The 36-year-old singer achieved a historic milestone, reaching over $2 billion in ticket sales throughout her 21-month Eras Tour. The tour included an impressive 149 shows across 21 different countries.
Martin Compston told Digital Spy he’s most excited to wear Steve Arnott’s waistcoats again when he returns to the role.
The 33-year-old Made In Chelsea star revealed their new relationship in early December, seemingly referencing his previous partner, Zara McDermott.
The 38-year-old former Apprentice contestant recently announced she’s moving to the UAE with her family. She’s had enough of the UK’s weather and rising crime, and is currently enjoying a relaxing winter vacation in the Caribbean before the big move.
Many celebrities had unusual jobs to support themselves when they were first starting out in Hollywood.
Where Winds Meet differs from most action RPGs by letting players quickly switch between two weapons during fights. This means how good a weapon is depends on more than just its damage – things like how versatile it is, what support it offers, how well it helps you survive, and how useful it is to your team all matter. Some weapons excel at dealing lots of damage, while others are better at providing support or controlling enemies.
Although Trossard is classified as a Left Wing Forward, his playstyle doesn’t really match a typical winger. He prefers to move centrally, hold onto the ball, and connect passes, making the ‘Creative Playmaker’ style less effective when he’s out wide.
This week on the show, Josh O’Connor – known for his roles in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Story and The Crown – hosted, with Lily Allen providing the music. O’Connor shared a funny story during his opening remarks: after he casually mentioned liking the movie Ratatouille, fans started a campaign for him to play Alfredo Linguini in a live-action remake. The online demand became so intense that Disney actually issued a statement saying it wouldn’t happen. O’Connor joked about the strange experience of being turned down for a role he never even wanted.
Liquidity, that fickle mistress, remains selective. No grand movements, no urgent buyers-only the market’s cold, indifferent gaze. Prices stir only when forced by structure, signal, or the whims of narrative. How very existential. 🌀
The 55-year-old DJ came back to the station in May after leaving the popular Breakfast Show last year. However, she announced on Saturday that she’s leaving her Saturday afternoon show after only seven months.