John Cleese bids farewell as Monty Python star causes stir mocking Sweden's 'awful hotels'

Uhh, didn’t she already have a not-so-great reputation??

Kaia Gerber smiled as she left the gym Friday in Los Angeles.The 21-year-old flashed a glimpse at her trim tummy wearing brown bra top with black leggings touting her toned legs.The model appeared makeup free and wore a utility vest as she strolled home from her workout. Smile: Kaia Gerber smiled as she left the gym Friday in Los Angeles.

Chloe Grace Moretz was spotted out and about in Los Angeles for the first time since she made a revelation about suffering from body dysmorphia.The Carrie actress, 25, dressed in light wash jeans that she teamed with a black crop top and plaid shirt.Over the last couple of years Chloe had retreated from public spaces to avoid being photographed, after viral tweets comparing her to a cartoon went viral. Spotted! Chloe Grace Moretz was spotted out and about in Los Angeles for the first time since she made a revelation about suffering from body dysmorphiaShe revealed that the ordeal took a toll on her mental health and she became reclusive. But on Thursday she seemed to be happily moving forward, appearing confident as she toted a rolling suitcase.

Former Victoria’s Secret model Joy Corrigan left little to the imagination while shooting a vintage-Chanel-style campaign for What Goes Around Comes Around on Thursday.The 27-year-old actress, model, and now fashion designer took advantage of the streets of Beverly Hills and used them as her own personal runway in a slew of pictures that highlighted her toned tummy and long legs.The photoshoot sought to re-create a classic Chanel black-and-white look that encapsulated old Hollywood and California cool all in one. Class act: Former Victoria’s Secret model Joy Corrigan left little to the imagination while shooting a vintage-Chanel-style campaign for What Goes Around Comes Around on ThursdayCorrigan wore a short leather jacket un-buttoned and a short-gathered skirt that accentuated her long legs in lace-up heels.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were photographed together at the fashion show for their line, The Row, during a rare joint appearance at Paris Fashion Week. The twins were photographed alongside model Rosanna Ovalles Robles, and the picture was posted on IMG Models scout JD Moran's Instagram account. The former child stars turned fashion designers were wearing all black outfits featuring oversized black coats.

Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn and his partner Jennifer Holland shared intimate snaps of their star-studded wedding to their respective social media accounts on Friday.The 56-year-old filmmaker and the 34-year-old actress were joined by several of their friends, family members and collaborators during the celebratory event.The pair also penned lengthy messages in their posts' captions to express their feelings about tying the knot. Sharing the moment: James Gunn and Jennifer Holland shared several photos that had been taken during their wedding ceremony to their respective Instagram and Twitter accounts on FridayGunn wore a sharp-looking dark green jacket and a matching pair of pants during the wedding ceremony.

Ashlee Simpson appeared stylish and happy on Friday as she stepped out in Studio City, California.The 37-year-old mom-of-three rocked a plunging black top, baring a bit of her cleavage, days after her triumphant return to the stage.On Wednesday she joined Demi Lovato in Los Angeles for a surprise duet of her 2004 smash hit La La.

Todrick Hall has been ordered to pay $100K in unpaid rent after being sued by the by the landlords of a Sherman Oaks, California home he rented.The 36-year-old YouTuber had reportedly been in a rental agreement with landlords Avi and Orna Lavian to play $30,000 monthly for the five-bedroom, eight-bathroom residence, according to TMZ. Hall had even made it seem as though he owned the property when giving a tour to fans on YouTube channel calling it his 'dream home.'  The latest: Todrick Hall ordered to pay $100K in unpaid rent after being sued by owners of plush home in Sherman Oaks he once claimed he purchased. He was snapped in LA in June of 2021 However, he has now been ordered to pay $100,000 in damages plus another $2K in attorney fees and costs, per the report. News of the disagreement was first reported in March this year when he was used for an initial sum of $60K, according to Us Weekly.

Ellise Shafer “Blonde” author Joyce Carol Oates, who penned the biographical fiction novel that the Netflix film is based on, has weighed in on the discourse surrounding Andrew Dominik’s controversial portrait of Marilyn Monroe. On Friday, Oates answered some burning questions from fans via Twitter, including about backlash the film has received that it exploits Monroe’s trauma. Dubbed a fictionalized retelling of the movie star’s life and untimely death, “Blonde” loosely recreates several tragedies during the life of Monroe (Ana de Armas), including the abuse she endured from her mother and the sexual assaults she experienced in Hollywood. In addition to fan outrage on social media, the movie has also been panned by several film critics, including The New York Times’ Manohla Dargis, who wrote in her review: “Given all the indignities and horrors that Marilyn Monroe endured during her 36 years, it is a relief that she didn’t have to suffer through the vulgarities of ‘Blonde,’ the latest necrophiliac entertainment to exploit her.”

