Jodie Comer reveals career advice from fellow Scouser Stephen Graham

#TheView co-hosts and guest co-host @drlaurenawright discuss the messaging and question how schools should handle masking. pic.twitter.com/KvMPfu9fi0Behar’s comments come a day after CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said Wednesday that her agency would “soon put guidance in place” on mask-wearing that will be based on science and data.

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a hair too far.Social media socialite Cathair Curran, better known as Kegs thanks to his 111,000 TikTok followers and 225 million viral video views, is giving up sex, smoking, swimming and more after undergoing a new, cutting-edge hair transplant procedure in an attempt to regrow his diminishing mane. “For the first 30 days [after the transplant], you’re not allowed to drink alcohol, smoke, exercise, go in the pool or sea — or have sex,” Kegs, 24, explained to Kennedy News and Media. He underwent the restoration procedure with Now Hair Time in Turkey on Feb. 6.Kegs — from Loughmacrory, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland — began experiencing the loss of his locks at age 19. As a kid, he was bullied for having a “really big forehead.”The internet influencer initially tried covering up the perceived imperfection with his hair, which he ultimately overpacked with products that, in turn, promoted permanent damage. And over the last five years, he’s implemented a number of unmaintainable hair recovery and replacements systems in an attempt to conceal his early onset baldness. “I’ve done three things in the past — the spray paint, a hair system then the hair transplant,” said Kegs.Wearing spray-on hair, however, made him feel “really self-conscious,” especially on rainy days or during waterside outings. “You have to use products to make sure it’s covering everywhere and you’d get really self-conscious if it was raining,” he said of the faux-hair substance, which might have washed off of his head if it got wet.

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A new start. Kelly Clarkson has filed to legally change her name to Kelly Brianne amid her divorce from Brandon Blackstock.

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Mamma Mia! fan—or if you just love music, dancing, and a whole lot of ABBA—we're about to make your day. Judy Craymer, the producer and mind behind the smash hit turned helmed movie series revealed that the story of  isn't quite over. Why? Because , also starring Christine Baranski, Julie Walters, and , was always meant to be a trilogy.“I think one day there will be another film, because there’s meant to be a trilogy, you see," she shared in an interview with .

Jodie Comer made quite the sartorial splash with her alter-ego Villanelle’s divine outfits, and it turns out the actress is pretty style-savvy herself offscreen.The Killing Eve star managed to make an oversized Barbour, hoodie, cap and jeans look like the height of fashion during a food shopping trip in Liverpool on Friday.The 27-year-old rocked up to her local Sainsbury’s with her brother Charlie and generally nailed the whole off-duty-star-still-looking-great-even-when-they’re-off-duty look. Even her bag for life looks stylish, for God’s sake!TEACH US YOUR WAYS, JODIE.

Always the sly guy. Niall Horan responded to Jodie Comer’s dating rumors in the only way he knew how—without actually confirming or denying anything. It looks like when you’re linked to Hailee Steinfield, Selena Gomez, and now Killing Eve’s Jodie, it’s worth keeping your options open.

Niall Horan has shut down a bizarre fan theory that he’s dating Jodie Comer – and in doing so, highlighted just how hilariously unfounded such fan theories can often be.(To be fair, we’re all guilty of actively wanting cultural icons to date, aren’t we? Just look at Bert and Ernie – not that that theory is unfounded!).The One Direction star took to Twitter to make the clarification on Tuesday (16 June 2020) after a fan tweeted: ‘confirmed! niall horan’s new girlfriend is jodie comer!’Suffice to say, it is not and has never been confirmed that Niall is dating the Killing Eve star.Still, the fan provided some ‘evidence’ to support their claim: pictures of Niall and Jodie both wearing gold signet rings.confirmed! niall horan’s new girlfriend

Niall Horan's love life has been a topic of discussion ever since he became a member of One Direction. Whether it be Ellie Goulding or even his most recent rumoured relationship with Hailee Steinfeld, everyone has always been curious about his dating life.

Killing Eve star Jodie Comer.The fan took to Twitter on Tuesday, June 16, to share a photo that Horan, 26, recently posted on his Instagram Stories before going on a bike ride.

Niall Horan is responding to the fan-fueled rumor that he’s dating Killing Eve star Jodie Comer.

Niall Horan kept fans guessing about whether or not he’s  dating Jodie Comer on Tuesday while chatting with fans on Twitter. The former One Direction member, 23, replied to one fan in particular who came to the conclusion that Niall is dating Jodie because of their similar rings.

Killling Eve star Jodie Comer has said Stephen Graham convinced her to keep her Scouse accent early in her career.The actress, originally from Liverpool, explained to Radio Times how she considered dropping her accent when she was starting out across auditions.“When I was much younger, when I was with another agency and really young, I don’t know where I got it from, but I thought ‘I have to lose my accent.'” Comer explained.“And I remember working with Stephen Graham and he was great. He was like, ‘Don’t you dare lose your accent!’ And I didn’t.”Comer and Graham worked together on Good Cop in 2012.

KILLING Eve's Jodie Comer almost ditched her Scouse accent but Line of Duty's Stephen Graham convinced her not to. The 27-year-old uses an array of accents as stylish assassin Villanelle in the hit BBC series, but in real life she has a strong Liverpudlian twang.

Killing Eve's Jodie Comer has opened up about plans to rid herself of her Liverpool accent earlier in her career before Line of Duty actor Stephen Graham stepped in.Jodie, 27, said that she believed her accent was out of place in the glittering television and film industry.The blonde beauty who hails from Woolton, Liverpool, has gone on to become a worldwide name thanks to her role as assassin Villanelle in the BBC hit show.While growing up as a budding actress, Jodie believed she would need to lose her accent as the regional sound is not always heard on television.Speaking to Radio Times, she said: "When I was much younger, when I was with another agency and really young, I don't know where I got it from, but I thought 'I have to lose my

Jodie Comer thought about losing her Merseyside accent before actor Stephen Graham told her not to. The 27-year-old from Liverpool has become a worldwide star in the BBC series playing ruthless assassin Villanelle, who uses multiple disguises and accents.

Jodie Comer, 27, in the latest edition of Radio Times recalled how “great’ it was to star alongside Stephen Graham in her first big break Good Cop in 2012.The Merseyside actress admitted that in her career prior to the experience of working with Liverpudlian Stephen, she had considered losing her “accent” before the actor valiantly stepped in.She told the magazine: “Do you know what, it’s funny because when I was much younger, when I was with another agency and really young, I don’t know where I got it from, but I thought 'I have to lose my accent'.“And I remember working with Stephen Graham and he was great. “He was like, 'Don’t you dare lose your accent!' And I didn’t. “Maybe it’s just this idea of being working class from the North West,