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Les Dennis has spoken out after being eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing during last night’s show.Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, the comedian and TV presenter responded to fans who were sad to see him go so early on in the competition. One viewer said that his ousting had been the “wrong decision.” “Wrong decision. Was Les Dennis the best dancer? No.

Irish rugby player and reality star Greg O'Shea tackled the “biggest challenge” over the weekend involving a 3.8km sea swim, a 180km bike ride, and a 42km run. Greg, who scooped up first place with Amber Gill on Love Island in 2019, took part in the Ironman Barcelona on October 1 and was supported from the sidelines by his South African model girlfriend Jeanni Mulder, who he has been dating since earlier this year. Before taking on the huge challenge, the model shared some sweet words of support for her beau as she wrote: “Tomorrow is one of your biggest challenges yet and I've been lucky enough to see the hard work you have put in and it's safe to say I have never believed in someone the way I believe in you.

TV presenter Holly Willoughby is grieving her late uncle Ray following his death. News of the family's tragic loss was posted on Holly's 42-year-old's sister Kelly's Instagram page, where she wrote alongside a picture of their beloved, late relative: "Sleep deep Uncle Ray. We are heartbroken to say goodbye so soon.

EXCLUSIVE: Simon Callow (Four Weddings And A Funeral) is leading comedy-horror Murder Ballads: How to Make it in Rock’n’Roll, which will launch later this month at the Nightmares Film Festival in Columbus, Ohio.

Gérard Depardieu has broken his silence over accusations of rape and sexual assault made against him in recent years, addressing the cases in an open letter in Le Figaro newspaper.

Beyoncé has confirmed that a ‘Renaissance‘ concert tour documentary is on the way.The pop star shared a trailer for the documentary style concert film on her Instagram today (October 2), with text on screen at the end reading: “A film by Beyoncé.”Across vignettes of backstage and onstage ‘Renaissance’ tour performance footage, shots of her family, her travelling, members of the audience and more, Beyoncé is heard saying: “When I am performing I’m nothing but free.”She then explains that the goal for the world tour in support of her seventh album, 2022’s ‘Renaissance, “was to create a place where everyone is free…no one is judged”.

Naman Ramachandran Shah Rukh Khan has beaten Shah Rukh Khan at the box office. The Bollywood star’s “Jawan” has sped past his own “Pathaan” to occupy the box office top spot among the Indian films of 2023. “Jawan,” featuring Khan in a dual role as a father and son who set out to rectify corruption in Indian society, opened on Sept.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief EST N8, a recently-established finance, production and film sales company, has appointed Chen ; Tata’ Xinrui as its sales and distribution manager. Chen will serve under Tenten Wei, head of studios for EST N8 and will be based in Los Angeles. EST N8 is a partnership between EST Studios and Bangkok-based N8 Studios that was officially launched at Cannes this year and operates under the combined moniker.

Olympic hero Greg Rutherford has been revealed as the latest contestant to have signed up to take part in Dancing On Ice this year. Greg is the fifth star to be announced for the 2024 series of the ITV show and joins Hannah Spearritt, Amber Davies, Ricky Hatton MBE and Claire Sweeney.The exciting news was confirmed during Good Morning Britain on Monday, 2 October by hosts Ed Balls and Susanna Reid.

Taylor Swift was spotted at another of her rumoured boyfriend's American football game last night, 1 October.Taylor was in the luxury suite at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, watching Travis Kelce play in the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the New York Jets.The 33 year old was seen on screens several times during the TV broadcast of the NFL game and at one point exclaimed: “Look at him!” as she watched on. The Shake it Off singer wasn’t the only famous face in attendance, though, as actress Blake Lively and her husband, Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds.

With seven stunning children, Paris and Tyson Fury have an undeniably incredible family. There's Venezuala, 14, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four and Athena, two, not forgetting their newest arrival born just days ago on 18 September.The boxing champion, 35, and his wife of 15 years, 33, exclusively shared the happy news with OK! that they had welcomed a baby boy who arrived at 2.29am weighing 6lb 13oz along with a sweet family photograph to mark the occasion.

Katie Price’s fiancé Carl Woods has desperately offered his followers a £5k reward after his Range Rover was stolen from Felsted, Dunmow.The star, 34, who has had an on-off relationship with Katie Price, took to Instagram to ask his followers to help him track down the vehicle alongside an image of the black Range Rover. Carl captioned the image: “*STOLEN* MY RANGE ROVER HAS BEEN STOLEN LAST NIGHT FROM FELSTED DUNMOW. £5,000 REWARD FOR THE CAR BACK.

Paris Fury has said she'd love her newborn son to have a close relationship with his older cousin Bambi Fury, but making time to see brother-in-law Tommy Fury and his fiancée Molly-Mae Hague has proven difficult with the couple's busy schedules. Paris, 33, and her husband Tyson, 35, welcomed their seventh child, Prince Rico Paris Fury, on 18 September, and the new mum-of-seven has now introduced him to the world in an exclusive shoot with OK! and opened up about his arrival.