Gay pro- wrestler Anthony Bowens sent a strong, heartfelt message through tears after winning his first major All-Elite Wrestling (AEW) championship.Bowens made history, along with his teammate and the other half of the tag team The Acclaimed, Max Caster as the pair snatched the AEW tag-team championship. The pair defeated the duo Swerve in Our Glory – Swerve Strickland and Keith Lee in the dynamite match at the AEW Grand Slam.With this win, Bowens has become the first openly gay competitor to win gold in the AEW and spoke about the importance of the win and what it means to him.“Some of you know, some of you may not know, but I never thought I’d be able to have a moment like this.”“I never thought I would be able to live my dreams because there was a time where I was very confused, and I didn’t know how to accept myself, but I fought through that bullsh*t.

Yousef Srour Freddie Gibbs is “The Mack” of hip-hop — hunched over a grand piano, two ice cubes in his old fashioned, white dress shirt unbuttoned to his torso, Big Boss Rabbit chain glistening across his neck. Slightly off-tune on purpose, he croons classic soul songs, from The Jackson Five’s “One More Chance” to Stan Smith’s “Stay With Me” to TLC’s “Waterfalls,” but there’s one exception: he wrote them. “Oooh, baby give me one more chance” transforms into “Oooh, baby give me one more gram,” as Gibbs gives them the Freddie Corleone treatment. In tandem with the emergence of Blaxploitation films in the early 1970s, artists among the likes of Richard Pryor and Ron O’Neal have lent their hand as the comedic relief to tales of pimps and gangsters, dealing crack to their respective communities. Freddie wants you to ask yourself: “Is it entertainment or is it an autobiography?” Blurring the line between fact and fiction, “Soul Sold Separately” finds Freddie Gibbs on the Kane Train once again, running hijinks, opening fire and selling cocaine at the $$$ Casino.

Ella Kemp Guest Contributor Baz Luhrmann has lifted the curtain on his musical process, recalling one key artist who could have changed his 2013 adaptation of “The Great Gatsby” entirely. The filmmaker, who recently wrote, produced and directed the glittering musical biopic “Elvis,” starring Austin Butler, opened up about his long-standing love affair with pop music at BAFTA’s Life In Pictures event in London on Friday. The evening welcomed Luhrmann back to London following his worldwide box office success with “Elvis”, which both honors the rock’n’roll musician’s back catalogue and offers contemporary reworking of songs of the era, such as Doja Cat’s new track “Vegas,” which samples and reworks the 1953 blues song “Hound Dog” by Big Mama Thornton.

Michaela Zee editor Dua Lipa, Lizzo and Jack Harlow are among the top artists to headline the 2022 iHeart Radio Jingle Ball Tour taking place in 11 cities this coming holiday season. Roughly 10 performers will be featured on each of the shows. Other performers rotating through the bill at the concerts this year include Sam Smith, the Kid Laroi, Demi Lovato, Lewis Capaldi, Pitbull, Charlie Puth, Backstreet Boys, Black Eyed Peas, Nicky Youre, Anita, Khalid, Tate McRae and more. The tour will stop in Dallas/Ft. Worth, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Tampa and Miami/Ft. Lauderdale.

A Fort Myers TV station continued to provide reports on social media and other platforms about the extent of damage from Hurricane Ian — which made landfall as a Cat. 4 storm on a nearby barrier island — even after Ian’s destruction forced it off the air.

John Cleese, 82, regularly slams cancel culture and "woke" attitudes for being the death of comedy and the Monty Python star always adds further debate to the matter on Twitter. In his latest jibe, directed at the "woke community", the comic reacted to a piece that addressed noise sensitivity - a condition called misophonia, where the British funnyman appeared to suggest people were attempting to ban breathing.According to the NHS misophonia, also known as hyperacusis, is a condition where everyday noises are louder than usual, and can sometimes result in severe pain.John took to Twitter to respond to an article headline: "Misophonia, a little-known syndrome, is characterized by strong negative emotional reactions to certain sounds or visual cues, like chewing or sniffling.

