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Experts have warned that making a common error while driving with pets could land motorists a hefty fine.

A woman who quit her job in HR to look after other people's pets is now travelling the globe and living it up in luxury homes - for free. Kristina Corniel says she feels more alive than ever after ditching her office job which saw her working 80-100 hours a week.

It’s not even officially summer yet but we’ve already seen some big manicure trends for the season take off. From rosé nails inspired by a JLo mani to pearly oyster shell tips, you have plenty of options for aesthetic nail looks that can be recreated at a salon or at home.

Taylor Swift was all smiles as she was spotted leaving a recording studio with her rumoured new beau Matty Healy, despite fan backlash to the romance. Matty, 34, have been met with criticism after comments made by The 1975 frontman while on The Adam Friedland Show podcast began spreading online.

Sue Radford has hit out at those questioning her finances after she booked another luxury getaway for her numerous children and grandchildren.The 22 Kids And Counting star, 48, shared that she was "bored" of constantly being asked these questions, and getting accused of holidaying for free, so she decided to take part in Q&A to put the answers to bed once and for all. One Instagram user asked: "Did Tui let you have the holiday for free? For sure you ain't paid." To which the mum-of-22 replied: "Definitely not no, we paid for the whole trip." Another asked: "Where did the money come from to pay for this holiday?" Which she answered with nine yawning emojis, and wrote: "Really?" "Was any part of the holiday gifted?" asked a third, with Sue then confirming: "No we paid for our holiday." It comes after she revealed the family will soon be jetting off to Miami, where they will all be staying in a large villa.

Charna Flam Netflix announced the return of “Is it Cake?” and the addition of its latest “Nailed It!” spinoff, “The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge,” with both to premiere on the platform this summer. “Is It Cake, Too?” will premiere on June 30. It will keep deceiving celebrity judges as some of the world’s most talented bakers compete to create hyper-realistic cakes that look exactly like everyday objects. As they compete with cash on the line, judges and audiences will ask, “Is it real?” or… “Is it cake?” The eight-episode game show is hosted by Mikey Day and executive produced by Dan Cutforth, Jane Lipsitz, Nan Strait, Dan Volpe, Andrew Wallace and Cat Sullivan.

Johnny Depp is speaking out.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent REInvent has closed a French deal on “The Angel Maker,” a psychological thriller starring a top Nordic cast including Julie R. Ølgaard (“The Killing”), Roland Møller (“Riders of Justice”), Christopher Læssø (“The Bridge”) and Stine Stengade (“Those Who Kill”). The banner has sold the film to Koba Films in France and will be hosting a market screening at Cannes on the 18th. “The Angel Maker” tells the story of crime detective Laura who is specialized within cybercrime. Laura is on sick leave with a psychosis after a birth depression and by coincidence she stumbles upon a case with a beastly serial killer which piques her interest and she decides that it is time for her to return to her job as a crime detective.

Tom Cruise is ready to get more intense than ever in A new trailer for the upcoming seventh installment in the action franchise — which stars Cruise as IMF agent Ethan Hunt — dropped on Wednesday, giving fans a look at the high-powered action sequences and daring stunts we've come to expect from the Christopher McQuarrie-directed franchise.also features returning stars like Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Rebecca Ferguson, Vanessa Kirby, and Henry Czerny. star Hayley Atwell joins the film as a mysterious character, while Esai Morales and star Pom Klementieff play two of the primary antagonists. When filming last winter, Cruise gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at a stunt sequence for the film, what he called the most dangerous stunt of his career: a motorcycle jump off of a cliff into a base jump.«I've wanted to do it since I was a little kid,» Cruise said of the stunt.

Fresh off the record-breaking (and potentially Oscar-minted) success of “Top Gun: Maverick,” its megawatt producer and star Tom Cruise is back with a shiny new sequel to his other most iconic franchise.  READ MORE: Christopher McQuarrie Downplays Report Of Tom Cruise Exiting After ‘Mission: Impossible 8’ “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One,” on our list of The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2023, was first announced back in February as the first of a two-feature story arc that will serve as the epic send-off to the character of Ethan Hunt, which Cruise has played in six films over 25 years.

