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Channel 4's Friday Night Dinner, has died aged 90. His agent at Sharry Clark Artists took to Facebook to make the sad announcement.The agency wrote in a heartfelt Facebook post: "Sad news.

post with thousands of comments and shares on Facebook, the 33-year-old mom detailed their latest trip to Magic Kingdom in Disney World where everyone got in on the spooky spirit.“Briar insisted on dressing Creepy Chloe in a princess dress and bringing her along,” the mom of two wrote in the post on Aug. 26.

Facebook, while sharing a photo of the friends smiling for the camera.The Mad Max actors posed arm-in-arm for the sweet snap, while Paul explained Vince had been “frail” prior to his death.He wrote: "Sadly, it is true...

according to the BBC. Before he was banned, Tate had over 4.7 million followers on his Instagram account, @cobratate.The former kickboxing champion discussed the ban with popular Twitch streamer Adin Ross.

Facebook and Instagram allowed anti-LGBTQ content and misinformation to flourish during pride month. A recent study conducted by Media Matters for America, which monitors right-wing misinformation in media, claims that Facebook and Instagram’s parent company, Meta, allowed over 3,000 homophobic or transphobic posts to remain on its platforms during June, despite policies allegedly prohibiting hateful speech and anti-LGBTQ attacks.“Facebook and its parent company Meta had eagerly promoted Pride Month, adding Pride features on the platform, claiming to amplify LGBTQ creators, and reiterating the company’s supposed commitment to supporting LGBTQ people and to eliminating hate speech targeting them,” the report reads. “But Facebook has regularly failed to remove the dangerous and dehumanizing hate speech and misinformation targeting LGBTQ people coming from right-wing outlets, figures, and groups.”A large amount of the hateful posts were made by right-wing media outlets, the study found.

social media app Truth Social and video-sharing site Rumble — catapulting it to No. 1 in the world on the Apple iTunes song chart.John Rich, the Nashville-based musician and one-half of the duo “Big and Rich,” released his latest song, “Progress,” on Friday.Truth Social and Rumble have emerged as alternatives to mainstream sites such as Twitter and YouTube, which have been accused of stifling free speech from conservatives.Rich, an unabashed conservative, saw his song outperform those by hit-makers such as Billie Eilish, Kate Bush, and Lizzo.“Here I am with no record label, no publisher, no marketing deal,” Rich told Just the News.“I just got a song that speaks to a lot of people, and Truth and Rumble pushed it out there.

Daily Star.The user claimed that this was a “recurring issue” and doesn’t understand why the entire group needs to be informed of their plan to pleasure themselves.“No one is going to be impressed and give you a high five (especially considering where that hand has been),” the user continued, calling the people posting childish and immature.Although the Facebook group claims its goal is to pay respect to the “People’s Princess,” there is now a new rule forbidding these dirty posts.“I don’t want to add this to the rules, since it would be embarrassing for new members to see that we have a problem with this, but it is going to be enforced as a rule from now on,” an admin of the group posted.Some users agreed with this rule.“I didn’t think humanity could stoop as low as to discuss masterbation [sic] on a Di’s tribute page. But you lot managed to pull it off,” someone commented.Unfortunately, the rule doesn’t seem to be very effective and has only encouraged more posts along the same line.One user at least stayed on theme by mentioning Princess Diana.

Instagram Story, she typed: “Absolutely hate being on my own now I’m pregnant, use to love it. Anyone else experienced it?” (sic)The 34-year-old announced she and husband James Haskell were expecting their first child with a sweet announcement in February.Chloe hasn’t held back when it comes to documenting her pregnancy journey.The TV personality took to Instagram to upload a stunning selfie, showing off her blossoming baby bump.Previously the star remarked she was “Feelin hefty,” as her fans were quick to dish out the compliments to the mum-to-be.“You look amazing,” one wrote.“Looking fabulous.

Polyamorous activists are seeking to change Facebook’s relationship status options to provide an inclusive option for those in multiple people relationships.In a letter to Tom Alison, the head of the Facebook app, the Organization for Polyamory and Ethical Non-Monogamy (OPEN) argued that the current relationship options on the social media platform were “arbitrary, exclusionary, and contrary to Meta’s core values,” referring to Facebook’s parent company, Meta Platforms, Inc.In the three-page open letter, dated June 16, the members of OPEN’s executive board argued that the lack of display options for people in polyamorous relationships on the site erases their identity.“At best, this restriction perpetuates the erasure and marginalization of non-monogamous relationships; at worst, it harms non-monogamous users by perpetuating social stigmas around the validity and authenticity of their relationships,” the board members wrote in the letter.Facebook currently has 11 options for people who wish to disclose their relationship status: single, in a relationship, engaged, married, in a civil partnership, in a domestic partnership, in an open relationship, it’s complicated, separated, divorced, and widowed, reports the online magazine Xtra.Some have argued that those in polygamous relationships can use the “in an open relationship” status, but OPEN opposes this because this doesn’t allow for polyamorous people to “present their most authentic self on their Profile’ and contributes actively to “delegitimizing non-monogamous relationships.”According to OPEN’s board members, approximately 4-5% of adults in the United States currently practice some form of ethical non-monogamy, which refers to “a range of relationship practices

