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Meghan Markle has revealed how the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade case brought a “guttural” reaction from husband Prince Harry.In an interview with Vogue magazine, the Duchess of Sussex, speaking with veteran political activist Gloria Steinem, said that men needed to speak up more about the Supreme Court’s move – and Harry was definitely doing his bit.“Men need to be vocal in this moment, and beyond,” Meghan said, “because these are decisions that affect relationships, families, and communities at large”.“They may target women,” the Duchess added, “but the consequences impact all of us.

murdered by his jealous ex-lover who waited in his bed armed with a gun, an inquest has heard.Mayka Kukucova, a Slovakian swimwear model, then 26, was sat on the bed in her pyjamas as businessman Andrew Bush, 48, returned to his Spanish villa in April 2014 with a new partner.Jilted Kukucova, who somehow evaded heavy security to get in, refused to leave so Mr Bush asked his younger new lover, Maria Korotaeva, 20, to go to the car and phone the police, Somerset Live reports. READ MORE: Severed heads and charred corpses found as 15 die in one day of cartel killingsMiss Korotaeva heard three gunshots and later found her partner, a father-of-one from a previous marriage, in a pool of blood after an argument between he and Kukucova, the court heard.An inquest at Avon Coroner's Court in Bristol, sparked upon the arrival home of Mr Bush's body, ruled that he was murdered by Kukucova.One bullet hit Mr Bush's arm, while the other two shots were to his head.

READ MORE: Plus size babe flaunts tatts and tum in upside down bikini trend sending fans wildIn her most Instagram post, Abby has shared that she identifies summer with two different things, which is a bare face and flaunting boobs.The blonde haired beauty rocked a green midi dress from Hone The Label that sat just off the shoulders, along with a ruching effect on the sleeve and it fastened with two ties.This summer dress was not only elegant, but also verging on the sexy side.As Abby held a bunch of flowers and posed in the street with some brown framed sunglasses, the influencer exposed her large sternum tattoo.In the caption the fuller bodied babe expressed: “Officially no makeup and t***ies out season.”She definitely was not wrong about that!Abby basked in the sun as she modelled the floaty dress which also had cut-out sections below her boobs and exposed the majority of her back.To finish the bright look, the influencer paired the outfit with some dainty gold hoop earrings, a cream bag and white kitten heels.Many of her 38,000 adoring fans fled to the comments to praise her summer attire – and some even wished they had boobs like Abby’s so they could rock a similar dress.One person commented: “The queen of summer has arrived!!!!”Another user added: “You beautiful gorgeous goddess.”Whilst a third fan declared: “This is so cute.

Chloe Ferry has revealed why she wasn't invited to Holly Hagan's wedding.The star spoke exclusively to the Daily Star at Karaoke Box's VIP launch in London on Tuesday night (June 28).It has been rumoured that Chloe and Holly had fallen out which was why Chloe was left off her star-studded wedding invite list, which the MTV stunner claims is untrue.READ MORE: Chloe Ferry worries fans as she takes social media break after poignant tributeIt was also claimed that Chloe came off social media last week due to the drama with Holly, which Chloe also denies.The reality TV beauty said: "It was nothing to do with her at all. Me and Holly are friends people just put two and two together.

Chasers on the beloved ITV gameshow.And fiery red-head Jenny Ryan has certainly made an impact on the show since she joined the series back in 2015.Naturally on the adrenaline-inducing game show, the Chasers are encouraged to trash talk each other and their contestants to encourage their competitive side to come out on camera.READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh swipes at co-star for 'stealing' his ITV jobThe show consists of six professional quiz champions: Anne Hegerty, Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Paul Sinha and Jenny.But as the years go by, the Chasers have been forced to deny that there is any bad blood between them after eagle-eyed fans started to suspect that there is a rift between the six Chasers.As the ITV show prepares to celebrate its 13th anniversary on the airwaves, Daily Star have taken a look at some of the actions behind the Chaser’s “bitter feud.”Last year, viewers were convinced they spotted a “dirty look” between Paul ‘The Sinnerman’ Sinha and Jenny ‘The Vien’ Ryan on the ITV spinoff show, Beat The Chaser.The show sees the six brainiacs work together as a team and take on members of the public who think they can outsmart them on live TV.But it’s not always plain sailing when working together, as the starlet explained how they can often get in each other’s way when trying to answer the quickfire questions.She went on to address the awkward moment in question during an interview on This Morning as she explained how things tend to get tense if one of them get an answer wrong.Jenny told viewers at home: “It’s a tricky situation. People were actually commenting on the show last night that one of the other Chasers gave me a dirty look.

