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10 people died at Travis Scott’s Houston-based festival last November after a crowd surge, and the new filing, reported by Rolling Stone, includes 732 claims from attendees who required “extensive medical treatment,” 1,649 with “less extensive treatment,” and 2,540 cases where the extent is yet to be confirmed. The total of over 4,900 is by far the most injuries linked to the tragedy yet.In January, a website was set up by the FBI in tandem with the Houston Police Department, asking people that attended the festival to submit photos and videos taken from the event.The following month, it was then reported that hundreds of lawsuits against Scott and Live Nation related to the Astroworld tragedy would move forward as one case, combining over 380 separate filings that seek to represent nearly 2,800 alleged victims.Last month, Scott released his first song since Astroworld – a collaboration between himself, Future and 808 Mafia producer Southside titled ‘Hold That Heat’.

Tove Lo has offered up a sombre cover of Olivia Rodrigo‘s hit song ‘good 4 u’, performing her take as part of Sweden’s P3 Radio Live sessions.Where Rodrigo’s original weaves a jaded sweetness into its angsty melodic punches, Lo’s rendition waxes melancholy. As textural interest seeps through by the second verse, Lo spins a euro-pop electronic beat to convey the song’s frustration.Take a listen to the original song below:And watch Lo’s take here:Elsewhere in her P3 studio appearance, Lo performed her latest single, ‘No One Dies From Love’, which you can watch here.

Red Hot Chili Peppers, P!nk, The Chicks, SZA, Kacey Musgraves, Flume, Paramore and Lil Nas X all set to perform headline sets across the six-day festival. As it has for the past eight IRL editions, ACL ’22 will be held over two weekends in October. Each will feature a vastly different bill, though many acts – including the likes of Diplo, Wallows, The War On Drugs, Conan Gray, Spoon and Japanese Breakfast – will perform sets on both weekends.Other names appearing on both line-ups include Sofi Tukker, Omar Apollo, Arlo Parks, Pinkpantheress, Nathaniel Rateliff And The Night Sweats, The Midnight, Oliver Tree and Genesis Owusu. 39 names are down to perform exclusively during the first weekend, with standouts including Lil Durk, Carly Rae Jepsen, Rag ’N’ Bone Man, Slayyyter, James Blake, Manchester Orchestra and Muna.

Emmerdale in upcoming scenes when she discovers that her breast cancer has returned in soon to be aired scenes.The Dingle matriarch will learn that she has secondary cancer in heartbreaking scenes that are due to air as part of the ITV soap's episodes this week.After receiving the news, Faith feels that she cannot turn to her family as tensions remain high between her children Chas and Cain Dingle - and is determined to fix their relationships before revealing the news to them.Speaking about the upcoming scenes, Faith Dingle actress Sally Dexter said: "It's upsetting, but really important as a storyline, because it's more than a storyline for so many people. "It matters to people who are going through it as well as people who will go through it.

ITV’s new primetime show, The Games, has been a huge hit with viewers at home as twelve super-fit celebrities continue to battle it out in a range of sporting events. But some people are complaining the talent show is “too rude” after Coronation Street Ryan Thomas accidentally flashed his bottom while learning to dive on the show.

Martine McCutcheon is preparing for a weekend of celebrations as she marks her 46th birthday on Saturday. And there's just one thing on her wish list – some sunshine!MORE: Martine McCutcheon's elegant home is full of interiors inspirationTaking to Instagram on Tuesday, Martine shared an incredible throwback photo as she shared her hopes for warmer weather.

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https://stpierrebakery.co.uk/blog/how-french-are-you/. Founder Paul Baker said: “It’s clear that whatever the British perception of the French lifestyle is, we certainly dream of living it.“We automatically think of pastries, coffee, wine and cheese, and that’s just the food and drink.”The study also found 28 per cent of adults have taken inspiration from the French lifestyle, when it comes to their cooking (46 per cent), interest in artwork (43 per cent) and their taste in films and TV (41 per cent).While a third believe pop culture, including shows like ‘Emily in Paris’, have given them an idea of what living in France would be like.When it comes to the language, 26 per cent already speak French, while another 14 per cent are currently learning.And many are already enjoying foods which originated across the channel, with baguettes (44 per cent), brie (29 per cent) and brioche (25 per cent) among the most popular.Ratatouille (16 per cent) and soufflé (11 per cent) are also top choices, according to the research, carried out via OnePoll.It’s not just food Brits have taken inspiration from as they believe 23 per cent of everyday vocabulary originates from France.Among the words and phrases the nation believe have French origin are cliché (47 per cent), baguette (46 per cent) and chauffeur (45 per cent).Yet in a list of more than 40 words local to France, five per cent said they didn’t recognise any words as being French.

