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News18
4 hours ago
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- News18
Materialists Trailer: Love Gets Complicated With Chris Evans And Dakota Johnson
Last Updated: Materialists stars Chris Evans, Pedro Pascal and Dakota Johnson in a love triangle balancing stability and chaos between her past and present. Romance takes a modern, complicated turn in Materialists, a new romantic comedy set in the heart of New York City. Starring Chris Evans, Pedro Pascal and Dakota Johnson, the film explores a stylish love triangle under the direction of Celine Song, whose debut feature Past Lives received critical acclaim and an Oscar nomination. In Materialists, Dakota Johnson steps into the role of Lucy, a driven and high-powered matchmaker who has built a thriving career connecting others—but whose own romantic life is far less orderly. Her world begins to spiral when, during a chic Manhattan soiree, she crosses paths with Harry (Pedro Pascal), a charming and wealthy tech billionaire with all the makings of a perfect partner. The same night throws her for an emotional loop when she unexpectedly bumps into her ex-boyfriend John (Chris Evans), a passionate but struggling actor-slash-waiter, whose imperfections and past heartbreaks still linger in her mind. According to the film's official synopsis, Lucy must navigate the emotional tug-of-war between her stable, aspirational present and the messy, unresolved past she thought she left behind. The story cleverly weaves humour, vulnerability and sharp introspection as Lucy contemplates whether true love lies in what looks good on paper or in something far more chaotic and unpredictable. The newly released trailer offers glimpses into this tangled love triangle, filled with biting one-liners, lingering stares and moments of romantic tension. One pivotal scene shows John confronting Lucy about her relationship with Harry, asking whether she truly envisions a life with him, adding layers of doubt to what initially seemed like a fairy tale match. With its sparkling dialogue and stylish visuals, Materialists is shaping up to be one of the most buzzworthy rom-coms of the year. The film also boasts a stellar supporting cast, including Marin Ireland, Louisa Jacobson, Zoe Winters, Sawyer Spielberg and Dasha Nekrasova, each bringing depth to a vibrant ensemble. As her second directorial outing, Materialists sees Celine Song blending the emotional resonance of Past Lives with a lighter, more comedic tone, proving her storytelling versatility while still exploring themes of identity, love and self-worth. Distributed by A24, Materialists joins a slate of exciting new releases from the indie powerhouse. Other anticipated titles on their calendar include On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (released March 7), the surreal drama Opus starring Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich (March 14), and the fantastical Death of a Unicorn featuring Jenna Ortega and Paul Rudd (March 28). Set to hit theatres on June 13, Materialists is primed to be a summer hit—blending aesthetics, smart storytelling and star power into a must-watch cinematic romance. First Published:
Buzz Feed
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
24 Stylish Things From Nordstrom Rack You'll Want To Wear Multiple Times A Week
A floral flutter-sleeve maxi dress so romantic, it'll have you searching for a fainting couch to fling yourself onto dramatically whenever you wear it. The high neckline and waist are both elasticized — and did I mention that it has pockets? POCKETS. Elegant. Easy to wear. What more could you ask for? Promising review: 'This dress is the perfect addition to your wardrobe. Perfect for every occasion. Weddings, baby showers, bridal showers, a fancy night out, and it has pockets! Super comfortable and I received so many compliments. Can work with flats, heels, or sandals. This dress is extremely versatile, comfortable, and just perfect aesthetics.' —Victoria $54.97 (available in sizes XS–XL and two colors) A scalloped knit tee that takes a solid basic and adds a little extra oomph. (Life is in the details after all, right?) Very few things are as versatile as a good ol' tee — but this one ups the ante in a big way, thanks to its fun neckline and sleeves. Promising review: 'Love this shirt! Have gotten it in a couple of colors. Can be dressed up or down; its texture is soft and thick enough not to be see-through, but not hot. Classy and upscale with the scalloped neck — nicer than a T-shirt, but not stuffy, so perfect for most