transformation after going from bare faced to having over 600 tattoos inked across her body.Ink enthusiast Amber Luke previously shared that she hated how she looked before she found a love for body art.So to show just how much she changed before going under the needle, the Australian influencer shared a clip of her journey.READ MORE: How 'Ireland’s most tattooed man' looked without ink – before family cut tiesAnd, the 26-year-old certainly looked a lot different before.Amber first shared what she looked like as a tot – obviously without any tattoos in sight.Then as a teen, she was doe eyed, bare faced with long blonde locks and a single visible inking on her ribcage. Shortly after, Amber started to wear more dramatic makeup.She began to use black eyeliner to create a wing shape, bleached her hair a brighter blonde and also got a small facial piercing.The model then got an inking on her collarbone, before she leapt into getting a larger tattoo on her sternum.From this point, it appeared that Amber got the knack for sitting in the tattoo chair as she got inkings on her knee, thigh and even her armpit.Amber did not stop there, she continued to cover her body in large intricate tattoos and some smaller pieces like a set of keys.After inking her neck and chin, amongst other delicate areas, Amber went for the plunge and got her eyeballs tattooed blue to match her brightly coloured hair.The alternative model now has hundreds of designs across her body and metal over her face – including modifications like a split tongue and dermal piercings.In the last clip she showed a side by side before and after - and she looks totally unrecognisable!Amber captioned the post: “It’s been 7 consistent years...

death aged 40.The BBC presenter and podcaster sadly passed away yesterday (June 28), following a five-year battle with stage four bowel cancer.Shortly after the devastating news was confirmed by her family in a poignant statement, Heather also took to social media to share her grief as she posted two snaps of her beloved daughter.READ MORE: BBC's Deborah James dies aged 40 after 'goodbye' message following cancer battle"My heart is broken. Love you forever," she penned alongside photos of Deborah.Heather and her husband Alistair continued to support her daughter throughout her battle with cancer.

BLACKPINK have extended their lead as the most-followed musical act on YouTube, after hitting the 75million subscriber.Yesterday (June 28), the girl group hit the 75million subscriber mark on their official YouTube channel, making them the first musical act to achieve such a feat. A representative from the streaming platform consulted by Billboard also confirmed the news.With this, BLACKPINK continue their reign as the most followed musical act on the platform, after surpassing Canadian singer Justin Bieber as the most subscribed musical artist on the platform last year.At the time, the quartet had 65.6 million subscribers, surpassing Bieber by half a million subscribers.

Nipsey Hussle in 2019 has reportedly been assaulted while in jail.As Rolling Stone reports, the 32-year-old Eric Holder Jr. was unable to attend his trial regarding the case on Tuesday (June 28).

Sonic Frontiers have been detailed, and they offer more traditional linear levels amid the upcoming game’s open world.These new levels were shown off during yesterday’s (June 28) Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase, which focused on third-party titles coming to Nintendo Switch over the next year or so.You can check out the Cyber Space levels in the embedded video below.Set for release this winter, the new footage of Sonic Frontiers explains how players will need to grab keys to progress through these Cyber Space zones, which look like a combination of classic fan-favourite levels and more linear challenges in the new games “open-zone” world.Players will find these areas by exploring the different Starfall Islands and collecting Portal Gears, which allow Sonic to enter the Cyber Space zones across the map.In the NME preview of the upcoming game, Jon Peltz said: “I left the demo wanting to play more and see what the world and story have on offer. The concept and ambition are there — time will tell if the mechanics receive enough polish to make this a must-play in the franchise.”It also looks like Sonic Frontiers will embody the new direction of the franchise, as executive Takahashi Iiuzuka said: “Sonic Frontiers is that next step for the next ten years.

The Big Pink have shared their new single ‘Love Spins On Its Axis’, which has been co-written with Jamie T and The Kills’ Jamie Hince – you can listen to the track below.The song follows on from ‘No Angels’, which arrived in April and marked the trio’s first proper single in a decade.The Big Pink have shared ‘Love Spins On Its Axis’ this morning (June 29), which also features the London-based two-piece Dust In The Sunlight.“‘Love Spins On Its Axis’ is probably the most hopeful song I’ve ever written,” the band’s Robbie Furze said in a statement about the track, which you can hear below.“My life got pretty confusing and I started feeling like I was in a bizarre surreal war that I was never going to make it out of.“It was from the depths of that darkness that I had this moment of perfect clarity and calm. I started questioning, ‘What’s most important on this journey that I am on?’ It’s love.

