ASDA shoppers in love with 'phenomenal' £22 polka dot dress that's 'perfect' for the Spring heatwave

Thousands of people took to the streets to watch the first St George's Day parade since the coronavirus pandemic. The popular annual event has not been held since 2019, but Manchester bathed in sunshine to welcome the return of the celebration.

Tyson Fury confirmed that he was retiring from boxing after his knockout victory over Dillian Whyte in front of a sell-out crowd at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night. The Wythenshawe fighter triumphed in the sixth round in front of a crowd of 94,000 people to retain his WBC heavyweight title.

The Fury family were out in force to celebrate Tyson and Tommy Fury's boxing victories after they both triumphed in the ring at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night. A jubilant Tyson confirmed that he was retiring from boxing after his knockout win over Dillian Whyte in front of a sell-out crowd of 94,000.

A driver was slapped with a £400 fine after video camera footage recorded them driving narrowly close to a group of cyclists in Sheffield and 'swerving' over the central white road markings. The shocking incident was captured in August last year, and showed the silver car pass the bikers closely at speed.

Actor Joe Duttine is best known for his role as Tim Metcalfe on Coronation Street. He joined the hit ITV soap almost a decade ago in 2013 - and fans have loved watching his comedic relationship with legend Sally Metcalfe ever since.

Emily Longeretta Ahead of her Hollywood Walk of Fame honor, icon Jean Smart looked back at some of her incredible roles — including the one that put her on the map globally. In 1985, she joined CBS’ “Designing Women” as Charlene Frazier Stillfield, a role she held for five seasons.The sitcom earned 18 Emmy nominations and catapulted Smart’s career — and she completely knows why.“There weren’t a lot of shows that were just about women back then. Linda [Bloodworth-Thomason] is such a good writer that she made the characters so distinct from each other,” she says.

Georgia & Tommy: Baby Steps is set for emotional scenes in the first episode of series two on Sunday night as Tommy Mallet sweetly reveals his plans to propose to Georgia Kousoulou to her dad Luke. Tommy, 29, and Georgia, 30, who share son Brody, 11 months, together, announced their engagement in February during a sun-soaked trip to Mexico. And in Sunday's episode of Baby Steps, which was filmed prior to the proposal, Tommy reveals why he wants to get down on one knee and shares his plans with Georgia's excited dad Luke.Tommy says: "My intentions are...

Safiyya Vorajee has shared the final song she sang with her late daughter Azaylia the night before she passed away.The 33 year old and her former partner Ashley Cain were left devastated when their little girl lost her battle with acute myeloid leukaemia at eight months old in April 2021. Marking the heartbreaking day, Safiyya has now taken to her Instagram feed to share a moving clip of herself and Azaylia lying down together as she mouthed the words to Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston's When you Believe, from the movie The Prince of Egypt.

Admiring her bling. One day after Selling Sunset star Emma Hernan alleged that she briefly flirted with Ben Affleck via Raya, his fiancée, Jennifer Lopez, couldn’t help but show off her extravagant engagement ring.

Megan Fox had sweet birthday wishes for the love of her life! On Saturday, the actress wished her fiancé, Machine Gun Kelly, happy birthday with a sweet post.“Today your mom told us that you were born a month early (you were SO meant to be a Gemini, you charming mercurial Svengali) and as a baby you were both “cuddly and fussy at the same time” and I couldn’t have imagined a more apt description of you,” the actress wrote next to a photo of the “Emo Girl” rapper giving her a piggy back ride.

The rugby world is mourning the sudden death of Pedrie Wannenburg.

If you think you’re wasting your life, consider the case of Second Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda, who spent the years 1945 to 1974 in the jungle of Lubang, in the Philippines, waging the Second World War on behalf of Emperor Hirohito. Talk about fighting for a lost cause; and making a movie about the most famous and among the last of the Japanese “holdout soldiers” of the Pacific War may seem like a similarly foolhardy undertaking for the French filmmaker Arthur Harari.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. In Robert Eggers’ new epic “The Northman,” out this weekend, Alexander Skarsgård seeks revenge on a man who has killed both his parents and usurped the throne from his royal father.

Queen in training! Duchess Kate’s style has been heavily influenced by Queen Elizabeth II, according to royal expert Bethan Holt.

Paulina Gretzky and Dustin Johnson are officially married, with the two tying the knot on Saturday in an intimate ceremony held at a luxury resort in Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains.

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Plans for a permanent home for a men’s shed group in Cumnock have taken a step closer to reality.

It wasn't so long ago Celtic's 10 In A Row hopes went rocketing into the Dingwall night, never to be seen again.

Drew Barrymore is opening up her home – or rather, her bathroom –  to fans as she shares her most candid video to date in honor of a special day close to her heart.MORE: Drew Barrymore has heartfelt conversation about love and marriage amid co-host’s upcoming nuptialsThe star surprised fans with an intimate video where she appeared not just in her bathroom, which fans are already familiar with, but in her bathtub, as she soaked and splashed in the water to commemorate Earth Day.The morning  show host was promoting her latest partnership with Garnier, offering a shout out to their sustainable line of shampoo bars.WATCH: Drew reacts to Britney Spears' heartfelt tribute to her MORE: Drew Barrymore shares glimpse into relationship with her ex-husband’s new wifeDrew is undeniably committed to Earth Day, and decked out her white and blue tiled bathroom in honor of the day, writing on the wall by her bathtub with crayons, "Earth Day 22" and a slew of hearts around it.The video starts off a tad elusive, and it sees someone slowly opening the bathroom door and revealing the actress sitting in the tub coyly with her knees up to her chest, waving to the camera.She goes on to lean back and raise her toned legs up in the air as she submerges herself in the water, and then get back up to excitedly wash her hair with the shampoo bar, massaging the suds and bubbles over the tub's edge.A post shared by Drew Barrymore (@drewbarrymore)The splashy clipThe mom-of-two concluded her bath with one last dip, coming out looking refreshed as ever in the following clip, clad in a cozy white bathrobe and with her freshly washed hair wrapped in a pink towel.MORE: Drew Barrymore grows emotional as she's surprised with someone from her past live

“I was taken by all of the themes that Alex and Jenny had put into this story,” says Chiwetel Ejiofor of Showtime’s The Man Who Fell To Earth series from Jenny Lumet and Alex Kurtzman. “Themes that really are relevant today. I’m mean are right up to the minute really, in how we engage with each other in our human connections, but also our connection with our planet..”

In the history of cinema, one of the most prescient and brilliantly searing indictments of Hollywood, and of the inherent unimaginativeness pervasive in studio execs, comes via Robert Altman’s 1992 Tinseltown satire “The Player.” Specifically, the scene where Buck Henry tries to sell shallow studio exec Tim Robbins the banal idea for “The Graduate II.” Hilarious, biting, and sharp (the exec loves it, naturally), the moment speaks volumes about Hollywood’s predisposition for playing it safe, superficial sequels, and keeping that gravy train running.

Joe Swash found fame thanks to his role as Mickey Miller on hit soap EastEnders, but before carving out a career as an actor, he appeared on reality TV show Club Reps. Joe, 40, appeared in the very first episode of Club Reps, an ITV reality show which followed a team of Club 18-30 reps.

Since the breakup of the Soviet Union and the loss of arts funding, the Lithuanian national cinema has struggled to make a dent in the Western festival circuit, though that may be changing. Trickle-down from venue-hunting international productions, more generous tax incentives, and co-production agreements have the potential to cultivate a new generation of filmmakers in the same kind of fertile dramatic soil from which, for instance, the Romanian New Wave was harvested: contested historical trauma and an ambivalent transition to the Eurozone.