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Victoria Beckham looked like she'd stepped straight out of the 90s on Friday when she posed in a leg-baring mini dress.SEE: Victoria Beckham shares unseen glimpse into her bedroom at £6m Cotswolds homeLooking seriously glamorous, the mother-of-four – who raises children Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper with husband David Beckham – shared a duo of photos on her Instagram account, showing off her new VB 'Body Mini Dress'. The mock-neck number made the most of her sculpted arms and was teamed with towering black stilettos.WATCH: Victoria Beckham's teeth - what has designer done?Victoria pinned her brunette hair back into an elaborate updo, and highlighted her cheekbones with a dusting of bronzer and shimmery highlighter.DISCOVER: David Beckham's wife Victoria models rarely-seen original engagement ring - photoBranding the thigh-skimming garment the perfect LBD for the weekend, fans were reminded of her signature little black Gucci dress that shaped her Spice Girls style.

Hollyoaks actress Faye Ayers has managed to avoid losing her licence despite driving without insurance.The ex-soap star drove her Audi A6 because she needed to drive her daughter to school and public transport was out of the question.She also claimed that her insurance was revoked without her knowledge as she missed an email asking for a copy of her driving licences.Ayers said that due to her four-year-old daughter’s autism, she cannot ride on public transport.The actress said that her daughter "disappears" when they are in public due to her hyper active tendencies and that she struggles to wear clothes that aren’t her school uniform.Faye said: "I can’t really describe the situation, because it's really bad. She has a diagnosis of autism, learning difficulties and ADHD, but I think there is something else because she cannot wear clothes.”The mother continued: “She has something extra.

Coleen Rooney has admitted that one of the three fake stories she claimed had leaked from her Instagram account was in fact a 'coincidence.'The mum-of-four took the stand in her libel case against Rebekah Vardy on Friday (May 13) as she began giving evidence in the trial.Coleen, 36, made a series of fake posts to the private account in order to try and trace who she suspected was leaking stories about her to the press.However, one of the stories that eventually appeared she now admits was 'a coincidence' after the journalist who wrote the article came forward to correct her on who she had suspected may have been to blame for it being printed. The article in question related to rumours of Coleen appearing on hit BBC show Strictly Come Dancing.

Pep Guardiola has blasted former Manchester United rivals Patrice Evra and Dimitar Berbatov for questioning the character of his teams. Guardiola has ripped into the duo and reminded them of how his Barcelona side 'destroyed' United in two Champions League finals in the space of three seasons.

Turkish sailor who fell off his boat has been found after floating in the sea for a shocking three days.Erhan Seckal, 39, had drifted through the ocean for more than 72 hours when he was recued by a fisherman in the island of Bali in Indonesia on May 5.He was found when 30-year-old Gede Budiasa from Kubutambahan Village, Buleleng noticed a man waving his hands frantically while laying on top of a floating fish aggregating device.Mr Seckal had set off from a port in Australia and was en route to Vietnam when he fell overboard, according to local media.He was found severely exhausted and dehydrated, and was taken to the local community hospital for medical treatment.Nanang Mustofa, Head of the Singaraja Immigration Office Class I, said: "Based on a report from the Buleleng Regency waters police , the foreigner was found stranded on a fish FAD belonging to a resident near the coast of Kubuaddan Village, Buleleng, by a fisherman in a weak, dehydrated condition and almost all over his body," he said."After medical treatment was carried out, the foreigner was then taken to the Immigration Office Class II TPI Singaraja for questioning,"Once he had been discharged from hospital, Indonesian authorities deported him back to Turkey as he did not have a valid passport.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Mr Mustofa confirmed he had been sent home, saying: "The foreigner was repatriated because he entered and was in Indonesian territory without having a valid travel document and residence permit"The sailor was sent on a Turkish Airlines flight from Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali to Istanbul, Turkey.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorLeading arthouse sales company The Match Factory has acquired distribution rights to murdered Lithuanian filmmaker Mantas Kvedaravičius’ documentary “Mariupolis 2,” ahead of the film’s premiere next week at the Cannes Film Festival as a Special Screening.Kvedaravičius was captured and murdered by the Russian army in Mariupol, Ukraine in early April. The film was co-directed by Kvedaravičius’ fiancée Hanna Bilobrova, who was with him at the time of his death, and was able to bring back the footage filmed there, and edited it with his editor Dounia Sichov.The Match Factory worked with Kvedaravičius on his debut feature “Barzakh,” which played in the Berlinale in 2011.

The film version of Len Deighton’s “The Ipcress File,” released in 1965, isn’t exactly the kind of thing that feels like it could support six chapters of episodic television. Sure, the original went on to produce four sequels with the wonderfully droll Michael Caine, but the first film felt largely like a response to the dashing, action-heavy world created by Ian Fleming in the James Bond novels and films.

“You never forget your first,” is the tagline in the trailer for Netflix’s upcoming vampire drama, “First Kill.” While it would seem that the vampire genre has been having grown tiresome in the last decade or so, one look at this trailer promises to combine classic thrills with prescient nuance. “First Kill” will revolve around the teenage Juliet, whose powerful vampire family decides that it is time for her “first kill.” When Juliette (Sarah Catharine Hook) sets her sights on classmate Calliope (Imani Lewis), she is shocked to learn that she comes from a famous lineage of vampire hunters.

Raven Baxter and Chelsea Daniels are back together again! The cast of  is celebrating their 100th episode with a special appearance from an original cast member: Anneliese van der Pol. ET can exclusively confirm that van der Pol, who played Chelsea on and , returns to the beloved Disney Channel sitcom to celebrate the milestone.«It feels exactly what you would imagine.

Ernie Barnes’ 1976 painting The Sugar Shack, familiar to millions of TV viewers for its use during the closing credits of the ’70s sitcom Good Times as well as serving as the album cover of Marvin Gaye’s 1976 release I Want You, sold at auction in New York City last night for $15.3 million.

EXCLUSIVE: Twilight and FBI: Most Wanted actor Kellan Lutz has been set to star in thriller Palido, which LA-based sales firm Premiere Entertainment Group will be selling at the Cannes market.

Tim Blake Nelson, Uzo Aduba, Simon Rex, Nina Arianda, Jim Gaffigan, José María Yazpik and Joey Lauren Adams have rounded out the cast of, Providence, a comedy from Dylan Sellers and Chris Parker’s Limelight and David Boies and Zack Schiller’s Boies Schiller Entertainment. Lily James, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Himesh Patel are set to star with Potsy Ponciroli directing. Michael Vukadinovich penned the script. Limelight and BSE will fully finance and produce, along with Shannon Houchins’ Hideout Pictures.

Fans of Jessie James Decker couldn’t help but have questions when her mother, Karen Parker, shared a sweet family snap amid years of speculation about an alleged falling out with the singer’s brother, John James — and now, he’s shedding light on the family reunion.

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorLike virtually every major rock act in the mid-1970s, the Rolling Stones had become bloated and overblown. After the generation-defining singles of the ‘60s and the stellar string of albums running from “Beggars Banquet” to “Exile on Main Street,” they’d eked out three comparatively uninspired sets that, due to Keith Richards’ formidable heroin addiction and its multiple accompanying legal problems, found Mick Jagger seeking musical foils in guitarist Mick Taylor and then guest keyboardist Billy Preston.

Emmy-nominated American writer and film director Stefan Forbes, known for making the documentary “Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story,” is back with another fantastic documentary, this time focusing on conflict resolution and how you can’t fight fire with fire in the aptly titled, “Hold Your Fire.” The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last year and was quickly acquired by IFC Films.