Mayor who flew to Tenerife to search for Jay Slater says "you've done him proud" as he issues heartfelt message to family

Jessie actress was arrested at Universal Studios in Hollywood on Friday (August 9). They also confirmed that Jackson was arrested for “spousal battery”, with police alleging that she was the “primary aggressor”.Page Six further reported that police were called when on-site security allegedly saw Jackson push her boyfriend.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor A group of industry actors, filmmakers, writers and showrunners has signed on to an open letter spearheaded by the Inevitable Foundation asking Hollywood to consider financing and marketing more projects that include accurate and entertainment representation of people with disabilities. Among the signers are “Coda” director Sian Heder, Alyssa Milano, Ramy Youssef, Rachel Bloom, Marlee Matlin, “Three Body Problem” showrunner Alexander Woo and “A Quiet Place Part II” star Millicent Simmonds.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury announced their split on Wednesday (14 August), releasing respective statements to their Instagram accounts. While the duo didn't share the cause of their split, Molly-Mae did share that she never thought their story would end 'like this'.The couple, both 25, welcomed their daughter Bambi in January 2023, and got engaged six months later. Despite appearing loves young dream, the couple have raised eyebrows that something was brewing over the last year - with clashes over their lifestyles, opposing family views and balancing busy workloads.

Fever 333 have announced details of their new album ‘Darker White’, and have shared the record’s new single ‘No Hostages’ – listen below.The album will be the first since the band’s huge line-up overhaul last year, and will be released on October 4 via Century Media Records, under license from 333 Wreckords Crew. You can pre-order it here.The band have also announced a headline tour that will take them around the US in October and November, before they head to the UK and Europe for a string of 17 shows.

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she has split from Tommy Fury after five years together.The pair, who met on Love Island, got engaged last year and share daughter Bambi together. Announcing the news via Instagram, Molly-Mae didn't reveal the reason behind their parting - but did share that she never thought their relationship would end, 'especially not this way'. "Never in a million years did I think I'd ever have to write this," Molly-Mae, 25, wrote to her 7.9 million followers.

Warner Bros. Discovery was riding high on the pop-culture tsunami that was “Barbie.” In recent days, it’s become clear that the pink glow from that box office juggernaut has long since faded. Since the start of the year, WBD has been enmeshed in big public battles seemingly of its own making.

Madonna’s birthday are “unfounded”.Speculation had been circulating that the Queen of Pop was planning to throw a birthday party for 500 guests at the Large Theatre, a 2,200-year-old amphitheatre on the city’s ancient archaeological site (via The Mirror).It had caused many to complain about such use of the historically important ruins, with a representative from the Italia Nostra group calling it “absurd” and criticising organisers for “giving Pompeii away” (via The Independent).But now, authorities from the UNESCO World Heritage Site have released a statement distancing themselves from the suggestion. “Regarding the rumours circulating in the press these days about a “mega-party” of an international celebrity with 500 guests in the excavations of Pompeii, as well as about an alleged rent of €30,000 for the Large Theatre, the Archaeological Park specifies that these are unfounded reports,” they said.Madonna turns 66 years old on Friday (August 16), and the mayor of Pompeii, Carime Lo Sapio, had reportedly told the Italian newspaper La Repubblica that “we are ready to welcome the singer”.Pompeii was famously destroyed by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD79, being buried under 20 feet of volcanic ash and pumice, which killed thousands of residents.Last month, Madge reflected on the near-death health scare she faced last year, writing: “A year ago today, I had just come home from the hospital after surviving a life threatening illness, I could barely stand in my backyard holding one sparkler.

While we're all loving the current UK heatwave, we know that British weather can be unpredictable. Pop star Dua Lipa seems to be prepared for this, as she was recently seen wearing Barbour's Deck Waxed Jacket during her staycation in the UK. Dua's exact jacket might be hard to find as it's sold out almost everywhere in her olive green colour, but you can still get your hands on this Barbour Deck Waxed Jacket for £462 (reduced from £660) on FarFetch.This waxed jacket is ideal for Britain's changeable weather, ensuring you stay warm and dry during sudden rain showers.

