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Wednesday actor Jenna Ortega has recalled the “terrifying” time she had to act as if she was taking the drug ecstasy.Speaking to The Wall Street Journal, Ortega recalled the months of preparation she did for a scene in The Fallout where her character has to take the drug.“Before the project started, I remember thinking, How do you be high on ecstasy?” she said, explaining that her preparation for roles before that was less intense. In real life, “you never know what you’re going to say next or what your next facial expression is going to be, so I try not to do that for characters,” she told the publication.Going back to her role in The Fallout, she continued: “I’d film myself doing crazy things in my room.”On the day of shooting her scene, director Megan Park asked Ortega to do walk down a staircase, something she hadn’t rehearsed at home.

Manchester City have secured a historic treble after a stunning victory in Istanbul. Tonight's 1-0 win over Inter Milan in Turkey represents the spectacular culmination of a project which began in 2008, when the club was taken over by the Abu Dhabi United Group.

The heartbroken dad of tragic teen Grace Handling is ramping up his campaign for a law change targeting drug dealers. Stewart Handling will directly lobby law chiefs undertaking a review of homicide laws.

The grieving dad of a teenager who died after taking ecstasy has called for a law targeting killer drug dealers.

Irvine Vics went from ecstasy to agony as Vale of Clyde snatched a dramatic draw with virtually the last kick of the game.

“I started smoking cannabis, taking amphetamines and ecstasy when I was 13-years-old”, Tina admits. Living in a children’s home, she says it was really easy to get hold of’ as a youngster with no stability in her life.

Leeds Festival over the weekend.West Yorkshire police were reportedly called to Leeds Festival on Saturday night (August 27) around 10.16pm and were informed that after falling ill, the teenage boy had been taken to a medical tent.The unnamed festival goer was taken to hospital but died early on Sunday (August 28). His parents have been informed.Officers have launched an investigation into the teenager’s suspected drug-related death.

Reading & Leeds Festival has issued a fresh warning about the use of drugs at their festivals, noting that “ecstasy deaths appear to be rising year on year”.The twin festivals will return from August 26-28, with the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Dave and The 1975 all headlining.Both Reading and Leeds outline their drugs policy on their respective websites, which states: “This festival does not condone the use of drugs. It is illegal to buy, sell or take drugs.

Festival-goers are being warned of super-strong 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' pills this summer. Drug testing charity The Loop said it found tablets with more than double the normal amount of MDMA at this year's Secret Garden Party in Cambridgeshire.

Kim Kardashian made the eyebrow-raising claim that her first marriage had taken place under the influence of ecstasy.Though most knew about her ill-fated second marriage to Kris Humphries, when she called it quits after a mere 72 days as husband and wife, and her third marriage to high profile rapper Kanye West, her teenage nuptials were once shrouded in secrecy.Kim first shot to fame in 2007 following a sex-tape with her ex-boyfriend Ray-J, a singer who is the first cousin of rapper Snoop Dogg, and the launch of her family's reality show TV series Keeping Up With The Kardashians.She had burst into tears on the show after the video showing intimate scenes between her and her boyfriend was leaked to the world.However, that wasn't the first time her colourful love life caused her trouble.Dating back to her teenage years, Kim had a four year marriage with music producer Damon Thomas."I got married on ecstasy," she confessed during an unearthed TV episode, admitting it had been the first time she had taken the drug.She told her wide-eyed sister Kendall: "I did ecstasy once and I got married.

NSW Health on Friday issued a public health alert about high-dose MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy tablets, circulating in the community. The advisory was issued following the seizure of tablets – containing twice the average dosage of MDMA – by NSW Police. According to NSW Health, the high-dose MDMA tablets were “pink in colour, irregular shaped and marked with an Audi logo.” “(The high-dose MDMA tablets) can cause severe agitation and paranoia, raised body temperature, seizures or fits, irregular heart rhythm and death,” Medical Director of the NSW Poisons Information Centre, Dr Darren Roberts, said in a statement. “While one MDMA tablet alone can cause life-threatening toxicity, the risk is greatly increased if high doses or multiple MDMA tablets are consumed over a short period, or if MDMA is consumed in combination with other stimulants, such as cocaine,” said Dr Roberts and asked anyone who felt unwell after consuming MDMA to call Triple Zero. In its advisory, NSW Health said that MDMA or ecstasy tablets were often “poorly manufactured” and the current dose of the tablets circulating in NSW “varied by up to six-fold.”Among the common effects to look out for after consuming MDMA include, “feeling really hot and sweaty, lightheadedness, rigid muscles (e.g.

