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supports HTML5 videoCardi B wailed as she watched a yacht sink before her very eyes while on holiday over the weekend.The 29-year-old WAP rapper filmed the troubled boat as it plunged deeper and deeper into the water, while hilariously commentating on the scenes at hand.‘What the f*ck? Oh my, it’s sinking! Ya’ll see this?’ Cardi was heard yelling with her voice getting more flustered.‘Oh my God, they can’t do nothing? There ain’t no big boat that could save it?’ she continued.Seconds later, Cardi was heard adding: ‘It’s gone… it’s gone.’It was at this point that she then started yelling: ‘Bye-bye.

Tipping Point fans have shared a big frustration about the latest episode.Tuesday's edition (May 17) of the ITV quiz show saw viewers ruffled by the loudness of one particular contestant, as retired council worker Jenni from Derbyshire appeared on the programme.As the contest got underway, viewers picked up on the fact that Jenni was frequently interrupting her fellow players as well as Tipping Point host Ben Shephard.Some viewers were left so fed up with Jenni's antics that they even confessed to being left 'reaching for the mute button' while discussing the episode with other Tipping Point fans on Twitter.One disgruntled viewer wrote: "I think I might have to put this on mute #tippingpoint."Another commented: "Today's episode is happily sponsored by the mute button."A third said: "Can Jenni please stop with commentary, it's not a sports match."Meanwhile, a fourth viewer added: "Shut up with the commenting Jenni!!""Jenni's annoying me so much with her incessant wittering, I've switched channels!!!" Another concluded.Jenni also drew ire from viewers after deeming the Tipping Point machine "nasty".After failing to cause a big counter fall with her first drop, Jenni complained: "That was nasty."How could it do that?"It wasn't to be her day on the show as she failed to make the grand final.Jenni appeared on the episode alongside contestants Victoria and Dom.While she managed to make it through to the second round following Victoria's early exit from the episode, Jenni was later bested by Dom who made it through to the final round.Jenni's appearance on the programme comes after a contestant on Monday's show left Tipping Point viewers cringing by yelling "come to mummy".

Scott Disick is feeling some type of way about Khloé Kardashian‘s body!

Martin Lewis has waded in with his thoughts on The Games as viewers continue to be left divided over the format. Viewers are now three days in to the ITV show which sees 12 celebs pushed out of their comfort zones and competing in Olympic-style events.

Snooker referee Desislava Bozhilova had to bang on the commentary box window and tell broadcasters to keep quiet during Thursday's afternoon session at the Crucible.The incident happened during the opening session of the semi-final match between Judd Trump and Mark Williams. With Trump preparing to take a pot, a knocking sound could be heard off-camera. As the Crucible crowd roared with laughter, Eurosport commentators informed viewers about the disturbance.

Jamie Carragher echoed one of Gary Neville’s most iconic moments of commentary after Divock Origi headed Liverpool’s vital second goal against Everton. The beloved super-sub came off the bench to haunt the Toffees’ once again shortly after Andrew Robertson put Jurgen Klopp’s side into the lead.

Will Smith’s Oscar punch aided “this long-held perception…that men of color can’t control their rage and anger.”Melvin has talked openly about raising his biracial children as a black father and called the Best Actor winner’s actions “really disappointing.”The 42-year-old host has two children, son Delano, 8, and daughter Sybil, 5, with his white sports anchor wife Lindsay Czarniak.He said on air Monday morning: “It was really disappointing.”“If you’re rearing a boy, especially in this country, you spend so much time talking to our kids about keeping your hands to yourself, controlling your emotions and then there’s also this long-held perception in this country that man of color, especially, can’t control their rage and their anger and to see someone who’s been that beloved for decades – it was troubling on so many levels,” he added.Melvin’s comments quickly drew comments on Twitter. Michael Todd Brown tweeted: said: “You never cease to amaze me. You also have a duty to represent and protect ‘men of color.’ Your on air comments did nothing but add fuel to an already volatile situation and are nothing more than another form of Black on Black crime.”Jonathan Green wrote: “You are wrong Craig, Men of Color has nothing to do with Will slapping the heck out Chris Rock.

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One week after paying tribute to Ukraine in its cold open, Saturday Night Live this week went for laughs by skewering Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham for taking pro-Vladimir Putin stances as Russia threatened its neighbor.

Kamila Valieva‘s controversial time at the Beijing Olympics is over.

Blake Shelton likes to poke fun at his wife.

Cheering from the sidelines. After Leslie Jones claimed she was “blocked” from commenting on the Olympics on social media, NBC has released a statement explaining and rectifying their gaffe.

Leslie Jones has built a cult fan following for her funny banter and genuine excitement surrounding the Olympic games. But it seems that time is coming to a close.

college before being thrust into the “real world.” The uncertainty ahead leads many of us to cling to those last joyous weeks with friends in a setting that has turned into something of a home. In Carey Williams’ outstanding Emergency, adapted from his short film of the same name, best friends and roommates Kunle (Donald Elise Watkins) and Sean (RJ Cyler) are about to embark on an epic night touring the school’s frat parties with hopes of making it into the Black Student Union’s Hall of Fame. However, what appears to be a comedy about Black men in their final weeks at their predominantly white college becomes a gripping commentary on racism and humanity.  Kunle and Sean could not be more different.

Khloe Kardashian is no stranger to criticism, but it hits a certain sore spot when people come after the way she parents her 3-year-old daughter, True. In an interview with published on Friday,the 37-year-old reality star opened up about how no matter what she posts on social media, someone always has something negative to say and how she's learned to turn the other cheek despite it striking a nerve. «I have my days,» Khloe told the magazine while discussing how she feels about there being so much attention on her personal life.

Jennifer Lawrence will soon be seen in “Don’t Look Up”, the comedy-drama from writer/director Adam McKay (“Vice”), part of an all-star cast that also includes Timothée Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett, Jonah Hill and Ariana Grande.

England fans are pleading for ITV to bring back Clive Tyldesley after Sam Matterface's 'embarrassing' and 'awful' commentary against San Marino.

all commentary on his body – ‘good or bad’ – to stop and posting a compliment on his appearance directly below.The 21 Jump Street actor, 37, was praised by many as he uploaded a post on Instagram on Wednesday, explaining that the comments don’t ‘feel good’.‘I know you mean well but I kindly ask that you not comment on my body,’ he penned to his 3.1million followers. ‘Good or bad I want to politely let you know it’s not helpful and doesn’t feel good.

Prince Harry while admitting that he often sympathises with Meghan Markle, following their decision to step down as senior working royals.Prince Harry, 36, and Meghan, 40, announced in January 2020 that they would no longer be working members of The Royal Family and instead would be living as private citizens in the United States.Since their controversial announcement, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made claims against the Mountbatten-Windsor family, claiming one relative raised concerns over the colour of their then-unborn son's skin colour.Now, Channel 5's Jeremy Vine, 56, has waded in on the drama, believing that Harry occasionally has himself to blame.Speaking to The Express, Jeremy noted that discussions surrounding the Sussexes

Rose McGowan is standing behind Nicki Minaj.

This weekend is a night for comebacks and some are more unexpected than others.