'Suicidal' Sia Reveals She Had To Go To Rehab After Backlash To Autism Portrayal In Her Film Debut

Kirstie Allsopp found herself under fire this week after reportedly suggesting its possible for "anyone" to buy a house.MORE: Inside Location, Location, Location star Kirstie Allsopp's stunning homes in London and DevonThe Location, Location, Location star made headlines after an article in The Sunday Times claimed she had said prospective homeowners could get onto the property ladder by cutting out extra expenditures, such as Netflix subscriptions and gym memberships.WATCH: Kirstie Allsopp talks exclusively to HELLO! about her weight lossShe has now taken the time to share her perspective with her followers on Twitter – revealing in the process that she has made a big decision.READ: Kirstie Allsopp's fans hit out at criticism over her TV showMORE: Kirstie Allsopp's son makes brutal comment about her new showWhen one fan suggested she stop doing media interviews, 50-year-old Kirstie replied: "Good advice which I have already taken. I'm sticking to radio & podcasts, much more difficult to twist people's words when they come directly from their mouth to your ears." Kirstie with her co-presenter and friend Phil SpencerWhen a second follower enquired what had happened with the interview, she replied: "The Property Section got in touch with Phil, he wanted to do it so I said yes too.

Roddy Rich has deactivated both his Instagram and Twitter accounts after receiving negative comments from fans.Ricch shared a snippet of a new track titled ‘Out My Mind’ on Saturday (February 5), and it wasn’t long before fans left comments critiquing the Compton rapper’s new sound and direction.One fan said on Instagram, “We need 2019 Roddy back cus wtf is this?” Another listener who didn’t mind the track but was disappointed wrote, “It ain’t even that bad but I know Roddy can do way better.”On the now-deleted track, Rich rapped: “I been low, I been high / I been out my body / Out my mind / When you take my soul, take your time“.We are witnessing the Chance The Rapper-ification of Roddy Ricch pic.twitter.com/PNGWeEizn2— Kurrco (@Kurrco) February 5, 2022The criticism from listeners clearly didn’t sit well with Roddy, who just a few hours later, shared via his Instagram story, “I guess Ima flop now. Shit crazy,” before posting a peace sign and deactivating both of his social media accounts.Some fans did come to Ricch’s defense, however.

Fulham boss Marco Silva believes his side showed the “courage” needed to play against Manchester City in their FA Cup fourth round defeat.

Two men scaled a roof after cannabis plants were discovered in a raid on Cheetham Hill Road.

Sharon Rooney stars alongside Sheridan Smith and Kelvin Fletcher in Channel 5's latest drama series The Teacher.

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed how upset she was after starting 2022 off in a "negative" way.The 22 year old was slammed at the start of January for making "tone-deaf" comments on becoming successful on Steven Bartlett on his podcast The Diary of a CEO. While the the former Love Islander didn't specifically mention this incident, Molly-Mae has now taken to her YouTube channel to share how "disheartened" she was to have gone through a "jumbled" start to the year. While hosting a Q&A session with her millions of fans, one person asked her: "Has 2022 got off to a good start?" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“Catch the Fair One” is activist filmmaking at its most compelling. Before you run away from the notion, consider this: It doesn’t feel like this tough, relentlessly dark thriller is trying to push some kind of political point, even if so many of its creative choices succeed in doing exactly that.Collaborating with Native boxing champ Kali “KO” Reis on the script, director Josef Kubota Wladyka has made a riveting vigilante story that can hold its own alongside Paul Schrader’s most punishing payback fantasies.

Strictly Come Dancing's Nadiya Bychkova is not staying silent amid reports that she and professional dancer Kai Widdrington are more than friends.MORE: Bikini-clad Nadiya Bychkova hits the beach with Strictly co-stars amid romance rumoursThe pair were pictured kissing last week, but Nadiya has since urged fans not to believe everything they read or see.WATCH: Strictly's Nadiya Bychkova transforms with glam makeover Taking to Instagram, the 32-year-old dancer told her fans over the weekend: "Don't believe everything that is reported in the papers, or what you see." Nadiya has revealed her daughter Mila will join her in the UK very soonShe added: "I love to dance and that's what I'm here to do. The warmth and kindness I feel from the audience every night makes it worth it.

A man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of rape and assault this evening.

Kristen Stewart is ready to get behind the camera on her new movie, The Chronology of Water.

Back to basics! After more than a year of wearing extensions, Katie Thurston is switching up her style — big time. The 31-year-old Bachelorette alum didn’t just take out her clip-ins for a more natural look, she decided to get a massive chop. 

Bella Hadid got candid about her difficult experiences with alcohol that pushed her to embrace sobriety.

Society teaches you to be polite. If someone offers you an oatmeal cookie, for example, you’re probably going to say, “Thank you,” and take it, even if you really dislike those chalky, unsatisfying discs.

Dennis Harvey Film CriticThe fear of seemingly harmless strangers that’s heightened during our era of online “relationships” (not to mention COVID) is cannily exploited in actor-turned-writer-director Christian Tafdrup’s “Speak No Evil.” Building on the thorny couple dynamics of his prior features “Parents” and “A Horrible Woman,” this excruciatingly slow-burn thriller has a young Danish family befriended on holiday by a Dutch clan, only to belatedly realize these new BFFs might be hazardous to their health.Tafdrup’s squirm-inducing tale is premiering in Sundance’s Midnight section, and should find ready berth among genre fans, with strong potential for remake bids. (Distribution rights have already been secured by horror streaming service Shudder.) At the same time, its all-too-palpable cruelty will repel some viewers, in the same way such prior atypical horrors as the original “Wolf Creek” and both editions of “Funny Games” did.