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Addison Rae is one of the biggest stars born out of TikTok, but her talents are bringing her onto the Hollywood scene as a singer, dancer and actress.

Alabama Barker is one proud daughter.

Australia is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful places in the world. Rich in culture, history, wildlife, and breath-taking vistas — not to mention all that gorgeous sunshine — you’d be hard-pressed to find somewhere more spectacular to live.

While we've been graced with some sunny days, it's not always been ideal for drying clothes outdoors. With darker evenings and a crisp autumn air creeping in, we'll soon have no choice but to bring our laundry inside.

, it's time to assess all of the fall makeup trends we need to keep on our radar. It's never too early to get a jumpstart and begin thinking about our next makeup era(s), and from what we can see, it's a tale of two halves.Fresh, peppy, preppy skin will take some of us—"glowy, dewy makeup" has overtaken matte this season—while is also having a moment.

is engaged, she confirmed the happy news at the Venice Film Festival in the form of her gigantic diamond engagement ring. The singer and actor flashed her giant rock for the cameras on September 3, giving us all our first peek at the stone since she inadvertently revealed her engagement to Michael Polansky at the Paris Olympics earlier in the summer.Gaga paired the stunning new ring with a sculptural black mini dress, which was adorned with jumbo white polka dots and an oversized bow detail at the front, along with ruffled bell sleeves. She styled the girly 'fit with an equally girly, but uncharacteristically simple, half-up hairstyle, black tights, and pointed-toe black pumps.

TikTok users have been jumping on the ‘Fridgescaping’ trend in recent weeks, many of them paying homage to Bridgerton, but what exactly is ‘Fridgescaping’?The viral trend has seen countless users sharing images of the insides of their fridges online, with some of them choosing to invoke the period aesthetic of the Netflix romantic drama, the third season of which premiered on the streaming platform earlier this summer.Some have been excited to get in on the act with ‘Fridgescaping’, while others are much more suspicious of its usefulness, or even hygienic safety. Read on for everything you need to know to understand the craze.1. Start Small – It’s easy to go all in and go overboard immediately.

Jewel has shared her support for Chappell Roan for setting boundaries with creepy fans and members of the public.Last month, Roan criticised the “weird” and “creepy” behaviour of some fans in a series of TikTok posts, lambasting the “entitled” attitude of some.On TikTok, Roan said: “If you saw a random woman on the street, would you yell at her from the car window? Would you harass her in public? Would you go up to a random lady and say, ‘Can I get a photo with you?’ And she’s like, ‘No, what the fuck?’ And then you get mad at this random lady?”In a separate post on Instagram, Roan then called out the “predatory behaviour” of so-called “superfans”, stressing that “women don’t owe you shit”.Roan made the distinction between her work and her private life, adding: “I don’t agree with the notion that I owe a mutual exchange of energy, time, or attention to people I do not know, do not trust, or who creep me out – just because they’re expressing admiration. Women do not owe you a reason why they don’t want to be touched or talked to.”She went on to clarify that the post had “nothing to do” with her love and gratitude to her fans who respect her boundaries and have helped her career.Now, Jewel has expressed her support for Roan and shared some anecdotes of the types of harassment she has faced as a woman in the music industry.She speaks about being chased in airports, receiving death threats, and a story about someone leaving fire bombs outside her house.

Charli XCX has officially declared an end to ‘Brat’ summer in a new post on social media today (September 2).Charli XCX’s seventh album ‘Brat’ has been at the centre of its own cultural phenomenon since it was released back in June. Its simple lime green artwork became a meme, while fans on social media have embraced the record’s hedonistic aesthetic and attitude.Charli XCX tweeted “Kamala IS brat”, following Joe Biden endorsing Kamala Harris as his successor in the 2024 US presidential race, leading to political pundits embarrassingly trying and failing to explain the ‘Brat’ phenomenon.Among the countless ways that her album has taken over the summer is Chappell Roan sharing a selfie holding a CD copy of ‘Brat’, leading fans to believe that she will feature on a forthcoming Charli track, and Charli recently bringing the album to Ibiza for a ‘Party Girl’-inspired set at the Boiler Room.‘Brat’ was also nominated for the Mercury Prize and received much critical acclaim with a string of five and four star reviews.Now, on social media, Charli has declared ‘Brat’ summer officially over, writing: “goodbye forever brat summer.”The musician also shared a series of clips on Instagram that show some of the key moments from ‘Brat’ summer, including the viral TikTok dance to ‘Apple’ .

Katie Price has opened up about a new documentary about her life and career which is set to air later on this month. Channel 5 has commissioned a one hour documentary, Katie Price: Where Did The Money Go?, from ITN Productions, with the show making its way onto our screens on Sunday, 8 September at 9pm.The documentary will reportedly explore the 46 year old’s career and life from the beginning of her career up until the present day and will take a look at Katie’s time in the limelight, after she has spent almost 30 years in the public eye.

Brits are warning that Turkey could become a ghost town "within years", with spiralling costs at tourist favourites deterring visitors.

Take note coin collectors, there's a special 20p out there to find!

Coconuts are a beloved exotic fruit that many enjoy in their juices.

Much to the upset of her loyal fans, Adele has confirmed she’s preparing to take a hard-earned break.

@heiratet started the trend last month by posting the dolphin imagery played to the hit 2017 song, with the message, “I’m depressed.”The video has over 1 million views and sparked the ongoing trend. The account has continued posting the same content with different messages like “I have social anxiety,” “I overthink everything,” “My mental health is gone,” “I want to give up my whole life,” and “I’m scared of people.”More TikTokers joined in on the trend, to the point where it has taken over the “For You” page on TikTok.Larsson, 26, eventually caught wind of the trend that features her song and made her own video with the dolphin imagery.

While many Oasis fans desperately tried and failed to buy tickets for the band's first gigs in 16 years, one man has managed to cash in.

The return to school can stir up emotions, but knowing your children are well-prepared can ease the burden a bit – and you can help them to get ready.

Adele shared some sad news with her fans while onstage during her German residency this weekend.

Nicki Minaj’s controversial husband is in hot water on social media.

“Slim Pickins” for parents to find a child-appropriate tune on Sabrina Carpenter’s latest album.The 12-track LP, titled “Short n’ Sweet,” is chock-full of innuendos, expletives and sexually charged lyrics, which have caused a stir online among listeners.“Juno” — one of the more popular songs from the album — features lyrics in which a crooning Carpenter describes herself as “so f—ing horny.”Parents in particular are witnessing — or rather, hearing — the consequences of letting their kids listen to the explicit version of the songs.Mom Brielle Cherie admitted the hit “Please Please Please” had been “on repeat” and that her son had memorized a curse word in the catchiest part of the tune, belting out the word “motherf—er” on camera.“MOMS… be careful out there,” she captioned the TikTok clip, on which Carpenter commented that she was “so sorry” and announced she “dropped the clean” version. “I’m afraid there’s no going back at this point it’s a bop he will not forget lol,” Cherie added.

When Lucy Edwards was 16 years old, she met the love of her life. Just two months later, she lost her eyesight due to a condition called incontinentia pigmenti when she was 17. But twelve years later, Lucy and her now-husband Ollie’s relationship had gone from strength to strength and last year their wedding went viral over their decision to blindfold their guests.