Vladimir Putin's 'secret luxury mansion' worth over £900m is real, claims former aide

As we celebrate Mother’s Day, and those women who are so important in our lives, let’s take a trip through some of cinema’s greatest (and in some cases infamous) mums. Without a doubt, Joan Crawford’s finest hour came in this sensational adaptation of James M. Cain’s novel.

Elon Musk took to Twitter on Friday to offer a sense of his vision for the social media platform, after the acquisition goes through, also offering a sense of what its employees can expect, with regard to work life under his leadership.

First-timer. Selena Gomez will make her debut as a Saturday Night Live guest host on Saturday, May 14, and she can’t wait.

Taylor Swift released her latest remake of "This Love" on Friday.  Like other of Swift’s, 32, rerecorded takes, "This Love (Taylor’s Version)" features artistic tweaks to the original song.The intro was changed, but her lyrics about saving a long-lost love remained the same. "This Love (My version!) is out & I’m currently reliving the 1989 tour in my head and spiraling, it’s fine," Swift shared the news on Instagram on Friday.  Taylor Swift attends the 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards at Los Angeles Convention Center on March 14, 2021 in Los Angeles, California.

Leah Remini is celebrating the end of a new chapter in her second act.

Gogglebox fans have demanded that Mary Killen is kicked off the show after her comments about Boris Johnson in the latest episode. Controversy bubbled online came after a clip aired showing her and partner Giles Wood sitting down in front of Susanna Reid's must-watch interview with the Prime Minister on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.As Susanna grilled Johnson on the cost of living, Breakfast TV host raised the perilous example of a pensioner who had cut down their intake to just one meal a day to save home, and took the bus to keep themselves warm.Elsie, 77, had seen her gas and electric bills had risen from £17 to £85 a month.But Mary appeared to stick up for the Tory Prime Minister as she was seen saying: “I am very sorry for Elsie but Susanna is making out it is Boris' fault and like he doesn't care.”A bewildered Giles then asked her: “Whose fault is it?,” and Mary replied: “Well it is the global situation.”But the comments enraged many loyal Gogglebox viewers, as one wrote: “Get rid of Mary.”A more lengthy post by another read: “Can someone remind Mary that Boris Johnson runs this country and it absolutely IS his problem and his fault that an elderly women is riding a bus to keep warm bcos her heating bill has risen more than 4x!”While another said it had changed their opinion on the couple permanently, and penned: “Don’t know why I’m surprised Mary and Giles are Tories but now I know for sure, I can’t find them funny in the same way anymore, bye.”Others, however, praised the Channel 4 show for showing a range of political opinions.One said: “I agree with Twitter that Mary is out of touch and I certainly don’t agree with her.

Ross Mathews is married!

Sad news for Amy Schumer fans.

Colin Farrell is getting in some exercise!

Manchester United's interim boss Ralf Rangnick was blocked in his attempts to sign a forward in the January transfer window.

Katie Price looks likely to attend her little sister Sophie's wedding next month without her fiancé Carl Woods due to a family feud. According to The Sun Sophie, who got engaged earlier this year, will be walking down the aisle with Harry Brooks. It said reports suggested that Sophie had banned Carl from the event, but the car salesman insisted he made the decision himself.

Pete Davidson is reigniting his feud with Kanye West. The comedian, 28, addressed his ongoing conflict with Kim Kardashian’s estranged husband in a standup show titled "Pete Davidson Presents: The Best Friends" which was filmed in April. The special is being featured in "Netflix is a Joke: The Festival" and the streaming service released a few clips on Friday.

Drake was having such a good time being interviewed alongside Jack Harlow at the Kentucky Derby that he didn’t want it to end.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will have to 'leave their cameras at the door' when they come to the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, according to a royal expert.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirmed this week that they will come back to the UK to attend Her Majesty's official celebrations in June — and will be taking their children Archie and Lilibet to meet the Queen for the first time.A spokesperson for the couple said: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are excited and honoured to attend The Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations this June with their children."They will not appear on the balcony at Buckingham Palace alongside other members of The Firm however, as they are no longer working royals.While the estranged Sussexes were trailed by a Netflix camera crew during the Invictus Games in the Netherlands for a new show called 'Heart of Invictus’, royal author Robert Jobson says it is very unlikely the Queen will make the same allowances for their return visit.He told The Mirror: “Any Netflix cameras following them will be left at the door.”Another royal commentator recently claimed Meghan and Harry are facing added pressure to “produce more” content for Netflix in the wake of the company's financial pressures.In recent weeks the streaming giants confirmed they had axed the animated series, Pearl, which featured the Duchess of Sussex as an executive producer.The children’s TV show was set to focus on the adventures of a 12-year-old girl who becomes inspired by influential women throughout history.But Richard Fitzwilliams, told the Express that it was “clear” the royals will face added pressure to “produce more and probably more quickly” for consumers.The Trooping the Colour ceremony for

Bikini Kill’s guitarist Erica Dawn Lyle and drum tech Vice Cooler (who also drums in The Raincoats) have announced a benefit compilation featuring contributions from The Linda Lindas and Kim Gordon.Bikini Kill vocalist Kathleen Hanna features on the album’s first single ‘Mirrorball’, which can be heard below.READ MORE: The 50 best music documentaries of all time‘Land Trust: Benefit for NEFOC’ is released June 3 on Bandcamp and all funds raised will go towards Northeast Farmers Of Colour Land Trust.“This is the very, very rare benefit album where no one just sent in some crappy B-side,” Hanna said in a statement. “All the songs are fucking great and the performers really put their hearts into it.

Tammy Lynn Sytch has been arrested.

Rich Strike has come in as the surprise winner of the 2022 Kentucky Derby. The horse’s triumph was historic in nature, coming as the second-biggest upset in the 148-year history of the race.

Vladimir Putin is terrified of being killed like Libyan leader Muhammed Gaddafi, according to a leading expert. The Russian leader fears the same fate as Gaddafi amid civil unrest in the country over the jailing of opposition leader Alexi Navalny.

Pussy Riot’s Masha Alekhina was arrested again after attending a protest criticising Russian President Vladimir Putin last weekend (January 23).The activist and musician was reportedly detained for 48 hours and is now a suspect in a criminal case.Alekhina was one of 3,000 people who were arrested at the protest, which was attended by thousands of people. She is being prosecuted for “violation of sanitary and epidemiological rules” and could face up to two years in prison if she is found guilty.According to a tweet from Pussy Riot’s official Twitter account posted earlier today (January 29), Alekhina is still being detained.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin has warned that the impact of the coronavirus pandemic is deepening economic inequality worldwide, and bringing about conditions that could send the world spiralling into a “dark anti-Utopia.” Speaking via video link to the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, Mr Putin warned that the global situation was as dangerous as it had been in the days before World War II. “I strongly hope that such ‘hot’ global conflict is impossible now,” he said.

President Joe Biden "did not hold back" in his first phone call with Russian leader Vladimir Putin this week, the White House said.