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sister Diana Wolgamott confirmed to local news outlets. Not official cause of death has been confirmed but she said she believes he might have died of a heart attack.The East LA native was a mainstay in the street dance scene throughout the ’80s and ’90s.“People couldn’t believe there was a Mexican who could pop,” Falcon once told Soc!ety Dance Academy magazine.

Susanna Reid, 51, was involved in many heated debates during this morning's Good Morning Britain, leading her to take to Twitter to respond to criticism. One social media user hit out at the presenter for her interview with Minister for Children and Families, Will Quince.Will appeared on Good Morning Britain to discuss upcoming new rules regarding children's safety, but he knew he would be asked about Chris Pincher's resignation.The Chief Tory whip resigned last Thursday after allegations that he groped two men at a private members' club.In his resignation letter, he told the PM he "drank far too much" and "embarrassed himself and other people''.In light of this, Susanna hammered her opinion on the matter to Will, leaving him to respond for his former colleagues' actions.Will said that Number 10 assured him that the "PM was not aware of any specific allegation or complaint" regarding Pincher when he was appointed as Chief Whip.After Susanna's strict question time with the government minister, the presenter took to Twitter to respond to criticism over her interview technique.Wakjak222 said: "Susanna Reid, your questioning this morning of a government minister was an absolute disgrace, show some respect to those invited to give their views."Susanna replied in view of her 878,700 followers with a confused emoji.Many social media users took to the comments to either defend the Good Morning Britain presenter or further question her work on the hit breakfast show.Paddy2808 said: "The guy was a junior minister so you can probe and scrutinise but at least give him enough time to answer without the need to keep cutting in.

Manchester United with the promise of a hefty salary and the prospect of more new arrivals at the club. The Danish international has accepted a three-year-deal to join United on a free transfer and will undergo a medical in the next 48 hours.

Tesco by playing a classic prank on her colleague on her last day.Kers, who posts on TikTok as @kersgals, posted a video of herself standing in the aisle with one of her co-workers as the pair were giggling at a tannoy announcement.Her colleague called out for the owner of a car with the license plate 'NE14ABJ' – which when read allowed sounds like the woman was offering to perform an oral sex act over the tannoy.READ MORE: Curvy woman with 'thick thighs' reveals £12 hack to prevent chafing in summerThe video, which has racked up more than 68,000 likes, was captioned: "Farewell Tescos. I will miss you."In the comments of the video, Kers's mates couldn't believe that the clip had gone viral, with one writing: "There's no way this has over 10,000 views."To which, Kers replied: "Was always too afraid to post it when I worked there."The subject of the prank, Faye Cunningham received more than 1,600 likes on her comment saying: "I'm never reading out anything again."In a separate comment, she added: "Please no.

Emmerdale co-stars Rosie Bentham and Daisy Campbell looked worlds away from their ITV characters as they soaked up the sun on an incredible Ibiza holiday.The pair - who play Gabby Thomas and Amelia Spencer on the soap respectively - wowed in a pair of teeny bikinis while enjoying the party atmosphere at an all inclusive hotel.In one snap, Amelia star Daisy reclined on a leopard print towel while wearing a red halter-neck bikini, with her belly button piercing and toned tummy on display.READ MORE: Lisa Riley unrecognisable as she announces new filming project away from EmmerdaleLetting her blonde hair fall in beachy waves behind her shoulders, Daisy wrote: “I was semi melting in this!”Meanwhile, Rosie uploaded another scorching snap to her Instagram account of the pair posing close together standing in the pool, water lapping up to their calves.Rosie donned a bright purple halter-neck bikini with a white slip around her waist, perching a pair of dark shades atop her brunette tresses as she beamed at the camera.Daisy added a sheer ribbed white dress to her white bikini, which featured long sleeves and protected her curves from the heavy sun, while tucking her blonde hair into a sleek bun.Both stars clutched bright orange cups as the sun glinted off their glitzy jewellery, a packed party full of tourists in the background of the snap.Rosie’s skin was tinged red from the sun as the pair posed with their arms around each other, grinning happily as they enjoyed the summer sunshine.Rosie teased in the comments section: “Partner”, as Daisy replied: “In crime and also in being robbed.”For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.It comes after the pair had their bags

Hollywood actor Colin Farrell has opened up about the 'terrifying' experience of filming underwater each day for upcoming biopic film Thirteen Lives.Directed by Ron Howard, Thirteen Lives is the true story of the rescue mission to save twelve boys and their coach from a local Thai football team, after they became trapped in a cave following an unexpected rainstorm in 2018.The true life story, which was reported on news channels across the world, is now told in a new film starring Viggo Mortensen, Colin Farrell, Joel Edgerton and Tom Bateman as the heroic divers who became a sole lifeline for the young football players and their coach.READ NEXT: Who is new Elvis star Austin Butler? Jamie Lynn Spears link, famous ex and tragic lossSpeaking to Daily Star and other press, Colin Farrell talked about the 'nerve wracking' experience of filming underwater, learning to dive and working with the divers involved in the real life rescue operation.The cast worked with the real life divers Rick Stanton and Jason Mallinson on the set of Thirteen Lives, who taught the actors not only how to swim like them, but also provided advice and techniques on how to be safe under water as they filmed their diving scenes.Colin said: "I can't really swim, but there's an element of not swimming in what we were doing. "With scuba diving you accept the process of submerging.

