Thief screams 'I am Jesus' before killing granddad as police swoop to taser him

Ryan Sheckler is a married man!

Halsey has announced some very sad news.

Drew Barrymore has had it with dating apps and she’s ready to meet someone IRL (in real life).

Amy Schumer is opening up about her son Gene.

Rachel DeLoache Williams, the real-life person who was the inspiration for Katie Lowes‘ character in the Netflix series Inventing Anna, is once again calling out the streaming service.

boxing fight between YouTubers Deji and Alex Wassabi was forced to be halted after a fan stormed the ring.Deji was looking to win his first fight of his career, having lost his previous two bouts, while American social media star Wassabi was making his debut in the ring.The pair were headlining an eight-fight card, with the likes of Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, Kristen Hanby Ashley Cain and Kyle 'Stromedy' Godfrey all also featuring.It was the culmination of a years-long rivalry between the duo, with Deji having been desperate to win to continue his boxing career after two disappointing showings.But the bout descended into chaos in only the second of the five scheduled rounds when a fan stormed the ring.The spectator leapt out of the stands, climbed through the ropes and into the ring, forcing the fight to be halted.Security guards immediately jumped into the ring and bundled the fan away from the fight, which was paused.The ring announcer then pleaded for calm as he warned the crowd that the fight could be called off if they continued.The fans heeded that advice, with the bout getting back underway and lasting the five-round distance before Wassabi was declared the winner by a split decision.How would you have scored the fight between Deji and Wassabi? Let us know in the comments section...Following his win, Wassabi fired a shot at the crowd, who were overwhelmingly supporting Deji in the clash.“I did great, I didn't know who was going to win at the end. I didn't realise how tough it was going to be,” he said.“These people love their people and they showed; I didn't hear my name once.

EastEnders actress Tamzin Outhwaite was feeling tearful as she responded to Gary Lineker after he praised Liverpool football fans for their “moving” tribute to Ukraine. Before their Premier League clash with West Ham, Liverpool held a minute-long applause for Ukraine. During the minute-long applause Liverpool held for Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion, fans could be heard singing You'll Never Walk Alone as a gesture of solidarity towards the country.Tamzin Outhwaite, who is probably best known for playing Mel Owen on EastEnders, took to Twitter to praise Liverpool for the tribute. In front of her 255,400 followers, she wrote: “Have been moved to tears today, a few times…“From buskers playing the Ukraine national anthem to the generous and heroic acts I have seen on the news. “Trying to ‘Look for the helpers’ otherwise it's too tragic to cope. “Look for the light,” she added, “#StopPutinNOW."The star wrote the post in response to another tweet from Gary Lineker, who also showed his support for the gesture. He penned: “Half way through the minute’s applause for Ukraine, Liverpool fans start singing You’ll Never Walk Alone.

Sean’s representative announced Sean’s death in August and confirmed he had been battling cancer.A statement from Off The Kerb Productions said: "It is with great sadness that we have to announce the death of Sean Lock."He died at home from cancer, surrounded by his family."Sean will be sorely missed by all that knew him. We kindly request that the privacy of his family and children is respected at this difficult time."Sean's friend Bill Bailey revealed shortly after his death that he had been battling lung cancer in secret.In an interview with ITV News, Bill said: "He had been diagnosed with lung cancer a few years ago and it was at the time quite a blow, particularly when it was quite advanced."We've tried to make the most of the last few years.

Drew Barrymore is over dating apps and wants to meet someone IRL (in real life).

jailed for life. Gavin Collins was caught on dashcam footage driving at speed and overtaking vehicles before losing control and crashing into a house in Nottingham on April 19 last year.

A man has been jailed for life after driving into a grandfather in a stolen car and killing him.

killed a retired magistrate when he ploughed into him at a bus stop. Gavin Collins, 39, had been released from jail days before he went on a 30-minute rampage which resulted in the death of 87-year-old Terry Radford.During his deadly crime spree, Collins also stole three cars, crashed into two houses, broke into three properties and repeatedly rammed a police car as he tried to escape.On April 19 last year Collins burst into a man's house in Tibshelf, Derbyshire, and grabbed his car keys before speeding away.