Jeremy Clarkson's girlfriend sizzles in tiny swimsuit as fans joke that he's 'punching'

Live from New York, it’s season 48! Saturday Night Live is currently on its annual hiatus, but fans should expect some big casting changes once the show returns.

Living in heavenly bliss! After Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck tied the knot for a second time, the Marry Me star is revisiting her favorite memories.

#tiktok and found a #DMX song that has saved me many times. Suddenly it says #RIP i know I am late, i did not know he passed away, he #OD I am heartbroken – he was such a great guy."A post shared by Stacey Dash (@official.staceydash)In her hashtags, the actress said she's "devastated."DMX died on April 9, 2021, at the age of 50 after a long battle with addiction. His death was widely covered by the media and was mainstay on social media feeds for days. Stacey has been open about her addiction battles, too.

dolphin hunt that sees hundreds of species lured into shallow waters as part of a killing spree has commenced. Activists have marched over to the Japanese Embassy in Manila in a bid to stop the brutal attacks which turns the sea red.

It was a wedding weekend to remember! Jennifer Lopez is giving fans an inside look at her wedding to Ben Affleck in the latest edition of her On the JLo newsletter.

Alicia Keys was left shocked after a female fan grabbed her face and forcibly kissed her on the cheek during a concert. The incident occurred when the 41-year-old singer was performing at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada on Monday night during a stop on her Alicia + Keys Word Tour. In a clip shared by a fan account for Keys, the 15-time Grammy Award winner was seen singing her hit song "Empire State Of Mind" as she strolled through the crowd and high-fived fans.

Britney Spears' sons are breaking their silence on where they stand with their mother.  Sean, 16 and Jayden, 15, sat down with filmmaker Daphne Barak to discuss Spears in an interview that airs on Friday. Jayden shared that he has "no hate" for his mother, despite not attending her wedding to Sam Asghari. "I 100% think this can be fixed," he said, per the Daily Mail.

Brendan Fraser says transforming into a 600-pound man in "The Whale" took a major toll on him. Fraser, 53, plays Charlie, a reclusive English teacher nearing the end of his life. About a month into filming, the movie’s director, Darren Aronofsky, said that the actor was "all pedal and no gas." "I was feeling poorly — it would’ve been a failure," Fraser said in an interview with Vanity Fair.

Jason Aldean's no longer got the backing of Nashville's powerhouse publicity firm. The GreenRoom dropped him as a client after nearly two decades. In a statement to, GreenRoom co-owner Tyne Parrish said the time has come for it to part ways with the country star despite remaining big fans of his work. «Music has always been and remains TheGreenRoom's core focus, so we had to make the difficult decision after 17 years to step away from representing Jason,» Parrish told.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has announced that he has "had to stop harvesting" on Diddly Squat Farm due to "the fire risk".This comes as the UK has been hit with a four-day extreme heat warning for southern and central England, as well as parts of Wales.Jeremy took to Twitter this afternoon to make the shock announcement about Diddly Squat.He told his 7.8 million followers: "F*****y f**k. Had to stop harvesting because of, and I’m not making this up, the fire risk."Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their concerns to the former Top Gear star and also offer their support.LeWonderHamster said: "Please stay safe!"Jeremy replied: "Safe? B******s to that.

Christian Horner has finally admitted he can understand why Lewis Hamilton fans felt aggrieved by the controversial finish to last season’s Formula 1 title fight.Horner’s driver, Max Verstappen, denied Hamilton an eighth F1 crown in the most contentious fashion due to race director Michael Masi’s bungled handling of a late-race safety car. Masi lost his job as a result and recently left the sport’s governing body, the FIA, entirely to return to his native Australia.

Jeremy Clarkson is being treated 'the exact same way' as everybody else claimed a council source after it emerged officials are still investigating the 'cunning little planning loophole' he used to open a restaurant at Diddly Squat Farm. A month after the former Top Gear star invited guests to book a £69 a head three-course meal his new restaurant, planners are still looking into whether the establishment complies with all the rules.

Clarkson's Farm, admitted he got "told off" after sharing certain details. Jeremy Clarkson's pal told his legion of followers to be on the lookout for his latest offering which is due to hit shelves in October.The 24-year-old gushed about his book titled, The World According to Kaleb, as he received the first chapter.Taking to Instagram stories, he said: "Look what I've got today.The first chapter of my book 'bladder'. I don't know how to say it.

Jeremy Clarkson made an awkwardly received dig at Harry Redknapp on the ITV show.On Tuesday (August 9), Jeremy welcomed Harry to the show who tried his best to rack up some money for charity.However, on one of his first questions about hotel bars, instead of locking in his "final answer" Harry said "final question".Harry answered: "Mini bar. Final question - final answer, I mean."To which Jeremy quipped: "Could you have had the mini bar as you were waiting to come on?"Harry then ignored the host's attempt at a joke and didn't even raise a grin at his remark, leaving things a little tense in the studio.However, things went from bad to worse for the star who didn't manage to meet the £1,000 mark.Though he kindly donated some of his own money to the cause after failing to win some.Fans took to Twitter to discuss Harry's performance, with one writing: "Always nice to see Harry Redknapp fail to win any money on the £1000 question again in a repeat of #whowantstobeamillionaire #millionaire"Another added: "I thought everyone knew who played rambo! Nice of Harry to donate out of his own pocket, bless him.

