuinely curious who raised you to think that anything you could yell out was more important than what we were doing?” Marx asked the woman in front of the entire crowd.“Learn some f—ing manners, lady!”Springfield, 74, was happy to have his fellow musicians back, chiming in to let Marx know he’s dealt with rude audience members in the past.“Kind of wild that happens sometimes,” the “Jessie’s Girl” singer said.“I was in a place where there was a bar in the back, and I was doing ‘My Father’s Chair’ and there was like four people at the bar just having a chat.”Springfield had one final message for the rowdy fan to ease the tensions in the room and double down on his support for the “Don’t Mean Nothing” singer.“I’m going to come into your work, and I’m going to pee on your desk while you’re working,” the “Love Somebody” singer said before changing directions.“Let’s get back to the music here,” Springfield said as the video ended.

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin says he needs players to stand up to responsibility, and didn’t have that on Saturday as Montrose fought back to draw 1-1.

When it comes to unwinding on a Sunday, there’s nothing quite as comforting as a hearty Sunday roast. From beef to lamb, a roast is a great way to close a week - and, of course, get ready for the week that lies ahead. If you’re looking for a roast chicken recipe that’s sure to win over dinner party guests and family members alike, why not try this delicious recipe by Julius Roberts? Serving five, the dish uses a handful of ingredients and will have guests asking for more thanks to its garlic and tarragon taste.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor X, the social network owned by Elon Musk formerly known as Twitter, has finally taken a rudimentary step to try slow the spread of fake graphic images of Taylor Swift. As of Saturday, searches that include the text string “Taylor Swift” returned an error message on X that said, “Something went wrong.

For many, the new year is a time to learn something new. From a different language to a fresh sport, January’s a great opportunity to pick up a new hobby to carry through the year. And if baking is something you’ve pledged to get into, this pear and walnut upside down cake recipe is the thing for you.

William Earl “Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon made a surprise appearance on “Saturday Night Live,” crashing host Dakota Johnson‘s opening monologue as she bantered with the night’s musical guest, Justin Timberlake. Johnson opened the show by noting it was her first visit to Rockefeller Center’s Studio 8-H since 2015, when she first hosted “SNL” on the heels of its landmark 40th anniversary special when the audience was packed with notables such as directors Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and Donald Trump, months before he launched his first successful campaign for the White House. On screen a photo of Johnson in that starry crowd flashed.