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Donald Trump's first wife, has died a statement from her family revealed on Thursday, with heartfelt tributes issued from her three children.The former President issued a statement on her death saying: "I am very saddened to inform all of those that loved her, of which there are many, that Ivana Trump has passed away at her home in New York City. "She was a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman, who led a great and inspirational life."Her pride and joy were her three children, Donald Jr, Ivanka, and Eric.She was so proud of them, as we were all so proud of her.

The Normal People star, 24, who is from north London, portrays Catherine "Kya" Clark in the movie adaptation of the best-selling book of the same title.It tells the story of an abandoned girl who raises herself in a North Carolina marsh before falling in love with two men when she is brought into a town.Daisy says mastering the accent of the American South was helped by playing word games with her parents as a child.She explained: "I grew up with a lot of accents in the house. My mum is from the north of Ireland, my dad's Scottish, and then my Grandad and my cousin Jacklyn came to live with me when I was wee and they had a very, very strong accent too."Then my mum will always put on wee characters and my dad will too, and we'll talk in accents with each other.Then I grew up in London so there was quite a north London accent which I'd sometimes pick up.

was found dead in her New York City home Thursday. The 73-year-old Czech American, ex-wife of the former president and mother of Ivanka, Eric and Don Jr., is believed to have suffered cardiac arrest, authorities told The Post, but her official cause of death has yet to be determined. “Our mother was an incredible woman — a force in business, a world-class athlete, a radiant beauty and caring mother and friend,” Eric Trump said in a statement announcing her death.

Quentin Tarantino, 59, and wife Daniella Pick, 38, have just welcomed their second child.The pair announced the birth of their baby daughter, whose name is not yet known, yesterday.Quentin and Daniella have welcomed their bundle of joy two years after the birth of their son.The couple share a two-year-old boy called Leo, who is now officially a big brother.A statement given to PEOPLE said: "Daniella and Quentin Tarantino are happy to announce that Daniella gave birth to their baby girl on July 2, 2022, a little sister to Leo, their first child."The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood director and his wife first announced that Daniella was expecting once more back in February. Daniella is an Israeli actress, pop star and Instagram model. She is also the daughter of Israeli pop star Zvika Pick, who is a famous face in their home country. Daniella and Quentin became engaged in June 2017 before marrying a year later in November 2018.The pair tied the knot in a romantic ceremony at their Beverly Hills home. The famous director met his future wife back in 2009, when they began dating during his promotion period for his film Inglourious Basterds.After eleven years together, the couple welcomed their first child Leo in February 2020 in Israel.They continue to divide up their time between Quentin’s beloved Los Angeles and Daniella’s Israel home. Last year, TV host Jimmy Kimmel spoke to Quentin about how his son Leo’s name came about.The Pulp Fiction director explained that it wasn’t due to his long friendship with actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who has appeared in films including Django Unchained and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He actually even admitted that, contrary to many fans’ assumptions, the new parents almost didn’t give their son

Famous faces from across all industries have expressed their dismay over the overturning of Roe v Wade.F1 driver Lewis Hamilton hit out at a US judge in a furious statement following the decision.The Mercedes star said he had been left “disgusted” by last week's ruling.In an Instagram post shared on Friday, Lewis said: “Disgusted by the decision made by the Supreme Court in the US today.“I don’t understand why some in power pushed and continue to push to strip rights away from millions of people.“This decision will impact the most vulnerable among us.“Women, people of colour, members of the LGBTQIA+ community and so on.”Singers Olivia Rodrigo and Lily Allen protested the decision during Olivia’s Saturday set at Glastonbury.The Driver's License hitmaker was joined by Lily Allen for a rendition of Lily’s 2009 hit F**k You.Prefacing the song, Olivia dedicated it to the US Supreme Court as Lily walked on stage.Olivia said: “I’m devastated and terrified [by the ruling] and so many women and girls are going to die because of this.“And I wanted to dedicate this next song to the five members of the Supreme Court, who showed us at the end of the day they truly don’t give a s*** about freedom.”Olivia was not the only artist at the festival to hit out at the Supreme Court over the ruling.Singer Phoebe Bridgers led the crowd in chants of “f**k the Supreme Court” on Friday.Meanwhile, during her headline set, Billie Eilish said: “Today is a really dark day for women in the US.”Before performing her song Your Power, she added: “I’m just gonna say that because I can’t bear to think about it any longer in this moment.”

Deana once recalled a story when none other than Elvis Presley gave his opinion on her father Dean.Deana told Buzzworth Radio: “Elvis was doing a movie at Paramount, and so was my dad. I went to visit dad at the studio and we were standing outside [dad's] dressing room."And in those days, you rode around the studio on bicycles. And Elvis Presley comes riding up on his bicycle.

