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Spanish police officers have intercepted a brazen “ coronavirus party” where people deliberately aimed to spread the killer virus on a Tenerife beach.

If you happened to look outside your window in Manchester last night, you'd have been in for a pretty special sight.Scores of Mancunians captured incredible scenes as the region was hit by a phenomenon known as 'silent' or 'heat' lightening.Social media was full of spectacular videos which showed the skies above lit up by purple lightning.But unlike a normal thunderstorm, the weather display was without two key elements - thunder and rain.Heat lighting, also known as silent or dry lightning, usually occurs in the American Southwest.The phenomenon sees cloud to ground lightning that has occurred very far away, with thunder dissipating before it reaches the observer.Many people chose to stay up to watch what one woman described as "the

dressed in a clown suit chased two young girls through a park while manically laughing in a terrifying incident.The yob jumped out from behind a bush in the frightening outfit before he started hysterically laughing like 'something out of the movies', according to one of the girl's mothers.The friends, aged 12, were walking in Walton Hall Park, Liverpool, around 9pm on Saturday when the horrifying incident took place, as reported by The Echo.Mum Marissa Roberts says the youngsters were filming videos together when they came across the creepy figure.Police were reportedly told the thug was holding a "shiny" object, something Marrisa says her daughter saw too.She said: "They heard noises from the bushes, then a man in a clown outfit jumped

Kenya Barris revealed that part of his reasoning for signing a whopper development deal with Netflix was his frustration over ABC shelving a Season 4 episode of black-ish, intrigue around the lost episode that was pulled from the schedule days before it was set to air in Feb. 2018 grew exponentially.

ABC shelved a political episode of Black-ish set to air in February 2018, over 'creative differences.'Now after over two years of speculation, the episode— Please, Baby, Please— is available on Hulu, series creator Kenya Barris announced on Monday.The episode was added to the end of the fourth season on the Disney owned streaming service, and focuses on multiple social and political issues. Now airing: Black-ish episode Please, Baby, Please that was shelved by ABC in 2018 over 'creative differences' is now airing on Hulu, show creator Kenya Barris announced on Monday'In November 2017, we made an episode of black-ish entitled Please, Baby, Please,' Barris said in a statement posted to Instagram.

People’s Postcode Lottery - all thanks to his mum. The 26-year-old only signed up after getting badgered by her to give it a go after moving to his own house in Chelmsford, Essex.His mum has always played and persuaded him to do the same in the hope of winning.So Sufyaan couldn't believe it when People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Jeff Brazier called him via Zoom to say he had scooped a jackpot prize in just his second month of playing.He said: "My mum has been doing it for years and has had a few small wins.

Faith Hill is showing off a fun, new hairstyle. In an Instagram photo shared by the singer's husband Tim McGraw on Saturday, a fresh-faced Hill, 52, is seen rocking pastel pink locks.

Faith Hill is finishing her summer with a bright new 'do.The This Kiss songstress, 52, displayed a new pink mane in a photo her husband Tim McGraw posted to Instagram on Sunday, as she matched the hair color their daughter Gracie dyed her locks earlier.McGraw, 53, captioned the shot, 'Dang, I love this girl!' while giving credit to Gracie for snapping the image.

Tony Hale, 49, has spoken about his anxiety that he could be cut from the film after feeling "overwhelmed" coming into such a well-known franchise.The actor, who plays Toy Story's newest character Forky, has opened up on his experience of joining esteemed actors Tom Hanks and Tim Allen to record for the box office smash hit.In the film, Tony plays Forky, who is a cross between a fork and spoon designed to help children eat chilli and be disposed of after.However, the 'spork' takes on a life of his own as he joins in on the antics with the franchise's protagonists Woody (played by Hanks) and Buzz Lightyear (Allen).Of joining the Pixar animated movie, Tony exclusively told Express.co.uk: "I resonated with Forky because I was quite overwhelmed

politics-themed episode that was shelved by ABC in February 2018 is now airing on Hulu, series creator Kenya Barris announced Monday. The episode, titled «Please, Baby, Please,» is named after the 2006 children's book written by director Spike Lee and his wife, producer Tonya Lewis Lee.The episode features Dre (Anthony Anderson) reading the book to his son Devante, and deals with institutional discrimination in America, discussing, among other things, President Donald Trump and NFL players kneeling during the national anthem as a form of protest against police brutality and systemic racism.

