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WhatsApp is giving users all over the world the ability to edit their messages.

Did you know that Reach is the UK's largest media family? With endless opportunities to help you climb the ladder for a better future, it's no wonder people like Guy Keeble stick around.

A wildfire is continuing to burn on moorland near Greater Manchester.

Amy Childs has been in baby bliss over the last six weeks after giving birth to baby twins Billy and Millie who she shares with her fiancé Billy Delbosq.The former TOWIE star, 32, who is also mum to daughter Polly, five, and four-year-old son Ritchie, has already begun noticing the difference in the new arrivals' personalities, along with their 'completely different' look.Talking with OK! this week, she detailed life as a new mother of four and shared how she is adjusting to the twin life. Sharing that the duo are "really good babies", Amy added how she and Billy have been "lucky." She said: "Touch wood, they are really good babies! Billy is a bit needy – like his dad – he likes a cuddle. He would happily sleep in my bed but I am regimented.They are in their snooze pods.

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The Little Mermaid to the screen, as star Halle Bailey knows all too well. Before she shot to fame as the new Ariel, was half of a well-loved singing duo with her sister , and just one of the starlets Disney was considering for its reimagining of the 1989 animated classic.In 2019, her agent told her that, after seeing her perform at the Grammys, director Rob Marshall wanted her for an audition. Bailey figured the part was “one of the sisters or something like that," she told Glamour exclusively.

Sam Hanna’s back in action… already!

Alec Baldwin is marking the end of “Rust”. The 65-year-old actor took to Instagram on Monday to celebrate the end of filming on his latest project.

Vicky Pattison has woken up after spending the night in a tiny tent at the Chelsea Flower Show to raise awareness about homeless young people. The Geordie Shore star, 35, is an ambassador for the Centrepoint charity, which supports young homeless people, and ditched her home comforts for the night to sleep outdoors in a tiny orange tent.

Katie Price just celebrated her 45th trip around the sun, and amongst tributes from fans, her nearest and dearest also took the time to publicly wish her a happy birthday. Amongst the sweet well wishes was a message from her daughter, Princess, who she shares with her ex-husband, singer Peter Andre.The pair welcomed their daughter in 2007 after they met during their stint on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! back in 2004 and the former couple also share a son together, 17 year old Junior.To celebrate Katie’s big day, 15 year old Princess took to her Instagram stories to share a snap of her and her mum with her 603K Instagram followers.

Cults and eating disorders warp the mind much in the same way: they convince the individual that their behavior is special and vital, that everyone else can’t see themselves or the world clearly, and that any external opposition only proves the effectiveness and power of their behavior. In her grueling new film “Club Zero,” Austria’s most fearless button-pusher Jessica Hausner fuses the two into a trajectory of slow-moving, inexorable body horror as primly buttoned-up as the lemon-lime polo shirt uniforms selected by her costume-designer sister Tanja.

HBO’s The Idol have sparked controversy among critics, with many criticising the overtly sexual nature of the series.The episodes were shown for the first time at this year’s Cannes Film Festival (May 22), making it the first show to have its official debut at the prestigious cinema event.It stars both Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd — who is working under his real name Abel Tesfaye — and follows the story of a world-famous pop star (Depp), whose relationship with sleazy mentor (Tesfaye) highlights the dark underbelly of the showbiz world.Following the first two episodes of the long-awaited series, the show — which is directed by Euphoria creator Sam Levinson — received a five-minute standing ovation from the audience. Critics, however, have taken a different approach – with many being quick to criticise the series for its explicit content and “regressive” narrative.A review by Variety proclaimed the series to play “like a sordid male fantasy” which “perpetuates the myth that pop stars are corporate puppets with no say in their own image-making”.

Will.i.am has made his stance on AI music known by sharing that he wants to protect his “facial math” from the technology.In recent news, many hip-hop legends have chimed in on the AI music debate. Producer Timbaland previewed an AI-generated Notorious B.I.G verse and is working on AI software to commercialise the phenomenon.

Janelle Monáe has opened up about the freedom of nudity during an interview with Rolling Stone in preparation for their forthcoming album.The 37-year-old non-binary singer explained that being naked has become a “big theme” in their life as they celebrate a “new era of liberation”.

Prince Harry has lost a legal challenge the would allow him to make private payments for police protection when in the UK.

EXCLUSIVE: French director Jean-Bernard Marlin made waves in Cannes Critics’ Week in 2018 with Marseille-set feature debut Shéhérazade about the relationship between a young prostitute and an underage ex-convict who becomes her pimp.

Forget about Robin Williams’ Mr. Keating and his iconoclastic sway over his pupils in Dead Poets Society, Mia Wasikowska’s nutrition teacher Miss Novak in the Cannes competition title Club Zero takes inspiring students to a darker level.

EXCLUSIVE: V Channels And Blairwood Entertainment have formed a partnership to present a slate of genres films collected under the title ‘V Channels Originals’ for world sales at the Cannes market, which ends this week.

“It felt like this bloody world needed some love stories now,” Fallen Leaves director Aki Kaurismäki said of his Palme d’Or contender this afternoon.

Health chiefs and politicians in Trafford are warning that the government risks a major ‘public health crisis’ unless a scheme to help struggling families is improved. Trafford council leader Tom Ross, and Helen Gollins, Trafford council’s director of public health, are now calling on the government to update the Healthy Start Scheme as soon as possible.

A 70-year-old man was beaten up by a pub landlord and ex-army commando in a dispute over ‘smelly bins’. Simon Procter was left needing 20 stitches after Daniel Winward attacked him outside his home.

EXCLUSIVE: Indie distributor Breaking Glass Pictures has acquired Holistay, a horror genre feature from first-time director Mary Gallagher.

