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Rhiannon Fish and Christopher Russell will be heating up your TV screens this weekend in the new Hallmark Channel original movie A Costa Rican Wedding.

The seas are changing as Nat Geo has axed one of its longest-running series.

Courtney Howard It’s been a few decades since last we saw Jean Reno playing a withdrawn curmudgeon protecting a pint-sized charge in “The Professional.” Now, with director David Schurmann’s “My Penguin Friend,” it’s a welcome return to a winning formula. In the Brazilian filmmaker’s tender-hearted, all-ages adventure, Reno plays a grief-stricken father who gains a small, sweet companion after rescuing him from polluted waters.

Mum-of-two Kate Hall has revealed a series of freezer food hacks that she believes could save Brits a significant amount of money.

The Edinburgh Fringe is well underway, which means the streets of Edinburgh are full of locals and tourists alike.

Jammie Dodgers has stirred up a frenzy after unveiling its latest whacky creation.

Vince Vaughn is back on the red carpet!

Sometimes, following your unique dreams can lead you to win unexpected rewards in coveted places. At least, this was the case for the Chinese-born writer-director Wendi Tang. In the surrealist drama Fishtank, which won the grand prize in the Tribeca Chanel Through Her Lends program, a young woman named Jules (Tiffany Chu), coming to terms with her year-long sobriety, finds herself with a new affliction: vomiting up goldfish when triggered by anxiety. However, things take an unexpected turn when she meets a fish enthusiast. 

A mum screamed 'hysterically' that her daughter was dead after she drank hot chocolate containing cows milk despite her having a severe dairy allergy.

What happens when you’ve exhausted all options and cast your last line of hope into the sea of unattainable American Dreams? This is the question posed by co-writer and director Justin Kim WooSŏk in his Korean American short film Sarajin. Making its debut at the Oscar-qualifying HollyShorts Film Festival, the story follows an unobtrusive but diligent snow crab fisherman (Jongman Kim) struggling to make ends meet for his immigrant family. When the snow crab that he and the rest of the fishing village depend on suddenly disappear due to climate change, he and his family have to decide whether to stay or leave their new home behind.

A 13-year-old girl suffered an "immediate reaction" after just one sip of a Costa Coffee hot chocolate that was supposed to be made with soya milk, an inquest has heard.

Liam Payne is enjoying a rare night out with his girlfriend.

Messy eaters rejoice - there's no need to throw away your pizza-stained clothes anymore.

Catfish star Nev Schulman broke his neck after his motorcycle collided with a truck in New York City. The 39-year-old star of the iconic MTV show shared that the terrifying incident took place on Monday, 5 August, on his journey to collect son Cy, two, from preschool.The avid marathon runner broke his the C5 and C6 vertebrae in his neck - which sit either side of where the spinal nerve exits the spinal cord - and said he was "lucky to be alive". "I never made it to pick up my son from school on the bike," he shared.

Banksy has confirmed he has painted a seventh piece of artwork on a London police box.The elusive artist took to Instagram to show off his latest piece of fish swimming on the glass-fronted box on Ludgate Hill, which appeared overnight, near The Old Bailey and St Paul’s Cathedral.Over the course of the week, seven different animal-based images have appeared across the capital, each one claimed by the enigmatic Bristol-based artist.It began on Monday (August 5) with a stencilled goat mural perching precariously on a ledge in Richmond, followed on Tuesday by two elephants almost touching trunks outside windows in Chelsea.A post shared by Banksy (@banksy)Wednesday saw the arrival of three monkeys swinging from a bridge in Shoreditch, while on Thursday a wolf howling at the moon from a satellite dish in Peckham was almost immediately stolen.On Friday, a fish and chip shop in Walthamstow suddenly had two pelicans eating fish outside it, and yesterday, a stretching cat appeared on a wooden advertising hoarding on Edgware Road.Unlike his previous work, Banksy’s latest piece does not feature black silhouette pictures.Police said in a statement via BBC News that they were also aware of criminal damage to the police box and were liaising with City of London Corporation which owns it.The governing body of the City of London added: “We’re aware of the works on the City of London police box on Ludgate Hill.

Nev Schulman is thankfully okay after a horrible accident.

Hugh Jackman is explaining his superhero diet.

For many, holidays to Croatia are about sun, sea and relaxing (or perhaps partying, but also about food. Fresh, locally sourced produce is abundant all along this country's stunning coastline, so it’s easy to see why so many great restaurants can be found at some of the most popular holiday hot spots. We pick five of the best to look out for on your next trip to the Adriatic.

Banksy has offered an explanation for this week’s string of surprise new artworks, as a sixth piece popped up in London.Over the course of the week, six different animal-based images have popped up across the capital, each one claimed by the enigmatic Bristol-based artist via his Instagram.It began on Monday (August 5) with a stencilled goat mural perching precariously on a ledge in Richmond, followed on Tuesday by two elephants almost touching trunks outside windows in Chelsea.A post shared by Banksy (@banksy)A post shared by Banksy (@banksy)Wednesday saw the arrival of three monkeys swinging from a bridge in Shoreditch, while on Thursday a wolf howling at the moon from a satellite dish in Peckham was almost immediately stolen.On Friday, a fish and chip show in Walthamstow found itself with two pelicans eating fish outside it, and now today, a stretching cat has appeared on a wooden advertising hoarding on Edgware Road.A post shared by Banksy (@banksy)A post shared by Banksy (@banksy)The black silhouettes have been inspiring discussions all week about their potential political resonance at a time when the country has been subjected to far-right riots, but now the artist has reportedly provided his own explanation for his work.The Observer report via Banksy’s support organisation Pest Control Office that his intention with the project is to bring cheer to the public mood with uplifting and surprising moments of joy or amusement, with an emphasis on humans’ capacity for creativity rather than destruction.The report adds that the public can expect more new works in the series “for a few days more”.A post shared by Banksy (@banksy)A post shared by Banksy (@banksy)It follows on from a more definitely politically-motivated

The Mediterranean diet has been making waves on social media, with claims that it can aid weight loss and combat diabetes.

For years, the Mediterranean diet has been named by people looking for a healthier lifestyle. It's currently causing a stir on social media too - amid claims it can help people lose weight and fight off the threat of diabetes.