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Scotsman
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
A Celebrity Circus! Alison Jackson brings fame, fakery and full-on chaos to Edinburgh
The BAFTA award-winning artist brings her lookalike contest to the Fringe for four sensational nights. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Are you a dead ringer for Harry Styles? Charli XCX? Elon Musk? Kim Kardashian? Even the one and only Donald Trump? If so, Alison Jackson may be the woman you need to know. Her crack team will make you up to look like a celebrity in no time. The line between fame and farce is shattered in Alison Jackson's Celebrity Fake Takes, a wild and immersive spectacle from the queen of satirical lookalike art herself. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Jackson will transform audience members into bonafide megastars. Not just that, included in the experience will be makeover teams and live photoshoots, alongside scandalous 'behind the scenes' video reveals, TikTok tantrums and identity crises. Fake it 'til you make it! Alison Jackson's outrageous celebrity makeover show hits the Fringe. Alison Jackson has the talent - all she needs is you. ALISON JACKSON'S CELEBRITY FAKE TAKES Venue: Assembly Checkpoint Dates: 20th–23rd August Time: 19:45 Tickets from: £14.50 Running Time: 60 mins Age Guidance: 16+
Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Camila Cabello Signs With Full Stop, Management Home For Harry Styles, John Mayer, Tate McRae
Camila Cabello has new management, as the the pop star has signed on with Full Stop Management, a source familiar with the matter confirms to The Hollywood Reporter. Cabello will be managed by Jeffrey Azoff, Tina Kennedy, Maria Chon and Gian Mitchell, the latter of whom came over with Cabello from previous management. Cabello officially joined Full Stop last month. The move comes months after Cabello had parted ways with her longtime manager Roger Gold, who also co-founded the record label 300 Entertainment. With Full Stop — the superstar management company headed by Irving and Jeffrey Azoff — Cabello joins a stacked roster that also includes Harry Styles, Tate McRae, John Mayer and U2 among others. More from The Hollywood Reporter Primary Wave Acquires Rights from Estate of Fleetwood Mac's Peter Green Rob Reiner Teases Paul McCartney, Elton John Cameos in 'Spinal Tap II' Unreleased Beyoncé Music Stolen From Rental Car Ahead of Cowboy Carter Tour Atlanta Stops A rep for Cabello couldn't be reached. Cabello just wrapped a successful European leg of her Yours, C tour in Europe, and she will continue the tour with dates in Taiwan, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Australia and Brazil from August through September 14. Cabello's new management deal comes just over a year after she released her fourth solo album, C, XOXO, back in June of 2024. That album was her first at Universal Music's Interscope after she departed from Sony's Epic Records, which had released her three other solo albums. C, XOXO debuted at Number 13 on Billboard's 200 Albums chart, her only album to open outside of the top 10. Cabello remains the most successful solo act from the girl group Fifth Harmony, where she got her start after the group formed on The X Factor back in 2012. She left the group in 2016. Cabello's first two solo albums are both platinum-certified and had the massive hits 'Havana' featuring Young Thug and 'Señorita' with Shawn Mendes, both of which have surpassed at least 2 billion streams on Spotify. As Cabello moves into a new chapter in her career, there could be movement from the rest of her former Fifth Harmony members as well. As THR first reported back in May, the group, minus Cabello, have been in talks to reunite, with a tour and documentary potentially in the works. Best of The Hollywood Reporter From 'Party in the U.S.A.' to 'Born in the U.S.A.': 20 of America's Most Patriotic (and Un-Patriotic) Musical Offerings Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025: Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and More Hollywood's Most Notable Deaths of 2025
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Olivia Wilde cuts a trendy figure in a white love heart T-shirt and flared trousers as she goes shopping in London
