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Death of Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama
Dragon Ball, one of the most influential and best-selling Japanese comics of all time, was written by a 68-year-old author. His studio announced on Friday that Akira Toriyama had suffered an acute subdural hematoma, a bleeding near the brain. Dragon Ball is a top-rated comic book series that has also been adapted into animated and cinematic works.
Former GB News employee Dan Wootton launches ‘independent platform’
As announced by the host, Dan Wootton has departed from GB News to establish his own media brand. "I have resigned from GB News to establish my autonomous platform, Dan Wootton Outspoken," he said in a statement on X. "Starting later this year, this platform will broadcast an entirely new daily news and opinion programme that will not be subject to regulation by the Ofcommunist censors."
Colin Firth’s shirt sold for £25,000 at auction
Millions of viewers worldwide were captivated by Colin Firth as he emerged from a lake while donning a drenched shirt. Currently, that identical blouse has been acquired at auction in London for £25,000. Before the transaction, auctioneers estimated its value to be between £7,000 and £10,000.
Sinead O’Connor’s estate requests Trump not to utilise her song
Donald Trump has been requested by the estate of Sinéad O'Connor to cease using her music at his political rallies. Mr. Trump performed Nothing Compares 2 U, O'Connor's most famous song, at a campaign event in Maryland last month. It is not an exaggeration, according to the singer's estate, to say that Sinéad would have been abhorred, offended, and humiliated by his use of her music.
Michael McIntyre cancels concert after surgery
The comedian's social media account declared the 48-year-old "unable to perform" at the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton. A performance on comedian Michael McIntyre's world tour has been canceled due to a medical procedure. On Sunday, the comedian's social media account stated that he was "unable to perform" on Monday at the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton. The incident occurred on Sunday.
Princess of Wales’s uncle joining Celebrity Big Brother
Gary Goldsmith, the 58-year-old junior brother of Carole Goldsmith, the mother of Kate, was present at Westminster Abbey in 2011 for the weddings of his niece and Prince William. Reportedly, the Princess of Wales's uncle will compete in the upcoming season of Celebrity Big Brother. Tonight, for the first time in six years, the celebrity reality show returns to UK television. Gary Goldsmith is purportedly scheduled to appear on the program.
Hunter Schafer arrested at NYC pro-Palestinian protest
Organisers confirmed on Wednesday that the actor, best known for her role as Jules Vaughn in the hit HBO series, joined over a hundred protesters in the lobby of NBCUniversal headquarters at 30 Rockefeller Plaza on Monday to demand a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Taylor Swift’s dad accused of punching photographer
An Australian photographer alleges that Taylor Swift's father struck him in Sydney following the singer's concert. Ben McDonald reported to the police that the incident occurred at Neutral Bay Wharf, shortly after Swift and her father disembarked from their yacht, several hours after the singer's final performance in the city.
Comedy actress Amy Schumer has Cushing’s Syndrome
Amy Schumer, an actress and director, revealed that she received high-dose corticosteroid injections that led to Cushing's Syndrome. After a slew of comments about her face—including fans noting it looked "puffier" in recent television interviews—she disclosed her condition. Schumer initially attributed the change in her appearance to endometriosis in her response.
Wendy Williams thanks fans post-dementia, aphasia diagnosis
Former talk show presenter Wendy Williams has expressed her gratitude to her audience for their support following her diagnosis of dementia and aphasia. Williams, aged 59, conveyed "immense gratitude" for the "love and kind words" received, stating that the response had been "overwhelming."