CBS Sports CEO David Berson said the volatility at parent company Paramount Global, which is laying off 15% of its U.S. workforce and preparing to merge with Skydance Media, isn’t taking his division off its game.

—and possibly a brunette now.The singer-songwriter was spotted celebrating in the British capitol on August 13, sporting noticeably darker hair than her trademark creamy blonde.While it’s tough to tell if it’s the lighting or an actual brown dye job, Swift’s plaid two-piece skirt suit was certainly paying homage to another beloved blonde: Cher Horowitz. The ’90s-inspired ensemble, which is from Vivienne Westwood’s fall/winter 2024 collection, looks so much like something Cher would have worn in Clueless.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter The “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” series at Paramount+ has added Sandro Rosta to its cast. Production on the series will begin later this month. Rosta will appear as a cadet in the series alongside previously announced cast members Kerrice Brooks, Bella Shepard, George Hawkins, Karim Diané, and Zoë Steiner.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Legendary Television has acquired the rights to the Anna Dorn novel “Perfume & Pain” with Clea DuVall set to write and direct, Variety has learned exclusively. The book is described as a “a sexy and twisted character drama following a hopelessly romantic and equally reckless sapphic novelist on the verge of superstardom and simultaneously total self-destruction – depending which way the wind blows and what pill she pops next. Astrid will need to write her own deliverance into healing, true love, and success… before she succumbs to the vices that threaten to tear her apart.” The book was originally published in the U.S.

It Ends With Us, posted a statement about intimate partner violence statistics to her Instagram Stories, which is so important to remember.Domestic violence is central to the plot of It Ends With Us. Lively’s character, Lily Bloom, has her world turned upside down when her boyfriend Ryle (Justin Baldoni) begins abusing her. to the question of real-life domestic violence victims, which is why her message here is especially important for fans to see.Lively writes, “1 in 4 women aged 18 and older in the US alone have been the victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime.” Her statement continues, “Intimate partner violence affects all genders, including more than 12 million people every year in the United States.”Blake Lively ended her message with a link to resources for victims.

EXCLUSIVE: The Writers Guild of America has placed producer Steve Small and his company Fifty Feet Movie, LLC on the union’s Strike/Unfair List over financial concerns on multiple films.

Molly-Mae Hague has announced her split from her fiancé boxer Tommy Fury to her 7.9m Instagram followers.

Armed police have stormed a Glasgow street tonight amid an ongoing incident.

The final group of tenants has moved in to North Lanarkshire’s newest council housing development, marking completion of the 150-home estate which is the largest to date in the authority’s construction programme.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor Producer Ben Winston made the Los Angeles look so good in November 2021 when he steered the “Adele: One Night Only” concert special for CBS that he was the obvious choice for the job of producing the Paris-to-L.A. handoff moment for Sunday’s Summer Games Closing Ceremony. Typically, the handoff from one host city to the next is done at the same venue as the Closing Ceremony.

, so naturally I was intrigued as to whether it actually worked. As a beauty editor and supplement lover, I often get to try capsules, potions and powders, and I love beauty products that work both inside and out. But up until recently, I hadn't tried .Although I’m in my mid-twenties and don’t have many wrinkles, the promise of plumper, radiant and more hydrated skin caught my attention.

Elon Musk and J.K. Rowling have been named in a lawsuit filed by the Olympic gold medal boxer from Algeria, Imane Khelif.Khelif won gold at the Paris Olympics in the women’s 66kg (welterweight) event on August 9, but became the subject of what the suit claims were “acts of aggravated cyber harassment”.According to Variety, the suit was filed against the social media company X/Twitter in France last Friday (August 9), citing the “online hate speech” to which Khelif was subjected during her route to the gold medal match.Some of the online posts cited referred to Khelif as a man, despite the fact that she was born a female and does not identify as transgender or intersex.Khelif’s legal representative Nabil Boudi confirmed that Musk and Rowling had been named in the body of the criminal complaint, which has been submitted to the anti-online hatred centre of the Paris Prosecutor’s Office, which has now launched an investigation.Could any picture sum up our new men’s rights movement better? The smirk of a male who’s knows he’s protected by a misogynist sporting establishment enjoying the distress of a woman he’s just punched in the head, and whose life’s ambition he’s just shattered.

