Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant Pump is almost broken in to by man trying to cut open the main gate

Britain's Got Talent champion Calum Scott admits that he "hated" Simon Cowell during his jaw-dropping audition back in 2015.The 33-year-old star took to the stage performing a cover of Robyn's smash it, Dancing On My Own, taking the judges by storm with head judge Simon Cowell pressing the golden buzzer.

Frankie Bridge was left fuming with her husband Wayne as she exposed their WhatsApp messages to fans online.The former Saturdays singer, 33, caught Wayne red-handed in WhatsApp messages shared to his Instagram account, in view of nearly 300,000 followers.Messages between the pair revealed Wayne had told his wife he was heading to the gym - but instead sloped off for a cheeky pint at the pub.In the exchange, Frankie asked: "When you said the gym. Did you mean the plough?" with a cry-laughing emoji.A dumbfounded Wayne replied: "Just popped in for one.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy appears to have followed chart-topping singer Madonna on Instagram after she uploaded a video montage of the Ukraine crisis alongside clips of herself dancing to her hit song, Sorry. Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine that took place on Thursday, (February, 24) Madonna, 63, showed her support to the country.The Like A Virgin singer also condemned Vladimir Putin's actions while urging her fans to donate to humanitarian charities.In the short video, Madonna can be seen wearing a tightly fitted purple leotard which she recites the lyrics from her popular song.But the clip also features victims from the current crisis covered in blood as well as footage of President Putin and Adolf Hitler - with Hitler’s face often superimposed on to Putin's.Throughout the video, the mother-of-six could be seen dancing and striking seductive poses while text from the lyrics of her song appeared boldly on screen.

Manori Ravindran International EditorUkrainian film and TV bodies have begun calls for a boycott of Russian media and the severing of business ties with Russian entities.Russia’s film and TV industry has been steadily growing in recent years, with events such as the Key Buyers Event — an annual content showcase organized by Russian film promotion body Roskino — drawing 200 international buyers last year. Now, many of those relationships will be tested on a global stage as Ukraine’s media orgs ask for a boycott of all business dealings with Russia.The organizers of Kyiv Media Week, a 10-year-old international film and TV market serving Eastern Europe, has called for a ban on Russian propaganda.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor“Better Things” co-creator and star Pamela Adlon toasted the fifth and final season of her Emmy-nominated FX series at a screening and party at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Wednesday night.The cast and crew recalled learning the show was coming to an end. “I think I called everyone and said, ‘This is it fellas,’” Adlon cracked “I never felt like it was like we’re mourning. I feel like we’re celebrating.

Russia, and Premier League sides were told that they were allowed to show their support this weekend.City players wore shirts in support of Ukraine, crying out for 'No War' while condemning the actions of the Russian government as they lined up to face Everton.And it was an emotional scene ahead of kick-off, and Zinchenko couldn't help but shed a tear in what must be the most difficult of times.Both City and Everton have a Ukrainian national in their ranks, and both Zinchenko and Vitaliy Mykolenko shared a touching moment during the warm-up as they reunited in the centre of the field.Russia announced that they had invaded Ukraine earlier this week, and the country is amidst a crisis as the rest of the world plea's against the prospect of war.Fellow Ukraine national Andriy Yarmalenko has been given time off by West Ham due to the situation, but ZInchenko and Mykolenko were named on the bench by their sides ahead of the clash on Saturday evening.Ukraine flags were all around Goodison Park as the fans showed their support, and an emotional round of applause was shared prior to kick-off, with both Zinchenko and Mykolenko looking on with tears in their eyes.Pep Guardiola provided an update on Zinchenko's mental state ahead of the weekend following the tragic news, and said: "It's a worry, what we feel with our country where we were born. Killing innocent people, how would you feel.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticCritics matter. That’s how I interpret the love the Academy showed for “Drive My Car” this year, nominating the three-hour Japanese drama in four separate categories: best picture, director, adapted screenplay and international film, and in so doing, effectively issuing a referendum to the Spike Lee-led Cannes jury that awarded the Palme d’Or to the relatively divisive “Titane.”Sure, other non-U.S.

Aston Villa full-back Matty Cash was booked for displaying a message to one of his teammates caught up in the crisis in Ukraine.

Ukraine beauty queen has joined her nation's army to fight off invading Russian forces.Anastasiia Lenna was crowned a national pageant winner aged 24 in 2015, as she dazzled in dresses and high heels but the model has swapped her glamorous lifestyle to put her body on the line for Ukraine. The brave model's step into the battlefield to defend her country is a far cry from her previous job working across Turkey as a public relations manager.According to her Instagram highlights titled Airsoft, Anastasiia is no stranger to wielding a weapon albeit those that typically fire plastic projectiles rather than real bullets.

