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It has been 15 years since Amy Adams’ Giselle found her happily ever after in Enchanted .

Martin Lewis has urged people to keep an eye on their phones as the Metropolitan Police are texting potential scam victims.

Sitting this one out. Ivanka Trump likely won’t be involved in dad Donald Trump‘s newly announced presidential campaign, an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

What might’ve been. Love Is Blind alum Bartise Bowden thinks that if he’d said yes to his former fiancée, Nancy Rodriguez, at the altar, they’d still be together today.

Former Hibs boss Alan Stubbs has warned his old club they risk turning into the Watford of the Scottish game if they sack under-fire Lee Johnson.

Recent figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that at the end of July, 2022 there were more than three million people across the UK claiming support through Personal Independence Payments (PIP). This was an increase of more than 52,000 since April and also indicated that just over one in three claimants (35%) is receiving the highest level of award.

Ange Postecoglou knows exactly what fans in the stands in his homeland will be thinking about these Sydney Cup clashes. Because if he wasn’t Celtic manager he would be right in there with them.

He’s perfectly fine! Joe Jonas isn’t surprised tickets to ex Taylor Swift’s Eras tour are in high demand — but he’d still love to purchase a pair for wife Sophie Turner. 

Customers who bought items from Made.com before it went into administration are being advised to submit a claim to get their money back if their order doesn't arrive by November 25.

Communities will be left on "the brink of destitution" if Jeremy Hunt carries out plans to slash billions of pounds in public spending, the deputy leader of Scotland's largest council has warned.

Danny Masterson is a “defendant for whom no never meant no,” said Deputy LA County District Attorney Reinhold Mueller today in his closing argument in the former That ‘70s Show star’s rape trial. “If you were incapacitated in his bed, he would rape you,” the prosecutor said in a downtown LA courtroom Tuesday of the alleged incidents at Masterson’s Hollywood Hills home in the early years of the 21st century.

There are more than 20 million people across the UK claiming benefits or State Pension from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Some benefits such as Universal Credit can be a lifeline for those out of work or on a low income, providing crucial financial support to cope with daily living costs.

World Cup-bound Japan have placed Ange Postecoglou atop their wanted list if they make a managerial change after the Qatar showpiece.

When travelling on our holidays, we're normally forced to turn our phones to flight mode while on a plane.

As controversy continues to swirl around World Cup hosts Qatar, and with the tournament due to begin next Sunday, British comedian Joe Lycett has said he will give £10,000 to charities that support gay people in football if David Beckham pulls out of a reported £10 million deal to act as an ambassador for the event. If Beckham does not, Lycett said he would put the money through a shredder and livestream himself doing so ahead of the opening ceremony. 

Anyone who grew up in Scotland will know that it's home to some of the tastiest and most unique sweets in the world. Whether you were a child in the 1960s or the 1990s, you're sure to have eaten many yummy treats you still remember today.

A post shared by Joe Lycett (@joelycett)“You’re the first premiership footballer to do shoots with gay magazines like Attitude, to speak openly about your gay fans, and you married a Spice Girl, which is the gayest thing a human being can do.”Joe went on: “But now it’s 2022. And you signed a reported £10m deal with Qatar to be their ambassador during the FIFA World Cup.“Qatar was voted as one of the worst places in the world to be gay.“Homosexuality is illegal, punishable by imprisonment and, if you’re Muslim, possibly even death.”Joe told David that, as he had “always talked about the power of football as a force for good”, he wanted to give him “a choice”.He revealed: “If you end your relationship with Qatar, I’ll donate this £10,000 of my own money, as a grand for every million you’re reportedly getting, to charities that support queer people in football.“However, if you do not, by midday next Sunday [20 November] I will throw this money into a shredder just before the opening ceremony of the World Cup and stream it live on a website I’ve registered called benderslikebeckham.com.”Joe added: “Not just the money, but also your status as a gay icon will be shredded.

Tanya McQuoid-Hunt (Jennifer Coolidge) consults a psychic to see if her husband Greg (Jon Gries) still loves her in the third episode of The White Lotus Season 2.The end of last week's episode - Italian Dream - found Tanya waking up in the middle of the night and overhearing Greg talking to another woman.This week's episode - Bull Elephants - also features Harper (Aubrey Plaza) hanging out with Daphne (Meghan Fahy) while their husbands Ethan (Will Sharpe) and Cameron (Theo James) party without them. Psychic: Tanya McQuoid-Hunt (Jennifer Coolidge) consults a psychic to see if her husband Greg (Jon Gries) still loves her in the third episode of The White Lotus Season 2 Talking: The end of last week's episode - Italian Dream - found Tanya waking up in the middle of the night and overhearing Greg talking to another woman Hanging out: This week's episode - Bull Elephants - also features Harper (Aubrey Plaza) hanging out with Daphne (Meghan Fahy) while their husbands Ethan (Will Sharpe) and Cameron (Theo James) party without themThe episode begins with a new morning in Sicily, with Valentina (Sabrina Impacciatore) going to get her coffee when a man tries to hit on her and she brushes him off.She leaves the coffee shop while Will runs past him.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me out Of Here's Jill Scott made a cheeky jibe at Matt Hancock during Sunday night's show after he was picked as one of the camp leaders.

Aaron Carter “died without leaving a will”, which means the State of California will now decide whether his 11-month-old son Prince inherits his estate.The musician shocked the world with his death at the age of 34 last week. Aaron was found at his home in California on Saturday, November 5, with reps for the late pop star confirming the sad news of his death. They said at the time: “We are extremely saddened and shocked to confirm the passing of Aaron Carter today.“We ask that you give the family time and they will have more information when available.”They also stated that a cause of death is currently being investigated.It has since been reported that the inheritance of Aaron’s estate will be determined by the State of California. The musician leaves behind his on/off fiancée, Melanie Martin, as well as his young son Prince.He welcomed the 11-month-old boy with Melanie back in November, 2021. Due to the turbulent relationship between the pair, the LA County Department of Children and Family Services removed Prince from the couple’s home earlier this year.The infant has been living with Aaron’s mother since September, and it is not yet clear whether he stands to inherit his estate after the star failed to leave behind a will.Family sources told TMZ that the star’s attorney had advised him to make a will before his death, given that he had a child depending on him, but that he had not done so. The outlet went on to claim that the star was “not in a good place financially” before he died and that he was “living hand-to-mouth”.It should be noted that in most States, including the state of California, a child generally inherits a single parent’s estate - even if no will is left behind. Aaron’s former partner Melanie said

Lindsay Lohan is talking about if she’s down to make sequels to some of her past film hits like Freaky Friday and Mean Girls.