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death-defying escape when his car was crush by a huge tree that had been struck by lightning.Schoolteacher Henri Cheramie narrowly avoided being crushed to death when a giant branch landed on the front of his Honda car in Montgomery, Alabama in the US, during a thunderstorm on May 4.Seconds before the branch fell, the 37-year-old stood up and looked through his sunroof, which he claimed saved his life."I see lightning just arc across the sky and hit a tree," he told the Montgomery Advertiser."I lean a bit and go 'did lightning just strike that' and the next thing I know, half of my body is out of the sunroof and the top of the car is being weighed down by a giant branch that is bisected just where my face is."I felt like Buster Keaton."But

Manchester City’s sister side Sichuan Jiuniu earlier this month, the image circulating on social media is in fact over two years old.

Marshmello has been announced as the headline performer at this year’s UEFA Champions League Final.Chelsea will play Manchester City in this season’s UEFA showpiece, which is set to take place at the Estádio do Dragão in Porto on May 29.The opening ceremony for the final will feature a headline performance from Marshmello, with the US DJ and producer set to deliver “a virtual six-minute spectacle using the latest in immersive technology”.“This really has been a year like no other,” Marshmello said in a statement. “I’m looking forward to giving my sport, music, and pure entertainment fans a show like they have never seen.

Brave Girls are set to return with new music this June, their agency Brave Entertainment has confirmed.Eaelier today (May 18), South Korean news outlet Xsportsnews reported that the quartet are set to make a comeback in mid-June with new music. The publication also claimed that the girl group would be adopting a “summer queen” concept.Brave Entertainment later confirmed the report in a statement to Sports Kyunghyang.

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Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe recently ended holy month of Ramadan, which is peak TV season for Arab audiences, has seen most streamers in the Middle East try to lure new subscribers with Ramadan releases, which have risen on OTT platforms with the notable exception of Netflix.Dubai-based media analyst Nader Soban — head of the Vynd data intelligence platform, which tracks content consumption — notes that the streaming giant didn’t release any programming during Ramadan, preferring instead to launch its Arab shows during less competitive periods.

Congratulations are in order for newlywed Ariana Grande - especially now details of her "intimate" nuptials have emerged.The superstar married real estate agent Dalton Gomez in a secret, back garden ceremony "surrounded by hundreds of white and light pink florals" in California at the weekend, according to reports. Confirming the marriage last night, a rep for the singer said: "They got married.

LoneLady has announced that she will release her third album, ‘Former Things’, next month through Warp. Right now, you can listen to new single ‘Fear Colours’, which she describes as “an electroscape of funk, crunch and vocodered fear”.Of the making of her first album since 2015’s ‘Hinterland’, and events that took place between the two records, she says: “I was hungry for a change of scene.

Warner Music has announced a new partnership with Tanzanian artist Diamond Platnumz and his record label WCB-Wasafi. The deal will see that label incorporated into the existing partnership between Warner Music South Africa and entertainment company Ziiki Media.“I’ve built WCB-Wasafi from the ground up and believe that Warner Music and Ziiki are the right partners to help further grow our reach”, he says.

defrauded a travel agent she worked at out of £22,000, Manchester Evening News reports.

court following a horror assault committed suicide moments after he was found guilty, gruesomely slashing his own throat "from ear to ear".

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Naman Ramachandran After the U.K. government eased lockdown restrictions from Monday, BBC Studioworks is getting audiences back into studios from Tuesday, with safety measures in place.Productions being recorded over the coming days with live audiences present include “The Goes Wrong Show,” produced by Big Talk/Mischief Screen in association with Lionsgate for the BBC; “The Jonathan Ross Show,” a Hotsauce TV/ITV Studios production for ITV; “Piers Morgan’s Life Stories, an ITV Studios production for ITV; and “The Martin Lewis Money Show,” a Multistory Media production for ITV.Masked audiences will have to take mandatory temperature checks with thermal cameras before entry.

LAURYN Goodman wore nothing but her bikini bottoms as she cradled son Kairo in a sunny holiday snap. The media personality shared a picture of herself from behind, admiring the stunning coastal view.

HE was a soul legend who used his sex symbol status to spread messages of peace and love through music. But Marvin Gaye died a brutal death at the hands of his own father - shot at point blank range in the bedroom of their Los Angeles home.

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After two home defeats in a row in the Premier League, Manchester United will be hoping to get back to winning ways against Fulham, a side that has already been relegated from the Premier League.

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Pep Guardiola admits his players are being nice to him in a bid to get a starting spot in the Champions League final.Manchester City will meet Chelsea in the all-English final in Porto on May 29.Guardiola is hoping to have a full squad to choose from for the showpiece clash - and will spend the next 10 days assessing who will be in his starting XI.The Spaniard insists he doesn't know who he will pick, but knows he is now the most popular man at the club because all of his stars want to face Chelsea.Guardiola is looking to conquer Europe for the first time in a decade and he said: "They listen to me a little bit more!"It's a serious point what you say: they're not stupid. They want to play, so they are nicer to me.