In just a few short weeks, Paris and Tyson Fury have become TV's new golden couple.Their Netflix TV show, At Home With The Furys, was only released back in mid-August, but it seems everyone's fallen in love with the latest reality stars after they opened up their Morecambe mansion – complete with six children – to the cameras.The docu-series may have given an insight into the family's hectic and chaotic life, but one thing is clear for all to see – the huge amount of love that exists between Loose Women star Paris, 33, and her boxing world champion husband Tyson, 35, who recently welcomed their seventh child, adorably called Prince Rico Paris Fury, known as Rico. The pair met at a mutual friend's wedding, when Tyson was 17 and an unknown boxer, and Paris was 15.They were introduced by Tyson's Aunt Theresa, who's known as the matchmaker in the family.

Paris and Tyson Fury welcomed their seventh baby to the world on Monday 18 September. The boxing champion, 35, and his wife of 15 years, 33, shared the happy news with OK! that they had welcomed a baby boy named Prince Rico Paris Fury, who arrived at 2.29am weighing 6lb 13oz. In exclusive first pictures of Paris posing together with their newest bundle of joy, the mum-of-seven looked totally smitten after their little one's arrival.

Paris Fury has defended her growing family following the birth of her seventh child with husband Tyson Fury in September, as she admitted she's seen "negative comments" about the couple having seven kids. The 33 year old welcomed baby son Prince Rico Paris Fury on 18 September with boxer Tyson, 35.The couple are also parents to Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 10, Prince 'Tutty' Tyson, six, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah Fury, four, and Athena, two.

Paris Fury has revealed that her husband Tyson Fury unfortunately missed the birth of their seventh child due to being "fully immersed" in training camp ahead of his upcoming boxing match. The 33 year old gave birth to her and Tyson's seventh child - a baby boy named Prince Rico Paris Fury - on 18 September, and she's now candidly opened up about her son's arrival. Heavyweight boxing champion Tyson, 35, had been by Paris' side at the hospital, but as things looked to be "going quite slowly" he decided to head back to training camp.

nonbinary and uses they/he/she pronouns, would discuss their own podcast, “Getting Curious.”But became tense when Shepard said it was “insane” that President Joe Biden is the country’s “best option.”Then, the duo clashed over whether The New York Times should be considered a left-leaning newspaper.Van Ness argued it’s not because of recent articles about gender-affirming care that some readers interpreted as “anti-trans.” Shepard, however, used conservative talking points, claiming The Times was merely “challenging” and asking “questions” about issues, such as teens taking puberty blockers and hormones.The Post has contacted reps for Van Ness and Shepard for comment. “Some people are very uncomfortable about teenagers transitioning,” Shepard said.

posted Wednesday on X (formerly Twitter). The Post reached out to Roberts and FX for comment.

News 5 Cleveland.This has raised questions about whether such a provision relies too heavily on gender stereotypes about clothing and behavior that could also impact non-LGBTQ students. The policy prohibits students from transitioning genders or using gender-affirming pronouns, bars same-sex couples at school events, and prohibits students from “advocat[ing] or celebrat[ing]” the LGBTQ community, including displays of the Pride flag or rainbows.A student’s biological sex will determine bathroom usage and membership on single-sex school-sponsored sports teams, although girls may join boys’ teams “when deemed appropriate.” Parents will also be notified if their child is believed to be gender-nonconforming.The new policy has been criticized by some who have claimed it appears to conflict with more welcoming remarks by Pope Francis regarding the inclusion of members of the LGBTQ community within the Church.The diocese has defended the policy as a request from church and school leaders, emphasizing the importance of training and education youth in Church teaching — even as it continues to claim that “each and every person is welcome and invited to be a part of the Church,” according to The Hill.DignityUSA, a group for LGBTQ Catholics and their families, and the organization’s Northeast Ohio chapter, have said the diocese’s policy appears to “betray the essence of Catholicism.”“The policies that our bishop has recently released send a clear message that welcome in our schools and churches is conditional,” Susan Russell, the President of Dignity Northeast Ohio, said in a statement.

video, published by the conservative Family Policy Alliance, emerged of her telling an interviewer, back in March, that “protecting minor children from the transgender in this culture” should be among conservative lawmakers’ top priorities.In the video, Blackburn quickly shifts to speaking about KOSA as a way to stop children from being “indoctrinated,” blaming social media platforms for “inundating” minors with information that “they are, emotionally, not mature enough to handle.”The bill, which has been endorsed by President Joe Biden, would allow parents to sue social media companies and online platforms that do not sufficiently shield children from under 13 from “harmful” content.But Blackburn’s comments in the video, coming so soon after railing against transgender visibility, have led some LGBTQ advocates to fear that Republicans will attempt to hijack the bill to censor all LGBTQ-related information online and block access to LGBTQ resources, from suicide prevention hotlines to LGBTQ resource groups to academic sites with even generic information, by deeming them “harmful,” reports NBC News.In response to that speculation, Blackburn’s legislative director, Jamie Susskind, claimed in a post on X that opponents were conflating the two issues and spreading misinformation about the bill. Citing an article titled, “U.S.