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reported exclusively by Variety, to “creative differences” with Barris and the producers that they “were unable to resolve.”Barris used the same “creative differences” term, however, the argument over the episode was allegedly a significant factor behind his departure for a mega overall deal at Netflix later that same year.Directed by Barris, the episode features Anthony Anderson’s patriarch Dre caring for his infant son on the night of an intense thunderstorm that keeps the whole household awake. Dre attempts to read the baby a bedtime story, but abandons that plan when the child continues to cry.

black-ish  titled "Please, Baby, Please" — which should have originally aired during Season 4 — has been released for the first time ever on Hulu.The episode was originally pulled after ABC and showrunner Kenya Barris couldn't come to a compromise — and is famously touted as the last straw in Barris's strained relationship with ABC. After the episode was shelved, he signed an exclusive $100 million contract with Netflix.

Will Thorne Staff WriterThe “Please, Baby, Please” episode of “Black-ish,” which was shelved before airing by ABC due to its political content back in 2018, will finally make it to air on Hulu.“Black-ish” creator Kenya Barris shared the news in a statement Monday.“We were one year post-election and coming to the end of a year that left us, like many Americans, grappling with the state of our country and anxious about its future. Those feelings poured onto the page, becoming 22 minutes of television that I was, and still am, incredibly proud of,” Barris said.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticOver two years after ABC shelved a highly political episode of Black-ish over creative differences,” series creator Kenya Barris says the originally February 22, 2018 scheduled ‘Please Baby Please’ is finally going to see the light of day – on Hulu.“On November 2017, we made an episode of black-ish entitled ‘Please, Baby, Please,’ ” the EP explained today in a post on social media of the once censored show.

Earlier this week, it was revealed that Hulu's High Fidelity television show wouldn't return for a second season. Zoë Kravitz, who played the lead role and told the story through a female perspective, said goodbye to the series in a lengthy Instagram post on Wednesday.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: C13Originals is launching a new podcast that tells the true story of a Hell’s Angel member, murder and the impact it had on his family who went into witness protection.The Entercom-owned company, which is behind podcast series including Root of Evil, Once Upon A Time In The Valley and Long May The Run, is launching Relative Unknown on August 11.It tells the story of Jackee Taylor, who was born Jacqueline Crouch, the daughter of Clarence “Butch” Crouch, a member of the Banditos motorcycle gang in Texas in the 1960s who became a Hell’s Angel and subsequently confessed to an unsolved murder.

Faith Hill has turned back time — or at least that's what fans think!Over the weekend, Tim McGraw posted a photo of his wife bearing no makeup and pink braided hair. "Dang, I love this girl!" he excited wrote on Instagram.  Dang, I love this girl!

Nothing turns a boring movie night into an exciting one quite like a quality action movie. While many turn to Hulu to binge-watch their favorite TV shows, some often forget that the popular streaming service has an impressive collection of movies in its library.

Xena: Warrior Princess.”You would say, “Yes, Katie Hill—the one who resigned after her pictures were leaked.” If you know of Hill, you know a handful of the most traumatic and personal facts about her life. You don’t know that she identifies with a protagonist (Sir Alanna of Trebond, of course) or that she has or that in a which included Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley, it was she who was elected to represent the group to leadership.

Another day, another Netflix YA teen film announced. Clearly the algorithms indicate that this genre does extremely well for the streaming service because they keep greenlighting them hand over fist.