Video calling app that boomed in lockdown to be closed down

Jamie Spears released a lengthy statement through his lawyer, Vivian L. Thoreen, after the court suspended him as Britney Spears’ conservator — and it’s safe to say he doesn’t agree with the ruling.

Kim Kardashian, 40, has given fans a glimpse into her bedtime routine with youngest son, Psalm West, 2. The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star took to her Instagram Story on September 28 to share a clip of the youngster sucking his thumb while getting ready to sleep. Psalm’s hair was pulled back in tight braids, and he cut a cool figure in a blue and white tee with a gold chain necklace. “Peekaboo,” the mom-of-four was heard saying.

It’s over! Vicki Gunvalson and Steve Lodge have ended their two-year engagement, Us Weekly can confirm.

two words out of Princess Diana in the first trailer for "Spencer," but in our latest full look at the film, Kristen Stewart as Diana closes the clip by dropping a bombshell: "Will they kill me, do you think?" We're guessing that's a sly joke.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Abu Dhabi Film Commission is understandably proud that Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures filmed at the Liwa desert, the large oasis area in the Western Region of the Emirate that doubled as the desert world of Arrakis, and in the past also served as a set for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”“Dune” director Denis Villeneuve filmed at the Liwa desert over 11 days with a team of local and international talent.

Cradle of Filth have released new song ‘Necromantic Fantasies’ alongside a suitably spooky video – watch it below.“This is a very different video from its predecessor, sporting more of a narrative amid leaning back toward a dark Victorian gothic vibe, showcasing the second of many unique tracks on this, our 13th album,” said vocalist Dani Filth.“It’s very cinematic, much like ‘Crawling King Chaos’ (the first single taken from the album) but walking a much more ​‘dark faerytale’ path.

Demi Lovato, 29, and G-Eazy, 32, opened up about their controversies in a powerful new music video. The A-listers teamed up for their latest song, “Breakdown” which dropped on September 17, and saw the pair get candid about their struggles in the spotlight. The clip began with some real-life headlines flashing on the screen, relating to Demi’s drug overdose and G-Eazy’s legal troubles.

If you're in need of some winter sun and double jabbed, then the UAE's national airline Etihad Airways has launched a flash sale that just might put a spring in your step.

Demi Lovato and G-Eazy are sharing their «Breakdown» with the world.

New mom Grimes is opening about her son with Tesla/SpaceX billionaire Elon Musk.

Elsa Hosk is defending herself against the trolls on Instagram claiming one of her recent posts featured “child pornography.”

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorEpic Games said it will shut down Houseparty, the live video-chat app that the company bought two years ago — evidently concluding that the app is not financially sustainable.Houseparty announced Thursday that it will discontinue the app in October.

restaurant worker has won an £11,000 pay out after a tribunal found he was racially abused and grabbed by the throat by a head chef. Kitchen porter Vasilis Kodra took La Vita - a family-run business which has five Italian eateries in and around Glasgow - to an employment tribunal, claiming he was attacked and told “Albanians are f**king trouble” during a rammy with ex colleague Robbie Syme at the city’s Byres Road branch.

TheWrap’s critic calling it Wright’s best movie since his debut “Shaun of the Dead” and singling out its eclectic ’60s needle drops and sly references to other art house movies of the day. “Last Night in Soho” also stars Matt Smith, Terence Stamp, Diana Rigg, Rita Tushingham, Michael Ajao and Synnøve Karlsen.

GTA: Underground have removed all download links to the expansive title-connecting mod, following other high-profile Rockstar mods that have been removed in recent weeks.In a video titled The End, the team behind popular mod GTA: Underground has announced that development has ceased and all download links have been removed.

Denver-based indie production company Listen Productions has tapped 20-year film festival veteran Britta Erickson as Head of Distribution. She will work with Listen founder Mitch Dickman and Head of Development Suz Loshin as the company grows its slate of film and series content across traditional and digital media platforms.