Lauren Harries 'feels mentally abused' by nurse as she recovers from brain surgery

Stacey Solomon 's kids aren't happy with their mum after she decided to get a tattoo tribute to her husband instead of them.

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Tori Spelling is dealing with a major health scare after finding mold in a home she and her family were renting.Spelling took to Instagram Wednesday to share that she had taken her youngest children, Finn, 10, and Beau, 6 to urgent care after both children fell ill. After what the  alum called a «continual spiral of sickness,» Spelling said mold was found in their home and determined to be the culprit for her family's health issues over the last few months.«Here we are again at Urgent Care.

Flawless.”Beyoncé kicked off her Renaissance World Tour in Stockholm, Sweden, on Wednesday, and it seemed to be a show full of memorable moments and elaborate art choices.The tour is in support of her chart-topping 2022 album “Renaissance.”The Grammy-winning singer paid tribute to Britney Spears at one point during the concert, sampling the pop star’s 2003 hit “Toxic” during her own performance of the “Renaissance” song “THIQUE.”In a clip posted on Twitter, Queen Bey is seen onstage in a rhinestone-encrusted, sheer mesh custom Loewe bodysuit entwined with hands and arms; she moves her body alongside two dancers as they perform to a mashup of the stringed notes from “Toxic” blended into Beyoncé’s own song.In the past, the singer has worked with Spears, who has an explosive TV special coming up about her life post-conservatorship. In 2004, they sang Queen’s “We Will Rock You” together in a commercial for Pepsi alongside Pink, who also will launch a huge world tour this summer.Beyoncé and Spears were supposed to collaborate on a new music video this year, but things didn’t quite work out.But that wasn’t the only highlight of Beyoncé’s show Wednesday night – on Twitter, other fans noticed the ending of the concert, where she was suspended from the ceiling and flew across the stadium.

— which sought to help kids cope with losing a loved one.Nearly a month after that, while promoting her book, Kouri gave an interview to the ABC affiliate KTVX-TV in Salt Lake City, Utah and opened up about how she and her sons are grieving the loss of her husband and the father of her children, Eric Richins, who died on March 4, 2022. She recalled the sudden death as «unexpected» and that it «completely took us all by shock.»Fast-forward to May 8 — a mere 62 days after she published her children's book — Kouri was arrested on charges of aggravated murder and three counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.More specifically, prosecutors allege Kouri murdered Eric after poisoning his Moscow Mule cocktail with a deadly dose of fentanyl.

“Bridgerton” fans who’ve binge-watched the prequel spin-off “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story” have been wondering about the fate of one of the series’ characters.

Rihanna's adorable baby boy!The «Diamonds» singer and partner A$AP Rocky reportedly named their first child — who the couple welcomed on May 13, 2022 -- RZA Athelston Mayers, according to, which obtained a copy of the official certificate of live birth.Rihanna and A$AP Rocky seemingly took inspiration for their son's name from the iconic music producer and Wu-Tang leader RZA.As for the nearly-1-year-old's middle name, it is inspired by his father's middle name — A$AP Rocky's real name is Rakim Athelaston Mayers.Rihanna has notably been seen sporting Wu-Tang Clan t-shirts, and RZA merch, since giving birth.The songstress is pregnant with the couple's second child — which she revealed during her high-flying Super Bowl halftime show in February — and her baby bump has been the star of the show recently.Rihanna recently bared it underneath a long leather trench by Acne Studios, paired with a matching mini-skirt and thigh-high boots, while on a date night with A$AP Rocky in New York earlier this month and that outing came after they shut down the red carpet at the 2023 Met Gala.ET's Rachel Smith spoke to the couple at the star-studded event, and they dished about their fashion choices and expanding their family.«It's so different from the first one,» shared Rihanna. «No cravings.