CBS Sports CEO David Berson rejects the notion that the company’s agreement to produce two Christmas Day NFL games for Netflix is tantamount to aiding the enemy.

EXCLUSIVE: Dawn Porter is producing a short film to be shown at next week’s Democratic National Convention, helmed by her production company, Trilogy Films, according to sources.

Silver Jews reunited with Will Oldham on vocal duty for a semi-impromptu gig in Nashville this past weekend.Taking place on the porch of the Julia Martin Gallery in Nashville, TN on Saturday night (August 10), the show was done to honour the fifth anniversary of the death of the band’s frontman David Berman.Led by Berman’s widow Cassie Berman, the night saw the likes of the remaining band members – comprised of William Tyler, Peyton Pinkerton, Brian Kotzu, and Tony Crow – as well as Tyler’s former Lambchop bandmate Matt Swanson and Will Oldham – aka Bonnie “Prince” Billy – perform a full Silver Jews set.Cassie and Oldham shared lead vocal duties on ‘Punks in the Beerlight’ and ‘The Wild Kindness’.

EXCLUSIVE: Family Guy is set to air on Comedy Central as part of an adult animation block after the Paramount network struck a licensing deal with Disney.

not invent)? Apparently, convinced to finally start growing out his hair, after Kelce’s teammate tried and failed to get the tight end to change up his look. Typical guy, am I right?According to Patrick Mahomes, a quarterback on the Kansas City Chiefs, he’d been telling Kelce he should grow out his hair, but it wasn’t until Kelce’s girlfriend got involved that the football player actually committed to making a change.“I've been trying to get him to grow his hair out, and all of a sudden Taylor gets him to do it,” Mahomes on August 13.When he was in his PT (Pre-Taylor) era, Kelce wore his hair buzzed short in a fade haircut, a style popularized by Black men. When asked to comment on the claims that he himself had created the fade, Kelce laughed it off.

Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain has revealed that there are some songs that he “can’t play” in the way he did before he had a mini-stroke.McBrain suffered a minor stroke, or transient ischaemic attack, in January 2023 which left him partially paralysed on his right side from the shoulder down.He underwent 10 weeks of “intensive therapy” in an effort to get back to full strength, and within months he was ready to start rehearsals with the rest of the band, ahead of their ‘The Future Past’ tour.Now, during an appearance on the Washington Tattoo podcast, he has spoken about the ongoing effects of the attack.“I can’t do a 16-note roll going into 32nd-note rolls anymore,” he noted, referring to Maiden’s classic 1983 track ‘The Trooper’.“I don’t play [that] fill anymore because I can’t get it… It’s the speed of it. I can do everything slow, but I’ve had to make sure that as long as I can keep the groove of the song, which is normally…,” he continued, making clear he feels he is otherwise back to good strength.In an interview with Metal Hammer in December, he described the experiences as “very, very difficult”.“When it first happened, I thought, this is it, I’m not going to be able to play.

George Clooney has clearly entered the “no fucks given” era of his career. It probably didn’t hurt that he sold that liquor company and doesn’t need the money any longer.

Heels finally has a drop date on Netflix.

Mamma Mia 3 is reportedly in the works, according to cast member Christine Baranski.The actress, who plays Tanya Chesham-Leigh in the ABBA jukebox musical film series, gave the new update to The Hollywood Reporter, saying she had met with producer Judy Craymer in London.“She is planning Mamma Mia 3,” she told the publication. “She gave me the narrative plotline of how it’s going to happen.

Paris prosecutors have opened an investigation into Olympic gold medalist boxer Imane Khelif’s legal complaint of online harassment following her appearance at the Paris games.

