Trevor Noah Condemns Cops for Responding to 'Police Brutality With Even More Police Brutality'

Slowdive have confirmed that they’re working on their first new album in five years.The shoegaze band took to social media last night (February 10) to reveal that the follow-up to their self-titled 2017 album is on its way.“Studio vibes,” the band’s official Twitter account wrote, captioning a picture of Neil Halstead and Rachel Goswell.Goswell quote tweeted the photo on her personal Twitter account, writing: “LP5.”LP5 https://t.co/gtDt1OZF3N— Rachel Goswell

The star added that the product offers an “array of benefits” including an improvement of metabolism and fatigue.She wrote: "They promise an array of benefits inc: improvements to your metabolism, immune system, insomnia, fatigue, migraines etc etc!”Some fans weren’t particularly impressed by the patches, claiming that it was a “scam.” @Michaelwatterson penned: “I watched a video debunking these.“They put them on a clean sterilised surface and was same results as putting on your foot.”Lucyswhitehall wrote: “Interesting....“Although I think our bodies are already well equipped to manage and expel toxins, so I'm not convinced of their value or evidence base.”@Whyayemrs said: “Detoxification is done by the liver, not the soles of the feet.“All of these foot pads are a scam. Companies love preying on our fears and insecurities.Save your money.”@Hannahdarling370 said: “Don't waste your money.The liver and kidneys detox the body.”Julia later responded to these accusations from her Twitter account, explaining she was not endorsing them.She said: "I was sleepy when I posted about these & didn't use words like allegedly/supposedly in the actual film."I hope i was clear that I'm not sure about these & it was just a bit of dirty tea bag fun. (sic)“I'm not saying they 'do' anything.

While Rihanna continues to slay our social media timelines with her impressive maternity style, we’re still making sure we keep up with the rest of the best celebrity fashion moments taking place every week. These last seven days, celebs have been loving monochrome looks and bright colors.

Alan is best known for shows such as Love Your Garden and Love your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh.The star also often shares gardening advice with fans.In January, Alan, on Gardeners’ World, shared top tips on looking after his orchid houseplants.He said: “There’s one group of flowering plants which until recently terrified the pants off people because they thought they must be difficult to grow - the orchids.“Then a few years ago, along came the moth orchid, phalaenopsis.”He added that the plant had actually been around for a long time.Talking about what to expect, he explained that they generally lasted for months.The presenter reminded fellow horticulturists not to over water them, as they come in a transparent pot.

Inventing Anna, about socialite scammer Anna Delvey. In the episode, written by Shondaland vet , Delvey takes her “friends,” Kacy Duke (Cox), a celebrity fitness trainer and life coach, as well as magazine photo editor Rachel (Katie Lowes) and videographer Noah (Chris Lowell) to Morocco under the guise that she has to travel abroad for visa purposes. They decide to capture footage for her burgeoning social arts club back in New York along the way—but unbeknownst to everyone, Delvey can't pay for any of it. Kacy is the first to sense that something is amiss. “These are palatial digs, you know? This is incredible,” Cox says as we sit down on one of the many plush couches inside the architecturally stunning Moroccan abode.

Cristiano Ronaldo could not be more proud of his 11-year-old son, Cristiano Jr. who recently signed a professional deal with Manchester United’s junior league. It’s the start of Junior’s career as he follows in the footsteps of his famous father.

supports HTML5 videoCristiano Ronaldo left his followers baffled as he accidentally went live on Instagram from his private sauna.The Manchester United legend’s fans responded with goat emojis and plenty of confused replies as he stared into the camera without saying a word.In the video – which had 700,000 people tuning in – Ronaldo was seen entering the sauna and gazing at the screen.He also gave everyone a peek at his back garden, and poured water onto sauna stones to give off more steam.The sudden and bizarre live stream had some fans wondering if the 37-year-old star simply clicked the wrong button by accident.One United fan tweeted: ‘Ronaldo… 400 million followers on Instagram and he doesn’t even know how it works.’Another joked Ronaldo might actually be ‘a robot’, and even his former Red Devils teammate Rio Ferdinand seemed confused.Summing up everyone’s feelings, he asked: ‘What you doing bro. (sic)’And another fan who tuned in couldn’t wrap their head around the random turn of events, as they asked: ‘Why’s Ronaldo just baking off in a sauna in a shed not saying a single word on his Instagram live?’Ronaldo is no stranger to the sauna, as his former teammate Patrice Evra previously opened up on the star’s daily routine which included a steam.He recalled: ‘When he invited me for lunch… don’t ever go for lunch, because you are going to have one of the most boring lunches at Cristiano’s.

