Lad dons top with bikini clad girlfriend on to stop her 'worrying' on his hols

Canadian rock legend Randy Bachman’s long search came to an end Friday when he was reunited in Tokyo with a cherished guitar 45 years after it was stolen from a Toronto hotel.

Dolly Parton fans can get even closer to their idol thanks to the newest Dollywood Resort attraction.

Holiday in the sun! Trevor Donovan was a fan favorite on the Hallmark Channel before moving over to GAC Media in fall 2021 — but no matter what the network, his Christmas movies continue to get fans’ attention.

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told Variety that she’s interested in her own show. “I have, obviously, very strong and loud opinions and I like to share them,” she admitted. “Especially during a time like this, it’s nice for a lot of people to have a female voice out there.”She used her “Kimmel” monologues to both poke fun and make statements on topics like the Supreme Court overturning Roe v.

Steven Gaydos Executive VP of ContentWith the death this week of Ralph “Sonny” Barger, national president of famed motorcycle club the Hells Angels, a piece of vibrant American pop culture history recedes farther into the past.It’s hard to appreciate today, but when Barger founded the Oakland chapter in 1957, the mythology of the outlaw biker had already been emblazoned on the national consciousness through the Hells Angels’ impact on fashion, movies and music, as a symbol of rebellion. Barger’s death on June 29 at the age of 83 made international headlines because of that reach.Barger was the face of the Hells Angels for decades, but the origin story of the Hells Angels began nearly a decade before when the club was founded in Fontana, Calif., in 1948.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFirst things first: Adele showed up.And in many ways, that was the biggest hurdle Adele had to clear on her way to triumphing at the first of two shows at London’s American Express Presents BST Hyde Park festival.You see, the last time Adele headlined a massive outdoor run in her hometown, in 2017, she canceled the last two shows of her scheduled four-night Wembley Stadium stint after damaging her vocal cords. In fact, this was her first full live show since then.More recently, there was the small matter of her Las Vegas residency, scrapped at the very last minute, leaving many British fans stranded in Sin City.

Adele just performed her highly anticipated concert in London’s Hyde Park and you can check out the set list right here!

Hilary Duff holds on to a copy of “Pete the Cat and the Perfect Pizza Party” during a summer reading celebration in Los Angeles on Thursday (June 30).

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Tessa Thompson is outing herself and revealing just why she used to use a British accent when she was abroad in the country.

TikTok users while dancing in skimpy bikinis by the pool. The user, who posts on the app as @lagorditasexy01_ flaunted her fuller figure in an orange bikini as she grabbed her belly and wobbled it around.

TikTok has shared her favourite tip for men to make their partners orgasm. Tayla Davies took to the app with her best advice for making a woman 'like Niagara Falls' in the bedroom in response to a comment from one of her followers.She claims that by putting one hand on the lower abdomen and making a 'come here' motion with their fingers they will be able to bring a woman to climax. READ MORE: OnlyFans model Belle Grace shares her saucy sex tips for every zodiac signIn the video, which has gained more than 1.5million likes, Taylah said: "If you're trying to make a girl - Niagara Falls - in the bedroom, you want to put one hand like right here [on the lower abdomen].

Khabane Lame, 22, became the world’s top TikToker on Wednesday, officially overtaking American sensation Charli D’Amelio, 18. As of Thursday afternoon, Lame has a staggering 142.8 million followers. D’Amelio is close behind with 142.3 million.

READ MORE: Woman tries PrettyLittleThing jumper but ends up 'looking like Slenderman'The design of the top quickly went from very risqué to extremely risky in Alexis’ case as she tried on the garment.And, she has now gone viral on TikTok for her very brutal review of the fast fashion attire.In the clip that has racked up 116,000 views, Alexis first showed part of the clip showing the other woman in the breast accentuating top. Alexis then gave her own verdict, said: “Ok bestie, I have a bone to pick with you because you said it was ‘big cherry friendly’.”The babe then leaned back to show her chest was just about concealed in the cut-out crop top – and she did not look too impressed.“One false move and I will poke an eye out, can you imagine me walking outside like this?” Alexis continued.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterShe gasped and put her hands on her head as she attempted to come to terms with the design of her top.The Tiktoker said: “I don’t even want to move or talk too hard because my t***y gonna fly out and knock somebody out."Y’all don’t even understand the malfunction that occurred trying to put it on."WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE USED IN BELOW VIDEO Despite her initial reluctance to wear the top, Alexis started to come around to the idea of wearing the very boob displaying top.“I might still do it though, with some tape.

shared the illusion with his 6,300 followers, asking them to find the “hidden” number within some black and white diagonal lines.“What do you see in this image?” he asked.According to the illusionist, only 2 out of 5 people can make out a number — and many of his followers indeed found the task difficult.

the Mirror.And a hotel guest appeared to run over to the staff members to ask them to leave his towel on the lounger while it was being removed.The public appear to be on the side of the towel removers, backing a move away from over-zealous sunbed reservers.One user commented: "It's the ones who reserve poolside who don't show up until 4pm".Proctor replied: "Exactly. I was lying there thinking… go on! They took their bags, towels and everything left a note on the sun lounger where to collect."She said it was 'absolutely hilarious' watching people come back to find their towels removed from the sun loungers, claiming that many did not return until mid-afternoon.Another user urged more hotels to adopt the policy, making the competition for sunbeds determined by who arrives first.On TikTok commenter said they'd visited a hotel where sun lounger reservations were connected to rooms, meaning there was no need to compete with fellow guests.

BAFTA, like Jodie Comer and Sean Bean just to name a few.But this Superdrug store assistant has won people's hearts over with her ‘minimum effort’ amateur acting for an in-shop advert.The high street health and beauty retailer St Helens' store has a TikTok account where staff promote deals that customers can get their hands on.However, the offers were certainly not the highlight of this viral clip.In a video that has racked up a staggering 867,000 views, two staff members role played a scenario to advertise their recent Father's Day aftershave deals.And, it is obvious why the staff member playing the role of the customer stole the spotlight.The dark haired lass carried a basket and put her hand on her head, as she exclaimed: “Urgh I really need a Father's Day gift for this Sunday, what am I gonna get.”Staff member now turned leading lady, hastily took to the perfume counter where another worker who mainly remained off camera shared some cracking deals.“Well, we’ve got the fuzzy duck for £5, the Hugo Boss for £38 and the Versace for £21,” the supporting ‘actress’ said.Back to the assistant playing the role of the shopper, she enthusiastically said: “I’ll take them all, what a good deal.”Bravo!Having only been posted for a couple of days, the clip has found its way onto Twitter where people have praised them for their talents - and even have called for a BAFTA to be awarded.One person declared: “The acting on this TikTok from Superdrug in St Helen’s deserves a BAFTA.”Another added: “I've been watching this non-stop for two days.

Kate Bush is still running up that hill!