occasions.' —L-shopperPrice: $19.97 (available in sizes XS–XL and in five colors) Some high-waisted, wide-leg jeans, because it's astounding how much you can punch up a wardrobe staple with a unique cut like this. The slightly cropped ankle and two-button fasten of these already-chic jeans pack tons of style you'll get so much wear out of — even if you wear them every dang day in a single week. Promising review: 'High quality and comfortable! I have bought several pairs of these jeans, and each time I have been very impressed with the quality and fit. I tried the Lucy jeans and they are so comfortable.' —LoyettePrice: $54.97 (available in sizes 2–16 and 14W–24W) A linen-blend jumpsuit that's so comfy, you'll basically want to live in it. Dress it up with a blazer. Dress it down with an oversized cardigan. Heck, dress it edgy with a biker jacket if you're feeling ~dangerous~. It styles so flexibly, no one will even know you've already worn it twice this week. Promising review: 'LOVE! Super cute and SO comfy! I love that it has big pockets too, unlike a lot of other jumpsuits. Can't wait to live in this outfit all spring and summer!' —Colette FPrice: $36.97 (available in sizes S–L and two colors) A floaty, popover-style striped top, because you'll never regret having more fuss-free flutter in your wardrobe. The cute lil' puffed sleeves add visual interest, but the whole piece is still versatile enough to work with tons of different ~lewks~. Wear-'em-all-the-time basics don't have to be boring! Promising review: 'Adorable, perfect for spring. Love this top! Went back and bought it in a second color!!' —JKA22Price: $24.97 (available in sizes XS–XL and three colors) A cotton-blend utility skirt that perfectly combines form and function. What can I say? I have a deep and abiding love for cargo pockets. And this skirt? It — somewhat surprisingly! — makes cargo pockets classy. Talk about a wear-it-everywhere pick. Price: $34.97 (available in sizes 24–27) A stunning drape-neck silk top so you can be as fancy as you like, whenever you like. I mean, silk is always fancifying — but that neckline? So simple, yet so elegant. You could build an entire week's work wardrobe around this single piece, and you'd look like a proverbial million bucks every single way you style it. Promising review: 'Beautiful blouse! I ordered this in the camelia color, which is a lovely purple. The drapey design is really pretty; this could be worn under a jacket or sweater, or by itself. I like it!' —ProfessionalLibrarianPrice: $69.97 (available in sizes XL–3X and two colors) Or, a pair of pretty gingham shorts as ideal for springtime picnics as they are for summertime beach extravaganzas. I mean, sure, there's a time and a place for distressed denim — but these perfectly tailored shorts bring sweet vintage vibes to any 'fit. Your old cutoffs could never. Price: $49.97 (available in sizes XS–L) A cropped patch pocket jacket with the versatility of a good ol' fashioned denim jacket, but with just a liiiiiittle extra somethin' somethin' to it, too. Lighter weight than denim and a touch more tailored, this pick is an A+ outer layer for the warmer months, whether you're pairing it with a sweet floral dress or something sleeker and edgier. Promising review: 'Great cropped jacket! The online photos really don't do this justice! It needed steaming, but stayed surprisingly wrinkle-free after. Easy to dress up or down. Definitely cropped — suits my shorter torso well. Lightweight and perfect for spring, office AC, and cool summer nights. Hard to tell in the pics, but the large front pockets really set this apart. Buttons are not as prominent as pictured. Highly recommend.' —BeachGoerPrice: $44.97 (available in sizes XS–XL) A clean white sneaker that will go with literally everything you own. (What better excuse to just keep wearing the same thing over and over again is there than that?) This classic courtside style from Cole Haan is truly timeless, so you'll be able to wear 'em season after season. Promising review: 'The compliments never stop coming while wearing these. I dress up or down in them and as for comfort, I give them 💯. Best money I've ever spent. I'll purchase others in different colors.' —Tuiddi SPrice: $23.99+ (available in sizes 5–11 and four colors) A flirty flutter-sleeve jumpsuit, because it's the one-and-done outfit of your dreams. As a late-in-life jumpsuit enthusiast, believe me when I say that the slight difficulty in going to the bathroom while wearing one of these things is absolutely worth the tradeoff. With jumpsuits — especially fun ones like this! — it is so, so easy