Closer magazine: ‘I still really fancy Phil and find him attractive, even more than I did when we met. It’s probably because I’ve trained him up…‘My mum has always said to be, “Look after your man – otherwise another woman will’.

John Legend, Tessa Thompson and 1,000 other Black artists in the entertainment industry are coming together to put an end to the racial injustice.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerJohn Bolton, described as a full-time “Got Milk” ad by Trevor Noah, has a new book expected to be out soon, The Room Where It Happened. No, it’s not an homage to the musical Hamilton, which has a song of roughly the same name.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerThere’s a reason Trevor Noah is doing his show from home. “It’s not that I forgot to pay the utility bill at the studio,” he said.

Trevor Noah gave an impassioned speech about the fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks during Monday's episode of The Daily Show. On June 12, Brooks fell asleep in his car at a Wendy's drive-thru in Atlanta after drinking alcohol.

Trevor Noah thinks it’s high time police reconsider how they approach arresting people.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorAn angry and exasperated Trevor Noah used his Daily Social Distancing Show monologue Monday to decry the killing of Rayshard Brooks by Atlanta police over the weekend.“He’s broken some law — a law not worth dying for. I think we can all agree on that,” the Comedy Central host said.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerSpike Lee stopped in online to talk with Trevor Noah about his new film Da 5 Bloods, which depicts African American vets returning to Vietnam to seek the remains of their fallen squad leader and the gold fortune he helped them hide. Lee’s talk topics rambled from Crispus Attucks to Colin Kaepernick to the New York Knicks, but in between, he made his point about the state of America and why African Americans are wound into its fabric: “We built this bitch.”The interview went well for Noah, as Lee ended it with an open invitation to join him for drinks or dinner “A.C.,” or “After Corona” “We know who’s paying,” Noah said, laughing.Watch the interview above. Subscribe to Deadline Breaking News Alerts and keep

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorFormer Vice President Joe Biden has been making the rounds of news and talk shows lately, and tonight he did a virtual interview with Trevor Noah for The Daily Social Distancing Show.   “If you were to become president, do you think that there would be a world where defunding the police would be the solution and getting some of these responsibilities away from police forces — police in schools, police handling mental illness, police handling homelessness, etc.?”The newly minted Democratic nominee for president, who is on the record saying he doesn’t support defunding police, replied, “Well, I think there are a lot of changes that can take place period, without having to defund police completely.” He went on to

Peter White Television EditorJoe Biden is going on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah as he continues his campaign media blitz.The former Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee will appear on the Comedy Central show this evening, June 9. He will speak remotely to the South African comedian in the 45-minute talk-show.Biden’s appearance comes a day after he addressed George Floyd’s six-year-old daughter Gianna in an emotional video played at Floyd’s funeral in Houston.Biden has been ramping up the number of interviews he gives in recent weeks, particularly to those with younger skewing platforms.

Trevor Noah tears into U.S. President Donald Trump and the police response to protesters following the death of George Floyd.

Trevor Noah took time during Monday's episode of The Daily Show to talk about instances of police violence against protesters amid the worldwide demonstrations in the wake of George Floyd's death. Noah began the segment by sharing that many people have compared the recent protests to the civil rights movement.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorTrevor Noah and The Daily Social Distancing Show returned from a two-week hiatus tonight — but dang if there he had anything to talk about. It’s not like, y’know, stuff happened.But Comedy Central’s intrepid late-night host soldiered on and opted to tackle an old topic: police brutality.The day before George Floyd is laid to rest, an often grim-faced Noah said: “People have been comparing this moment to the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.

Peter White Television EditorThe Daily Show with Trevor Noah continues to expand – returning after a two-week hiatus with an extended one-hour episode.The Comedy Central series will return at 11 tonight, June 8, with guests including Black Visions Collective organizer Miski Noor and Super Bowl champion and NFL Players Coalition co-founder Anquan Boldin.It is the latest move to extend the show past its previous 30-minute form. It started airing 45-minute episodes from April 27, amid the global pandemic.