Alien: Romulus has released a series of popcorn buckets – and one of them has been hailed as “one of the coolest” yet.The eighth instalment in the Ridley Scott franchise has just had its premiere, with its wide release days away (August 16).But fans have also praised the film’s collectable popcorn mechandise, with exclusive buckets and cups available at select theatres in the US.The Regal Cinema bucket variant featuring the Facehugger has gone viral, with Twitter user @politeleader96 initially posting their collectible. Reponding to photos of the striking design, which features neon green lights inside a transparent tube to hold the snack, one user wrote it was “one of the coolest popcorn buckets I’ve ever seen”.

“We deal in very serious subject matters, with very serious bad guys, and we don’t want to have photos of our kids out there. So we have to work hard at trying to stay private, and it’s tricky, as you can imagine. There’s times you will avoid going to the hospital with something that you would normally go to the hospital for.” – George Clooney in his new interview with GQ

Noel Gallagher used to record Oasis’ iconic album ‘Definitely Maybe’ is set to go to auction later this month.The axe was used by the singer, songwriter and guitarist throughout the writing and recording process of the Britpop icons’ 1994 breakthrough debut.It can also be seen in the music video and single cover for their hit song ‘Supersonic’ – the debut single that put them on the map – as well as on ‘Live Forever’ and ‘Shakermaker’.Now, in an upcoming auction hosted by Sotheby’s, Noel’s Cherry Sunburst Les Paul is set to go under the hammer, and is expected to fetch between £60,000 and £80,000.It’ll be held as part of the auction house’s ‘Popular Culture’ range and will be displayed alongside other memorabilia, including a Vox guitar used by Prince and an Abbey Road Steinway Grand Piano, used by Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney, Radiohead, Lady Gaga, Foo Fighters and more.A guitar used by Johnny Marr – and also by Gallagher during the recording of Oasis’ track ‘Cigarettes And Alcohol’ – is also going under the hammer, and expected to reach bids between £20,000 and £30,000.The auction will run between August 29 and September 12, visit here for more information.While Noel has yet to comment directly on the guitar going to auction, he did recently look back at the Oasis debut album during an interview with The Sunday Times Culture magazine, in which he hailed the record as being “definitive” of the band as a whole.“I guess it’s the definitive Oasis album,” he said. “It has the spirit, the arrogance of youth.

ADMT has spoken to NME about the importance of being so open about his mental health through his music and social media – and shared what it means to be opening Leeds Festival this month.It’s been another huge year for the rising Doncaster singer-songwriter, releasing a string of streetwise but soulful genre-clashing singles – including a viral cover of 50 Cent’s ‘Best Friend, which got the approval of the rapper himself, leading the artist to release a full version online. This only added to ADMT’s hundreds of thousands of streams and followers.“I’m feeling quite blessed,” ADMT – real name Adam Taylor – told NME. “I’m just a guy from Donny.

Iceage – has announced details of a debut solo album called ‘Heavy Glory’.Find out more about the LP and check out the new single ‘No One Else’ below.Set to arrive on October 25 via Escho, the album marks the first solo record from the Iceage member, and sees him take on themes of isolation, excess, and perseverance in the face of chaos.First starting to take shape in Spring 2022, the project was born out of the coda of the pandemic, when the end was in sight, but the world was not quite open again after the turmoil.Co-produced by Rønnenfelt and Nis Bysted, Heavy Glory was recorded in Copenhagen over the course of a year, and sees the singer-songwriter team up with artists including Iceage bandmate Dan Kjær Nielsen, Danish punk godfather Peter Peter, Joanne Robertson and Fauzia.“I’ve done this so many times, but capturing and crystallising an album remains a singular ritual, just with different circumstances,” Rønnenfelt said of the process.

When Tom Hollander took on the role of Truman Capote in Season 2 of Ryan Murphy’s Anthology Series, Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, it wasn’t the first time he’d contemplated playing the famously acerbic New York writer—some years ago he had auditioned for a different version of the role. Now, in portraying Capote’s complex and self-destructive spiral into alcoholism and isolation, written by Jon Robin Baitz, Hollander describes an experience so profoundly immersive that he himself has not yet been able to watch it. Speaking from Rome where he is currently shooting Iris—the upcoming drama series from Luther creator Neil Cross—Hollander explains his process for Feud and the impact of embodying a gay man with the courage to live out and proud in an unaccepting society.