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Hollywood star Gwen Stefani rocked the top of the charts with Don't Speak.The No Doubt singer hit number one on this day in 1997 with the track, after rising to fame with the band following songs including Just A Girl.Gwen Stefani showed off a number of stunning looks in the video for the song, including a sweet ditsy print dress and a crop top and trousers onstage, which showed off the singer's toned abs.To pay tribute to the 25th anniversary of the hit song, Daily Star has taken a look at some of Gwen Stefani's hottest looks.Gwen Stefani channelled inspiration from Las Vegas showgirls for her glam Met Gala 2019 look.The singer walked the red carpet wearing a white bodysuit, encrusted with multi-coloured jewels that were draped over her sizzling curves.The high fashion look from designer Moschino was completed with black fish net tights and a white faux fur coat, completing the stunning outfit.Designer Jeremy Scott told Vogue: "The look I designed for Gwen is a mix of all the kinds of camp iconography that she and I love.

as reported by Teesside Live. The Mill gave them a deadline of 4pm on Tuesday to cough up the cash before going to the police.They posted on social media: "To the lovely couple that racked up a hefty bill consisting of fillet steak and lobster, numerous bottles of wine…."Whilst we’re sure it was an honest mistake on your part that you left without paying, please pay your bill by 4 o'clock today."You were sat opposite a camera and the CCTV couldn’t be clearer."The pub later said that they had made contact with the couple and had been told that they would pay up on Wednesday when the male half of the couple got paid.However, at just after 8pm on Tuesday night, The Mill announced that the £179.20 bill had been paid by a female.They posted online: "The bill has been paid by an anonymous female believed to be his girlfriend! Bless, who said romance is dead."A number of people took to social media to condemn the couple's actions.

Melbourne Film Festival Launches $100K Best Film Prize; Southern Hemisphere’s “Richest” Feature CompetitionThe Melbourne International Film Festival is introducing a feature film competition ahead of its 70th anniversary edition.

TikTok user @kenzjee, who works as a waitress at the restaurant chain, demonstrated purchasing the hosiery from a vending machine in the restaurant bathroom.The $5 (£3.70) tights, which come in different skin tone colours, must be worn as part of the uniform, which also consists of tiny orange shorts and a low-cut white shirt with the Hooters logo on it.And many TikTok viewers were stunned to find out that the tights weren't provided by the company and that waitresses had to pay for them themselves.Talking on the video, @kenzjee said: "People always ask me about our tights machine and I have to buy tights today so I'll just make a video about it."In the clip, which has now been viewed more than 4.7million times, she inserted a five dollar bill into a vending machine that sold the tights.She then chose the size and skin tone colour that she wanted before getting her pair.The vending machine was made by a company called Peavey Hosiery, which charges $8.49 (£6.30) for the same tights - called Suntan Hosiery - on its website. So at least they get them a little cheaper, we guess.Kenzjee explained that the reason Hooters doesn't give employees the tights for free is because they are considered 'undergarments,' so they have to 'sell them through a third party company.'She also said that the item of clothing is tax deductible as a work-related expense.However, many people still said that the company should not make their employees pay for the tights if they are required as part of the uniform.Some even blasted them the firm in the comment section.One exclaimed: "It's a company uniform, so company should pay for it.

driver who left a "sick and twisted" note on her car which called her fat before ending the message in a horrifying way. The woman, who wished to stay anonymous, said she received the vile letter following a minor incident at a Sainsbury's car park in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

on plastic surgery left her fans drooling this week with a cheeky lingerie snaps. Céline Centino, 27, from Switzerland, was bullied at school and so spent a small fortune to achieve her dream body.The model has undergone nose and boob jobs and even recently treated herself to a Brazilian Butt Lift for Christmas.Now, she earns thousands from her “sex object” appearance.The popular Instagram model made the most of her enhanced figure this week with a cheeky lingerie post that left her 735,000 followers with their jaws on the floor.Céline donned a frilly, peach coloured thing and white t-shirt with a black trim for the sexy snap.She knelt on the floor and pushed her booty into the air while giving the camera a sultry stare.The model’s black and grey sleeve tattoo was also on show in the cheeky photo.

Train services in Lanarkshire will stop this afternoon as Storm Dudley brings heavy rain and high winds to Scotland.

Celtic midfielder Matt O'Riley could be handed a Denmark call in time for the World Cup next winter.

A son claimed his parents' pensions for over three decades and was only caught out when his dad turned 100.