Russia-related documents, which he claims need to be preserved in order to protect him from his enemies.The 76-year-old, who served as the 45th president of the United States, claimed that these sensitive documents would expose a Deep State plot against him. According to sources, Trump told several people working in and outside the White House that he was concerned Joe Biden’s incoming administration — or the “Deep State” — would supposedly “shred,” bury, or destroy “the evidence” that Trump had somehow been wronged.In reaction to the latest developments concerning the former president, which have been ongoing since the FBI searched and found a horde of government documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence, 82-year-old Monthly Python legend John took to social media, sharing his views with his 5.7 million followers.“I'm hoping that even the very, very stupidest people will have a hard time swallowing this one,” he wrote, responding to a tweet from Rolling Stone Editor In Chief Noah Shachtman, featuring a headline from the publication that read: "Trump told his White House team he needed to protect Russiagate documents ...

@nytimes. “Because I'm a subscriber, you can read it through this gift link without a subscription.”The article is a comment on a satirical video by Australian comedian Tom Walker, in character as his alter-ego Jonathan Pie. It humorously criticises the incoming PM for not being “well-equipped” to fix Britain, which the author of the article described as a nation “falling apart at the seams".Fans of the TV gardener were divided about the issues discussed in the video. @TweetWatcher761 said: “Monty, I follow you for gardening, not party politics. “What on earth is going on at the BBC?” @YoSayitEmSam wrote: “Wow it’s sounds very dire over there.”(sic)@Lumsays commented: “Thanks for that. “I live in Canada and we aren’t perfect but I think most of our politicians have a conscience.”@Kimnevard put: “Thanks for this Monty. Ignore those who say you shouldn’t express your opinions in politics. “It makes not a jot of difference what your profession is, you, and every other person in this country is entitled to comment on politics.”It comes after Liz Truss, 47, beat Rishi Sunak, 42, in the race to become Boris Johnson's successor.In the result from two days ago, the new PM won a 57 per cent victory over rival Rishi’s 43 per cent. From Tuesday, she will take over Boris Johnson's role as Tory party leader, and has vowed to focus on the current cost of living crisis.The result has urged many to share their opinions online, including Monty Python legend John Cleese.Taking to his Twitter account today, the 82-year-old shared a response about Liz declaring it is an "honour" for her to become the country's next leader.He wrote: "Liz Truss says that it's an honour to be elected leader of the Conservative party.

User John Sipher penned, in the initial Tweet that the Monty Python legend replied to: “Future students of history will be perplexed how a man with severe mental health issues and no clue about governing became President.”The actor’s followers were quick to take to the comments section to share their own opinions about the subject, and many were divided.@JohnBizios1 wrote: “From here in the US here's the consensus. “He will say or do anything to keep the crowds cheering and paying to show up at the rallies. “He just wants the spotlight and adoration of the crowds.They both love feeding each others grievance and they will never abandon each other.”@Selena_Tuohy said: “I don’t like the man, but he was right to be concerned about European dependence on Russian energy wasn’t he?”@Mooproxy commented: “Until you sit down and listen to the guy and his supporters, rather than just passing around the clique's own opinion pieces which all agree with each other, you'll have no idea why it happened.“You won’t know why you're talking past the people you criticise.”@MultiverseAndy penned: “Comforting but worrying too John. “Literally getting desperate enough to try anything and I hope it’s laughable and not something terrible.”@DreamWeasel said: “It’s cold comfort, but perhaps there is some justice in the fact that this man will remain bitter and resentful about Obama until the microsecond he dies.” It’s not the first time John has taken to social media to express his political opinions. The star recently shared his views on the British Empire with his followers. He said: “I agree that empires are and always have been evil.“The history of the world is a history of stronger groups oppressing weaker ones.“Therefore, sadly, empires have

Liz Truss, 47, beat Rishi Sunak, 42, in the race to become Boris Johnson's successor in today's result, in which she won 57 per cent victory over her rival Rishi Sunak's 43 per cent. From Tuesday, she will take over Mr Johnson's role as the Conservative party leader and Prime Minister and has vowed to put her all into solving the current living cost crisis.Today's result has prompted many to share their opinions online, including the outspoken actor John Cleese.Taking to his Twitter page today, the 82-year-old shared a savage response about Liz's "honour" to be the country's next leader.He wrote: "Liz Truss says that it's an honour to be elected leader of the Conservative party. No it isn't."In another tweet, he commented: "I had always hoped Boris would lead the Tories into a debacle at the next election, but the last couple of weeks have reassured me that Truss will do the job very nicely."Piers Morgan gloats he's 'right' about Meghan amid Susanna Reid swipeMany of John's 5.7 million flocked to his post to share their thoughts.Mike Jones wrote: "I get what you are saying but we'd better hope she surprises us...