Live At Leeds: In The City announces new names for 2022 festival

Charlotte Crosby says if she saw Vicky Pattison now there "would be no big bust-up" and instead she would simply "smile and walk past" her. The Geordie Shore star's comments came ahead of the show's reunion series with the 32 year old stating their friendship was completely over. Charlotte claims her and Vicky's opinions about Geordie Shore has been "dressed up as a feud" but later admitted she "can’t really be bothered with" some ex stars, naming Vicky, 34, as one.

A royal expert has revealed that King Charles III “has not decided” yet as to whether the Duke of Sussex and his wife the Duchess of Sussex’s children Archie and Lilibet can have prince and princess titles. Royal editor for The Times Roya Nikkah has described the new Monarch’s lack of decision on the issue as “heightening tensions” between Charles, 73, and son Harry, 38, and his wife Meghan, 41. A spokesperson told the publication: “The King is focused on the mourning period.

In the 21st Century, modern technology has given rise to previously unknown ailments. And, scarily, all of us are at risk. A whopping 5 billion people around the world use a mobile phone – that’s over two-thirds of the population – and the average internet user spends seven hours a day online.

NASA's latest mission fails next week. On Monday, the asteroid-deflecting mission plans to deliberately crash into a 530-ft-wide non-harmful asteroid named Dimorphos at almost 15,000 miles per hour. The mission, called DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test), hopes to show that a spacecraft can deflect an object which could put Earth at risk.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury are expecting their first child together, the pair have confirmed. Molly-Mae, 23, shared the sweet news with her followers as she confirmed that she and Tommy, also 23, would be adding a baby to their brood months after moving into their new home.

Bigfoot hunters and enthusiasts jumped on the article, which described finding the eerie beasts that are said to have been killed in a "historic fight" before being dumped in a mass grave.The eerie find has set the Bigfoot community alight, with plenty of people intrigued by the recent article find, which spoke briefly of the "giants" that were found.READ MORE: 'Possible Bigfoot tracks' found that dwarf length and width of size 13 shoePosting the article to Reddit, one user claimed there were "Giants in Louisiana", with others alluding to the fact it could be the mythical Bigfoot. The article stated that "several score, at least, of the skeletons" were found and that they "lie in various positions".It continued: "It is believed they were killed in a pre-historic fight and that the bodies lay where they fell until covered with alluvial deposits due to the flooding of the Mississippi River."So far there has been no scientific examination of the bones, but a number of them were brought here and it seems there is little doubt of the accuracy of the measurements."But even Bigfoot believers were doubtful of where the bones came from, or where they were currently.Taking to Reddit, one Bigfoot believer but sceptic of the history museums said: "Let me guess, the Smithsonian swooped in to save the day and do extensive studies on what is regularly reported to be giant humanoids.

Bachelor in Paradise to premiere now (this Tuesday to be exact), I suppose it makes sense: You have scary creatures in the form of crabs and other insects roaming about, and you never know if you might be ghosted for a new arrival. But even with the change in seasons, bartender (and ) Wells Adams tells Glamour it's still very much the same BiP you've always loved: “There are people crying in the ocean. And crabs attacking everyone.

Ed Meza @edmezavar Next year’s Golden Globes promises to be a major relaunch for the troubled awards show as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) continues to seek ways to reinvent the event, according to president Helen Hoehne. Speaking at the Zurich Film Festival on Saturday, Hoehne listed the changes the HFPA has undertaken to address the criticisms that led to a major industry boycott of the show this year. The HFPA has over the past year “made diversity, equity and inclusion really the cornerstone of our organization. We changed our governance because, as you know, a lot of the award shows are under fire, not just for diversity issues but because of corruption, because of all sorts of other things. And we cleaned up.

Sibling rivalry. Home Town hosts Ben Napier and Erin Napier exclusively told Us Weekly that their daughters get very jealous of each other.

Police are appealing for help to find a man from Bolton who went missing last night.

A television icon. Barbara Walters spent six decades as a hard-hitting journalist — interviewing everyone from controversial political leaders to some of the world’s most high-profile stars — prior to her retirement in 2014.

John Cena knows how to treat his fans, and now he holds a world record that proves it.

Rapper Post Malone was taken to the hospital after experiencing pain during his “Twelve Carat Tour.”

Fast & Furious is a billion dollar global franchise.

James Earl Jones is reportedly stepping back from voicing “Star Wars” villain Darth Vader.

Post Malone cancelled his Saturday evening concert in Boston due to a health scare.

Communities have teamed up for an environmental charity litter pick at a Paisley park.

John Cena is notching new all-time records.

There’s a new cast member coming to House of the Dragon!