A Scottish mum was horrified after claiming to discover a bloke 'shushing' her baby through a baby monitor bought from an independent manufacturer on Amazon - leaving her fearing the family have been SPIED on for weeks.

Storm Dudley is on the way as Scots brace for gale force winds form this afternoon.

Brother in Every Inch definitely offers the world something it’s never seen before — the training of Russian air force pilots on an actual Russian air base — but guess what: It looks exactly flight training in any other country. All the same, this second feature from director Alexander Zolotukhin (after his debut three years ago with A Russian Youth) does take you somewhere new as it examines the progress of twin brothers as they undergo the rigors of learning to fly jet fighters, even if it’s presented in a semi-arty way that is both aesthetically pleasing and dramatically skimpy. This visually entrancing short feature (just 80 minutes long) premiered in the Encounters section of the Berlin Film Festival.

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Dancing On Ice star said she had been drinking absinthe and took offence when someone remarked that her Essex accent was “a bit common”.During an appearance on Steph's Packed Lunch yesterday, Denise said: “They’re all from quite posh, private Eton-type schools."I was with my then-boyfriend who works in music and we were drinking absinthe.

Posting a pic on February 14, Judy could be seen beaming at her daughter in the same outfit as the other snap.Alongside this, Chloe wrote: “My Valentine, we ate Deliveroo.“Favourite woman in the world.”Many of fitness trainer Chloe’s followers admitted they were overjoyed to see Judy.Vicky Pattison wrote: “Adore her.”Judal60 added: “This Morning never the same since Richard and Judy left.”Lisalouwilliams102 replied: “And mine xxx I wanted to be adopted by R&J back in the day.”Mrsvjb wrote: “Dame Judy, absolute legend! Looking incredible.”While Wendiet55 added: “She’s looking gorgeous as ever.”Judy retired from TV after 43 years in showbusiness back in 2018.At the time, Chloe told The Sun how her mum had made the decision to focus on “her health and our family”.

Fêted and eternally fabulous, Isabelle Huppert is this year’s Berlin Film Festival honorary Golden Bear laureate for her life’s work so far, with an accompanying program of some of her most celebrated films. About Joan is her newest, screened out of competition as a Berlinale Special gala (though Huppert was unable to make the trip to Berlin after testing positive for Covid). That is quite a lot of weight to carry for Laurent Larivière’s slender story about the malleability of memory. That subject in itself, broad and deep as it is, may be too much for this rickety film to bear, even with Huppert’s flickering brilliance in the title role.

EastEnders actress June Brown has turned another year older and marked her 94th birthday on February 16.The soap icon is beat known for playing Dot Cotton and joined the BBC One soap back in 1985.In 2005, she won Best Actress at the Inside Soap Awards and previously received the Lifetime Achievement award at the British Soap Awards.June was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2008 Birthday Honours for services to drama and to charity.In 2009, she was nominated for the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress, making her the second performer to receive a BAFTA nomination for their work in a soap opera, after Jean Alexander.It was announced in February 2020 that June had decided to leave EastEnders behind and quit her role as chain-smoking Dot permanently.To celebrate the birthday girl, Daily Star has taken a look back at her wild life from opening up about being "sick and tired" of having sex to her unexpected friendship with pop sensation turned Hollywood actress Lady Gaga.June was born on 16 February 1927 in Needham Market, Suffolk and was one of five children.Her younger brother John Peter died of pneumonia in 1932 at 15 days old, and her elder sister Marise died in 1934 aged eight from a meningitis-like illness. She was educated at St John's Church of England School in Ipswich and then won a scholarship to Ipswich High School, where she passed the school certificate examinations.During the Second World War, she was evacuated to the Welsh village of Pontyates in Carmarthenshire.

Warner Bros. company removed Christopher Nolan's next film, Tenet, from its release schedule on Monday.

It is officially, Tenet's release has been postponed indefinitely. The highly anticipated sci-fi movie directed by Christopher Nolan had been eyeing a summer release date.

Christopher Nolan‘s “Tenet” has been delayed indefinitely, ET can confirm. The film was initially due to be released July 17, before first being pushed back to July 31 and then to Aug. 12. For the time being, it remains undated.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineWarner Bros. has removed “Tenet” from its release calendar, delivering a big blow on the exhibition industry at a time when movie theaters had hoped to peg their re-opening to the late summer debut of Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi thriller.Though necessary given the mass uncertainty over when cinemas across the globe can safely reopen, the decision further complicates Hollywood’s already bumpy plan to revive moviegoing.