Alison Herman TV Critic In 2020, the Academy Award for Documentary Feature went to “American Factory,” a portrait of a former General Motors plant taken over by Fuyao, a Chinese company that lowered safety standards and pay while fiercely resisting unionization. The Oscar was a victory not just for filmmakers Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert, but for the company that acquired “American Factory” as its first major feature: Higher Ground, the production outfit of former President and First Lady Barack and Michelle Obama. The new Netflix series “Working” — subtitle: “What We Do All Day” — is inspired by the Studs Terkel book of the same name, published in 1974. But it’s also an informal sequel of sorts to “American Factory,” making many of the same points about the evolution of labor and the erosion of the middle class. “Working” also shares with its predecessor the same inherent tensions that stem directly from the Obamas’ sign-on. In the case of “Working,” the country’s 44th commander in chief is more than just a name in the credits; he’s also the narrator and on-camera host, reprising his dual role from prior Higher Ground series “Our Great National Parks.” That hands-on involvement only underlines the nature of “Working,” and Higher Ground projects as a whole. It’s a stand-alone political message that’s also a piece of a larger political legacy. Inevitably, the latter overshadows and complicates the former.

Johnny Depp said he has “no further need” for Hollywood. The actor spoke at the Cannes Film Festival the day after premiering his first film in three years. His rare public appearance to face questions from the press on Wednesday followed the opening night of Jeanne Du Barry, in which he plays King Louis XV.

Glazed donut fans, listen up: Hailey Bieber's highly-anticipated skincare line, Rhode, is finally available to purchase in the UK. Since launching Stateside last year, fans over in the UK have been eagerly waiting to get their hands on the glow-giving products. Rather than launching an extensive range of products into an already saturated market, Bieber's decision to launch a tightly curated collection, with gentle yet efficacious formulas, makes the brand easy to navigate as each product fits easily into your skincare routine, whatever that might look like.

previously reported in The Sun that Sir Jim, the chemicals magnate, was the first choice having been engaged in a five-month-long bidding war for ownership of the club he has supported since he was a boy. The Glazers put Britain’s biggest football club up for sale in November last year. Nearly 200 days later, Old Trafford insiders told the Sun that the Glazers would prefer to sell majority control to Ratcliffe’s Ineos Sport rather than selling the whole club to Sheikh Jassim.

Instagram with a photo of a baby grow which had "coming soon" written on it. The Mean Girls star then confirmed her pregnancy in the caption as she told her 13 million followers: "We are blessed and beyond excited. "As Lindsay prepares for labour she is said to be feeling "over the moon", with the prospects of motherhood.

Made in Chelsea veteran, 34, revealed he is set to marry his reality TV co-star wife Sophie, 29, this Saturday, May 20 with the pair discussing all in the latest edition of their podcast, NearlyWeds. Following their engagement in December 2021, the couple launched the podcast, with new episodes released every Monday in the run up to their weddings. The couple have consistently shared insight alongside the highs and lows of their planning process.

EXCLUSIVE: Daisy Jelley, one of the stars of buzzy Cannes Film Festival debut How To Have Sex, Normal People and Red Election star Clinton Liberty, and The Witcher and Willow actress Niamh McCormack are among the rising Irish and British actors aboard for vampire horror Feed, which is being launched for the Cannes market.

Bugzy Malone may be known primarily for his music, but he is currently making waves in the film industry too. The 32-year-old played Ernie in The Gentlemen, and more recently he’s back again in another Guy Ritchie film – Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre. He stars alongside Hollywood legends Hugh Grant, Aubrey Plaza, and Jason Statham.

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 has severed ties with two of its biggest stars, Dick and Angel Strawbridge, after ordering an independent investigation into their conduct.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent On the heels of his acclaimed stage performance at London’s National Theater for “Phaedra,” Assaad Bouab (“Call My Agent!,” “Bad Sisters”) is set to team with filmmaker Benjamin Ross (“The Frankenstein Chronicles”) and European production banner Asacha Media Group on “Voyager.” “Voyager” will star Bouab as legendary Medieval explorer and philosopher Ibn Battuta who went on pilgrimage to Mecca and ended up travelling for over twenty years and over 76000 miles across Africa, India and Eurasia, more than anyone in pre-modern history.  Battuta logged his experiences of the people, places and cultures he encountered along the way, writing one of the world’s earliest and most famous travelogues, The Rilah, and earning himself legendary status in history. The project is being developed as a series.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Over the past 15 years, Steve McQueen has become one of my favorite filmmakers. He’s made only a handful of features, but in almost every case he takes a subject of extraordinary magnitude (the 1971 IRA prison hunger strike in “Hunger,” the complex horrors of slavery in “12 Years a Slave,” the collision of gritty city politics and feminine revolt in “Widows,” the epochal crackdown on West Indian immigrants in London in “Mangrove”) and uses it to box open your heart and mind. And he does it all with a storytelling vibrance that’s at once heady and populist. So when it was announced that McQueen would be directing his first documentary feature, and that it would tackle the subject of the Holocaust, dealing with the victims of the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam (the city where McQueen now lives), my anticipation took the form of thinking: How, with a director of McQueen’s skill and imagination and gravity, could this be less than fascinating?

