Tara Reid Talks Being A Media Target And Reveals Not Getting Married Or Having A Baby Hurt Her Career!

Avenged Sevenfold were behind the deepfake AI “hack” that falsely announced cancellations of the band’s upcoming festival appearances.Earlier this year, an episode of the metal band’s podcast Trax featured an audio snippet from who appeared to be frontman M. Shadows – real name Matthew Charles Sanders – telling fans that Avenged Sevenfold would no longer be appearing at two US festivals they were scheduled to perform at – Welcome to Rockville in Florida and Sonic Temple in Ohio.The episode, which went live on Spotify, was subsequently shared on the band’s Twitter account.“Yikes! This is NOT TRUE. We are still playing.

Rick Astley and Blossoms have announced the return of their Smiths supergroup covers band for a secret set at Glastonbury 2023, with the pop icon telling NME about what went into it and the backlash from Johnny Marr.Astley, who this weekend made his Glastonbury debut by opening up the Pyramid Stage, made headlines last year when he joined Blossoms on stage in London to perform a number of Smiths covers – before they then played a number of full gigs dedicated to the iconic ’80s indie icons. Former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr was less than pleased having not been told about it, before telling NME that he’d been in touch with Blossoms and “dealt with it“.Now, they’ve announced that the tribute project will be performing at Glastonbury on the Woodsies stage at 6pm tonight (Friday June 23), filling in one of the TBA slots with a secret set.“I can’t tell you how much I love doing this,” Astley told NME of the covers band. “I know it’s sacrilege and they should hang the lot of us on the line for doing it, but I also just don’t care.

Reality TV star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian says she still has “imposter syndrome”, despite the global success of her multi-million dollar shapewear brand Skims. Kardashian, 42, revealed the brand, founded in 2019, has exceeded “everything that I ever imagined”. Celebrities such as Bella Hadid and Michelle Obama have also shared the imposter syndrome obstacles they have faced.

Love Island's Jess Shears and Dom Lever have shared incredible pictures of their house renovation.The couple bought a house in Devon and started refurbishing it in the summer of 2021. Both Jess ,27, and Dom, 32, share many aspects of their lives on social media, and their DIY project is one of them. Posting snaps on Instagram, showing both before and after the project started, Jessica Rose said: "We are so happy we did so much of our renovation ourselves, learning along the way and creating memories makes it even more special.

limited-edition newspapers, featuring a full cover wrap showcasing the book’s cover. Should you not make it to newsstands before the swarm of “Team Drizzy” fans do, there is still hope for you to get your hands on a limited-edition copy of the June 24th paper.

spoiled rich girl on TikTok, where she raps about her high-school nemeses, bullies the “new girl” and name-checks designer labels like Chanel and Dolce & Gabbana in a sing-song Valley-girl lilt.But the bratty princess persona is far from McKay’s own identity. The 23-year-old social media star grew up in foster care, separated from her siblings and taken away from an abusive household at 9.Bouncing between various homes, she found solace watching escapist teen movies from the 1990s and early 2000s, like “Clueless” and “Legally Blonde.”“I gravitated to those characters … that type of bubbly, successful, confident leading woman,” McKay told The Post.She idolized these sassy, determined ditzes, with their designer wardrobes, doting fathers and the whole world at their well-manicured fingertips. “Part of it was, like, because I loved pink,” she said with a laugh. “But Iooking back now, I think a big part of it was wanting to manifest that kind life for myself.”She has. McKay now makes “millions” of dollars posting content across various media platforms.

Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin has denied allegations by President Vladimir Putin that he is betraying his country, dubbing his Wagner Group fighters “patriots”.

A Brit headed to Turkey to get her teeth fixed after the new veneers she had paid for in London started crumbling in her mouth days later.

Ross Kemp was set to join the Oceangate submersible expedition to film a documentary series - but pulled out over safety fears.

The mothership that dropped the doomed Titan sub ahead of its catastrophic dive to the Titanic wreckage has returned to shore. A Scottish student and four other men died when their sub imploded on a journey to the bottom of the ocean.

Melanie C is returning to Glastonbury festival this weekend for a much-anticipated DJ set, with many excited to see her take to the decks.

Former EastEnders actor turned adventure documentary maker Ross Kemp just revealed that he almost made a TV show diving down to the Titanic wreckage in a submersible owned by OceanGate.This revelation follows the tragic news announced on Thursday that the five passengers aboard the Titan sub - which was owned by diving company OceanGate - had perished during their recent expedition. In terms of daredevil Ross, who has made plenty of other nail-biting diving documentaries, the decision to go ahead with the Titanic exploration was called off by the production company behind his other shows.

President Vladimir Putin has made a public address to the Russian people, following moves by the mercenary Wagner group to seize and occupy a Russian military headquarters in the town of Rostov-on-Don, on the country’s southern border with Ukraine.

Drake has announced that he has written his first poetry book called Titles Ruin Everything, A Stream Of Consciousness by Kenza Samir and Aubrey Graham.The Canadian rapper shared the news to his Instagram in the early hours of this morning (June 24) with a photo of the book, sharing in his caption: “I don’t know if I have ever wanted people to buy or support something more in my life….”He added that his first book, written alongside songwriter and regular collaborator Samir, will be available tomorrow from his website and other selection retailers.A post shared by champagnepapi (@champagnepapi)Drake teased the project last year during the debut episode of his radio show Table For One. “Thank you to everybody who helped me with this.

Texas’ Sharleen Spiteri has thanked Glastonbury’s Emily Eavis for being a “massive supporter of female musicians” during the band’s performance on the Pyramid Stage.The Glaswegian group took to the stage on Friday afternoon (June 23) to perform a career-spanning set. Towards the end of their one hour slot, Spiteri praised Eavis.“Not because she’s ticking a fucking box to put us on these stages, she’s putting us on these stages because she thinks we’re fucking amazing,” Spiteri told the audience.

A homeless veteran has been left devastated after his tent was allegedly set on fire in a Scots park.

Former Rangers boss Steven Gerrard has been raised as a cautionary tale of managers moving too quickly by a former Merseyside rival.

A sponsored step challenge which raises vital funds for leading charity Diabetes UK returns this summer – and a call has gone out for people from Lanarkshire to sign up.

Katie Price’s mum Amy has slammed her daughter ex- partners, including calling Peter Andre “controlling”, and branded them “utterly toxic” in her new tell-all book. Amy, who has written the book in aid of charity, also took a dig at Alex Reid, Kieran Hayler and her most recent ex Carl Woods, who Katie called it quits with just a few weeks ago.

Love Island fans are convinced that former islander Megan Barton-Hanson is going to make a shock return to the show after she posted a cryptic post to her Instagram.The star, who found fame after appearing on the show in 2018, posted a short video clip of her walking along a flower-lined path - very similar to the Love Island villa entrance - in a lime green bikini. Megan captioned the snap: “It’s officially summer Link in Bio for exclusive content”, along with a winky face emoji.

It looked like a set from the BBC series Line Of Duty with a blizzard of sticky notes stuck to every wall of the home office. But Nik Bunney wasn’t trying to solve a crime; he was trying to solve himself. Now, more than five years on from that scene at his house in Essex, the City stockbroker-turned-author has used his research to write a book with a compelling message: taking control of your own mental health is as simple as ABC.