READ MORE: Horror British beer drought looming with another brewery announcing strikeNow a groundbreaking new hangover pill has gone on the market today and it's the ultimate cure after a big night out.It promises to "rapidly break down alcohol" – and it costs just £1.Myrkl is a pre-drinking tablet which prides itself on being "the first product in history to break down alcohol effectively".The food supplement, which is 100% natural and vegan, costs £30 for a pack of 30 pills.It was invented back in 1990 by scientist Johan de Faire and has now been "perfected over 30 years of research and design".People must take two pills before drinking, either at least one hour before or any time up to 12 hours before the session.Up to 70% of booze is then broken down after 60 minutes with the product claiming to support immunity.According to NHS guidelines, men and women are advised to not drink more than 14 units a week on a regular basis.The Myrkl website said: "It helps breaking down alcohol fast before it reaches the liver."It is not suited and aimed to alleviate the impact of excess alcohol consumption."Myrkl must never be an excuse to drink more and you should always limit your consumption within the government guidelines."Håkan Magnusson, chief executive officer at Myrkl, said the product would help people feel "their best" the next day."Moderate social drinking is a huge part of Brit culture, with the majority heading out to enjoy a few drinks together," Håkan said."Myrkl's purpose is therefore to help those regular moderate drinkers to wake up feeling their best the next day."Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterREAD NEXT:

Wolves man Carl Ikeme wasn’t satisfied with the options at his disposal and chose to move into an entirely new sport after taking up Raw Grappling. The sport centres around a form of combat linked to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu based on ground fighting and submission holds.The ex-goalkeeper was a surprise name that featured on the undercard for the first Raw Grappling World Championship at the Indigo O2 Arena in London, facing fellow Briton Fuad Ahmed in the 97kg category.READ MORE: 10 sports stars who switched careers their careers including Olympic heroAnd the 36-year-old showed he was no pushover with a muscular physique and impressive technique, eventually prevailing 4-0 on the scoreboard with a cunning submission move as the clock ticked down into overtime.Ikeme, who is also registered as a member of the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu’s International Federation listed under the ‘Super Heavy’ category, has spoken about how he took up the sport when his local gym opened up, posting about his new passion on his Instagram account.“After being intrigued by Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for years, I was delighted when I saw Gracie Sutton Coldfield opening.

Libertines frontman Pete Doherty has claimed that he was once offered a role in Eastenders.As reported in The Mirror, Doherty said he was offered a part in the long-running show, but turned it down – something he says he was later “disappointed” about.He said: “There are a few things that have fallen through over the years that I was a bit disappointed about – opportunities that came up that I didn’t take.“I was going to get a part in EastEnders at one point. It was around this time that the Libertines re-formed too.”He also claimed that he turned down an offer of £100,000 to go on Celebrity Big Brother.Last month, Doherty revealed that he hopes The Libertines‘ long-awaited fourth album should be completed by the end of 2022.Doherty was speaking to NME just after they stepped off stage from their opening performance on The Other Stage at Glastonbury 2022 last weekend, where the singer and guitarist spoke highly of the current mood in the camp – which was reflected in the joyous and buoyant nature of their set.“The chemistry is working to the original chemical formula, with the prosperity, harmony and advancement of the Albion’s dream and promise,” Doherty told NME.Looking to the future, Doherty confirmed that writing sessions in Jamaica were pencilled in for work on the long-awaited follow-up to 2015’s ‘Anthems For Doomed Youth‘.Having previously told NME that the record looked set to have an eclectic mix of styles in the same vein as The Clash’s ‘Sandinista’, Doherty explained: “There are lots of things on the table – some really good, strong and melodic rock’n’roll songs.

Tom Cruise has received well wishes from a number of stars on the occasion of his 60th birthday.The actor marked the milestone yesterday (July 3), appearing at the British F1 Grand Prix as he supported Lewis Hamilton.Some of Cruise’s celebrity friends have sent him birthday wishes on social media, with Top Gun: Maverick‘s Val Kilmer tweeting: “Happy Birthday Mav @TomCruise from Ice !”Mission: Impossible‘s Christopher McQuarrie shared a picture of a stunt from the new film in the series, writing: “Happy 60th Birthday, Tom.” Fellow Maverick star Glen Powell also shared the picture, saying: “This is 60. TC, there is just no one like you.

Stranger Things has wrapped up its fourth season following the release of the final two episodes over the weekend.The anticipated finale saw the main characters attempt to take down Vecna from various locations, though many fans feared for their favourite characters beforehand given creators the Duffer Brothers had teased a “body count” (via Variety).In the end, alongside various background characters, there were only three major character deaths across the two episodes – Dr Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine), Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) and Jason Carver (Mason Dye).Brenner meets his demise in the penultimate episode after trapping Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) in the lab after she tries to leave to save her friends in Hawkins. He believes that she needs to regain her strength to face Vecna.However, the desert lab is ambushed by Lt.

Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler is out of rehab.In May, the band announced that the vocalist had voluntarily checked into a rehab facility.“As many of you know, our beloved brother Steven has worked on his sobriety for many years,” Aerosmith wrote at the time. “After foot surgery to prepare for the stage and the necessity of pain management during the process, he has recently relapsed and voluntarily entered a treatment program to concentrate on his health and recovery.”“We are truly sorry to inform our fans and friends that we must cancel our first set of Las Vegas Residency dates this June and July while he focuses on his well-being,” they added.Now, a representative of the band has told People Magazine that Tyler is out of rehab“He’s doing extremely well and looking forward to being back on stage,” they added.Over the weekend, it was also confirmed that Linda Kramer, the wife of Aerosmith’s drummer Joey, has passed away aged 55.

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The BBC has received six complaints against disgraced DJ Tim Westwood over alleged bullying and sexual misconduct, including a historical one that was referred to the police, revealed just months after Director General Tim Davie said he had “seen no evidence of complaints” against Westwood.

Naman Ramachandran The world Premiere of local filmmaker Tearepa Kahi’s action-drama “Muru” will open the Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin chapters of the New Zealand International Film Festival, while American filmmaker Sara Dosa’s Sundance-winning documentary “Fire of Love” will open all the other festival locations, which include Gore, Hamilton, Hawke’s Bay, Masterton, Matakana, Nelson, New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Tauranga and Timaru. Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or-winning “Triangle of Sadness” will close the festival in all centers.Other Cannes titles joining the lineup include Charlotte Wells’ “Aftersun,” David Cronenberg’s “Crimes of the Future,” Queer Palm winner “Joyland,” from Saim Sadiq and “Sick of Myself,” by Kristoffer Borgli. Award winners from this year’s Berlin International Film Festival include Golden Bear winner “Alcarràs,” by Carla Simón and Natalia López Gallardo’s Silver Bear jury winning “Robe of Gems.” Other local films include Fergus Grady and Noel Smyth’s “Gloriavale,” Tom Levesque’s “Shut Eye” and New Zealand-U.S.

RYLAN Clark has been secretly dating Declan Doyle since April of this year. The TV and radio presenter, 33, was first spotted out for dinner in London with the Ex On The Beach star a few months ago, but has desperately tried to keep the budding romance underwraps.

THOSE tuning in to Joe Lycett's Big Pride Party were left open-mouthed after a drag queen sniffed what appeared to be drugs live on air. Channel 4 marked 50 years of pride in the UK with a big queer celebration held in Joe's Birmingham hometown.

While Ukrainian filmmakers have called out international festivals such as Cannes and Karlovy Vary for the inclusion of Russian titles in their lineups, Liev Schreiber, who has Ukrainian roots stemming from his maternal grandfather, admits he “struggles” with the idea of boycotting art of any kind.

Brittney Griner has been detained in Russia for over 130 days after customs officials allegedly detected cannabis oil in her luggage at an airport near Moscow on February 17. After briefly appearing in court on Monday at a preliminary hearing, a judge ordered Griner to be detained for the length of her trial, per NPR. The preliminary hearing was closed to the public, but journalists saw Griner in the courthouse’s hallway.

Valentina I. Valentini As the war between Russia and Ukraine closes out its fourth month, displaced Ukrainians continue to make their way to safe-haven countries, most without any guaranteed prospects of work.Diana Olifirova — a Kyiv-born and London-based cinematographer — saw the gap that was widening between refugees and the need for work and set about organizing a London networking event that connected recently relocated Ukrainian film and TV professionals with established London industry folk.On Monday, before the doors even opened at the CVP & ARRI Creative Space, a dozen Ukrainian film industry professionals were already waiting outside, seemingly eager for the evening to begin.“It’s important to connect people and not neglect introductions,” said Olifirova whose recent credits include Netflix’s “Heartstopper” and Channel 4/Peacock’s BAFTA-winning “We Are Lady Parts.” Olifirova was astutely aware of the influx of fellow Ukrainians as they reached out to her for connections and possible work.

Variety’s chief TV critics Daniel D’Addario and Caroline Framke include some new entries into the awards conversation, including ABC’s “Abbott Elementary” and Hulu’s “The Dropout,” and some returning series that made the case for their greatness in novel ways, like HBO’s “Barry” and Netflix’s “Russian Doll.” They also include shows that deserve a second look — both from awards voters and from TV fans who may have missed them amid the ongoing glut of content.It’s those shows — ones that haven’t, yet, gotten their moment in the sun, but that sit on streaming services waiting for their ideal viewer to stumble in — that may well provide critics with the most to say. The documentary series “The Andy Warhol Diaries,” for instance, may well be the single most accomplished piece of art to emerge from Ryan Murphy’s deal with Netflix, while HBO’s “Irma Vep” is a sharp, crisp appraisal of the film world by a master director with a keen eye for absurdity.