Jussie Smollett, 39, is set to be released from jail on bond, a court has ordered during an appeal to overturn the former Empire star’s conviction.The Mighty Ducks star was sentenced last week after being found guilty of lying to the police.Smollett claimed to have been the victim of a racist and homophobic attack in January 2019 but was accused of staging the attack himself.On Wednesday, judges ruled Smollett should be released while the appeal of his conviction on five felony counts of lying to police about a racist and homophobic attack is underway.He will be released from the Cook County Jail on a $150,000 (£113,000) personal recognizance bond.The 39-year-old has spent just six days in prison, however his lawyers argued that he would be in danger of physical harm in prison, stating that their client had received “vicious threats” on social media which “no doubt reflects the hatred and wish for physical harm toward Smollett, which he may experience during incarceration.”They also said that Smollett would have completed his sentence by the time the appeal process would be completed.Last week, a Cook County judge sentenced Smollet to a 150 day prison sentence for staging a hate crime hoax.Smollett was remanded into custody immediately.During the sentencing, Smollett said in an outburst: “If I did this, then it means that I stuck my fist in the fears of Black Americans in this country for over 400 years, and the fears of the LGBT community.“Your honour, I respect you and I respect the jury, but I did not do this, and I am not suicidal, and if anything happens to me when I go in there, I did not do it to myself, and you must all know that.”Earlier this week, Smollett’s family claimed he had been placed in the prison’s

Piers Morgan, 56, lashed out at Joe Biden as he made his announcement about the current Russia-Ukraine conflict.The former Good Morning Britain star took to his Twitter account, where he boasts 7.9 million followers, to weigh in on the televised White House address.In a scathing tweet sent earlier today, Piers claimed to have seen Biden laugh “several times” during the press conference.He wrote: “Biden just laughed several times during his Ukraine press conference.“What the f**k is he finding so funny?“Does he not realise the gravity of this situation?“Does he not care that so many innocent people are being murdered?“What a horribly inappropriate and shameful moment.”In a separate post shared moments later, Piers uploaded an image showing the US President laughing while standing on a podium.The broadcaster added: “The smirking President of the United States, hours after Russia starts war in Ukraine.

Three Americans who are facing trial for allegedly conspiring to kidnap children and murder their parents in "extraordinary" crimes in their homeland have lost an appeal against their extradition from Scotland.

The Sun.A source from The Sun added: "The intention was to fill [the pool] with water on the set as she was lifted up on a crane-type mechanism, creating the illusion she was floating on water."Yet many of the singer's die-hard fans have insisted that it's not about special effects or gimmicks and that they would have been happy simply to hear her voice in the raw.Now this has been packed up and sent away, adding to the distress of fans who now believe they will be left waiting until 2023 - or later - to finally catch a glimpse of their idol.She had a previous hiccup with concert dates back in 2017, after damaged vocal cords destroyed her chances of performing as she would have liked.Comments from her at the time suggesting she might retire from live music altogether left followers wondering if they would ever experience her show in person.It now seems likely dates will be rescheduled for 2023 with Adele promising that "more info coming soon".Adele's next appearance will be at the Brit Awards, but the US-based Skyfall singer will not be travelling back to the UK for the occasion, instead planning to show up via video link.She is awaited on February 8 where she will be pitted against the phenomenally popular Ed Sheeran for the chance to take away awards for Best Album and Best Artist.It is uncertain whether her presence will still be welcome among some of those who had previously idolised her, as the atmosphere becomes increasingly hostile in the wake of the cancellations.@catching_finn on Instagram branded her a disgrace, swiping: "Plenty of session musicians out there that can do everything your band can plus I'm amazed there wasn't contingency plans for such problems already in place for a contract that's paying you

She ordered another fan not to make a purchase from her store, stating: "You've already spent enough f***ing money."However, in a DM to another follower, she seemed happy to tout the merchandise, some of which costs more than the original price per ticket fans paid."James it's Adele! I really am so sorry," she wrote in one message."If you're still here at 6pm, my store in the middle of the Caesars casino just outside the entrance to The Colosseum is opening up still."It's not just a shop! There are fun and nostalgic things from my career in there, nods to moments of the last decade and all sorts of things to look at and so on."There will be people I work with in there to chat about what everything is and a gift from me to you also!"I hope you can make it! Again I'm so sorry."Yet some sweatshirts were priced at a whopping $110.Meanwhile bottles of her favourite Cloudy Bar Pinot Noir wine had been priced up from its usual $40 to $75.Some saw this as extortionate and questioned whether Adele was truly trying to make amends or simply attempting to earn yet more money from now cash-strapped fans with the consolation price of an "over-priced merchandise" store.However Adele insisted that she was "truly humbled" by the support of fans, including the pair who had been too young to take up the offer of a free drink."I designed that score myself, I bled and f**king sweated and cried into it," she told them."So just have fun to all the fans and I'm really sorry and it's really nice to meet you both."Adele has vowed to reschedule all of the 24 dates, although an already tightly-packed schedule means the Easy On Me singer may not be able to arrange anything until 2023.There had already been concerns that she might never play again

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On Minari, costume designer Susanna Song sought to honor fundamental truths of the Korean-American experience, while honing in on one specific version of it.