following a prior remark on racism. Speaking to the UK’s Sunday Times this weekend, Patterson said that “white older male writers” aren’t getting hired for “writing gigs in film, theatre, TV or publishing” right now — claiming the phenomenon is “just another form of racism.”“What’s that all about? Can you get a job? Yes. Is it harder? Yes.

“Red Table Talk” on Facebook Watch got candid this week about what was missing from their mother-daughter connection while the actress, 50, was growing up.“One of the things that was so missing in my relationship with my mother and with Jada was just touch,” Norris, 68, said in a clip of the new episode shared with E! News.Jada then confirmed she grew accustomed to not getting “cuddles” as a little girl.The pair was chatting with Kelly McDaniel — author of the book “Mother Hunger: How Adult Daughters Can Understand and Heal From Lost Nurturance, Protection and Guidance” — when the bombshell revelations were dropped during a discussion about family bonds.“Very rarely will you see Jada and I even touch, hug,” Norris continued. “It’s awkward because we didn’t hug in our family.

The Simpsons took aim at Fox News and Facebook during a musical number in Sunday’s (May 22) season 33 finale.In the episode titled ‘Poorhouse Rock’, Hugh Jackman and former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich led a song about the death of the US middle class.During the number, a character resembling Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson is shown (via Deadline), saying: “Putin for president, next on Fox News.”Facebook is similarly called out for spreading misinformation in the song’s lyrics: “Facebook feeds our fright / They convince us things were great when gas was cheap and men were white.” A Mark Zuckerberg-like character is also seen pressing a red button which reads “death of democracy”.Is that a new carbon blob in Sector 7-G, @RealHughJackman? pic.twitter.com/8xjZ7HqxV7— The Simpsons (@TheSimpsons) May 23, 2022Jackman, voicing a singing janitor, begins the eight-minute musical number as a challenge to Bart Simpson – who is inspired by his father Homer’s job at the nuclear power plant.

Fans shared in her nostalgia, with one, Janet Meany, praising: "So well put, Ms. Andrews!"The Sound of Music was the first major motion picture I saw in a theater, when I was a little girl."I will never forget seeing you on that mountain, turning and singing! Loved the movie; still love it!"Gini Wickland chimed in, telling Julie that she related to every recollection she'd published."This is beautiful! We were able to feel all those things through you," she told her."One of the greatest stories and movies of all time."Isabelle Hermann was equally emotional, confessing: "No matter how many times I watch this movie, this opening scene brings tears to my eyes!"Meanwhile, Andreina Garban exclaimed: "Dame Julie Andrews is still The Sound of Music."I really believe that there are few movies in the history of cinema that are as beloved as this one.

Instead, Paul has now decided on the "next best way to celebrate” his big 6-0.The post featured a picture of the musician sipping a drink as he looked straight into the camera.He wrote: "To celebrate my 60th birthday (on Monday 9th May) I’d originally intended to do another bicycle tour, visiting & performing at 60 pubs across the UK & Ireland."However, due to recording delays caused by the pandemic, I’ve had to shelve these plans for the time being."Instead, I’ve decided that the next best way to celebrate this coming of age is to handpick 60 pubs across the UK & Ireland and put a given amount of money behind the bar of each one.“Then, both regulars and yourselves can enjoy a birthday drink on me (until the money runs out, or the bar runs dry!)"Paul went on to explain that his idea aimed to “bring people together” and also acknowledge those who have supported him throughout his career.He said: "The hope is to bring people together on the day, whilst recognising that many folk who bought my records or showed me support over the years, could do with a wee party, as we come out of Covid and hit potential financial struggles.“I’ll announce the full list of pubs and locations tomorrow, so if there’s one near you please head over on Monday, show your support and raise a toast to me on my birthday!"In a follow-up post, Paul prompted fans to share pictures of themselves having a toast in his honour.He penned: "It would be great to see photos of you all enjoying your free drinks and celebrations at each pub throughout the day!"Paul was born in Bromborough, Cheshire on May 9 in 1962.He formed the Housemartins in the early 1980s, with Stan Cullimore on guitar, Ted Key on bass and Hugh Whitaker on drums.The Housemartins released a

Other social media users replied to her post in the comments section to share their shock over the tragic news.Kadanbartrockett said: “Can’t even believe this has happened. I’m praying for you guys to get through this.“She always was so kind to all of us.

