Terry Crews re-creates his most memorable ‘White Chicks’ dance scene on ‘AGT’

Vladimir Putin’s forces and whisked away to Russia. According to Ukraine's foreign ministry, nearly 2,400 children have been forcibly transported over the border from the disputed eastern territories of Donetsk and Luhansk in what it called a “gross violation of international law”.

Ashleigh Barty announced a stunning retirement at the age of just 35, the sporting world is reminded of the stars that dropped out of the sport too early.Barty explained she no longer has the motivation to carry on succeeding in the sport, despite her huge career earnings and 114 consecutive weeks on top of the women's tennis rankings.She said: "I don’t have the physical drive, the emotional want and everything it takes to challenge yourself at the very top of the level anymore. I am spent."At 25, she isn't the only sports star to bow out at an early age and it isn't always exhaustion that is the cause.A whole range of sporting stars have cut their careers short or been forced to retire early due to injury, health problems, or even drug rumours.Florence Griffith Joyner, or 'Flo-Jo', was one of the most impressive sprinters ever to grace the world of athletics.She shot to gold glory at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, winning the 100m, 200m and 4x100m while competing for Team USA.Her career saw a dramatic improvement in the build-up to the Olympics where she found so much success, with the sprinter becoming the first woman to run the 100m in 10.49 seconds in a world record that has never been beaten.When she achieved the record, the TV commentator said: "That cannot be, no one can run that fast ….

BBC, the match ended in a 6-6 draw with one player sent off for dissent.All players from both teams, the match officials, mascots and one designated doctor all had the surname Bungay, with the fixture played at the home ground of local side Bungay Town.The ages of those involved ranged from four to 68, with one player even travelling all the way from Australia to take part, although they may have regretted their decision afterwards.Aussie Chris Bungay was reportedly sent off by referee John Bungay during the match for swearing, while one player, Keiran Bungay, is said to have grabbed a hat-trick during the high-scoring contest.Event organiser and Bungay Town committee member Shaun Cole told the BBC at the time: "Keiran Bungay scored two penalties to complete his hat-trick and make it a draw.What is the most bizarre football match you have played in? Let us know in the comments section below."The pitch was full of Bungays and the stand was full of Bungays. One chap came from Queensland, Australia, to play."A similar event occurred during a cricket match in Bradford 11 years prior as Amarmilan faced Yorkshire LPS, although this time completely by accident.The match in the Bradford Mutual Sunday School League was contested by 22 players who all had the surname Patel, with league secretary Don Butterfield admitting to The Sun: "We've never known anything like it."Luckily they only play each other twice a season - it was a nightmare for the umpires.

Hamilton only had one world title to his name. The Brit had only recently split from pop singer Nicole Scherzinger.Hamilton hung out with the likes of Bai Ling, Angela Zatopek and Glass at the eighth annual BTE All Star Celebrity Kick Of Party at the infamous Playboy Mansion.

parenting forum Mumsnet, the woman said she "doesn't hate" the name but is worried her child would get judged.She wrote: "My husband wants to give our daughter the middle name Tuesday (won't go into the reasons why)."I actually don't hate it but don't love it either but I know it would make him very happy and his parents."I just think will people think we're mental using Tuesday as a middle name? Like teachers etc? I feel it's very alternative."The mum revealed how her daughter's full name would be Jessica Tuesday Jenkins. Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterIn the comments section, people thought the name would actually be cool.One wrote: "I LOVE it. I always said if I had a girl I'd love to call her Tuesday – as a first name."Husband was not keen, but it never needed discussion as I've got 3 boys."My eldest will be 18 this year and I've still not heard of one.

