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reportedly of drowning in his hot tub. While the exact cause of death hasn’t been released, foul play is not suspected. The actor had struggles with addiction and sobriety for years, which he spoke openly about.

abrupt passing of Matthew Perry at the age of 54. Colleagues, devoted fans, and friends alike have expressed their profound grief and bid a final farewell to the beloved star renowned for his portrayal of Chandler Bing in the iconic sitcom, Friends. Through their public social media profiles, they have shared heartfelt messages brimming with affection.

before his untimely death on Saturday.The “Friends” star, who was found unresponsive at his Los Angeles home, made his final major public appearance on June 9 at the Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, where he watched the semifinals with a group of friends. Photos from the star-studded tournament capture the “Fools Rush In” star, 54, laughing and clapping along as he watched the players. In 2002, the “17 Again” star told The New York Times that he had loved the sport since the age of 4 and would dedicate almost 10 hours a day to improving his own game.

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Matthew Perry had plenty to smile about when he attended GQ's Annual Men Of The Year Party in West Hollywood on Thursday.Just days earlier, the Friend star got word that his revealing new memoir - Friends, Lovers And The Big Terrible Thing - which documented his rise to fame and fortune, as well as his alcohol and drug addiction and eventual journey to sobriety, shot to the top of The New York Times'  bestseller list.The actor, best known for playing Chandler Bing on the hit sitcom Friends, was all smiles as he made his way to the red carpet for a round of photos ahead of the GQ event. Promo mode: Matthew Perry, 53, continued his promotional push for his new memoir when he attended GQ's annual Men of the Year Party in West Hollywood on ThursdayThe Massachusetts native, 53, who grew up in Ottawa, Canada, looked stylish in a classic black suit that he matched with a charcoal-colored top.He also donned black dress shoes, and had his salt-and-pepper hair styled short and pushed back off his face.

the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II—which was organized and approved by herself —two thousand people were invited to Westminster Abbey. Among the guests were 500 heads of state and foreign dignitaries, such as United States President Joe Biden, Emmanuel Macron, President of France; Liz Truss, newly appointed British Prime Minister; Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and many more.As reported by our sister magazine ¡Hola! members of 22 royal houses attended the ceremony.

the Queen weeks before her death said she was dignified to the end.  Michaela Foster Marsh, 56, performed for the Queen at Balmoral on August 17 and said she will treasure the memory for the rest of her life, praising the monarch's 'supreme dignity. ' Michaela, from Glasgow, sang alongside piper Bethany Bisaillion, who was the Queen's piper in Ottawa, Canada.

2 min read After three gruelling days of matches in oppressive heat and humid weather conditions, British, American, and Canadian clubs dominated the 2022 Bingham Cup held in Ottawa Canada. 1350 international athletes participated in the World’s largest amateur rugby union tournament which saw a celebration of respect, competition, diversity, and inclusivity: a true Canadian affair.

Ellia Green, Australian Olympic gold medalist and former rugby union player, came out as transgender on Tuesday. Green, the first Olympian to come out as a transgender man, represented Australia in the women’s rugby sevens, winning Gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics and Silver at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Green came out in a heartfelt speech at the opening of the Bingham Cup’s international summit on ending transphobia and homophobia in sports. Bingham Cup also known as the Gay Rugby World Cup, is the world’s largest amateur rugby union tournament, and is named after Mark Bingham, a hero of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

The 10th Bingham Cup, known as the Gay Rugby World Cup, is scheduled to start later this week in Ottawa, Canada. Over 1,700 LGBTQI players from over 150 teams and 20 participating countries, including Australia, will participate in the tournament from August 17 to August 21, 2022, hosted by the local team Ottawa Wolves. The world’s largest amateur rugby union tournament is named after Mark Bingham, a hero of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.  Australia’s favourite gay rugby team, Sydney Convicts are the current holders of the Bingham Cup.

< 1 min read The largest amateur rugby union tournament in the world, The Bingham Cup, kicks off this week in Ottawa Canada with players from more than 20 countries taking the field in the competition’s 10th edition.

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mother, who subjected one of them to five years of sick incestual abuse.Julie Menard, a bus driver from Ottawa in Canada, was sentenced to a decade in prison last week for incest, sexual assault, invitation to sexual touching and assault on her son Jonathan Lepage, who was only 10 years old when the abuse startedA court heard how the mum used to call her child up to bed for 'nap time' before performing the sick acts on him.The horrific abuse only stopped when Jonathan began to stand up to her after he turned 15, having realised that regular sex with his own mother was not normal.As a teenager Jonathan also stopped Menard from grooming his younger brother, who was regularly beaten, by her body-slamming him in the front room. However, a publication ban issued by the courts meant that despite the conviction, Menard could not be named in public — until the now-grown sons had the measure lifted on Friday (May 6).Speaking out after she was identified for the first time, Jonathan, now 35, told the Ottawa Citizen: “It was important that the community know her name.

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James Earl Carter Jr., now 97, actually rescued Ottowa, Ontario from nuclear destruction as a 24-year-old way back on December 12, 1952.“Do you remember the world’s very first nuclear meltdown? That time the US President, an expert in nuclear physics, heroically lowered himself into the reactor and saved Ottawa, Canada’s capital?,” asked Canadian physicist University of Ottowa professor Jeff Lundeen in his now-viral thread, originally posted Tuesday but officially trending two days later.“Sounds like schlocky action movie, but it actually happened!”Lundeen’s revelatory tweet to his modest 1,078 followers now boasts nearly 50,000 likes, more than 20,000 retweets and hundreds of cheerfully shocked comments.

These “Jeopardy!” contestants could stand to learn a thing or two about Ottawa.

via a post on NBC’s official “SNL” Twitter account. His official cause of death has not been disclosed at this time.The on-air tribute came in the form of Schiller short film that Aykroyd starred in: “The Java Junkie.” The classic noir parody featured Aykroyd as an over-caffeinated character buzzing around town to fix his coffee addiction.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man was left horrified when he saw a headless "zombie" toad coming back to life and jump in front of him.The 32-year-old, from Ottawa in Canada, came across mutilated toad at work and was convinced that it was dead.He filmed the skin-crawling moment the bloodied amphibian breathing without its head on the grass.As he turns the camera towards the toad, it becomes clear that the muscles around the neck are still twitching.When he gives a nudge to it, the toad starts hopping away from him.The man described it as a "zombie" toad after returning the same place a few hours later to find the creature still breathing.He said: "I saw it sitting in the grass right away because the red really

Matthew Perry, 51, and Courteney Cox, 56, played lovable Friends couple Chandler Bing and Monica Gellar for a decade on television. After years of kissing scenes, however, an ancestry expert says the actors are actually distant cousins. To be more specific, the pair are 11th cousins, according to the genealogy team at MyHeritage via CNN. The connections are made through Courteney’s mom Courteney Copeland, and Matthew’s dad, John Bennett Perry.