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Like so many of Manchester's Ukranian community, Stefan Jajecznyk watched in horror as President Vladimir Putin launched his all-out invasion on Thursday.

A break-in at Lisa Vanderpump's famous Los Angeles-area restaurant was thwarted by a quick-thinking passersby who caught the crook in the act.

Lisa Rinna, 56, totally dissed former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Vanderpump, 59, but the OG housewife “isn’t surprised” at all. A source close to the Bravo reality icons spoke to HollywoodLife exclusively about the shady exchange.

Lisa Vanderpump, 59, weighed in on the latest Real Housewives of Beverly Hills drama involving Kyle Richards, 51, and her co-stars Garcelle Beauvais, Denise Richards, and Erika Jayne. Kyle took to Twitter on May 20, as the latest episode of the Bravo reality series aired, writing “Trying to think of one time anyone defended me. Like maybe now would be a good time [Lisa] Rinna #rhobh.” Fans were quick to reply to the child star, with one follower reminder her that Lisa Vanderpump was a longstanding pal.

Kyle Richards has been getting in a lot of hot water this season of The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills.And her former friend, Lisa Vanderpump, had something to say about it.It all started after Kyle remarked about her lack of supportive friendships, after she found herself embroiled in yet another fight on the show. 'Trying to think of one time anyone defended me': Lisa Vanderpump chimed in after her former friend Kyle Richards noticed she was all on her own on the current season of The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills (pictured 2016)'Trying to think of one time anyone defended me,' Kyle tweeted on Wednesday, after she found herself in yet another fight on the most recent episode of the series.

Taking sides? Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Lisa Vanderpump commented after Kyle Richards posted about her beefs with costars Garcelle Beauvais, Denise Richards, Erika Jayne and Dorit Kemsley.

Bravo's Vanderpump Rules is not letting lockdown get in the way of bringing the cast members back together for some series drama.A brand new teaser for the season eight reunion, which begins June 2, shows Lisa Vanderpump and Andy Cohen getting ready for tears, tantrums and major fall-outs from the comfort of their own individual homes, as Sheana Shay asks: 'Whose gonna be the first one to cry?'We then see the likes of Lala Kent, James Kennedy, Danica Dow and others all getting emotional and teary-eyed, while Brittany Cartwright says dramatically: 'This was one of the hardest times I had to go through in my f***ing life.' NBCUniversal Privacy Policy Explosive: The Vanderpump Rules reunion features Andy Cohen and the cast connecting from home

Bravo's Vanderpump Rules is not letting lockdown get in the way of bringing the cast members back together for some series drama.A brand new teaser for the season eight reunion, which begins June 2, shows Lisa Vanderpump and Andy Cohen getting ready for tears, tantrums and major fall-outs from the comfort of their own individual homes, as Sheana Shay asks: 'Whose gonna be the first one to cry?'We then see the likes of Lala Kent, James Kennedy, Danica Dow and others all getting emotional and teary-eyed, while Brittany Cartwright says dramatically: 'This was one of the hardest times I had to go through in my f***ing life.' NBCUniversal Privacy Policy Explosive: The Vanderpump Rules reunion features Andy Cohen and the cast connecting from home

Bravo's Vanderpump Rules is not letting lockdown get in the way of bringing the cast members back together for some series drama.A brand new teaser for the season eight reunion, which begins June 2, shows Lisa Vanderpump and Andy Cohen getting ready for tears, tantrums and major fall-outs from the comfort of their own individual homes, as Sheana Shay asks: 'Whose gonna be the first one to cry?'We then see the likes of Lala Kent, James Kennedy, Danica Dow and others all getting emotional and teary-eyed, while Brittany Cartwright says dramatically: 'This was one of the hardest times I had to go through in my f***ing life.' NBCUniversal Privacy Policy Explosive: The Vanderpump Rules reunion features Andy Cohen and the cast connecting from home

The emotions are about to hit the fan during the Vanderpump RulesSeason 8 virtual reunion.

The Vanderpump Rules reunion may be virtual, but the cast is still SURving up drama. In this exclusive first look at the season eight reunion (which kicks of Tuesday, June 2 at 9 p.m.), Lisa Vanderpump and her crew are dressed to the nines and ready for much-needed confrontations.