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I'm a Celeb, but does think the "airtime" will do him good.Tiffany has admitted that she misses Chris "making me laugh everyday" but seeing him in the jungle has made it easier.She landed in Brisbane airport to support Chris and George in camp and said she was pleased with what she had seen so far.However, she did express concern over the trials, with Chris having taken part in two in a row.She said: "Absolutely it is part of the experience of doing the show, but I am worried about him obviously but it is part of being on the show he has to experience that."It is wonderful he can get some airtime as well."Tiffany also shared her happiness that Chris has fellow friend Boy George in there with him, taking some of the "worry" off her back.She continued: "I would like both of them to win, I love them both and I am just so excited. It is lovely they have each other in there, for me anyway."There is radio Chris and then there is the Chris that I see every day which you are seeing"This is what he does every day for a living - he makes me laugh every day.""I definitely think Chris is being himself.There is a Chris people know and the one I know that you are seeing now.The one at home is much quieter."I miss him making me laugh.

Cozy coparents? Bradley Cooper and ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk’s friendly dynamic has some fans doing a double take following their 2019 split.

Ready for round two? Janelle Brown got “nosey” about Christine Brown’s romantic future following her split from Kody Brown on an upcoming Sister Wives episode.

Moving on? Brad Pitt was spotted at a Los Angeles concert with Paul Wesley‘s ex-wife Ines de Ramon nearly two months after the former spouses called it quits.

exclusively revealed that was officially in the works at Disney.The confirmation was welcome news to fans of the franchise who’ve been waiting almost two decades for the return of Anne Hathaway’s awkward high schooler-turned-monarch Mia Thermopolis, but rumors of another sequel have, of course, been swirling for years. Back in 2016, Garry Marshall, the director of the first film and its delightful follow-up The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, discussed the possibility of a third film, but plans were temporarily shelved following his death later that year.

The moment: Our story begins in 2007, when Gomez landed her breakout role as the sarcastic teenage witch Alex Russo on the Disney Channel series Wizards of Waverly Place. Gomez dated singer and Jonas Brothers frontman from 2008 to 2009, even appearing in the for “Burnin' Up.” And soon, we start to see Gomez adopt an edgier image. In 2009, Gomez and friend-turned-Princess Protection Program costar Demi Lovato became embroiled in rumored with Miley Cyrus and her friend Mandy.

Qatar World Cup organizers have issued an apology to Danish broadcaster TV2 after journalists were “mistakenly interrupted” during a live broadcast from a Doha street where Qatari officials threatened to break their camera. 

Three petitions protesting against controversial planned parking charges in North Ayrshire will now go before council chiefs after being accepted at Tuesday’s Audit and Scrutiny Committee.

Alfredo Morelos is on a three-striker January shortlist for Fenerbahce, according to reports in Turkey. But it's claimed top of their agenda is former Celtic hitman Moussa Dembele - with the one-time Glasgow rivals joining Luis Muriel in the running.

New DNEG Studio In Sydney Lands ‘Mad Max’ Prequel ‘Furiosa’ VFX Work

An Edinburgh whisky experience has been bestowed Five Star Attraction accreditation by VisitScotland.

An angry note-writer has been told to "get a life" after shaming a local driver's parking. The shocked motorist shared the rude note on social media, after finding it on his windscreen, and received a wave of support from people online.

. Skinny brows, once so popular in the , have enjoyed something of a comeback in recent months. Everyone from to Doja Cat has experimented with the trend, while Nicola Peltz swapped her own full, feathery brows for pencil-thin arches recently. So far, so foreign, for those of us who have spent years cultivating the most fulsome brows possible.

The Bad Ends – featuring Mike Mantione of Five Eight and former REM drummer Bill Berry – have announced that they will release their debut album, ‘The Power And The Glory’, early next year. It’s the first LP recorded by Berry since leaving REM in 1997.Songs for the record were initially written for a Mantione solo album, but a chance meeting with Berry in Athens, Georgia – REM’s home town – led to a jam session, which in turn resulted in The Bad Ends being formed.“In very early 2017, a chance pedestrian encounter in downtown Athens found me face to face with one Mike Mantione”, says Berry.

Chat Pile have released two tracks from their soundtrack to new movie ‘Tenkiller’, in which frontman Raygun Busch also acts.Following on from the release of their excellent debut album, ‘God’s Country’, this summer, the soundtrack sees the band performing in their trademark noise rock style and also branching out into other genres – most notably country.“The music we made for ‘Tenkiller’ is quite a bit different than what you may come to expect from us”, say the band. “We were given the freedom to really experiment and explore territories that we’ve never done before.

RELEASESNickelback have released new single ‘High Time’, ahead of the release of their new album ‘Get Rollin’, which is out this Friday.Romy has released new single ‘Strong’, featuring Fred Again. “‘Strong’ came from a moment in my life when I was processing past grief”, she says. “Whilst writing the lyrics I was thinking about my cousin Luis, we both have the shared experience of our mums passing away when we were young.

Nominations for the 2023 Grammy Awards are out. All 91 categories.

Yard Act have teamed up with Mad Professor to create a dub version of their debut album ‘The Overload’ – fittingly titled ‘The Overdub’.“Back when I first moved to Leeds and discovered [record shop] Jumbo Records, I used to treat myself to a record with my student loan once every two or three weeks (bloody students, scrounging bastards)”, writes Yard Act frontman James Smith. “Jumbo always had (and still does have) an excellent dub/reggae selection – and actually released reggae records on its own ‘Jumbo label’ imprint back in the 70s (how ace is that?!)”.“I had a grounding in reggae from my dad who’d turned me onto the likes of Burning Spear and Linton Kwesi Johnson, but didn’t really know much about dub music beyond a Bob Marley record produced by Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry he’d given me called ‘African Herbsman’”, he goes on.“I started dabbling in dub off the back of that.