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Julia Fox is not worried about Kanye West and Kim Kardashian’s divorce drama, revealing they are officially a couple and confessing she is not jealous about the rapper’s “residual feelings” for the famous Kardashian.And while the actress is not worried at all, Kanye has declared he has different priorities, taking to Instagram to beg God to bring his family back together.Julia was featured on Alex Cooper’s podcast ‘Call Her Daddy,’ and opened up about the media attention she is receiving and her relationship with Kanye. “Listen, I’m sure there’s still some sort of residual feelings, and it’s normal, it’s human,” she shared, adding that she also knows “that he’s with me now.”The star is confident of her romance with the singer, even explaining during the interview that she calls him “my boyfriend and he calls me his girlfriend”Julia recently responded to breakup rumors with Kanye, after she deleted photos with him on her Instagram account and unfollowed several Kardashian fan accounts.“I unfollowed the fan accounts because I was tired of seeing myself, OK?” she shared on her Instagram Stories, adding, “And I took the f–king photos down because I read the comments and everyone was like, ‘Oh my God, you clearly only posted photos where you looked good in.’”The former couple are currently in a social media back and forth, with the rapper posting photos of Kim with their children on his Instagram account with the intention of bringing their family back together, after Kim’s recent Vogue cover story where she revealed she is putting herself first, “I’m going to make myself happy.

Zoe Saldana is filming Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and sharing with her legion of fans how she spends her free time in between takes.

The owners of popular Stockport tiki bar Tahiti are gutted after a burst pipe flooded all four floors of its premises, causing £75,000 worth of damage.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentMK2 Films, the banner behind Joachim Trier’s Oscar-nominated “The Worst Person in the World,” has boarded “Nezouh,” from Syrian director Soudade Kaadan.The drama, set against the backdrop of the conflict in Damascus, marks Kaadan’s follow up to her 2018 feature debut, “The Day I Lost My Shadow,” which won the Lion of the Future prize at Venice. Her 2019 short “Aziza,” meanwhile, won the Sundance Grand Jury Prize.Co-financed by BFI, which awarded National Lottery funding, and Film4, “Nezouh” is an allegorical tale of female emancipation.The movie follows 14-year-old Zeina and her family, whose lives are shaken after a bomb rips a giant hole in the roof of their building, exposing them to the outside world.

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Glamour.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.“She knew that it wouldn’t go anywhere,” Debbie Robinson said, of her daughter’s refusal to report her alleged gang rape in the military.For over a year, O’Donnell and her team chased down documents, painstakingly reviewed thousands of pages and over 15 years of military reports, and worked with survivors who said they feared retaliation if they spoke out. “These are honestly the hardest interviews I’ve ever done in my life. And I’ve interviewed presidents and world leaders.” But it was worth it, she says.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent“Call My Agent!” producer Mother Production and Charles Gillibert’s CG Cinéma (“Annette”) are joining forces to create TV production label Les Saisons. The outfit will kick off with the series adaptation of Leïla Slimani’s critically acclaimed novel “Le Pays des autres.”Slimani’s novel, which was published in more than 30 countries and sold 670,000 units in France, is part of a trilogy charting the tumultuous love story between a young French woman and a Moroccan soldier.

Manchester City have confirmed the kick off date and time for their FA Cup Fifth Round tie with Peterborough United.

Manchester United youngster Dylan Levitt was lavished with praise after scoring a stunning goal on loan at Dundee United.

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Liverpool, Real Madrid, Manchester United and England striker has been left baffled by the growing obsession with assists, saying that measuring them as equal is "b*******". That caught the eye of former Arsenal, Barcelona and Chelsea playmaker Fabregas, who has explained how setting up a goal can sometimes be twice as hard as the finish.Their conversation has got plenty of attention on Twitter, with the likes of Bruno Fernandes and Kevin De Bruyne unlikely to agree having managed 11 each so far this season.

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Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Manchester City finally ended their wait for a Champions League final with an utterly superb performance against PSG on Tuesday night.The Sky Blues took the lead after just 11 minutes as Riyad Mahrez turned in Kevin de Bruyne’s blocked shot.Hosts City soaked up the PSG pressure without looking like conceding, before launching some dangerous looking counter-attacks.And that is exactly what happened just after the hour mark when Phil Foden squared to Mahrez for his second of the night.Angel di Maria’s unforgivable stamp which to led a sending off and the all too familiar glum look on Neymar’s face said it all in the end.So as City now prepare to face either

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Paris Saint-Germain are looking to reach the Champions League final for the second season in a row but they will have to overturn a first leg deficit if they are to knock out Manchester City. In the first leg of their semi-final clash, PSG took the lead through Marquinhos, before second-half goals from Kevin de Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez earned City a 2-1 win.With City scoring two important away goals, PSG will need to complete a remarkable turnaround in the second leg in order to progress to the final.However, there are plenty of examples of dramatic second leg comebacks that Mauricio Pochettino's side can draw inspiration from and Daily Star Sport has taken a look at five of the best.

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