Jimmie Allen’s newest project amid his sexual assault scandal isn’t new music — but rather … a comedy tour.
“’I Said What I Said,’ and I’m gonna say it again during my 3-night comedy tour coming this October!” the country singer, 38, announced via his Instagram on Thursday, July 27. “ALL shows are invite only, so be sure signup [sic] with your e-mail via link in bio to receive the latest news & how
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The Washington Roundtable: This week, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy moved a step closer to calling for Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against President Biden, on the ground that Biden has used the “weaponization of government to benefit his family.” For years, Hunter Biden’s dealings with Ukrainian and Chinese companies have been the focus of Republicans’
Rishi Sunak was heckled as he told victims of the infected blood scandal their decades-long wait for compensation would have to continue.
The Prime Minister came face to face with protesters and campaigners at the inquiry into what happened, and what recompense they should receive.
But angry audience members accused him of ‘not listening’ and laughed sarcastically en masse when he said work to settle the issue was continuing ‘at pace’.
The spectacle of shouting down a sitting Prime Minister
Finland’s right-wing coalition government has only been in office for a little over a month and has now been rocked by its third racism scandal, after a media report uncovered racist messages sent by the minister of economic affairs.
Wille Rydman — of the far-right Finns Party — used racial slurs in private messages with his then-girlfriend in 2016, according to Helsingin Sanomat. According to the report, Rydman said he would rather ban headscarf-wearers than headscarves, and told his then-partner
ITV’s profits more than halved in the first six months of the year after the broadcaster suffered an advertising plunge amid the fallout from the Phillip Schofield scandal.
New figures released by the crisis-hit channel show that adjusted earning fell by 52 per cent to £152million in the six months to the end of June 2023.
But ITV Studios, which makes popular shows Love Island and The Chase, saw an 8 per cent jump in revenues, which hit £1billion in
Peter Flavel, the chief executive of Coutts, is set to be the next major figure in the NatWest group to quit over his role in cancelling Nigel Farage’s bank accounts, sources have indicated.
The former Brexit Party leader turned GB News host had been calling for Flavel’s head after NatWest Group chief executive Dame Alison Rose quit early yesterday morning.
Dame Alison resigned after admitting she had revealed Mr Farage’s private banking details to a BBC journalist while Mr Flavel’s
Tennis star Hugo Gaston should be “kicked off the Tour” according to one fan, after the Frenchman retired from his clash with Marco Trungelliti when the Argentine needed just one point to win the match. Gaston is ranked at No 92 in the world and reached the second qualifying round at this year’s Wimbledon.
Gaston went head-to-head with Trungelliti in the first round of the Verona Challenger in Italy earlier this week as the players met for the second time
The BBC presenter at the centre of the £35,000 teenage sex pictures scandal allegedly phoned the youngster after he was exposed.
The ‘well-known’ star reportedly demanded ‘what have you done?’ in the call, which occurred last week.
He also asked his alleged victim to ring their mother to persuade her to ‘stop the investigation’ as he began to panic, according to The Sun.
The BBC confirmed in a public statement this afternoon that it had suspended a male member of
Hundreds of families affected by the tainted blood scandal won’t get compensation because of a cruel loophole, it can be revealed today.
All surviving victims and their bereaved partners are entitled to a £100,000 pay-out.
But MailOnline has learned that for the bereaved parents and children to qualify for the one-off sum, their loved ones must have died within a strict three-month period last year.
Outraged families called the arbitrary cut-off a ‘betrayal’, with one accusing officials of just ‘waiting
Arnold Schwarzenegger has lived the American dream.
He arrived in the United States with little money but a lot of determination, and built a life and career that were the envy of millions.
The Austrian-born star even held public office, serving two terms as the governor (or “Governator” as he was dubbed, based on his role in “The Terminator”) of California.
But for all his success in the world of Hollywood and fitness, Schwarzenegger faced his share of controversies, from