Rita Moreno's grandson, Justin Fisher, has a bright future in journalism! The  star brought her 24-year-old grandson in for a «Spilling the E-Tea» interview and the adorable duo answered everyone's burning questions. Moreno, whose stage and screen career has spanned decades, joined ET to discuss her latest role in  playing Abuela Toretto, the grandmother of Vin Diesel, Jordana Brewster and John Cena. Starting off the interview, Rita asks Justin, «What is your favorite part of me being your grandma?» to which he sweetly answers, «Through all your fame and fortune, you have the biggest heart that I've encountered in my life. It's just been a pleasure getting to learn from you, from what you've done for the world and really what you did for me as a kid growing up.

The Broadway musical Bad Cinderella has announced its closing date.

Fox News is facing another defamation lawsuit, this time from the former executive director of a Department of Homeland Security division tasked with monitoring the threat of disinformation.

Heather Brooke Armstrong, the writer known as “Dooce,” has passed away.

Stranger Things‘ fourth season was split into two parts and the first part fell into the eligibility window for the 2022 Emmy Awards while the second part is in the eligibility window for the 2023 show.

Beyonce has officially launched her Renaissance World Tour and we have all the photos that have been released so far!

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky‘s baby boy’s name has finally been revealed!

Liam Payne and his girlfriend Kate Cassidy have called it quits.

The FADER’s “Songs You Need” are the tracks we can’t stop playing. Check back every day for new music and follow along on our Spotify playlist.

Tom and Ed Russell (Overmono) are this week’s guests on The FADER Interview podcast. The Welsh electronic duo joined The FADER’s Arielle Lana LeJarde last week in advance of their first studio album, Good Lies, dropping Friday via XL Recordings. Over the course of a deep conversation about their long-awaited full-length debut, the Russells touched on why they’ve never had a strong urge to record original vocals on their tracks, preferring to stick with sampling.

This March saw Veeze pull another viral hit out of thin air with “GOMD.” The Detroit rapper hasn’t released a substantial project since his 2019 debut album, Navy Wavy, but he’s managed to maintain an avid fan base nonetheless — defying the laws of gravity, as The FADER’s Jordan Darville wrote in the track’s Song You Need writeup, to remain “eternally appealing.” He’s a rapper’s rapper, but a large part of his appeal is how casually he releases, living a relatively normal life in the meantime. (Look no further than his Twitter for proof of his astute everyman sensibilities.) Today (May 10), Veeze has struck without warning again, adding Lil Uzi Vert to the already elite cut.

Later this month Arlo Parks will release her second album My Soft Machine. She has already shared “Weightless” and “Blades”, and today she dropped a video for “Pegasus,” featuring Phoebe Bridgers.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent “The Eight Mountains,” Belgian directors Felix Van Groeningen and Charlotte Vandermeersch’s Italian-language drama about friendship, mountains and growing up, scored the top prize at Italy’s 68th David di Donatello Awards. Besides winning best picture, the film also scooped statuettes for best non-original screenplay, photography and sound. Given that the directors are not Italian, it was a particularly significant victory for “Mountains,” which was praised as “quietly magnificent” by Variety critic Jessica Kiang. The film, which is currently playing well on the U.S. arthouse circuit, tracks the decades-long friendship between two Italian boys named Pietro and Bruno — one from the city, the other a shepherd boy from the Alps.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical “Bad Cinderella” is closing on Broadway roughly four months after opening night. The producers announced it will play its final show at the Imperial Theatre on June 4. It’s been a rough go for “Bad Cinderella,” which suffered from bad reviews and lackluster ticket sales. It was also snubbed at the Tonys, failing to receive a single nomination. By the time the curtain comes down for good, “Bad Cinderella” will have played 33 preview performances and 85 regular performances. It’s the latest in a long line of recent Broadway closures, including Webber’s classic “The Phantom of the Opera,” “Beetlejuice,” “KPOP” and “Ain’t No Mo.'” The shuttering of “Bad Cinderella” and “Phantom,” which was the longest-running show in history before ending its storied run in April, breaks Webber’s 43-year streak of shows on Broadway. He’s composed 13 productions over the last four decades, starting with “Evita” in 1979 and continuing with “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Cats” “Starlight Express,” “Sunset Boulevard” and, most recently, “School of Rock.”