Love Island champ Amber Gill reveals world famous rapper slid into her DMS

When Mike Tyson (Trevante Rhodes) greets his audience out for his one-man show, he greets them as a hero and as a victim, and as a champion and a punchline — but not as a villain. His theatrical confessional, which takes inspiration from the “Mike Tyson: Undisputed show” that toured the country in 2013, sees him recounting his triumphs and tribulations to gasps and cheers, but rarely judgment.

Thanks to interviews with Olivia Wilde about her upcoming sophomore feature “Don’t Worry Darling,” actor Shia LeBeouf is back in the news.

Since the 2009 release of “Coraline,” Laika has made a name for itself as a legitimate alternative to Pixar for animated feature films. All of their titles, including “ParaNorman,” “The Boxtrolls,” and “Kubu And The Two Strings” are critical darlings.

Rambunctious and rough-textured in ways reminiscent of the independent filmmaking boom that had fully erupted out of New York City by the mid-late 2000s, “Funny Pages” is the debut directorial feature by Owen Kline, previously best known for co-starring in one such film from that era.  In Noah Baumbach’s painfully semi-autobiographical “The Squid and the Whale,” about a middle-class New York family torn asunder by divorce, Kline played the 12-year-old brother of Jesse Eisenberg’s neurotic teen; his character’s compulsive habit of masturbating in public added to the film’s already-laudable cringe factor.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Remember how aggrieved people got when Adele beat Beyoncé for album of the year at the Grammys in 2017? People, like for instance, Adele, who said that “the artist of my life is Beyoncé” and “the ‘Lemonade’ album was just so monumental… A piece of me died inside. I felt like it was her time to win. What the fuck does she have to do to win album of the year?” The victor navigated the space between pride and embarrassment in the moment of her acceptance speeches and backstage press conferences as best she could. It’s not a position she’d likely be especially eager to find herself in again. Yet she well could, with the front-runners for the top 2023 Grammys essentially boiling down to… Beyoncé and Adele. And, yes, plenty of third-party candidates to be named at a later date. But for all practical intents and purposes, a little over five months out from the February 2023 telecast date, it is looking like déjà vu all over again, with a list of truly serious contenders for the top prize that runs the gamut from A to B.

Carson Burton Dreadlocks and acid blood. The Yautja and the Xenomorph. “Predator” and “Alien.” For over 35 years, the landscape of science fiction films has been forever inscribed with the chestbursters and plasma cannons of cinema’s most iconic extraterrestrial franchises. However, both series have constantly oscillated in quality, each experiencing a rollercoaster trajectory from critical praise to outright disdain. But with the release of “Prey” (the fifth standalone “Predator” movie), it has become apparent that “Predator” has regained its footing, while “Alien” seems to have been swept away by the rushing current of franchise expansion. The two film series, which actually share the same universe, have been associated with each other for decades. Ridley Scott introduced the Xenomorph aliens in his 1979 tour-de-force science fiction horror film “Alien.” “Predator” took eight more years, taking theaters by storm in 1987. Both spawned successful franchises under the 20th Century Fox banner.

A 153 per cent hike in the cost of gas and 30 per cent for electricity will leave Falkirk Council once again looking for cuts to balance its budget.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has shared a snap of himself wearing a hospital gown with a patch over his eye as he smiled alongside doctors and nurses. The 60-year-old has undergone surgery for his eye condition, which he has previously described as "debilitating".

The boss of a Stirling fried snacks and ice-cream shop is to face trial accused of “failing to abate” the smell of cooking the Spanish-style treat churros.