Olivia Wilde cut a trendy figure as she stepped out for a spot of shopping in London's Primrose Hill on Tuesday. The American actress, 41, turned heads in a white T-shirt emblazoned with a red love heart graphic, featuring short sleeves and a slightly cropped fit. She teamed the casual top with a pair of cream-flared trousers, which boasted a drawstring waist and relaxed silhouette. Olivia kept it comfortable in black-and-white trainers and wore her wavy dirty blonde locks loose over her shoulders. The Don't Worry Darling director completed her laid-back look with a pair of oversized black sunglasses and toted her essentials in a black Artichoke tote bag. Olivia's outing comes after she visited a pub near her ex-boyfriend Harry Styles', 31, London neighbourhood last month as he is reportedly building a £30million super-mansion in the neighbouring area Hampstead. Harry is said to be restoring a Grade II-listed former 18th-century mansion to its former glory after it was divided up into two semi-detached homes in the 1950s. Set over four acres in leafy Hampstead, North London, Harry purchased the larger property for £8.8 million in April 2019 and the smaller adjoining house for £4.175million seven months later. Last summer, MailOnline exclusively revealed he had submitted a detailed planning application for his extensive renovation project and was reportedly given the green light earlier this year. Director Olivia was romantically linked to Harry from January 2021 until November 2022 after meeting him on the set of her film Don't Worry Darling. She had previously been engaged and shares two children with her ex-fiancé, Jason Sudeikis, 49 - Otis Alexander, 11, and Daisy Josephine, eight - who she split from in early 2020. Olivia and Harry were reported to have experienced an instant attraction on the Don't Worry Darling set, despite their 10-year age gap. A source told PEOPLE at the time: 'Everyone saw it coming. During breaks, he hasn't been able to stay away and visited her trailer.' By February 2021, the couple were said to be 'very serious' about each other, with a source claiming that Harry was 'very happy' with Olivia. Harry is said to be restoring a Grade II-listed former 18th-century mansion to its former glory after it was divided up into two semi-detached homes in the 1950s (pictured 2023) The relationship even progressed to the point where Olivia had introduced the former X Factor star to her children. A year later, Olivia told Vogue: 'I'm happier than I've ever been. And I'm healthier than I've ever been, and it's just wonderful to feel that.' Harry echoed this sentiment in April of 2022, describing himself as 'really happy'. He also said the relationship had a positive effect on his music and told SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up that the process of making Harry's House had been the most 'joyous' experience of his career so far. The star is believed to have referenced Olivia in the lyrics of As It Was, namely: 'I don't wanna talk about the way that it was, leave America, two kids follow her, I don't wanna talk about who's doin' it first.' However, their intense work schedules and conflicting priorities were reported to be the cause of their eventual split, which was initially reported to be a 'break'. A source told PEOPLE at the time: 'They have had some issues, but Olivia thought they were gonna work through it all. She is disappointed. It's just a tricky situation, though.' In February 2023, it emerged that their relationship was over for good, with a source claiming that the pair remain good friends.
The Independent
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Louis Tomlinson quits ‘social media site' after hurtful comments
Louis Tomlinson has criticised "conspiracy" theories circulating about his personal life, describing them as "hurtful". The singer specifically addressed rumours concerning his relationship with Zara McDermott, as well as distasteful comments made about his son Freddie and his late mother Johannah Deakin. Tomlinson announced his departure from X/Twitter due to the volume and hurtful nature of these online remarks. This follows previous instances where Tomlinson has spoken out against the long-standing "Larry" conspiracy theory, which falsely suggests a romantic relationship with former bandmate Harry Styles. He stated that there is nothing he can say or do to dispel the beliefs of those who subscribe to the "Larry" conspiracy.