Ethan Shanfeld Andy Grammer, Walk the Moon, Moby, Mike Shinoda and Grace VanderWaal are among 150 artists and songwriters participating in New York City’s Anti Social Camp, taking place June 12-17. The biggest songwriting camp in the world, Anti Social Camp is free of charge and will feature 100 recording sessions, as well as a calendar of shows and parties. The goal is for artists, songwriters and producers to gather and create hit songs in a limited timeframe. Select songs will be curated for the inaugural Anti Social Camp compilation album, which will be distributed exclusively through music company Amuse.

We walk among ghosts in cities, storied urban constructs with layers of misty memories one can sense in their distinct smells, and perceive in their dated cracks and imperfections. There are hundreds of thousands of such ghosts that haunt Steve McQueen’s audacious documentary essay “Occupied City,” a 2023 Cannes premiere that is as much a hypnotizing and cumulatively disquieting cinematic artifact about the Holocaust and World War II-era Amsterdam as it is a stubbornly single-minded historical art installation.The simplest way to describe “Occupied City” would be calling it an extensive guided tour of Amsterdam’s past that uses Bianca Stigter’s book, “Atlas of an Occupied City (Amsterdam 1940-1945)” as a compass.

Lauren Harries' mum has pleaded for help in solving a mystery condition affecting her daughter.The 45 year old Celebrity Big Brother legend was rushed to hospital for an emergency procedure in April, with her mum, Kate Harries, later confirming Lauren had undergone brain surgery. At the time, Kate begged fans to "send prayers" as her daughter recovered from the operation. But Lauren has stayed in hospital, first suffering from memory loss and confusion and later acquiring an unknown illness.

Coronation Street viewers are predicting yet more heartache and pain for struggling Amy Barlow who is played by Elle Mulvaney. Over recent weeks and months, viewers have watched as Amy has struggled with her mental health after she was raped by Aaron Sandford in harrowing scenes.

New research from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) suggests that around one in five adults were finding bills and credit commitments a heavy burden by the start of this year. The City regulator found that the number of adults struggling this way is estimated to have increased by 3.1 million since May 2022, rising from around 7.8 million (15%) in May last year to 10.9 million (21%) in January 2023.

If you're looking for a wardrobe staple that will go with any outfit this summer, then it looks like Matalan has the perfect item.

, and Markle's mother Doria Ragland all made an appearance in New York City on Tuesday night, where Markle accepted a Woman of Vision Award from the Ms. Foundation for Women. It's been a minute since the hit the red carpet, though, from the looks of her perfectly put together gilded ensemble, you'd think she used to walk red carpets for a living.

I’m the one who should be worried. People should really think about what it’s all about, really.”Finally, he was asked if he saw a comparison between himself and his character, who was hounded by the court of Versailles for his choice of Jeanne du Barry to be at his side.

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard's youngest daughter is a bit ruthless.Bell, 42, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share an injury she received at the hands (or the teeth) of her 8-year-old daughter.«Minor jujitsu injury…took some teeth to the nose. Will recover.

Priscilla Presley is ready to move forward after an agreement has been reached regarding the estate of her late daughter, Lisa Marie Presley.«My family has resolved all confusion as it relates to our plea to the court and request for document interpretation after my daughter Lisa Marie's untimely passing,» Priscilla said in a statement to. «Although some media identified such a plea as a lawsuit, I want to make clear that there was never any lawsuit filed against my beloved granddaughter.»The «beloved granddaughter» in question is Lisa Marie's eldest daughter, Riley Keough.«As a family, we are pleased that we resolved this together,» Priscilla added. «My family and I hope that everyone will grant us the privacy we have needed to properly grieve Lisa Marie and spend personal time together.

The effect of Eurovision 2023 is in full force following last weekend's grand final in Liverpool, with TikTok crunching the numbers to reveal an incredible uplift in video creations using the music of Loreen, Käärijä and more.

Sylvester Stallone is hanging up his boxing gloves and stepping in front of the reality TV cameras. In February 2023, Paramount + announced they greenlit a reality show, entitled "The Family Stallone," starring Stallone, his wife Jennifer Flavin Stallone, and their three daughters, Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet.

In cinematic form, how do you tell history without archive footage? Occupied City shows how it can be done, and to what effect.

A murder bid thug who cut off part of his friend's ear and scratched his name on the victim's chest has been jailed for seven and a half years. Thomas Fullerton, 29, left Liam Day in a pool of blood after turning on him at his home in Drumchapel, Glasgow, last April 30.

The past, present and future of Renfrew Boys’ Brigade was celebrated at the weekend with a party to mark the occasion.