FOOTBALL legend Harry Redknapp crashed out of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? after four minutes - without winning a penny. The former West Ham and Spurs manager answered three questions correctly, but fell short on a £500 film-related one.

“As part of our standard operating procedure, we have been looking into the operation to ensure it is compliant with local and national planning law and policies, as well as licensing and food hygiene regulations.They added, as reported by MailOnline, that they "comment on any ongoing investigations".Seven out of 10 councillors voted against the initial restaurant plans.Tweeting the news, Clarkson said in July: “I’m thrilled to announce that you now have a chance to try the amazing food we grow and rear on my farm at the brand new (but quite rustic) Diddly Squat restaurant.”

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, is concerned that one of his jobs is running the risk of being axed due to the economic situation.The star, who rose to fame driving fast vehicles on BBC’s Top Gear, before moving over to Amazon Prime Video’s The Grand Tour, is now also writing a motoring column.However, Jeremy is now worrying that people will be unable to afford to buy any of the new vehicles he is busy reviewing.In the presenter’s review of the Volkswagen T-Roc, which was published today, he explained that fuel bills are now getting so high, consumers will lose interest in investing in the latest cars.While empathising with his colleagues writing in the Travel section of The Sunday Times amid chaos over cancelled flights, Jeremy realised something startling about his own career.He penned: “I’m in an even more preposterous situation. “I don’t want to talk myself out of a job, but it’s difficult to see why I’m writing a motoring column this morning. “Because even if you could buy a new car, and you can’t due to the semiconductor shortage, you wouldn’t be able to afford to go anywhere in it.”Jeremy went on to predict the situation is going to get even more difficult to handle this autumn, due to the expense of heating people’s homes.The star moaned: “I’m not normally pessimistic, but come the autumn, when people have to switch on their central heating systems and the inevitable food shortage arrives, I fear that cars are going to be filed in your ‘list of important things’ below the wellbeing of your town crier and the fortunes of Plymouth Argyle.  “I may be forced to fill the time reviewing steam locomotives and VHS players instead.”It comes as the cost of living in the UK is set to skyrocket in the coming weeks.The Bank of England

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, spoke about the sad loss he had experienced recently amid the UK’s brutal heatwave that saw temperatures sore above 40 degrees Celsius.The Clarkson’s Farm star also admitted that the extreme heat had made life on Diddly Squat very difficult. Jeremy spoke about the awful effect the heat wave had on farmers and their land in his latest column. The former Top Gear star wrote: “One of my pigs died from heat exhaustion, my potatoes look like sultanas, and my springs are drying up, which means that to stay alive I have to suck the moisture out of moss, or drink beer.”After losing one of his pigs, the problems didn’t stop there for Jeremy, as it seems the heat also caused trouble for his other animals.“Meanwhile, my cows are so hungry they are prepared to walk through an electric fence every day to look for food,” Jeremy wrote. READ MORE: Anne Heche 'rushed to hospital with burns as car crashes into house'“To get round the problem, I spent half a day building a proper fence with posts sunk deep into the bedrock. But even this was no deterrent to a starving ton of meat and muscle.“To try to keep them off the road, I’m using bribery, feeding them the hay I cut earlier in the year,” he explained. The star then shared a dark thought, suggesting he might be forced to eat the animals if they don’t have enough food to last the winter. “Come the winter, there won’t be enough to go round.

a global hit on Amazon Prime. And because Clarkson’s Farm went down so well, a new season is being filmed, which means they need new content.

“How do we know for sure if you’re not him and he is in fact you?” @Goldie007uk wrote playfully: “The person REALLY looks like you though...it's uncanny..” It comes after the motoring journalist sparked fury on Twitter after making remarks about climate change following the recent national heatwave. The Clarkson’s Farm presenter angered users when he derisively compared British concerns to the public attitude in France. He wrote: “Really hot in France this evening.“But I’ve had a beer and all is well,” he concluded. It comes after the UK faced its largest heatwave of the summer. Jeremy’s fans took to his tweet in mid-July to share their thoughts on his attitude towards the situation. Many were unimpressed, as Christopher Ashton wrote: “There are people struggling in the heat, remember that.“20 years ago I was on dialysis. I was limited 500mls a day,  it's a choice between dehydration and heart problems caused by being fluid overloaded for some.” (sic)Referring to the wild fires that were sweeping through France and Spain, Andy Clayton commented: “Perhaps you could pop down there in the flames with your beer and let us know how you get on.”Others found the lightheartedness in Jeremy’s remarks, with Spam Fritter penning: “Have a few more.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has taken to Twitter to slam Ferrari in a fresh jibe as he tuned in to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix final today.