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Like many celebrities across the country, Peter Andre has been homeschooling his children since the UK went into lockdown amid the coronavirus outbreak.The dad-of-four has gone to great lengths to make sure his kids are up and washed, fed, and doing their school work while they're being educated at home.To show his 1.3 million followers exactly what he's working with, Peter, who recently called Caprice Bourret "foolish" for claiming she knows as much as doctors about covid-19, documented the

A New York Times article about a man who bought 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer with the intent of selling them for profit has gone viral… and people are not happy with him.

It's officially been over four years since the last Rihanna album.

“The Nowhere Inn,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, is a music mockumentary that stars Carrie Brownstein, one of the founding members of the rock band Sleater-Kinney. In the film, Brownstein plays the director of a documentary chronicling Annie Clark’s music persona St.

A mock-mockumentary, if you will, The Nowhere Inn aims to send up the clichés and mannerisms of music documentaries. But it's also doing exactly what the format has always done: promoting a star by distributing a film tie-in designed to boost album sales, radio play (or streaming these days) and concerts.

Bill Benz’s high-concept rock mockumentary opens with a white limo speeding through the desert. The driver (Ezra Buzzington) has never heard of his passenger, the cult sensation Annie Clark, better known by her stage name St. Vincent. “I’m not for everybody,” she shrugs. The driver is unsatisfied. “Don’t worry,” he glowers. “We’ll find out who you are.”

A man suffering from post traumatic stress disorder and left homeless for the past month claims he has had "disgraceful" treatment while trying to secure a council house.

Leigh Griffiths delivered an emphatic response to his Celtic doubters as the striker insisted he's "far from finished" at Parkhead.