Ubisoft ends support for ‘Ghost Recon Breakpoint’ but will sell more NFTs in the future

sex industry – even her ex could not give her a “happy ending".The 25-year-old saucy actress is no stranger to getting her kink on between the sheets – she previously revealed that she is called a 'husband stealer' as she likes to bonk husbands and wives at the same time.But before the pink haired bombshell started her career in the adult entertainment industry, sex didn't provide the pinnacle of pleasure.In a recent TikTok clip, the busty babe revealed that she got back together with her ex even though he never gave her the big ‘O’.Daisy has now been single for five years and has not looked back.Thanks to being a porn star, she has now been able to have her “happy ending” at last.And she is not looking to jump back into a relationship anytime soon - well, not a monogamous one.From taking the leap as a cam girl to a porn star, Daisy has now been shooting erotic films for just over a year.Daisy exclusively told Daily Star all about her journey of realising that female pleasure is just as important as a males – and how her sex career has shown her what she likes.She explained: “Before I became a porn star I never really thought it was a big thing for women not to [orgasm].“A lot of porn, TV and movies only show the males orgasm, not the females, so that’s what we can end up thinking is the norm.“Since starting this job I now see how important it is for all parties to have a happy ending!“There is no shame in someone not being able to make you have an orgasm after all… and I’m happy to show them just what I like!”The naughty actress has been single for a while now, and is quite content with not having a boyfriend.She continued: “I’m single and have been for about five years! People always assume single women need a

Lordi have joined forces with PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) to support the organisation’s ongoing campaign against animal testing.The Finnish heavy metal band – who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2006 with ‘Hard Rock Hallelujah’ – posed for a new poster declaring that “animal testing is horrifying”, using their garish, horror-themed costumes and imagery to bolster the message. Pictured below the band is a rabbit that appears to have an unidentified device screwed into its scalp. Have a look at the poster below:A post shared by PETA UK (@petauk)In addition, Lordi have encouraged fans to show support for the European Citizens’ Initiative, launched by PETA in tandem with more than 100 animal protection groups, as well as brands like Dove and The Body Shop, to call on the European Union “to uphold and strengthen the animal testing ban for cosmetics”. In a press release issued by PETA, the org explained that “despite setting a global precedent, the ban is being undermined by new and unnecessary animal testing requirements for cosmetics ingredients that have been safely used for years”.It continued: “The ECI also calls for the transformation of EU chemicals regulations without the addition of new animal tests and for the establishment of a plan to end all animal experiments.”In a statement of their own, Lordi said: “The EU ban prohibiting cosmetics testing on animals is under threat because the Helsinki-based European Chemicals Agency is demanding that thousands of animals be subjected to cruel tests.

Russia invaded Ukraine, SAS troops are training forces in Kyiv to aid them in their resistance against Vladimir Putin's troops. According to Ukrainian commanders, two battalions have undergone military training for serving British special forces in recent weeks.

Prince Harry and Meghan 's long-awaited reunion with the Queen and Prince Charles at Windsor Castle this week ended with the couple promising Her Majesty would see her new great-grandchildren soon, a source has claimed. The Mirror reports that following the visit, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex opened up the possibility that they will return from the US for the Platinum Jubilee.The couple's secret Thursday face-to-face meeting with the 95-year-old monarch who has yet to meet her great-granddaughter Lilibet, was the first such meeting since they quit Royal life in 2020.

Instagram surrounded by two stunning women. He captioned the picture: "I live this world like everyone else, but within me lies another one that no one will ever see!"The Italian is with Valentina Morchio and Nunzia Vitale, who, like Iovinella, also appears to be based in Naples.

tragic death of Bob Saget at age 65, and it appears his widow Kelly Rizzo, who has continued to post memories about their life and vacations together, is taking steps to move forward. As she prepares to sell the house she'd lived in with her husband of four years, she’s sharing some of Saget’s belongings with the other people he loved the most.

Airdrie defender Callum Fordyce says the Diamonds will take their League One title charge as far as they can - but they're aware it's a tall order.

A return to the Premiership won't beckon this season - but Hamilton can take inspiration from Arbroath's push for the Championship title.

