The shopping destinations that have survived the retail gloom - and what to buy from them next week

Beyoncé and Jay-Z recently celebrated their 13th anniversary and jetted off to Las Vegas to celebrate.

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A teenage boy was seriously injured and in hospital tonight after a collision with a car on the outskirts of Manchester city centre.

Kara Keough's family just got a little bigger!The former star revealed in an Instagram post on Saturday that she and husband Kyle Bosworth welcomed a baby boy. Keough had just announced that they were expecting another baby on Easter.Sharing photos of their newborn son they named Vaughn Mack Bosworth, the reality star revealed he was born on March 31.«The day McCoy was born, I started writing a story.

Premiership table. The Accies boss insists a win was the least they deserved after going down 1-0 to Dundee United and he's convinced the spirit shown offers hope of survival.

Loose Women presenter Alison Hammond, 46, has spoken out after co-star Amanda Holden, 50, joked that she was using BBC One's new singing show, I Can See Your Voice, to bag herself a man.The favourite ITV presenter responded to the model's jibe by revealing that most of the contestants were "too young" for her, before going on to describe what she looks for in her perfect man.Alison admitted that a few contestants of the singing show had caught her eye while filming.She said: "I spotted a few potentials."One was gay, so I couldn't have him."However, the mum-of-one revealed that she went on to rule out the majority of the male contestants because of their age.She told OK! Magazine: "I think the rest were too young for me.

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Mama June Shannon came face to face with daughters Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson andLauryn 'Pumpkin' Shannonfor the first time in over a year, on Friday's episode of Mama June: Road to Redemption.The highly anticipated reunion was fraught with issues after 15-year-old Honey Boo Boo and 21-year-old Pumpkin confronted June over her extensive drug addiction and the effect it has had on them.The conversation however is threatened when Pumpkin decides to give June a surprise drug test on the spot, sternly telling her mother that 'if it's not clean no meeting.' Reunion:Mama June comes face to face with daughters Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson and Lauryn 'Pumpkin' Shannon for the first time in over a year where they confront her about her drug

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Emmy Rossum had to part ways with one of her dogs today.

Cardi B is spoiling her daughter and she isn’t leaving any stone unturned. Her 2-year-old daughter with Offset-Kulture Kiari Cephus was treated to 7 brand-new designer bags along with jewellery and hair accessories.

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EXCLUSIVE: Scandal alum Cornelius Smith Jr. has been tapped as a lead opposite Vera Farmiga and Adepero Oduye in Five Days at Memorial, Apple TV+’s limited series from John Ridley, Carlton Cuse and ABC Signature.

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Coronation Street star Will Mellor has said he’d be a dodgy trader like Del Boy Trotter if he wasn’t an actor.The telly ace - who plays Corrie badboy Harvey - revealed he used to sell cheap clobber in pubs and would still be at it if he wasn’t famous.Will, 45, said: “I’d have probably have been a bit of a wheeler dealer like Del Boy.“There was a period where I saved up to buy my first car, a Fiesta XR2 1.1, it cost me 675 quid - I loved it.“And what I did was, I got a card and it was for a wholesalers, off my sister’s boyfriend.“So I went down with this card as if I was a business owner and go in and buy cheap s***.“I could go in the wholesalers and get all the sportswear and all that, it was shorts, socks, remember the Umbro jumpers with

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Steven Gaydos Executive VP of ContentThe enduring power and appeal of great mid-20th century American pop music, shows no signs of abating, which is a kinder way of saying that boomer music is outliving the boomer generation. Just as the Great American Songbook giants produced indelible art now clocking in at the century-old mark, the songwriters, singers, groups, musicians and producers of what was first called Top 40, then oldies and now simply classics, have created a legacy that fuels everything from Broadway hits to biopics to commercials and TV shows.

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Anna Marie de la Fuente In a bid to explore new avenues of distribution, Colombian-German-Italian co-production “When in Venice,” by Colombian director-producer Juan Zapata of Zapata Filmes, will bow simultaneously May 13 in theaters in at least eight countries and be available worldwide on VOD and TVOD platforms.Shot completely in pre-pandemic Venice in 2018, the sight of mask-free crowds, of people embracing, shaking hands and nuzzling, is disorienting at first.“When in Venice” is a love letter to the iconic Italian city as well as the story of two strangers who make a pact to visit the city together, albeit with some rather odd rules.He’s Max, a German businessman (Peter Ketnath) in the middle of breaking up with his girlfriend and