Family's fundraising drive to help disabled son receives welcome boost

coronavirus.Flo Rida said he was enjoying the Eurovision vibe as San Marino reach the final for just the third time.“I love the energy, you know, to be up there," the rapper said. "I mean, it’s just amazing, man.

iOS - Android The house was severely damaged by both fire and smoke - because of the water damage caused by fighting the fire, neighbouring residents had to be evacuated.Occupants of the property, which Lanarkshire Live understands to be a family of five, are set to be rehoused in temporary accommodation by South Lanarkshire Council (SLC).And to help the family who had “lost everything,” a JustGiving page was set up by kind-hearted Karen Bowman Crooks.Karen set an initial target of £500 to help

Manori Ravindran International EditorFlo Rida made his Eurovision debut on Thursday in what may have been one of the unlikeliest cameos in the contest’s history.The American rapper, who arrived in Rotterdam on Tuesday morning, appeared in support of the artist Senhit, who is representing San Marino — one of the world’s smallest countries — in the competition’s second semifinal.Flo Rida sings a verse in Senhit’s song “Adrenalina.” He told the BBC earlier this year that he had no prior knowledge

Gogglebox star Paige Deville has shared a gift from production company Studio Lambert with her followers writing “I hate endings” as she lives it up on holiday in San Francisco. Paige stars on Gogglebox on Channel4 with mum Sally and shared the picture of her gift from the production company ahead of Series 17 drawing to a close on Friday.The generous gift given to Paige includes a bottle of Moet champagne and a plaque of the stars of Gogglebox.

Flo Rida has confirmed that he will perform with San Marino’s Eurovision entrant Senhit at this Thursday’s semi-final of the big Song Contest. The US rapper appears on the recorded version of the song – ‘Adrenalina’ – but it had been unclear if he would travel to the Netherlands for the show until his arrival in Rotterdam yesterday.In a statement, Flo Rida says: “What’s up Netherlands, it’s your man Flo Rida! I’m so excited to see you guys at the Eurovision Song Contest.

EXCLUSIVE: Waleed Zuaiter, who scored a Leading Actor BAFTA nomination for his role in Channel 4 and Hulu series Baghdad Central, has joined the cast of Sky’s crime drama Gangs Of London.

Running for city council in conservative Carlsbad, California, was an easy choice for Dr. Priya Bhat-Patel.

Jennifer Garner is sharing her experience of a visit to a migrant shelter on the border.

Colin Farrell and his ex-girlfriend have filed a conservatorship for their son James, who has been diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome.Legal documents obtained by The Blast show that the actor and model Kim Bordenave filed a joint petition for a conservatorship over James, which would give them the ability to make medical decisions and care for him after he turns 18 and becomes an adult in September.Colin and Kim claim that James needs assistance for daily activities, such as getting dressed or

Michael B. Jordan is dishing on potential future kids.

family 'lifeline' as her disabled son's motability car was stolen. Bobbi Speirs, 30, was couldn't believe it after sick thieves stole the specially modified vehicle from 'right under her nose' on Friday night.

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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday, May 1, and both spouses took to social media to mark the occasion.

By Ben MakoriLONDON (Reuters) - The family of Britain's Captain Tom Moore, the World War Two veteran who lifted a nation's spirits during the pandemic, joined forces with David Beckham and Judi Dench to kick off a long weekend of fundraising events on Friday. Moore, who made headlines around the world by raising nearly 40 million pounds ($56 million) for the National Health Service by walking around his garden with the help of a frame, died in February.

Antonio Ferme editorTo celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Motion Picture Television Fund, the board of directors and a slate of guests gathered virtually to announce a new $300 million fundraising drive that aims to support industry workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.President and CEO Bob Beitcher said “the need hasn’t stopped” during the ongoing health crisis, stating that the organization has continued to experience high levels of inbound calls from a young demographic.“I know, deep in