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We are only month away from the broadcast upfront week where the networks will unveil their fall schedules but a significant portion of nets’ lineups for next season remain murky. Yet to learn their fate are not only middling performers and other shows that have found themselves on the bubble for one reason or another, but also highly rated series whose renewal is subject to complex negotiations with a non-affiliated studio, such as ABC’s The Goldbergs (Sony TV) and The Conners (Werner Entertainment), CBS’ FBI franchise and The Equalizer (Universal TV) as well as Fox’s 9-1-1 franchise and New Amsterdam (20th TV), or even with the network’s own studio and/or top talent, like is the case with NBC’s Law & Order and Law & Order: Organized Crime and CBS’ Blue Bloods.

Ukrainian minesweeping dog that took the internet by storm has now successfully sniffed out 'hundreds of Russian explosives'.Patron (Bullet in English) is an adorable two-and-a-half-year-old Jack Russell helping to remove mines left by retreating Russian forces in the Chernihiv region, north of Kyiv.The hero pooch first made headlines last month after he was pictured at work donning a miniature Ukrainian military vest. Since then the landscape of the conflict has changed dramatically with Vladimir Putin pulling troops out of northern Ukraine where their war effort was faltering badly.

Jennifer Aniston reveals she’s stopped sleepwalking, but still struggles with insomnia.

Star Wars toy picked up for the bargain price of 99p at Tesco in the 1980s could sell for up to £1,000 when it goes under the hammer next week.The Return of the Jedi plastic Yak Face figure, still in its original packaging, is emblazoned with its retail price of £1.59 - but a 99p Tesco price label has been stuck over the top.The 39-year-old toy, manufactured by Palitoy in 1983, is set to go under the hammer at Hansons Auctioneers in Etwall, Derbyshire on April 20 with a guide price of £800-£1,000 due to its rarity.It’s part of a wider collection of Star Wars figures gathered over the last 20 years by a major fan of the film trilogy. He is auctioning off 37 toys which together could sell for up to £20,000.A figure of Anakin Skywalker has the biggest auction estimate - £3,000-£5,000, made in 1984.David Wilson-Turner, head of toys at Hansons, said: “In almost 10 years of working at Hansons selling multiple Star Wars items, these are two figures I have never come across before.“The Jedi Yak Face with its original 99p price sticker is also fairly rare, hence the guide price.

Back to school! From Chase Stokes to Nicola Coughlin, plenty of TV stars have played teenagers years after aging out of the demographic.

Sault, the mysterious U.K.-based group, have released a new album. Air arrived on streaming platforms on Friday and features seven new songs.

With 2021 marking the 20th anniversary of the premiere of “24”, could Jack Bauer have one more mission left in him?

John Mayer’s Nashville concert had a big surprise for audiences.

“Mindhunter,”) is corrupt and pulling the strings.  “Courtney [Vance] is such a gentleman,” said Cole, who is British and best known for “Doctor Who.”“He’s so honorable and peaceful, but a great leader at the same time. He makes everyone feel comfortable, and he sets the tone for a good environment to work in. Everyone just kind of followed suit.” Cole added that he didn’t interact closely with Jordan, because, “He was busy doing Michael B.

Viola Davis as Michelle Obama, Michelle Pfeiffer as Betty Ford and Gillian Anderson as Eleanor Roosevelt, Showtime's   examines American leadership from the eyes of three iconic First Ladies. Premiering on Sunday, will dive into Obama's, Ford's and Roosevelt's political and personal lives, while examining the impact the White House's women had on the nation. Sign Up for Showtime«She is all things. She is a hero,» Davis told ET about portraying Mrs.

return to the directing chair for a Netflix rom-com came as balm to her many fans, who have been waiting more than seven years for another comforting kitchen-set romp like “It’s Complicated.”David Lynch fans were thrilled when it was rumored that the “Mulholland Drive” auteur might have a new feature going to Cannes. But since there’s still a chance we might see a “Wisteria” TV series or feature on Netflix — or elsewhere — sometime soon, we’re going to leave Lynch off the list for now.Meanwhile, Kathryn Bigelow recently announced that she would make “Aurora,” her first film since 2017’s “Detroit,” while Francis Ford Coppola is still swearing he will get “Megalopolis” off the ground sometime soon.Then there’s George Lucas, who basically hung up his eyepiece after “Revenge of the Sith,” and said at the time that he would pivot to smaller independent films.

Joe Alwyn says he wants to keep his relationship private in a culture of oversharing.