Buzz Feed
5 days ago
- General
- Buzz Feed
29 Must-Have Products For Beginner Gardeners
A cordless grass trimmer that'll help you tackle hard-to-reach areas in your garden bed or simply get the job done if you are the proud owner of a tiny patch of grass. A variety of sunflower seeds to transform that boring patch of dirt in your yard into a photo shoot–worthy garden without the stress of hand selecting which flowers to plant. Alexa, play "Sunflower" by Harry Styles. A standing weeder (without the chemicals!) in case you've found your dream home, but, unfortunately, it came with a grass full of dandelions. Unwind after a busy day at the office with some therapeutic weeding that won't hurt your back. 👍 A programmable timer to work some Fairy Godmother-like magic on your hose and transform it into a sprinkler. Bibbidi, Bobbidi, Boo-tiful lawn! A row of colorful flower pots with draining holes and hooks that'll brighten up your deck with very minimal effort. A fast-acting lawn repair formula made up of grass seeds, mulch, and soil amendment will undo all the damage your beloved doggo (who, obviously, can't help but pee all over your grass) has done to the yard. Now, back to trying to teach Fido *not* to dig up the new grass... A hedge trimmer that'll ensure your neighbors will be peeking over your fence to get a glimpse at how fabulous those bushes look. Pruning shears, for anyone who has successfully created their own magical rose garden in their yard. Better get yourself a glass jar too to display it like in Beauty and the Beast. And a long-handled lopper to help you can trim any overgrown bushes or trees in your yard, a must-have for anyone who isn't Edward Scissorhands. A seeding square kit, so planting your lil' sprouts won't turn into a game of guess and check. You'll know *exactly* what pattern you planted your basil seeds in this year. And vegetable, fruit, and herb markers to help you *actually* keep track of what you planted where — each stick is individually sold and with over 40 options to choose from you should have no problem finding exactly what you need to keep your garden in check. A garden dibber to make planting bulbs, sowing seeds, and breaking up clumps of dirt easier than ever — every gardener should have one of these babies! Pretty gardening gloves, so you can continue to get down 'n' dirty keeping your plants and yard looking fresh without ruining your manicure. Or garden gloves with claws that'll make you feel like the Lady Gaga of gardening and make digging in the dirt both easier and more fashionable. A scent-free mosquito repellent to keep those lil' bloodsucking buggers at bay while you're trying to plant your daisies or pick your cherry tomatoes. A soaker hose you can attach to the hose you already own to provide your bushes, plants, and trees with the shower they've always dreamt of (especially during those too-hot summer days). A soil test kit to relay the moisture in your plant's soil as well as its pH and light levels so you'll know once and for when it needs to be watered. Knee pads you can count on to make the many hours you typically spend gardening on a Saturday morning a bit more comfortable — a must-have for anyone whose knees simply aren't what they used to be. An expandable garden hose to help you water your grass, the vegetables you planted and prayed will actually grow, and your flower bed without worrying about any kinks getting in the way. An adjustable gardening bench complete with padding for your knees and handles on the sides to assist you in getting up from the crouched position you've likely been in for a *tad* too long while tending to your veggies. It can even be turned into a seat so you can take a true break! A plant supporter that'll give your tomato plants and bushes a bit more support so they can grow big and tall — since they're powder-coated in green they wont' ruin your garden's *~aesthetic~*. A garden colander to fill up with all of the fruits and veggies you've worked so hard to grow from little seedlings — wash 'em off outside with the hose to prevent getting dirt all over your kitchen. A pack of seeds that contain, basically, any kind of vegetable you'd want to grow in your garden — beets, cucumbers, cabbage, butternut squash, and more. You've got a biiiiiiig salad in your future. A sturdy garden tool set so no matter what kind of planting plans you've got in your future, you'll be ready. Joyful Dirt concentrated plant food and fertilizer designed to be mixed into a watering vessel or sprinkled directly onto the soil to help plants grow bigger and faster. And! It's organic! A pack of bamboo garden stakes available in an array of thickness levels that'll support your plants and veggies as they grow. Reach for the sky, babies! A weather-resistant cedar pathway you can roll out alongside your prettiest garden bed or just anywhere you tend to walk so often the grass tends to get a bit torn up. Installation of a new walkway has *never* been this easy. A vintage-style bike planter complete with three baskets you can fill with your favorite flowers and enjoy even if you haven't ridden a bicycle in over a decade. And The Complete Gardener's Guide by Simon Akeroyd — AKA the bible for plant parents. It explains how to sow, plant, and prune while also providing tips on selecting plants, protecting your plants, and designing your garden.
