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Jennifer Lopez is looking back at some of the defining moments of her career in Hollywood, including the first time she met the legendary actress Barbra Streisand.The superstar was asked during her latest interview with Rolling Stone if she had ever met one of her “personal idols.” Jennifer went on to describe the moment she was first introduced to Streisand during an Oscar party in the early 2000s.JLo explained that she was attending Ed Limato’s party, revealing that the Hollywood agent “used to throw a big party every year the night before the Oscars, it was called The Night Before party. Everybody used to go.

Antonio Conte had to be held back by members of his coaching staff as tensions boiled over during Tottenham'sPremier League clash against Southampton.The incident occurred midway through the second half, just after Spurs had retaken the lead in the contest through Son Heung-Min.Southampton's players were furious with what looked like a foul on on-loan Chelsea striker Armando Broja in the build-up to the goal. Broja went up for a header with Emerson Royale but came off worse in a bruising challenge as the Spurs star headed the ball forward to start the move.

Super Smalls, a children’s accessories brand that prioritizes wonder and self-expression. Jacobs found that she could mix her love of beautiful things (honed by all those years as an Accessories Editor) with her passion for bringing joy both to her girls and to kids everywhere. We caught up with this special family at their new home in the West Village.

This Morning's Dr Ranj Singh has revealed he was robbed on his way home from the BRITs.The 42-year-old medical professional attended the awards show which was held in the O2 Arena in London on Tuesday night.While he enjoyed the evening, Ranj revealed in an Instagram note on Wednesday that he had been robbed of his luxury Clogau watch on his way home from the venue.After confirming he had "the BEST night" at the ceremony, Ranj wrote: "Sadly, on my way home from Soho when I was walking to get a taxi, I was approached by a man who robbed me."It all happened so quickly and luckily I wasn't hurt at all (the git stole my watch though), but it could've been so much worse.""I foolishly chased after him, but he got away.

Katie Price admitted "I could have killed someone" as she spoke about her regret following the crash that happened close to her home in September.The former glamour model, 43, narrowly avoided a prison sentence in December after she appeared at Crawley Magistrates' court, following her guilty plea for drink-driving, driving while disqualified and driving without insurance.Ahead of sentencing, Katie's lawyer asked the courts to allow the mum-of-five time to check into The Priory for help - which was granted.After her stint in a mental health facility, Katie admitted on her Channel 4 Mucky Mansion show that she had been riddled with "regret" after rolling her BMW car.Speaking openly about the ordeal, the reality star said: "I can deal with a lot of things, stress, pressure, I've lived and breathed that, but behind closed doors there's dramas with everyone."Nobody is perfect. When it hits me personally that's what I can't deal with."She added: "I regret getting in the car, I could've killed someone, I could've killed myself, my kids might not have had a mum."I was rock bottom at that point.

Bob Saget's widow is remembering him one month after his death. The comedian died at the age of 65 on Jan. 9, 2022, in Florida.

LINE Of Duty fans have been locked in furious debate about who's handwriting it seen in the show's finale. A glimpse into the action that takes place on Sunday's episode - which could be the cop show's last ever - includes the mis-spelt word "definate".

Line of Duty fans are currently trying to work out who mystery villain ‘H’ is, as the hit series nears to an end. Suspicion has been rife, with some believing DCS Patricia Carmichael, played by Anna Maxwell Martin, to be the guilty party, while others are confined Ted Hastings, played by Adrian Dunbar, is ‘H.’ However, it’s DC Chloe Bishop who is played by Shalom Brune-Franklin, who has now got the attention of fans, and viewers are convinced she’s up to no good.

Line of Duty fans once again got out their magnifying glasses and donned their deerstalkers to hunt for clues when the latest episode dropped.And viewers of the BBC crime drama are certain they’ve uncovered a vital link between Detective Sergeant Chris Lomax and criminal organisation OCG (Organised Crime Group).Chris, portrayed by Perry Fitzpatrick, hasn’t been able to escape suspicion throughout series six, and now he’s being freshly accused of being a bent copper.As Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) and Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) ventured out to the industrial unit to check up on the investigation into journalist Gail Vella’s murder, one Reddit user shared an incredibly incriminating theory."During the telephone call Chris Lomax was on

Line of Duty bosses dropped the trailer for next week's season finale, fans were left on the edge of their seats by the 30-second clip. Since last night's dramatic episode, viewers have taken to social media to say they don't know how they will be able to wait another six days for the final episode.

