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Rebel Wilson and Victoria Beckham are globally famous stars, but they also have something else in common: the affordable skincare product they both love that helps give them incredible, baby soft skin.It seems the reason behind their enviable, all-day 'glow' is thanks to a bargain drugstore face cream – and if it's good enough for Rebel and Victoria…MORE: Rebel Wilson uses the same foundation as Meghan Markle and Kim Kardashian Rebel shared her beauty secret with fans, posting a snap on her Instagram Story of her "new favourite skin moisturiser" – Weleda Skin Food.WATCH: Hollywood's top dermatologist Dr Dennis Gross shares his tips for Oscar-winning skinThe actress raved about the now-cult beauty staple, showing off her collection of goodies, including the original Skin Food and the slightly newer, lighter version.While Rebel appears to be a new convert to the brand, Victoria has long raved about the benefits of the cream, which you can pick up on Amazon for just £9 ($18.50).MORE: Rebel Wilson rocks a gorgeous hot pink shirt dress - now we want one, tooVictoria Beckham loves this three-in-one skin primer - and it's a bargain Rebel showed of her new 'favourite moisturiser' - Weleda Skin Food, which has more famous fans like Victoria Beckham, Adele and Priyanka ChopraThe fashion designer doesn't just use it on her face either – she loves to slather it all over her body. Weleda Skin Food, £12.95 now £8.89 / $18.50, AmazonVictoria previously revealed it works wonders at prolonging her summer tan, sharing on Instagram: "It keeps your skin so hydrated and moisturised.

East Kilbride could land at least two SPFL players as boss Chris Aitken strengthens his squad for the business end of the Lowland League season.

Lewis Capaldi has announced his first solo headline gig of 2022 - and it's in Wales.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorNazi-era drama “The Forger,” starring Louis Hofmann of Netflix’s supernatural series “Dark” and the Oscar nominated “Land of Mine,” has debuted its trailer (below) ahead of its world premiere in the Berlinale Special Gala section of the Berlin Film Festival. Beta Cinema will be selling the film at the European Film Market.Based on a true story, Maggie Peren’s film centers on 21-year-old Cioma Schönhaus, who won’t let anyone take away his zest for life.

Neil Young has offered fans free four-month subscriptions to Amazon Music as his Spotify row continues.Earlier this month, hundreds of scientists and medical professionals asked Spotify to address COVID misinformation on its platform, sparked by comments made on its original podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience.Young then pulled his music from the platform, sparking a protest against the misinformation being spread about the virus on Rogan’s Spotify original podcast. The likes of Joni Mitchell and Crazy Horse member Nils Lofgren then followed his decision.Taking to Twitter on Friday (January 28), Young plugged Amazon Music to his followers, offering them free access for four months.“Amazon has been leading the pack in bringing Hi-Res audio to the masses, and it’s a great place to enjoy my entire catalog in the highest quality available,” he wrote.“Thanks also to Apple Music (I LOVE APPLE) and Qobuz for sticking with my High Res music.”All folks looking for my music can easily head to AMAZON MUSIC and click here https://t.co/xvhKGMkA36 – all new listeners will get four months free.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterIFC Films and the AMC Network-owned digital platform Shudder purchased North American rights to “Watcher,” an eerie thriller that premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.IFC Midnight, the company’s genre division, plans to release the film in theaters and on VOD (beginning with the horror-centric streamer Shudder) in 2022. The exact date has not been set yet.Chloe Okuno directed “Watcher,” a suspenseful story about a young woman who moves into a new apartment with her fiancé gets the creepy sense that she’s being observed.

The Queen made the decision to delay reallocating Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal patronages after they quit the royal family as she didn't want to risk "antagonising" them, an insider has claimed.

Lanarkshire residents "deserve better" from the local health service, an MSP has claimed.

Neil Young has taken a stand against the COVID-19 vaccine misinformation being disseminated on Spotify via “The Joe Rogan Experience”, pulling all his music off the music-streaming service in protest.

EXCLUSIVE: Dozens of Vice post-production staff and employees are about to receive a wage increase and a more stable work week.