Rachel Stevens has continued to flourish as a fashionista nearly 30 years after the group split up.On Tuesday (March 22), the Dancing on Ice star oozed confidence as she looked effortlessly chic when she posed up a storm on the red carpet at the Bridgerton series two world premiere.Held in the heart of London at the Tate Modern Museum, the 43-year-old showcased her petite frame as she rocked a black midi dress which featured classic milkmaid puff sleeves and a square neckline.The singer completed the red carpet look with a pair of black strappy velvet block heels which included an oversized diamond buckle and a black Prada clutch bag as she smiled for the cameras.For the Netflix period drama, the former pop star matched the similar light weight makeup as seen in the popular TV series including a soft brown eyeshadow which she complimented with lashing of black mascara.She styled her long ombre locks which she styled into loose beachy waves and pulled up into a ponytail that cascaded down one shoulder.The mum-of-two captioned the glamorous snap: “Game of croquet anyone? @bridgertonnetflix.”Last month, the S Club 7 singer was eliminated from ITV’s Dancing on Ice after she failed to impress the panel of judges in her final skate.Although she was topped as the front-runner ahead of the launch of the competition, her time on the show was sadly short-lived.After suffering from a wrist injury early on in the contest, Rachel unfortunately missed out on vital training which clearly impacted her skating ability and overall confidence on the ice.Following her surprising exit from the show, the star took to her Instagram to that producers and her professional dance partner Brendyn Hatfield for the amazing experience.She penned:

Selome Hailu Amin Joseph, Karen Obilom and Kimiko Singer have joined the cast of “Send Help,” Allblk’s upcoming dark comedy series from Jean Elie and Mike Gauyo.“Send Help” follows Fritz Jean-Baptiste (Elie), who is riding high as the star of the fictional hit TV show “This Can’t Be Us.” Convinced that the good times will roll on forever, he thwarts all other career advancing opportunities as he plays the field with multiple women, instead of tackling a family tragedy that is beginning to unravel his entire life.Joseph plays Sebastian “Simp” Gauyo, whose presence serves as a guide for Fritz, helping him navigate the difficult and often comical scenarios in his life. Obilom and Singer play Ashley Young and Erica James, respectively, two women that Fritz finds himself caught between amidst his ongoing personal and professional struggles.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission.It’s hard to find a projector that hits all the right targets: affordable, portable, with a bright display and crisp resolution to boot. But for only $89, the AuKing Mini Projector comes pretty close.The brand new portable projector, whose updated model came out earlier this year, supports up to 1080-p and 2600 lumens, impressive specs for such a small device at this price point.

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Gina Brillon burst into tears after making it to the finals of America's Got Talent on Wednesday during the results episode on NBC.The 41-year-old comedian covered her mouth in disbelief as show host Terry Crews, 53, announced that she was the first season 16 performer to advance to the finals.'I can't tell you how excited I am. I said last night this is the year of comedy.

third and final elimination night, the judges pared down the competition, selecting seven acts to move forward to the semifinals, and sending five acts packing. The hopefuls moving on included Golden Buzzer-winning quick change artist Lea Kyle, the acrobatic group Rialcris, the enormous dance crew ChapKidz, songstress Brooke Simpson and Golden Buzzer winners the World Taekwondo Demonstration Team.

uneven yet entertaining night of performances, America has voted on who deserves to keep their  dream alive.The 12 hopefuls who hit the Dolby Theater stage during Tuesday's third quarterfinals night returned to the stage on Wednesday to see who would move on and who would be going home. Only seven contestants could progress, so five ended up going home disappointed.The night began as host Terry Crews announced the three acts who were «on the bubble,» in sixth, seventh and eight place in the total vote count.

Terry Crews is channelling his inner “White Chicks” for the “America’s Got Talent” audience.

second elimination night, the judges pared down the competition, selecting seven acts to move forward to the semifinals, and sending five acts packing. The Golden Buzzer-winning Northwell Nurse Choir sailed through, along with mystical mentalist Peter Antoniou, 9-year-old opera singer Victory Brinker, 16-year-old self-taught aerialist Aidan Bryant and comedian Josh Blue. Meanwhile, Broadway-aspiring songstress Tory Vagasy won the audience save vote, as did singing group Korean Soul.Tonight, the fun kicks off at 8 p.m.

a shaky, uneven night of performances, America has voted on who deserves to keep their dream alive.The 12 hopefuls who hit the Dolby Theater stage during Tuesday's live second quarterfinals night returned to the stage on Wednesday to see who would move on and who would be going home. Only seven contestants could progress, so five ended up going home disappointed.The night began as hostTerry Crews announced the three acts who were «on the bubble,» in sixth, seventh and eight place in the total vote count.

.Check out the video below to hear more from the judges about this season's live quarterfinals rounds, and what it's like to be back in front of a real audience after the pandemic impacted last season's finals.

Terry Crews is speaking out to clarify his stance on bathing after he says a journalist “misrepresented” his recent comments.