The funeral of Scots Pop Idol star Darius Campbell Danesh has been held in Bearsden, following his sudden death.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer SPOILER ALERT: This story discusses plot elements from Episode 2 of Marvel Studios’ “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law,” currently streaming on Disney+. Mark Ruffalo barely hesitated when Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige and co-president Louis D’Esposito asked him if he’d be willing to appear on the Disney+ series “She-Hulk: Attorney at Large” as Bruce Banner and his giant green alter ego, Smart Hulk. During his interview with Variety, Hulk’s future within the Marvel Cinematic Universe seemed to be weighing on Ruffalo’s mind. The 54-year-old has been playing the character since 2012’s “The Avengers,” when he took over the role after Edward Norton parted ways with Marvel Studios following 2008’s disappointing “The Incredible Hulk.” Since then, Hulk has fought alongside Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans) and Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) — all of whom have since departed from the MCU. Ruffalo’s Banner, however, has thrived, tussling with Thor on the trash planet of Sakaar in 2017’s “Thor: Ragnarok,” melding his Banner and Hulk selves into Smart Hulk in 2019’s “Avengers: Endgame,” and welcoming Shang-Chi to the MCU circus in the post-credits scene of 2021’s “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.”

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media DDA is making a series of key hires and promotions. Ryan Langrehr recently joined the entertainment communications company as U.S. head of awards, based out of Los Angeles. He joins from Block-Korenbrot Public Relations and will work alongside DDA partner Dana Archer and awards strategist MJ Peckos, who formed an exclusive partnership with DDA in 2021 and collaborated on a slate of films in the international and documentary category. These included Spain’s “The Good Boss” and Germany’s “I’m Your Man,” both of which were shortlisted for international feature Oscars.  The DDA L.A. awards offering is a complement to the company’s existing U.K. awards business, which it says will offer studios and filmmakers a “cohesive strategy across both sides of the Atlantic.” The U.K. offering is led by Sam Ross in his newly upped role of director of awards, and his team works closely with DDA partner Neil Bhatt. In recent years, the DDA U.K. awards team has handled AMPAS and BAFTA campaigns and delivered successful campaigns for features, documentaries, animated movies and shorts. Sam has been instrumental in successful campaigns across Academy Award and BAFTA-winning films including NEON’s “Parasite” and BFI’s “After Love.” Additionally, the 2022 BAFTAs also saw nominations for “Happening,” “The Hand of God” and “A Quiet Place: Part II.” Their 2021 haul included BAFTA nominations for “Babyteeth,” “Dear Comrades,” “Mogul Mowgli,” “County Lines” and “The Present.”  

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor The Toronto Film Festival will honor composer Hildur Guðnadóttir with the Variety Artisan Award at this year’s Tribute Awards. Along with Guðnadóttir, Welsh Egyptian filmmaker and screenwriter Sally El Hosaini will receive the TIFF Emerging Talent Award presented by MGM at the annual TIFF Tribute Awards. This awards season, Guðnadóttir composed the scores for two films, Todd Field’s “Tár” and Sarah Polley’s “Women Talking.” Guðnadóttir cemented her place in Oscar history when she became only the fourth woman to win an Academy Award for original score for “Joker.”

A planned new train station for Parkhead could help thousands of Celtic supporters on match days.

Love Island 2022 just came to a close with Ekin-Su and Davide winning the hearts of the nation, taking home the £50,000 in a landslide result.Following their win, Amber Gill posted on Twitter: “MOM & DAD!!!”She regularly shared her thoughts on the 2022 season, letting fans know what she thinks of the couples on social media.Back in 2019, Amber won the ITV2 series with her fellow contestant Greg O’Shea, with the two sharing the prize money.The passion she shared with Greg took a shocking turn though after they left the villa, with Greg reportedly sending Amber a brutal message by text.Today, she is celebrating her 25th birthday and she already has a successful career to look back on. Born in Newcastle, Amber trained as a beauty therapist before joining Love Island.

Love Island came to an end last night (August 1), but ITV bosses are already searching for sexy singletons interested in taking part in next year’s series.Telly bosses have started to search for 2023 Islanders as Laura Whitmore officially opened the applications after the grand final came to an end.For those hoping to land a spot on the hugely popular ITV2 dating show, contestants simply have to fill out an application form with only a handful of eligibility requirements to pass.READ MORE: Love Island champ Amber Gill reveals world famous rapper slid into her DMsHowever, there have been some small changes made to the application forms themselves compared to previous years.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HERE.Every applicant looking to secure a spot on the show must be at least 18 years old at the time of submitting their application and would need to be available to participate in the show for a minimum of 10 consecutive weeks during the summer of 2023.The application also states that you cannot be currently employed by Love Island, Motion, ITV or any company owned by ITV plc, and you must not know a live-in partner or immediate relative of someone who works on the series.In addition to these specific requirements, every applicant must already hold or be able to obtain a valid passport until at least six months after the programme end date.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comThe advertisement reads: “ITV2 are looking for vibrant singles from across the UK who want to head to the sun, in search of love.“The chosen cast will spend time in a luxury villa, getting to know one another,