Line of Duty fans today get their first look at the show-stopping series six finale as 'H' is finally exposed.An explosive series-ending trailer has been released as the team don bullet proof vests and charge in with their guns raised.We are left wondering if Gail Vella's murder will be exposed as Ted Hastings' voice can be heard booming over his officers."All these suspicious deaths were orchestrated by one officer in particular," he says."H," Ted continues.

Line of Duty fans appear to have spotted a key clue which seems to highlight a "racist" police officer working with Jo Davidson.

Line of Duty? Since the dramatic episode on Sunday, fans have been racking their brains to try and find clues which unveil the identity of H and some think they may have cracked it. The ' bent copper ' has been causing havoc for the AC-12 since Series 1 from covering up murder, child abuse and police brutality and thus far, avoiding detection.

Anna Maxwell Martin has returned to Line of Duty as Detective Chief Superintendent Patricia Carmichael. And DCS Carmichael left Superintendent Hastings, played by Adrian Dunbar, reeling on Sunday night after she announced cuts would be made to AC-12 at the height of their investigation into the murder of journalist Gail Vella.

pointing a gun at Kate Fleming.Now one observant viewer of the BBC crime drama believes there is another rotten apple in Jo's team who has yet to be detected.In the latest twist to season six it was revealed that murdered journalist Gail Vella was looking into the suspicious death of Lawrence Christopher - a young black man killed in police custody in 2003 after being attacked by a gang of white youths.As AC-12 member Chloe Bishop took Steve Arnott and Ted Hastings through her findings, she revealed a brief look at the gang members involved explaining explained how they'd been let off the crime and given anonymity to protect them.As mug shots of each member flashed up on screen one viewer at home claimed to instantly recognise one of them.

Line of Duty fans have a right to be suspicious - the BBC One series has a reputation for serious plot twists.The latest fan theory to emerge from the show sets its sights on Detective Sergeant Chris Lomax, who first appeared at the beginning of series six.One viewer noticed a striking resemblance between Lomax, played by Perry Fitzpatrick, and a photograph that was shown on Sunday's episode.It would link the copper to a serious crime, meaning more than one member of DI Jo Davidson's team is potentially corrupt.Viewers recently learned murdered journalist Gail Vella, at the time of her passing, had been investigating the chilling death of a young black man in custody.

The identity of H, or the fourth 'man', has been exposed according to fans of Line of Duty, who claim they have solved the clues.

Line of Duty fans were left shocked on Sunday night after James Nesbitt was introduced as DCI Marcus Thurwell. Detective Inspector Steve Arnott was seen digging on the police database when Marcus Thurwell was pictured in connection with the case regarding exploitation at Sandsview Boys’ Home.

Line of Duty fans finally had confirmation of who Jo Davidson was related to on the BBC drama on Sunday night.

Line of Duty has been slammed by hundreds of viewers after referring to a disabled character as the "local oddball".In series six of the BBC crime drama, Terry Boyle, who has Down’s Syndrome, was referred to by the offensive monicker by Ted Hastings.The BBC has said a total of 323 people complained about the line, in which actor Adrian Dunbar as Hastings talked down to Tommy Jessop’s Boyle.What’s worse - the episode aired on World Down Syndrome Day.In the show, Ted discussed Terry’s possible involvement in Gail Vella’s murder, and said: "[Carl is] much more likely to be the gunman than the local oddball, that’s for sure."Terry was being questioned by police as a potential suspect in the case.The BBC has since defended the controversial line

Line of Duty fans are sure that the DS Chris Lomax (Perry Fitzpatrick), who has been working alongside Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) and Jo Davidson (Kelly MacDonald), could be hiding a big secret.