COVID lockdowns and police operations against supply chains has led to a sharp and potentially harmful increase in fake MDMA, the study published in the Drug Science, Policy and Law journal claimed.Festival goers are therefore being warned about an “unprecedented shift” in the UK MDMA drug market, which has seen huge changes between 2019 and 2021 when Brexit was enacted and COVID lockdowns came into force.The Loop is testing @Parklifefest again this weekend & we are very keen to see what is in circulation this summer. We envisage it is more like 2019 but there are still some cathinones in circulation & a few sock drawer & old stock legacy pills from last year doing the rounds.

A.D. Amorosi The power of Nick Cave had forever hinged on summoning the spirits of the dark.Be it his time as frantic frontman to the clamorous Birthday Party, or since the 1984 start of a menacing solo career with the floating membership of the Bad Seeds by his side, Cave’s catalog of violence-driven characters and furiously dire narratives cut like a knife, fresh with blood and amped-up with post-punk gospel fervor.That all of this changed in 2015, with the tragic accidental death of Cave’s 15-year-old son, Arthur, exemplified “the crack in everything” that Leonard Cohen, a noted inspiration to Cave, wrote of on “Anthem”: “That’s how the light gets in.”From Cave’s family tragedy, a second family emerged: that of a devoted fan base who showered the singer and author with warmth and comfort beyond fandom.

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Jada Pinkett Smith has talked about her frequent drug use in the past during her hit Facebook Watch series.The wife of Will Smith admitted on Wednesday's episode of Red Table Talk that she very often did drugs and drank alcohol in the Nineties.And the beauty even admitted that she passed out on the set of The Nutty Professor from a bad batch of Ecstasy, a psychoactive drug that increases empathy.But when the Hollywood staple reached for a third bottle of wine one night she realized she had a problem and quit cold turkey.

Jada Pinkett Smith spoke candidly about her struggle with addiction on Wednesday’s “Red Table Talk”.

Terminator 2 character John Connor while he was on ecstasy.Connor, who is 10 years old in the sequel, is the son of Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese.

ecstasy has backed calls to review Scotland’s “ghastly” not proven verdict after watching the man who gave her the drug walk free from court.Grace Handling was 13 when she died after taking pills given to her by Callum Owens at his home in Irvine, Ayrshire, on the last day of school in June 2018.Owens went on trial at the High Court in Glasgow last year accused of killing Grace and admitted he had supplied the youngster with the tablets before finding her dead and fleeing.The 20-year-old was acquitted of culpable ­homicide when a jury found the case against him not proven.Grace’s dad Stewart, 51, is backing calls by First Minister Nicola ­Sturgeon for a review of the verdict, which is only open to jurors in ­Scotland, saying it is robbing

at least of hell.The thing is, our minds are playing tricks on us—the closeness of the vaccine really isn’t an illusion, we really are almost there. If you’ve made it this far following most of the rules, doing your best to keep yourself and others safe, that’s a mammoth accomplishment.

John Fletcher, who was known by the stage name “Ecstasy” while performing with the early rap group Whodini, has died, according to the group’s Grand Master Dee and numerous friends. He was 56 and the cause of death was not revealed.

#whodini q pic.twitter.com/6RGuOankWlJermaine Dupri followed suit, sharing a video of the late star on Twitter.‘My God, this one hurts me so bad, I can’t even believe I’m posting this, Ex you know I love you,’ he said.‘Thank you for every word, every conversation every good time, may your soul Rest In Power.’UK poised to make historic Brexit deal with EU as deadline loomsStranded lorry drivers clash with police as testing begins to end blockadeBurglars trash 94-year-old pensioner's home just before ChristmasHe formed their group with Jalil in 1982, with their debut single, Magic’s Wand, dropping that same year.Grandmaster Dee joined the fold four years later.The group cemented their space in music history as Magic’s Wand became the first