Cardi B responds to plagiarism claims in heated Twitter exchange

We’ve seen plenty of beauty pageant scandals involving nude photos of the contestants over the years — but not one quite like this.

relieved to have a reason to cast off her former BFF.Now, Jessica’s husband Ben Mulroney, who is the son of the former Prime Minister of Canada, has chimed in on the reports about Meghan and Jessica’s friendship.Ben, who has also taken a step back from some of his presenting gigs following the row, hit back against the claims.FALSE https://t.co/YL0aIU7wIN— Ben Mulroney (@BenMulroney) July 12, 2020Coming to the defence of his wife, he reposted an article on his Twitter account which claimed that

the queen of England.Speaking to the BBC, Madders revealed that he was very excited to receive a response from the queen after sending his gift and said, "It was very good [the letter] and it was very important and made me happy that she liked it...

) “I think cause Hennessy got c****y eyes like offset and so [does] KK . Its the only think I could think off.”To be clear, this is an overtly racist term historically used as a slur against Asian communities.

In an interview with the Daily Star, authot Tom Quinn revealed that although Harry 'doesn't hate' living abroad - he is allegedly struggling to find a solid 'role' in the US. Furthermore he claimed the Duke of Sussex's habit of getting "swept up in Meghan's positive energy" has been an existing problem in their relationship.

50 Cent isn’t leaving anything to the imagination…

Queen Elizabeth II sent an adorable letter to a 7-year-old boy who created a "happiness crossword" for Her Majesty.Speaking about the letter he received from the queen, Timothy Madders said, "It was very good and it was very important and made me happy that she liked it." While much of the world remains in lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic, everyone's trying to find hobbies and activities to keep them busy in lieu of their usual routines.Thinking outside the box, 7-year-old Timothy Madders

After providing the voice of hen Ginger in the 2000 hit “Chicken Run”, Julia Sawalha is “devastated and saddened” that she isn’t being invited back to reprise the role in the upcoming sequel — because, she claims, producers told that she’s too old.

Chrissy Teigen responded to an accusation a troll made about her appearance.In the caption of her brief Instagram video on the colorful eyeliner trend, the 34-year-old businesswoman shared a glimpse into her skincare regimen. She dished on the exact products she has used to help improve her skin.“For you kind folks asking me to drop the skincare regimen, I will admit I am def proud of my skin lately and feeling myself,” she captioned the short clip on Monday, July 6.

Up to 65 per cent of permanent staff working at the St Ann’s Square venue could lose their jobs due to the ‘monumental’ impact of the Covid-19 lockdown.

Gigi Hadid and Yolanda Hadid are both speaking out amid questions from an investigator who presented alleged findings that Ghislaine Maxwell was staying at their family farm.

Hot New Hip Hop said today that the reality star, Kim Kardashian, isn’t a billionaire yet. According to the outlet, Kim recently came upon even more wealth after she sold part of her company, KKW Beauty Brand, but Forbes says she’s still not a billionaire.

Christopher Nolan has responded to claims that the filmmaker does not allow chairs on his film sets.The response follows a conversation started by actress Anne Hathaway, who said Nolan “doesn’t allow chairs, and his reasoning is, if you have chairs, people will sit, and if they’re sitting, they’re not working.”Those claims have now been denied by a spokesperson of Nolan’s.

not been approached for a return to the BBC.Beloved by This Morning and Dancing on Ice fans, the 58-year-old's existing contract with the broadcaster comes to an end in 2021, potentially putting his presenting partnership with Holly Willoughby in jeopardy.However, a BBC spokesperson told The Sun that it hasn't made an offer to Schofield.Schofield previously worked for the BBC earlier on in his career, introducing shows for Children's BBC back in 1985 with puppet Gordon the Gopher, and also

The first thought most will have after a read-through of Shane Carruth’s monstrous, 181-page screenplay for his unproduced film, “The Modern Ocean,” recently posted to Twitter by Carruth himself, is a no-brainer: No wonder Carruth couldn’t secure funding for this sucker.