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Maren Morris is calling out the wives of country singers who have been supporting President Trump amid the Capitol riots.

Numerous Americans including politicians and Hollywood figures called for President Trump’s removal from office, citing impeachment or the 25th amendment, as his supporters violently stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.

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Fox & Friends co-hostBrian Kilmeade on Thursday laid into Donald Trump, one day after rioters egged on by the president stormed the U.S. Capitolin an effort to disrupt the Congressional certification of Joe Biden andKamala Harris' 2020 election victory.

UPDATED with latest: One day after calling the storming of the nation’s Capitol by Donald Trump’s supporters “a dark day,” Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti called for the president to resign.

drugs death epidemic. The BONDS clinic in West Yorkshire, which treats Scots addicts, has launched a pilot project where Naltrexone implants are given out.Implants are surgically inserted into the stomach in a 20-minute procedure and block the effects of heroin and other opiates for up to nine months.

Sir David Attenborough is greeting 2021 with a special message, and ET Canada has the exclusive.

Bachelorette star Clare Crawley and fiance Dale Ross are taking their relationship to the next level — in the most 2020 way!Dale took to social media Monday to show how he had jumped on the pandemic trend of letting his partner give him a haircut.In a photo posted on Instagram, the 32-year-old athlete-turned-model grinned as he prepared for Clare, 39, to get to work.

Jeremy Miller is not impressed with his former “Growing Pains” little brother.

President Donald Trump‘s “Space Force” can’t catch a break when it comes to getting called out for ripping off creative entities. First the official symbol was dragged as being nearly identical to that of Starfleet Command from the 1960s sci-fi classic tv show Star Trek.

Heather Morris is receiving both backlash and support on Twitter after commenting on a Glee fan’s December 7 tweet. In the initial post, a fan shared images from the episode “A Very Glee Christmas,” but covered up Heather’s former co-star, Mark Salling‘s, face with a vomiting emoji. The original tweet was re-tweeted by Glee alum Kevin McHale on December 17, leading Heather to comment, “the vomit face on Mark’s face is offensive.”

Heather Morris is calling out not just a fan, but her former co-star, for what she saw as an offensive tweet — but is she right on this one?!

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Gwyneth Paltrow’s lunch game is on point.

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She's always fiercely protective over her five children, and now Katie Price has taken to Instagram to share an emotional tribute to her kids.The former glamour model, who recently put on a loved-up display with boyfriend Carl Woods, shared a sweet quote with her 2.3 million Instagram followers.The message read: "Telling my children I love them isn't a habit.

Tim Burgess has propelled one Manchester band onto BBC Radio 6 Music – as well as a slot at next year’s Kendal Calling.Guitarist Jack Iddon approached Burgess while working at Crewe train station to ask for a photograph, according to 6 Music DJ Chris Hawkins.When Iddon bumped into the Charlatans frontman a second time, the young musician told him about his own band, prompting Burgess to suggest that Iddon send him one of their tracks.‘Love Is A Pleasure’ by Rhys E – the band fronted by Rhys

Alice Cooper has shared a new song, which he describes as “one of the oddest songs I’ve ever done”.‘Our Love Will Change The World’ is the second preview of Cooper’s new album ‘Detroit Stories’, which will come out on February 26.“I think ‘Our Love Will Change The World’ is one of the oddest songs I’ve ever done and it was one that came to us by somebody else, another Detroit writer,” Cooper said of the new track.“And it was so strange, because it was happy and what it was saying was anything