Married at First Sight's Katina Goode and Olajuwon Dickerson 'part ways' after 1 year of marriage

Pressing pause — again. Kendall Jenner and Devin Booker have split after briefly rekindling their romance earlier this year.

Blythe Danner said she feels 'lucky to be alive' after battling oral cancer for several years, the same disease that killed her husband, director Bruce Paltrow, some 20 years ago. The Emmy winning actress, 79 - whose daughter is Gwyneth Paltrow - has told People she was diagnosed with a rare form of the disease, adenoid cystic carcinoma, which often forms in the salivary glands, in 2018.An estimated 54 thousand people are diagnosed with oral cancer every year, according to the Oral Cancer Foundation.    Lucky to be alive: Blythe Danner said she feels 'lucky to be alive' after battling oral cancer for several years, the same disease that killed her husband some 20 years ago; seen in 2019'Everyone is touched by cancer in some way, but it's unusual for a couple to have the same cancer,' the Will and Grace actress said. She and the Duets director were marred for 33 years.  Blythe was working in London when she went for a checkup. 'I started feeling very woozy and I was forgetting everything, and then I felt a lump in my neck, right next to where Bruce had found his [in 1999].'I remember I looked up at heaven and said to Bruce, "Are you lonely up there?"' Oral cancer: Bruce Paltrow died from oral cancer in 2002 at the age of 58, not long after this photo was taken with Blythe and daughter Gwyneth Paltrow, 50.

West Lothian Council is supporting the 16 Days of Action campaign to tackle gender-based violence in our society.

So much for the retired life of Bob Iger. Deadline reports that after less than a year into retirement, Iger returns to the Walt Disney Company as CEO.

Netflix has slotted January 12 for the Season 2 premiere of Vikings: Valhalla and has released some first-look photos of the upcoming sophomore season, which you can see above and below.

Whoopi Goldberg was back as moderator of ABC’s The View today, after a week off with Covid.

I'm a Celeb star opened up about the 2019 incident that led the pilot to take drastic action when the plane hit an air pocket, resulting in players and crew members being sick.The near life-threatening incident happened on a flight during the 2019 Women's World Cup in France, with Jill sitting next to England's captain Leah Williamson.Jill is "forever grateful" to her teammate and current England captain Leah Williamson for trying to ease her fear of flying with several magazines.Recalling the terrifying incident, Jill said: "We nearly went down. It was really bad. It was the World Cup in France."Even the pilot said it had never happened to him in 30 years.

Fern Britton, 65, is one of many who have weighed in on the controversy about wearing the OneLove armband at the World Cup in Qatar.The accessory is a gesture of solidarity within the LGBT community, in a country where homosexuality is punishable.Same-sex sexual activity is prohibited under the Penal Code 2004, which criminalises acts of 'sodomy' and 'sexual intercourse' between people of the same sex.For months, captains have said they would wear the band and were willing to pay a fine as a punishment if it came their way.However, in a turn of events, the likes of England, Wales, Belgium, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands today announced they had decided to backdown as the move could result in them not being able to play.The current FIFA equipment rules state that: "At FIFA tournaments, match staff must wear official clothing and equipment provided by FIFA, including FIFA event badges specified and provided by FIFA."Taking to Twitter, Fern voiced her thoughts on the matter.The author shared an article which had the headline, 'England and Wales decide not to wear OneLove armband at World Cup after FIFA threat'.In view of her 126,000 followers, she wrote: "Fear where there should be none."Many of her fans also weighed in on the controversy on her post.Jess Rocks wrote: "No there shouldn’t be, but the reality is this is the Middle East we are talking about... What did they expect Fern?"Mr Neale commented: "We should have boycotted the whole thing!"Pedro added: "Shame."The FA statement on Monday morning read: "FIFA has been very clear that it will impose sporting sanctions if our captains wear the armbands on the field of play.

Kelly Rowland does not want to hear ANY Chris Brown criticism.

A 'brilliant' neurosurgeon found dead in a Scots loch has been hailed by patients and colleagues he selflessly helped as a loss for the world.

Michael Bass, EVP of programming at CNN, is leaving the network at the end of the year.

A Disney Nordic Noir? When’s the last time that happened? Probably never, but Deadline reports that’s what Disney+ has on the way as a six-part limited series. The streamer has an adaptation of Mikael Niemi‘s 2017 novel “To Cook A Bear” on the way, a 19th-century period piece that sees a runaway boy and priest team up to search for a killer bear in the nearby wilderness.

.At Sunday night's awards ceremony, the former Destiny's Child singer took to the stage to announce the winner for Favorite Male R&B Artist. Nominees included Brent Faiyaz, Giveon, Lucky Daye, , and Chris Brown.When the opened up the envelope to reveal Brown as the winner of the category, loud boos from the audience were immediately audible—prompting Rowland to look surprised as she attempted to continue with her presenting duties."Now Chris Brown is not here tonight, so I'm accepting this award on his behalf," Rowland said before sternly addressing the continued booing.

Searches are continuing for a Scots mum who was swept away in a swollen river as she tried to save her beloved dog during stormy weather.