Young Offenders’ Demi Isaac Oviawe: ‘You can never take my culture away from me’

Heather Rae Young continues to share a behind-the-scenes look at her wedding dress shopping, this time by showing off her favorite looks for rehearsal dinner.On Monday, October 20, the 33-year-old Selling Sunset star posted a series of snaps of herself trying on white cocktail dresses for the night before the big day.“I’ve been rehearsal dress shopping,” she wrote in the accompanying caption.

As a teen approaches graduation, it’s a time of fun and excitement but also anxiety and a bit of terror. You see, high school graduation marks the time when a kid is supposed to move into the real world and become an adult.

Rising Alabama rapper Yung Bleu has scored an A-list feature courtesy of Drake. Listen to Drake's version of "You’re Mines Still,” released via OVO Sound, below.

pandemic that they don’t know how to play with pals.Childcare expert Natalie Connell fears the lost Covid generation will need years of special support to deal with their trauma.She told the Record that poverty, adversity and soaring levels of domestic abuse during the coronavirus crisis have created a toxic mix.Natalie said: “You would think that play comes naturally to children, however this is sadly not the case.“The young people who come into our care have not always been granted this start

Ben Affleck is showing off a COMPLETELY different look!

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticImagine, for a moment, that a stand-up comic is just like a superhero. On stage, he’s a master of the universe, armored and impervious, slinging jokes like lightning bolts.

Sia has Maddie Ziegler. Ed Sheeran has Rupert Grint. And now Justin Bieber has found his own music video avatar: child star Jacob Tremblay.

Heather Rae Young shared a behind-the-scenes look while shopping for her wedding dress, modeling her second favorite gown.On Tuesday, October 13, the Selling Sunset star, 33, posted an Instagram picture of herself wearing a stunning mermaid-fit wedding dress, covered in white floral embellishments with sheer paneling.

AC/DC have said that the late Malcolm Young would be “proud” of their latest album ‘Power Up’.Young, who co-founded the Australian rock icons, passed away in 2017 after a lengthy battle with dementia.Speaking ahead of ‘Power Up”s arrival on November 13, the band say that the record is a testament to the late guitarist’s memory.“I know Mal’s not with us anymore,” his brother, Angus Young, said in a new video. “But he’s there with us in spirit.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAs the #MeToo movement continues to resonate, filmmaker Nina Menkes has unveiled details about her forthcoming documentary Brainwashed and the all-female team behind it. The feature docu exposes common cinematic techniques that disempower women and girls.

No exes zone. Tarek El Moussa is not inviting Christina Anstead to his wedding with Heather Rae Young. And none of his fiancée’s exes are invited either. (Yup, that means Heather’s Swedish hockey player boyfriend with no teeth from Selling Sunset season 1 will not be there.)

mum has vowed to fight to see her little boy grow up after being given less than 12 months to live - just weeks after being told she had beaten cancer.

Mark Ronson has released a previously unheard demo of “the Bond song that never was”.The track features on the new Good Music 2020 volume two compilation, which has been released on Bandcamp for one day only.Ronson’s demo for No Time To Die was created in collaboration with singer and songwriter Isley Juber, who has previously worked with the musician on his album ‘Late Night Feelings’.The song is only available when you purchase the whole album, from which proceeds go to the voting rights

Dr. Dre isn't on the hook for $1.5 million, as requested by his estranged wife, Nicole Young.

Tributes have poured in for a “lovely” and “wonderful” Inverness cafe manager who died suddenly in her sleep. Andrea MacDonald, 32, ran a popular social enterprise cafe in the Highland town where she was a much-loved member of the local community.

Comcast-owned NBCUniversal's Universal Studio Group said Monday it has committed to shooting three TV productions – Joe Exotic, Young Rock and Irreverent – in Australia over the next 18 months. The productions will take place at Screen Queensland Studios in Brisbane, as well as surrounding locations in South East Queensland and Far North Queensland.