Love Island star Amber Gill has revealed the secret feud she has with Nicola McLean, following an encounter gone wrong.The 24 year old shared her experience during a chat with fellow former Islander Chloe Burrow, who as asked her about the rudest celebrity she’s met, on her YouTube channel. Amber labelled Celebrity Big Brother star Nicola, 40, in her answer, as she said: “I haven't met them but the person that was the rudest to us was Nicola McLean.

Love Island beauty Amber Gill has revealed her rudest ever celebrity encounter.In Chloe Burrows's latest YouTube video, Amber opened up to the fellow Islander about her run-in with Celebrity Big Brother icon Nicola McLean.In the video, Chloe asked Amber who was the rudest celebrity or person she's ever met.To which Amber explained: "I haven't met them but the person that was the rudest to us was Nicola McLean - so I went to Winter Wonderland the year I came out and it was intense and I thought it was a press evening and there was loads of kids and stuff but that's fine but I couldn't get into any rides because they were swarming us."I left Winter Wonderland and I had to start saying no to people because I wanted to go on rides - and she put on a story about us saying 'she acted like Kim Kardashian' because one of her nieces or cousins was there."She was talking to her story and obviously it's intense when you come out as well saying I acted like a Kardashian and she was tagging us in it as well it was mad."This was followed by Chloe then revealing that bosses calmed her nerves about having sex on TV by telling her the show is "not Pornhub".The bombshell starred on the show in 2021 and coupled up with Toby Abomolaran who she is still dating.Chloe asked whether Amber had sex during her stay on the show, to which she responded "no" but Chloe lifted the lid on her sexual experience in the villa.The blonde beauty said: "Oh, I did and also we had the graduation ceremony when we told everyone that I had sex and that was way after I had sex."So, I was like this is ITV doing me a favour here because I kept worrying like 'Oh my God, they were going to show me on TV at night time you know blah, blah'."But they would also say to us

Usually after appearing on Love Island, popular contestants can go on to make big money and land various business opportunities such as beauty deals and clothing collaborations.

Love Island fans were gutted after Dami Hope and Indiyah Polack finished in third place during the show's finale.The couple, who have been together for the majority of the series, placed third in front of Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page, but sadly didn't make it to the final two. And despite the fact the winners were chosen by viewer votes, plenty of fans were disappointed with the result.

Love Island has captivated viewers across the nation.The popular reality show which gives fans the chance to see if ordinary people can potentially find love while essentially on holiday has keep fans hooked on a nightly basis.But as avid Love Island fanatics know, a lot more goes on behind the scenes that isn't always show in the main programme.READ MORE: Love Island's Aaron Simpson forced to wear disguise to avoid being mobbed by fansThis is also the case for conversations that are had between the islanders and some discussions that are strictly forbidden.So if you ever wondered why the islanders only talk about love and relationships on the show, Daily Star can reveal which conversations are never on the cards.It is against the Love Island rules to be racist, sexist or homophobic.This means islanders must ensure they keep their language clean while appearing on the dating show or they may be removed from the island for good.In 2019, former contestant Sherif Lanre was forced to make an early exit after he said he gave his co-star Molly-Mae Hague a "c**t punt" during a play fight.Reports later claimed that he used the word "rape" in a serious conversation with one of the boys and also referred to Amber Gill as a "lighty" which also lead producers to give him a warning.Speaking openly about being pulled off the programme abruptly, Sharif told Victoria Derbyshire on her show: "I feel that the people in charge of the show have an unconscious bias around the regulations for boys and girls, and maybe different races."Viewers may notice that there is little discussion regarding news and affairs that is currently taking place in the 'real world.'Producers want the islanders to keep this type of a chat to a minimum so they can