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Jasmine Tookes and her husband Juan David Borrero have welcomed their first baby together. In a Thursday Instagram post, the former Victoria’s Secret model announced she and her husband welcomed their first child together on 23 February, naming their baby daughter Mia Victoria. Jasmine shared a series of photos featuring Mia, dubbing her “the prettiest little princess”.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Mother’s Day is fast approaching and whether you’re desperate for a last-minute gift or want to surprise the mom in your life with a spontaneous delivery, you can’t go wrong with a thoughtful flower arrangement.Bouquets make for great gifts because you can personalize them to anyone’s liking and, best of all, they can be bought and delivered in as fast as one day.

Australia head coach Graham Arnold says Ryan Strain deserves another opportunity to impress for his country.

At least 15 people are now known to have died after a strong earthquake shook southern Ecuador and northern Peru, trapping others under rubble and sending rescue teams out into streets littered with debris and fallen power lines.

Ithaka,” which details their efforts to pressure the US to drop espionage charges against Assange. The documentary, screenings, and a speaking tour are the latest episode in the sprawling saga that started when Assange published Wikileaks in 2010, revealing deeply-held American secrets — about the conduct of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan — which shocked the world but infuriated the agencies from which they were hacked and leaked. The documentary shows Shipton and Gabriel, who didn’t meet his half-brother Julian until he was nearly 20, trying to rally international support in Europe, Mexico, and the US for the freedom of Assange.

Graham Arnold is keen to bring Garang Kuol back into the Australia fold after what he describes as a “tough” start at Hearts.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Netflix, facing more competition globally in the streaming wars, has cut pricing in more than 100 markets worldwide — in some cases, chopping the price of monthly plans in half — to boost subscriber acquisition and retention. The streamer has reduced prices in countries and territories across Asia, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Netflix is not reducing prices in North America or Western Europe, its most mature markets. All told, the price reductions span more than 100 markets, according to research firm Ampere Analysis (see list, below). Those include Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Kenya, Iran, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia, Slovakia, Yemen, Jordan, Libya, Slovenia and Bulgaria.

A frantic search has been launched for a missing mum and son.

Universal/DreamWorks Animation’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish had a happy Valentine’s Day, swashbuckling to a new global milestone. The spinoff sequel crossed $400M with Tuesday’s numbers bringing the worldwide kitty to $401.5M. The split is $160.1M domestic and $241.4M at the international box office. 

Refresh for latest…: The latest rerelease of James Cameron’s Titanic 3D has buoyed the big boat movie to $2.217B globally, meaning it still stands as the No. 3 worldwide release of all time. Right up in its wake, Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water has now reached $2,213.5M, still the fourth biggest movie ever and less than $4M from Titanic through Sunday. It will overtake Titanic, it’s just a matter of when.

WWE Chief Content Officer Paul Levesque touched on the success of the company’s original programming during Thursday’s Q4 investors call, including the recently debuted local-language series Contra Las Cuerdas.

PAMELA ANDERSON has revealed that the steamiest experience of her life was with an 80-year-old man – as they danced the tango. The former Baywatch star describes the moment in her new autobiography, which also details raunchy antics everywhere from a hospital bed to the Ecuadorian embassy in London with “frisky” Julian Assange — who she almost married after a drunken night.

Pamela Anderson opened up about life experiences involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as well as Russian President Vladimir Putin in a new interview with Variety.Anderson, 55 - who is promoting her forthcoming memoir Love, Pamela - chat about her longstanding ties with Assange, as the duo was romantically linked during a time she visited him at the Ecuadorian embassy in London.The Baywatch star said that she and Assange engaged in a 'frisky' exchange at the embassy while consuming the distilled alcoholic beverage Mezcal. The latest: Pamela Anderson, 55, opened up about life experiences involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, 51, as well as Russian President Vladimir Putin, 70, in a new interview with Variety.