Ella Mai has returned with a slow-burning new single, ‘DFMU’ – listen to it below.Back in October, Mai released her first solo track in two years, in the form of new single ‘Not Another Love Song’.It came after Mai announced her return to music in October too, where she shared a photo of herself in the studio.Listen to her next and latest offering here:Speaking about the new song to Zane Lowe, Mai said: “This song in this process was very, very hard for me because it was like my life in real time. So it was almost a therapy session. But I think that’s the best way.“All the people that I grew up listening to are always very, very honest.

Adding fuel to the fire. Amid Britney Spears and sister Jamie Lynn Spears’ latest social media drama, the Grammy winner has seemingly taken it up a notch.

If you’re an Amazon Prime Video subscriber and looking for new shows to add to your wish list, you’re in luck as February has a whole host of shows that are set to be released.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorNeil Young wants his fans to keep on rockin’ in the free world — but on Amazon Music, not Spotify.On Friday, Young announced a special deal with Amazon Music, giving new subscribers four months free of the streamer. The move by the 76-year-old music icon comes two days after he demanded that Spotify pull his tracks off its service in protest of Spotify’s failure to curb COVID misinformation in “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast.On Friday, the Neil Young Archives website directed fans to Amazon Music to take advantage of the offer of the service’s premium Unlimited tier (at this link for U.S.

A day after Neil Young’s music left Spotify, the “Heart of Gold” singer is showing nothing but love for Jeff Bezos’ Amazon Music.

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just so. Between the shoulder pads, chunky ribbed collar, and long sleeves perfect for warming up freezing, this sweater is it. Anine Bing's best-selling T-shirt has been spotted on style influencers for years now, and it's not going away anytime soon. Size up for a looser fit, and revel in how effortlessly cool it looks with all your outfits. Pair this knit halter top with your favorite or printed trousers for a cute date night look.

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refused to let gay couple, Lachlan Mantell and Luke Whitehouse view or buy their house because of their sexual orientation.Whitehouse, 34, an education business owner, and Mantell, 37, a TV producer, have been together for the past eight years. They were keen on buying the £650,000 property.Whitehouse and Mantell (originally from Adelaide) requested to view the house.The homeowners, Luke Main, 33, a construction worker, and his wife, Dr Joanna Brunker, 34, a medical physicist at Cambridge University, asked the couple their “position” and “circumstances.”They then sent a message via the selling website Purplebricks to the couple before they could arrange to view the house.They wrote: “Dear Lachlan and Luke, thank you for sharing your circumstances with us.”We’re sorry if we seem intrusive, but we just want to make clear that we would be unwilling for two men in partnership to view or buy our house, as it is contrary to the gracious teaching in God’s Word, the Holy Bible, e.g.

Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson’s Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) turns back the clock to 1969 when a series of concerts by Black artists transfixed Harlem. Under different circumstances, the director thinks the film would have turned out very differently.

Loose Women presenter Nadia Sawalha has revealed she was "heading for an early death" due to her party-goer lifestyle, but it all changed when she welcomed her eldest daughter Maddy with her husband Mark Adderley. Looking back on the time she became a mother for the first time on the How To Stay Married (So Far) podcast, Nadia, 57, admitted she and Mark weren't in the mindset of becoming parents when she fell pregnant. "We were a beautiful disaster, we were two quite broken people when I think about it,” the TV host said alongside her husband.

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God’s Country opens, a woman walks into a dimly lit crematorium. This initial scene snaps the eerie tone of Julian Higgins’s film into place. As the world of the film opens up, the viewers learn that the lone woman at the crematorium is Sandra (Thandiwe Newton).

K.J. Yossman Fulwell 73 have teamed with Rose Pictures (“Kill Your Darlings”) to co-produce a feature about “Frankenstein” author Mary Shelley, Variety has learned exclusively.Titled “Mary’s Monster,” it follows Shelley as she struggles to complete her gothic masterpiece, which was published in 1818.Farren Blackburn (“Daredevil,” “A Discovery of Witches”) will direct the feature from a screenplay by Deborah Baxtrom (“Living With Frankenstein”).

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