Celebrities 'use FAKE Covid passports to appear on E4 and MTV shows'

Not a fan? Celebrities including Constance Wu, Rupert Grint and Andrew Lincoln have all chosen not to watch their own projects over the years — even if they were hits.

Richard “Dick” Evans, who was a staple of ’60s and ’70s television, died on October 2 of cancer, his family announced today. He was 86.

COVID passports will only reduce overall community transmission by just one to five per cent.The research, which outline the impact of the government’s potential Plan B for the winter, was conducted by the UK Treasury and the Cabinet Office’s COVID-19 Taskforce, according to The Telegraph.They found a COVID certification scheme would reduce transmission at mass events by 40-45 per cent.But the research warned that, because only two to 13 per cent of overall community transmission takes place in

Dancing with the Stars is currently in its 30th season. The competition series returned on 20 September on ABC in the US, with 15 celebrities paired up with a professional dancer.

fuel a federal watchdog’s claim that the Small Business Administration (SBA) overpaid $4.5 billion in grants to self-employed people and that “no system of controls was in place to flag applications with flawed or illogical information” — even claims of up to 1 million employees. And several people exploited the lack of guidelines brazenly.Lee Price III pled guilty in February to using over $1.6 million of loan money to buy a Lamborghini Urus, a Rolex watch and real estate transactions.

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Martin Compston and wife Tianna Chanel Flynn have just marked their fifth year as a married couple, and celebrated the occasion in style.

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The American Federation of Musicians, representing 80,000 professional musicians in the U.S. and Canada, is celebrating its 125th anniversary Tuesday. It was founded on October 19, 1896, by a group of musicians who had gathered at the Hotel English in Indianapolis. The hotel isn’t there anymore, but the AFM is still standing strong.

on Neil Cavuto’s Twitter account.Have you done your holiday shopping yet? A new Oracle survey finds that 52% of Americans have started their holiday shopping due to fears of supply chain issues. Fox Business Correspondent @MadisonAlworth joined guest host @cvpayne with the details.

American Idol judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan are toasting the 20th season of the show!

Dancing with the Stars is back for its 30th season. The competition series returned on Monday (20 September) on ABC in the US, with 15 celebrities paired up with a professional dancer.

Did she cast a good luck spell? Melissa Joan Hart made history on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune with her huge prize.

Melissa Joan Hart made history as she became the first celebrity to nab the $1 million grand prize on Sunday’s “Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune”.

Robyn‘s ‘Dancing On My Own’ – see footage below.On Monday night (October 11), the team beat the Tampa Bay Rays at their home stadium of Fenway Park to reach the American League Championship Series.After the game, live TV footage was shown from the Red Sox locker room, which saw them spraying beer and singing along rapturously to the 2010 song – or, specifically, the Tiësto remix of Calum Scott’s cover version from 2016.See footage below:here is a video of the boston red sox singing “dancing on

Jennifer Yuma editorDr. Anthony Fauci, Ady Barkan, Patrisse Cullors and Cathy Park Hong will be honored during the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California’s annual Bill of Rights Awards gala in December.The Bill of Rights award honors those who have executed the mission of speaking truth to power: calling out the injustices around the country and standing for those who are silenced, in an effort to achieve equal access to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.