David wasn’t her ‘sugar daddy’ – despite him buying her a Mercedes AMG to wish her a happy Thursday. Now, speaking to Daily Star, David, whose eldest daughter is 13 years older than his girlfriend, had his own say about the almost 40-year-age gap relationship.Explaining why age is just a number, he said: “Although I’m 62 I literally act like I’m in my 30s or younger.

Brits only feel good for an average of 47 per cent of the time, according to research.A poll of 2,000 people on how well they feel daily revealed a quarter of adults have anxiety at least once a week and 40 per cent experience some kind of muscle ache most days.Almost six in 10 (57 per cent) say it’s a rarity they ever feel physically at the top of their game, while 61 per cent claim aches and pains are just part of their daily life.An unbalanced diet, not doing enough exercise and not having enough hours in a day were among the main reasons people don't feel good all the time.A spokesperson for natural vitamin and supplement maker MyVybe, which conducted the study, said: "It is hard to be 100 per cent at all times and there will be things that bring us down.“Especially as we get older, aches and strains and sniffles seem to seek us out more easily than when we were younger.“However, that may also be a case of looking at the past through rose-tinted glasses as many youngsters also report similar issues.“There are so many different ways we need to look after ourselves - both mentally and physically - that it can be a full-time job just staying on top of it.”Brits also reckon they feel 100 per cent for just 10 hours and 12 minutes of an average 24-hour period - including when they are asleep.Adults usually feel best in the morning, with the evening the time they’re most likely to struggle, after the long day is over.In general, only 63 per cent of adults consider themselves healthy - while 23 per cent are currently dieting specifically to lose weight.To try and boost their wellbeing, 41 per cent have tried going to bed earlier and the same amount have made an effort to drink more water.A further four in 10 have upped their

Manchester City believe their decision not to pursue Harry Kane has been justified by the bargain signing of Erling Haaland, according to reports.City missed out on Tottenham Hotspur striker Kane last summer after refusing to meet the £160million asking price set by chairman Daniel Levy. Nine months later and the Etihad side have signed one the most exciting forwards in world football for a shade of that price at just £51million, and according to The Sun chiefs at the Etihad are feeling relieved.The Premier League champions confirmed yesterday that they had reached an agreement in principle with Borussia Dortmund for the Norwegian superstar, 21.

The Masked Singer judge took to social media to share his wife's experience with the woman intertwined with the paranormal, joking that "it's a thin premise for the next film".So far Lorraine's experiences have been well documented with both The Conjuring and Annabelle box office hits, terrifying viewers. Asking fans to share their "spooky stories which almost definitely have a logical explanation" it's clear the presenter's own experience hasn't stopped him being a sceptic. He told fans: "So my wife many years ago interviewed Lorraine Warren, one half of the supernatural investigating team they based the Conjuring films on.

EXCLUSIVE: London’s Blackbox Media and Latin American firm EO Media have paired up to develop a drama series based on a novel about the origins of famed Spanish video game company Dinamic Software.

Studiocanal will begin global sales at Cannes on family comedy Kangaroo, the company’s first local Australia/New Zealand production. Kate Woods (The Umbrella Academy, The Lost Symbol, The Good Lord Bird) is attached to direct.

ITV delivered another strong quarter in the early part of this year, taking total revenue past the £1BN ($1.2BN) mark as ITV Studios’ contribution rose by 23%, and the network said it is still on track for late 2022 launch of ITVX.

Tyler Leslight cemented his name into Australian racing history on Tuesday when he became the first out transgender jockey to win a top class race.It was Leslight’s first time riding at a TAB card event. Leslight won the race riding atop Fire King in the 1,200 metre sprint at Mackay Racecourse.“I knew the horse was a good chance but I never looked at the TAB odds, I don’t do that because it just goes to your head,” Leslight told News Corp.Even better for Leslight was the fact that the race was broadcast on television meaning his grandfather could watch him win. “My pop used to train and he would have been sitting at his mate’s place watching it. He hasn’t been able to watch my races until now because they have all been non-Tab meetings and not broadcast on TV,” he told News Corp.Leslight took his first ever win at a non-TAB race in Gladstone April 16, when he rode Fab’s Cowboy to victory.

An area at a Lanarkshire polling station was set on fire last week as residents voted in the local council elections.

Budget supermarket chain Aldi has issued an urgent recall for some of their chicken wrap products over health and safety concerns.

Stirling’s attempt to be crowned the UK City of Culture 2025 cost more than £50,000 overall.