Jasmine Tookes enjoyed a beautiful baby shower over the weekend surrounded by friends and family in Los Angeles.The gorgeous Victoria's Secret vet, 31, looked breathtaking in a figure-hugging turtleneck white dress.The supermodel, who's married to 32-year-old Juan David Borrero — the son of Ecuadorian vice president Alfredo Borrero — beamed as she soaked up the sun. Celebration: Jasmine Tookes enjoyed a beautiful baby shower over the weekend surrounded by friends and family in Los AngelesThe shower was hosted outdoors, where Jasmine and her loved ones were surrounded by lush greenery.Among the attendees were her fellow runway regulars - friends including Josephine Skriver, Shanina Shaik, Sara Sampaio and Kelsey Merritt.   Tookes, who hails from Huntington Beach, CA, was comfortably barefoot as she put on an ethereal display.Her long-sleeved, curve-flattering maxi dress featured a side slit that reached up to her lower thigh.

Jasmine Tookes draped her baby bump in a flowing camel-toned maternity top in a charming new TikTok this week.The former Victoria's Secret Angel is expecting her firstborn child by her husband Juan David Borrero, whose father is the Ecuadorian vice president.She glowed in a new video on Tuesday that showed her cheerfully dancing around to the Madonna song Back That Up To The Beat. Looking fab: Jasmine Tookes draped her baby bump in a flowing camel-toned maternity top in a charming new TikTok this weekLetting her luxurious hair tumble freely over her shoulders, Jasmine accentuated her screen siren features with naturalistic makeup.Jasmine and her husband, who serves at international markets director at Snapchat's parent company, were together for five years before they got married in 2021.

EXCLUSIVE: Oliver Trevena (Plane) will exec produce and star in the dramatic thriller Social Capital, from writer-director Emilio Mauro.

England are looking to reach the quarter finals of the World Cup for the second successive tournament as they take on Aliou Cisse's Senegal at the Al Bayt Stadium.

Celtic are set to benefit with Real Madrid reportedly battling it out with Manchester United for the January signing of former Parkhead standout Jeremie Frimpong.

ITV have been forced to shake up their TV schedule this weekend due to the World Cup. The broadcaster's main channel - recently rebranded as ITV1 - will be showing a huge game instead of the usual shows. Fan favourites Celebrity Chase and Lingo have been scrapped for Argentina v Mexico, which will air from 6.10pm to 9.15pm.

Good afternoon Insiders, Max Goldbart here. World Cup fever has gripped Deadline Towers and while our U.S. colleagues gobble up their turkey with all the trimmings, we’ve got plenty to round up in the world of international TV and film.

Gary Lineker, 61, has spoken about the BBC being “sportswashed” after choosing to condemn the World Cup for being held in Qatar at the weekend.The star has admitted he also failed to see the controversial elements of the tournament back in 2018, which was held in Russia. Gary expressed how he felt the BBC should have spoken up about Russia back then, and that he feels “uncomfortable” when he thinks about the “sportswashing” that occurred from the broadcaster.Reflecting on his stance four years ago, Gary suggested he regretted not calling out Russia in the same way he has done with Qatar. He added that the BBC had not done enough to tackle the controversies of the 2018 host nation at the time.“I think we were sportswashed four years ago, when it was in Russia,” he told BBC Radio 4’s Media Show. READ MORE: “I think we were all going how great it was, and this and that and the other, and that’s how sportwashing works. “We didn’t talk perhaps enough about the other issues.So it was deemed the right thing to do.”FIFA has been criticised for allowing the World Cup to go ahead in Qatar due to the country’s treatment of the LGBTQ community and women in the Middle Eastern country.Ahead of the opening game between the hosts and Ecuador on Sunday, Gary delivered an introduction that drew attention to the rights of migrant workers, LGBT people and women in the nation as part of the BBC’s coverage.While many are calling this the “most controversial World Cup in history”, Gary has argued that when Russia hosted the competition four years ago, it should have faced just as much scrutiny.Russia’s ruthless invasion of Ukraine at the time, which escalated into a war earlier this year, should have sparked a lot more criticism according to