Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves on the ‘selfish’ act they’re teaching their children

Novak Djokovic has revealed he would rather miss out on tennis greatness than be forced to get the Covid vaccine against his will. The men's tennis No.1 was deported from Australia last month over his vaccination status in a row that made headlines around the world.

Lewis Hamilton will compete in the 2022 season after announcing their no.44 'is back', ending months of speculation surrounding the F1 star.Hamilton, 37, was controversially denied last year's championship in a title showdown with rival Max Verstappen on the final day of the season.Following the race, Mercedes chief Toto Wolf admitted the heartbreaking defeat had seen them both become "disillusioned" with the sport, sparking rumours that the Brit could walk away from F1 altogether.But Hamilton fans can now rest easy with Mercedes taking to Instagram to share the news that their star man is back and ready to challenge for a record-breaking eighth championship.Posting a blackout photo of Hamilton with his back to camera, the German manufacturer has illuminated the number 44 alongside the caption "44 is back."Verstappen has chosen to run with the no.1, switching from his regular race number of 33, after securing his maiden title.

massive profits for a 25-year-old law graduate who is selling her old clothes.Hollie, a law student, first started shifting her old clothes in 2014 on Depop, with the at-the-time 18-year-old hoping to bag a bit of extra cash.The app lets people buy and sell unwanted outfits, and in the process has revolutionised the second-hand clothing market, helping buyers score bargains and, in Hollie's case, make the sellers a fortune.Originally from Cardiff, the law student started using the app casually when "super bored" of her at-the-time outfits, and now she nets herself thousands every month after becoming a top seller on Depop.The 25-year-old now lives in Bali, Indonesia and hires five employees to help her run stores in the UK. Speaking to The Mirror, she said: "I'd started trying to lose weight in 2015 and by 2016 I'd dropped about four dress sizes so I needed to get rid of my old stuff and also buy myself clothes that fit.

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K.J. Yossman Production label The Number 44 has teamed with podcast company Stak on two projects: a podcast titled “Ten Minutes of Terror” and a black comedy feature based on Stak’s “Jackie the Ripper” podcast.Established by studio and financier Goldfinch, The Number 44 is dedicated to genre content, from horror and thriller to sci-fi and LGBTQIA.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBritish singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé has announced her forthcoming album, “Let’s Say for Instance,” will be released on May 6 via Chrysalis Records.Sandé has enjoyed enormous chart success in her native England, with her debut album, “Our Version of Events,” selling nearly five and a half million copies to date and becoming the biggest-selling album in the U.K. for 2012 (and the second-biggest for 2013).

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A community survey to explore the potential for transforming a street in Larkhall into a part-pedestrianised community space has attracted "overwhelming support".

Stockport council leader Elise Wilson has been named among a ‘Power List’ of influential northern women who are blazing a trail for gender equality.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterIn response to Joel Schumacher’s death on Monday, Matthew McConaughey says his career wouldn’t have taken off if the late director hadn’t cast him as the lead in the 1996 film “A Time to Kill.”McConaughey was relatively unknown before starring as Jake Brigance in the courtroom crime drama. He had small roles in “Dazed and Confused,” “Angels in the Outfield,” “Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation” and “Boys on the Side” in the mid ’90s, and Schumacher gave him his first leading role.In an exclusive statement to Variety, McConaughey reflects on the big break Schumacher gave him and thanks the director for kickstarting his career:“Joel not only took a chance on me, he fought for me.

 Father’s Day  to everyone celebrating! While the holiday may look a bit different this year, a global pandemic can’t stop anyone from sending their love and respect to dad. Celebrities like  Camila Alves  and  Kim Kardashian  showered their special papas with love on social media, while star dads like  Alex Rodriguez  and  Marc Anthony  shared their gratitude for family.

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Matthew McConaughey keeps his late father’s spirit “alive” by regularly having conversations with him.The actor received news of his father’s abrupt death while working on the 1993 film Dazed and Confused, and barely had time to process his grief. “In 1992, I was five days into shooting Dazed and Confused and I got a phone call that my father had passed on,” he told Town & Country.

Matthew McConaughey keeps his late father's 'spirit alive' by talking to him.The 50-year-old actor explained his Just Keep Livin' mantra stemmed from the way he responded to his dad's death and made it his outlook on life as he's found there is nothing that can't be made 'better' by the slogan, which is also the name of his foundation. 'In 1992, I was five days into shooting Dazed and Confused'and I got a phone call that my father had passed on,' he told Town & Country.

Matthew McConaughey keeps his late father's 'spirit alive' by talking to him.The 50-year-old actor explained his Just Keep Livin' mantra stemmed from the way he responded to his dad's death and made it his outlook on life as he's found there is nothing that can't be made 'better' by the slogan, which is also the name of his foundation. 'In 1992, I was five days into shooting Dazed and Confused'and I got a phone call that my father had passed on,' he told Town & Country.

Matthew McConaughey keeps his late father's 'spirit alive' by talking to him.The 50-year-old actor explained his Just Keep Livin' mantra stemmed from the way he responded to his dad's death and made it his outlook on life as he's found there is nothing that can't be made 'better' by the slogan, which is also the name of his foundation. 'In 1992, I was five days into shooting Dazed and Confused'and I got a phone call that my father had passed on,' he told Town & Country.

When it comes to raising his kids, Matthew McConaughey believes in tough love! Considering he is a Hollywood star and can give his kids whatever they want, the actor said sometimes it is very important to say ‘no.’ During a recent interview with Town & Country magazine, the 50-year-old actor and his wife Camila Alves McConaughey spoke about their experience with parenting, Fox News reported. The two share three children -- daughter Vida (10), sons Livingston (7), and Levi (11).

Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves are giving back.

Matthew McConaughey and his wife Camila Alves look like the ultimate power couple as they appear on the cover ofTown & Country's Philanthropy Issue.On the cover, Matthew, 50, tenderly holds his wife, 38, as she gazes contemplatively to her left, whilst dressed in a gold metallic dress with her hair piled into a chic bun.Matthew looks dashing as usual in a smart beige suit as he stares unflinchingly towards the camera.

Matthew McConaughey opened up about his and his wife Camila Alves’ parenting tactics.“Sometimes loving your kids means giving them just what they want,” the actor, 50, told Town and Country on Wednesday, June 17, of Levi, 11, Vida, 10, and Livingston, 7. “Other times, it means tough love.

Matthew McConaughey opened up in a recent interview about parenting, his own upbringing and why he started a foundation to help kids below the poverty line have a chance at success in America. The 50-year-old “Dazed and Confused” star and his wife, Camila Alves McConaughey, started the Just Keep Livin’ Foundation in 2008.The program provides kids with a place to practice physical activities and focuses on teaching gratitude and service projects.