Fraudsters cashing in on 'bounce back loans' spending gains on flash cars and other luxuries

Carly Waddell and Evan Bass’ 2-year-old daughter, Isabella, thought Chris Harrison was her grandpa while watching a season 12 Bachelorette episode.When the Bachelor alum, 34, asked her toddler, “Who’s that?” while the show’s host, 48, spoke to Bass, 37, onscreen on Monday, June 29, Bella replied, “Grandpa.” Waddell repeated, “That’s Grandpa?” and her daughter confirmed, “Yeah.”The couple, who also share their 7-month-old son, Charlie, went on to document their at-home watch party via social

Boris Johnson is set to unveil a new plan to 'build, build, build' in a bid to get the UK economy back on its feet in the wake of coronavirus. Delivering a speech in the West Midlands on Tuesday, the Prime Minister is expected to set out the government's post-covid plan to "build back better."Mr Johnson will pledge a £5bn "New Deal," which promises to deliver jobs, skills and infrastructure for Britain.During the speech, the PM is expected to say: "It sounds positively Rooseveltian.

Andy Cohen is back to his former self.

There have been no winners in the theatrical film business during the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic —but China, arguably, has been the biggest loser. The country's vast network of 70,000 movie screens has been idle since Jan.

Carly Waddell and Evan Bass joked that they shouldn’t have any more kids for the sake of their marriage.“The other day when I was talking to this card reader, she read my cards, like, five times and she said twice that we were gonna have another baby,” the Bachelor alum, 34, told her husband, 37, in a Thursday, June 25, “Mommies Tell All” podcast episode.

Scots boozers can tap into a £4m pot to help them bounce back from coronavirus.

Emmie Gaines asked a big and important question during the latest episode of Emmanuel Acho‘s Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man series.

Joanna Gaines and Chip Gaines brought their five children to chat with Emmanuel Acho about race on Wednesday, June 17.“Our family wants to hear what you have to say,” the Capital Gaines author, 45, said to the former professional football player, 29, in the YouTube video.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are looking to raise their five children with an awareness of racial injustice. The former “Fixer Upper” stars appeared on the latest episode of Emmanuel Acho’s new headline-making video series, “Uncomfortable Conversations With a Black Man”.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are looking to raise their five children with awareness of racial injustice.

Jill Goldsmith Discovery CEO Davis Zaslav joined the chorus of media execs upbeat about the ad market saying it is significantly better than could have been anticipated during the “oh my gosh” phase when COVID-10 hit.“Cancellations in the third quarter are significantly better than we though and every week the scatter market in terms of value seems to go up. There was a lot of money pulled during that ‘Oh my gosh’ period.

John Boyega needn't worry about getting more work in Hollywood. "I don't know if I'm going to have a career after this, but fuck that," the Star Wars actor told a crowd of thousands at a Black Lives Matter protest in London on Wednesday towards the end of an impassioned and powerful speech about racism.

Pregnancy is a magical time, there’s no denying that, but in the UK, it also comes with a slice of societal pressure to “bounce back” quickly after birth.

John Boyega gave an emphatic speech to hundreds of supporters at a Justice for Black Lives rally in London’s Hyde Park on June 3. The Star Wars actor, 28, took a stand and held onto a megaphone while delivering his call to action. “Black lives have always mattered. We have always been important,” John declared in a video captured by CBS News reporter Haley Ott. “We have always meant something. We have always succeeded regardless. And now is the time. I ain’t waiting.”

Former President George W. Bush issued his first public statement Tuesday on the death of George Floyd, saying he and former first lady Laura Bush are «anguished.» He urged Americans to see the reality of the nation's need by seeing it through the «eyes of the threatened, oppressed, and disenfranchised.»

While President Donald Trump continues to throw down harsh words and actions towards those peacefully protesting the police-custody death of George Floyd, former President, George W. Bush, 73,  is calling for understanding and empathy.