Alex G has announced a slew of 2023 tour dates across Europe and the UK.The 13-date tour begins March 16 in Dublin, and will include dates in cities such as  Manchester, Leeds, and Bristol. Meanwhile, the tour’s European leg begins in Amsterdam on March 25, and will wrap up in Paris on April 6.

Yungblud has shared the latest preview of his forthcoming self-titled album, a short and upbeat pop-rock song titled ‘Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today’.In a press release, the artist (real name Dominic Harrison) explained that he wrote the song “to help me stand up”, declaring that, “To me, this song is what happiness feels like. A defiant sort of happiness.

The 1975‘s Matty Healy has shared a snippet of the band’s comeback single ‘Part Of The Band’ – check it out below.The new track is set to land on July 7, and was first teased last month when mysterious posters appeared in London featuring a black-and-white photo of Healy taken from a distance.

The Cribs have announced plans to perform their first three studio albums in full at a trio of shows on the same day in London next month.The Jarmans announced last month that they would be re-releasing their first albums – 2004 debut ‘The Cribs’, 2005 follow-up ‘The New Fellas’ and 2007’s ‘Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever’ – on July 29.Two days later on July 31, the band will play all three albums in their entirety, each one at a separate show at the Kingston-upon-Thames venue Pryzm.Tickets for the shows are on sale today (June 29), with tickets for ‘The Cribs’ available at 10am BST, ‘The New Fellas’ at 11am and ‘Men’s Needs…’ at midday.Find tickets here.To celebrate the release of our re-issues, we will be PLAYING OUR FIRST 3 ALBUMS IN FULL for our friends Banquet Records…Posted by The Cribs on Tuesday, June 28, 2022The new reissues follow the Wakefield trio’s recent ‘Sonic Blew Singles Club’ series, which saw them release the tracks ‘Things Could Be Better’, ‘Yellow Venus’, ‘Sucked Sweet’, ‘The Day I Got Lost Again’ and ‘Swinging At Shadows’. The band’s last full-length album came in the form of 2020’s ‘Night Network’.Earlier this year, the band supported Modest Mouse on a US headline tour.

Haim, The Roots, The Flaming Lips and Sheryl Crow are scheduled to headline The Big Climate Thing Festival, a three-day climate-themed festival in New York City.Seeking to address and raise awareness of the climate crisis, the event will blend musical programming with climate-related dialogue, including videos, talks, and calls to action. The event, which takes place at the start of Climate Week NYC in September, will also be carbon-mapped in an effort to reduce its environmental footprint.The festival’s proceeds will support EarthPercent, a Brian Eno-launched nonprofit which seeks to raise $100million of music industry funds for climate initiatives by 2030.

Drake‘s track ‘Massive’, featuring PinkPantheress and Scottish producer Sam Gellaitry – listen below.Drake surprise released new album ‘Honestly, Nevermind’ this month, breaking an Apple Music record within an hour of its release and going on to earn his 11th US Number One album. The success saw him move past Kanye West and Eminem to tie Bruce Springsteen and Barbara Streisand for the third-most Number Ones in Billboard 200 history, trailing only The Beatles (19) and JAY-Z (14).The new remix sees GoldLink team up with PinkPantheress over a beat from Gellaitry – check it out below.Reviewing ‘Honestly, Nevermind’, NME wrote: “Arriving so quickly after his last body of work, as most Drake releases often do, ‘Honestly, Nevermind’ is an unexpected elevation from the bland trap, R&B remakes and Drake’s melancholic attitude to love we heard last time around.“He doesn’t quite shift the latter as much as one would hope – the album is as tiresomely woe-is-me as anything he’s ever done – but the house sound has at least given him the creative boost that his recording career has been crying out for recently.”Gordo, a producer on Drake’s new album, recently opened up about the house music influences heard on the recently released record.

PrettyLittleThing has announced its own range of Stranger Things dupe fashionwear that fans can purchase now online. The Manchester-based brand has replicas of the cast's 80s style outfits available on its website.

Former Netherlands international Giovanni van Bronckhorst has previously waxed lyrical about the credentials Feyenoord left-back Tyrell Malacia could bring to Manchester United.

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.

Jessica Kiang Compassion is in almost as short supply as water in Emin Alper’s sardonic, seething Un Certain Regard breakout “Burning Days,” a parched little parable about small-town corruption in chokingly patriarchal rural Turkey. Beginning and ending on the lip of a massive sinkhole on the village outskirts, and featuring a manhunt that echoes a wild boar hunt and a mirage-like lake whose waters may or may not be toxic, here, the cool filmmaking is subtler than the metaphors.