A pregnant BBC Breakfast reporter has thanked viewers for messages of support after being heckled off-air by a passer-by during this morning's show. Nina Warhurst, who was filming a live report in Salford Quays to cover the rise in ice cream prices, was forced to hand the segment over to a colleague after a man walked into shot and began loudly ranting about the BBC on-camera.The pregnant journalist began the segment this morning by speaking about food inflation being up to 17.3 per cent, before saying: "Excuse us for one moment," as a heckler walked into shot. As the unknown man began shouting about the BBC, the license fee and what it's done for "the people of this country", Nina tried to walk away from him before telling hosts Sally Nugent and Jon Kay: "What we're going to do is go to our colleague Elen Davies.

With This Morning's presenting line-up having been thrown into chaos, there's bound to be a few slip-ups – and Alison Hammond had a blunder today when introducing regular Kat Farmer.The TV host accidentally called This Morning's fashion presenter by the wrong name when teasing her upcoming segment before apologising for the mistake. After referring to Kat as "Kate" at the start of the show, Kat made the blunder of saying she'd be on at 12:45pm instead of 11:45pm before quickly correcting herself, with Alison saying: "Oh we're all over the place!" She then turned to co-host Dermot O'Leary and asked: "Did I call her Kate?" to which he responded: "I think you did." "I'm sorry Kat, I do apologise, I do apologise," she added, with Kat joking: "You threw me!" "11:45, 12:45, you name it, she'll be here," Dermot said as the three presenters laughed off moment.

Mike Tindall was worried he might perform a ‘sl*t drop’ and ‘rip his trousers’ while dancing at the Coronation Concert. The 44-year-old Royal, speaking on his podcast The Good, The Bad & The Rugby, described the weekend that saw King Charles officially crowned as “strange but amazing”.

The countdown is on as Coronation Street favourites Chesney Brown and Gemma Winter tie the knot.There will be four very special guests attending the Weatherfield ceremony - their four children - Aled, Bryn, Lilo and Carys - who are quadruplets. The Winter-Brown kids have become a fixture on the cobbles, but viewers have been left wondering if the siblings are really quadruplets in real life.

By Photography by It’s a rainy afternoon in Beverly Hills, and Halle Bailey is coziness personified. Curled up on a hotel couch wearing a teal Ivy Park hoodie and matching shorts, she sips the green tea she ordered us from room service and wants to talk about…. Upon hearing that I’ve never seen one of her favorite shows, she audibly gasps.

Lord, give me strength. From the first minute of “The Idol,” the already controversial music-based television series from HBO Max (sorry, Max), it’s clear that creators Abel Tesfaye (formerly known as The Weeknd), Sam Levinson, and Reza Fahim want to incite a reaction.

stars in the new of The Little Mermaid and, if the gleeful to the first trailer predict anything, it's that the film—which hits theaters Friday—is going to mean a lot to young Black women and girls around the world. “When I saw those [reactions] for the first time, I cried. I just cried," Bailey—who plays Ariel—says i. "I was uncontrollably sobbing because it really pulled on something in my heart.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Disney’s live-action “The Little Mermaid” is both a faithful and expanded adaptation of the studio’s 1989 animated classic, which featured an iconic voice performance from Jodie Benson as princess Ariel. News broke in April that director Rob Marshall and his “The Little Mermaid” team changed lyrics to classic songs such as “Kiss the Girl” and “Poor Unfortunate Souls” to address matters of consent and more. The love story between Ariel and Prince Eric was also overhauled so that Ariel isn’t simply giving up her voice for the love of a man, which is perhaps the biggest criticism made these days against the 1989 original. “We’re talking about starting our [voiceover] sessions in ’86 [for the original film],” Benson recently told Entertainment Weekly, defending the new film’s decision to update “The Little Mermaid” to contemporary times. “It’s 2023, so we have to grow, we have to learn, we have to be aware of our surroundings.”

A trusted cleaner stole priceless heirlooms, cash and jewellery from the homes of her clients to sell on eBay, a court was told.

A three-year-old was killed in the blind spot of a Hermes delivery driver who reversed into her, an inquest heard.

Stacey Solomon felt like she has to respond to her millions of followers after some feared she had let her children play amongst poisonous plants in the garden. It came after the Loose Women star kicked off her week by making the most of the sunshine as she enjoyed a cuppa outdoors at her idyllic family home.

Residents on a quiet residential street in Oldham were enveloped by smoke after a caravan caught fire this morning.

This Morning viewers rushed to social media to comment as they believed Alison Hammond had made a blunder when revealing what was coming up on the latest show.

Joshua Alston Director Allen Hughes has evolved into a deft and imaginative documentarian, just the latest pleasant surprise in a long, eclectic career. His best-known films are the scripted fare he co-directed with his twin brother Albert, including “Menace II Society” and “Dead Presidents,” which dove deep into the lives of young, disaffected Black men. The brothers dabbled in documentary with 1999’s “American Pimp,” another film about Black men thriving (and suffering, and causing suffering) in a brutal subculture, but the film’s insights were mostly washed out by its prurience. Since then, the Hugheses have pursued solo projects, but Allen found new traction with “The Defiant Ones,” the HBO docuseries chronicling the durable and fruitful partnership between Dr. Dre and Interscope Records founder Jimmy Iovine. The brilliance of that show, which earned a Grammy and five Emmy nods, was in its format and structure. Hughes plots the key points of their professional and personal journeys, from their initial meeting to their eventual $3 billion sale of Beats Audio. Because the hip hop producer and music executive affected so many aspects of their industry at the time, an exploration of their friendship became a microcosmic portrait of a seminal period for American music.