Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace shows off her new bum following Brazilian Butt Lift surgery

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFresh off bullish sales on Berlin Festival Grand Jury Prize winner “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy,” sales company M-Appeal has just swooped on world rights to Brazilian Marcela Lordy’s “The Book of Delights” (“O Livro dos Praceres”) – part of a brace of first features from a new generation of young female Brazilian directors that is one of the most interesting new phenomena currently seen in Latin America movies.Marking also the first fiction

Married At First Sight Australia star Jessika Power has opened up on her plan to get a Brazilian butt lift.The blonde bombshell, 29, appeared on the reality show back in 2019, but it only aired in the UK this year. Following her stint on TV, the star has already spent around £70,000 on cosmetic procedures.

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BLACKPINK member Rosé will finally be making her solo debut this month and has been flooding Instagram with some gorgeous teaser posters. BLINKS have been waiting with bated breaths for the 24-year-old singer to bask in some solo spotlight and that's exactly what we will be getting on March 12 as Rosé will drop her first solo single album R, with On The Ground as the title track.Today's sweet letter in our Dear Eonni series has been penned by Elis Beze Carvalho from Brazil to Rosé.

Covid variant.They all tested positive for coronavirus after flying into Aberdeen Airport.Yesterday Health Secretary Jeane Freeman confirmed that 34 people on the flight with three Scots infected with the new Brazilian variant remain ‘unaccounted for’.

shut down an “illegal bottle club” at their 177 Prince Street loft — only to have robbers storm the place with a gun and knife later that month.Now he claims he was attacked by a group of “Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighters” bent on “[breaking] all my bones [and taking] my eyeballs” while he was finishing up his shift at La Boite, where he’s also a manager, on early Friday morning.“All my security guys are inside, escorting people, making sure everything is closed [when] all of a sudden, I see like

direct to your inboxThe first six coronavirus cases involving the Brazilian 'variant of concern' have been found in the UK.Public Health England has identified three cases of the variant, which was first detected in the Brazilian city of Manaus in January, in England and three in Scotland.Three cases are Scottish residents who flew to Aberdeen from Brazil via Paris and London, who all tested positive while self-isolating.Two cases in England are from the same household in South Gloucestershire

coronavirus overnight as a further 386 positive cases were discovered in Scotland.Health Secretary Jeane Freeman announced the latest figures at the daily coronavirus briefing in Edinburgh on Monday.A total number of 824 are being treated in hospital with 71 of those in intensive care.The latest figures bring the death toll for Scotland to 7,131 on the one-year anniversary of the first case being discovered in Scotland.Nationwide contact tracing is underway after three people were found to have