The Sun."[He] doesn’t want his son or the other kids to suffer, so he’s turned his place into their official training ground."Now, twice a week, the team turn up to play and train for their matches."It means the world to Rod that he is able to do that for his son and their team."It has been a great opportunity for Rod to practise his own personal fitness too, as he prepares for his North American and UK tour dates later this year.He might have declared last year that his "football days are over" but that doesn't mean he isn't up for an amateur kick about.In an interview last year, he recalled a mishap when his 15-year-old son had accidentally kicked him during a tackle for the ball, causing the youngster to burst into floods of apologetic tears.In spite of the mishap, he regards himself as "still good to go" on the field, exclaiming earnestly: "I can still kick the ball around, but just not as much as I used to."He has developed an awe-inspiring exercise regime that many half his age might find rigorous, training three times a week for at least two hours each session.Rod finds that the tough SAS-inspired workouts, including swimming while holding the weight of a heavy brick, improve not just his mood and fitness, but his singing voice too."Frank Sinatra taught me...

"I kept saying you've got to cover up. We haven't got the safe facilities for him.Then the man wanted the toilet but there wasn't anything for him in the hallway."The sad thing about it, two days.

according to Microsoft. “You can have Naughty by Nature performing live in the metaverse,” Bucano said, “and they won’t be the traditional avatars, it’d be the actual group.”Carnevale said other metaverse experiences the museum hopes to include are Grandmaster Flash scratching records at block parties in the 1970s and Notorious B.I.G.

being “groped” in virtual reality late last year has come forward to discuss her horrifying experience.“Within 60 seconds of joining — I was verbally and sexually harassed — 3-4 male avatars, with male voices, essentially, but virtually gang raped my avatar and took photos — as I tried to get away they yelled — ‘don’t pretend you didn’t love it’ and ‘go rub yourself off to the photo,’” Nina Jane Patel, 43, recalled in a Medium post recounting the “nightmare” she experienced as a beta tester on the VR platform Horizon Worlds, created by Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook.“A horrible experience that happened so fast and before I could even think about putting the safety barrier in place,” the London-based mother wrote, referring to Meta’s Safe Zone feature, which allows users to place a block on interaction with other users. In December, the company revealed that a then-unnamed woman had been virtually “groped” on the platform. While she published her story on Medium at the time to little fanfare, Patel is making her voice louder to publicly discuss her concerns with the platform.“Harassment in the metaverses is a serious issue that the industry needs to come together on to put in place the correct security controls and safety measures,” Patel wrote in an emailed statement to The Post.

He and wife Carlie, who he had married in 2018, had been living in Wahiawa, Hawaii since August 2019.Fans soon rushed to social media after the news broke of his untimely death, to send their condolences to the family."Sad, may he rest in peace," one said.A second added: "This is so upsetting.Thoughts are with the family.""Another gone too soon, I hope he's found peace," a third commented.Hudson is survived by his wife, his brothers Calvin, 25, and Luke, 16, and step-brothers Christian, 31, and Max, 27.

Her assistant, Kiersten Mikelas, who had appeared beside her in additional footage while donning a face mask, posted a touching tribute message to her.It began by referencing the #BettyWhiteChallenge, in which she had previously invited followers to show how big their hearts were by donating to the cause of rescue animals."As we continue to see numbers coming in from all over the world — it's just absolutely amazing how much money all of you raised for the animals," Kiersten praised on Facebook."She could never have imagined such an outpouring of love and would have be so grateful to everyone. [sic]"It was just one of two videos the silver screen star had recorded back-to-back.The other was used in the film Betty White: A Celebration, which had debuted on what would have been her 100th birthday earlier this week."When we recorded her special message to fans who attended the movie, we also recorded one that we had planned to put on social media on her birthday," she explained,"She was using the occasion of her 100th birthday to celebrate YOU – her fans."She knew how lucky she was; she felt the love, and she never took it for granted."I think it's appropriate to post today as a thank you from Betty and the animals," she added of an initiative that had raised hundreds of thousands of dollars.Jeaninne Marie Kato replied on Facebook: "You are welcome, lovely lady.Thank you for all that you have done for us since the inception of television; and, for all that you have done for our animal friends.