to look like you spent tons of time putting the perfect 'fit together when literally all you did was zip this thing up and add your favorite shoes. A+, no review: 'Stunning fit! Wow! I usually do not wear jumpsuits because the fit is never right. THIS, THOUGH?! Perfection! I bought both the black and navy and LOVE them. Inseam is great, just lovely.' —MissyGPrice: $44.97 (available in sizes 2X–4X and two colors) A buckle-wrap blazer dress to bring a little office-friendly flare to your work wardrobe. This beautifully structured pick is suitable for even the most conservative of offices — but it is far, far from boring, thanks to the blazer-inspired design. Who needs a regular ol' sheath when you've got something like this on hand? Promising review: 'Fits true to size — very classy looking. I look forward to wearing it for work events.' —SuzMTPrice: $51.07 (available in sizes 4–12 and three colors) And some tailored wide-leg trousers that'll update your suiting situation in a big way. These trousers drape beautifully, keeping the silhouette interesting — but they're also super versatile, making them an essential piece for any capsule work wardrobe. Promising review: 'Elegant! Fabric is gorgeous! Wonderful texture and well worth the money. Love the color.' —FranchescabgwPrice: $74.97 (available in sizes 18W–24W and two colors) Or a satin A-line skirt if you're more of a skirt person than a pants one. It's sleek. It's elegant. And it's swishy, which makes it fun to wear, too. Sashay away! Promising review: 'Elegant, true to size, and amazing color and shine! Slightly clingy at the hips, but it's not staticky, and it's true to size and flows out. Fabric is a nice heavy weight. Trendy and perfect for any season!' —Onlineorder2023Price: $17.48+ (available in sizes XS–XL and nine colors and in sizes XL–3X and two colors) A leather belt bag, because yes, your practical carry-all solutions can also be classy. This version of the all-powerful belt bag from Rebecca Minkoff has enough space to hold all your everyday essentials — phone, wallet, you name it — but thanks to its sleek lines and leather construction, it's definitely a head above the rest. Promising review: 'Great bag! Great size. Easy to carry on waist or across chest. This bag is made well and holds quite a bit for its size. Love it!' —TxkleaPrice: $129.97 (available in two colors) A slouchy, one-button blazer that'll add the perfect piece of polish to your everyday ensembles. But even though it's polished, it's not stuffy; the ruched sleeves and textured fabric give it just a lil' bit of undone, devil-may-care attitude. Promising review: 'Very sharp blazer. It fits well in every way, shoulders, waist, length, and I like that it has a vent in the back, and the sleeves are gathered a bit — very comfortable. It looks good with jeans and a blouse, and also would go with almost any style or length skirt. I'm glad I found it.' —Hamilton's PersonPrice: $64.97 (available in sizes XS–XL and two colors) A classic Cole Haan leather slide sandal, because every day can be a sandal day if you ~believe~ it can be — or if you've got a perfectly versatile, never-goes-out-of-style pair like this on hand. Promising review: 'Comfortable and supportive flat sandals. These flats were comfortable and supportive since the first wear! I walked around my office in them all day and had no issues.' —MaryBPPrice: $69.97 (available in sizes 5–11 and five colors) A pair of cropped wide-leg pants with beautiful bow detailing should your day-to-day call for something a little fancier than jeans. If you've been in the market for what's essentially socially acceptable pajama pants, these are probably the closest you're going to get. Promising review: 'Easy-wear pants! These are great. Dress up or dress down. I will wear them a lot!' —Sylvia HPrice: $26.97 (available in sizes XS–XL and seven colors) A V-neck vest, because apparently vests! Are! Back! (Love that for us.) If you want to get extra ~fashion~ about it, the style these days appears to be vest-as-shirt, which, I mean, awesome if that's your jam! But they also make great layering pieces, as originally intended — they're an easy way to add visual interest to almost any look. Price: $24.97 (available in sizes XS–XL and three colors) A linen-blend shirt dress that'll keep you cool in more ways than one every time you wear it — which will be basically every other day once you've got it waiting for you in your closet. I mean, look at it. Those contrasting stripes? Ugh. Love. Promising review: 'Absolutely love this dress. Is cute and well made at a bargain price. Can't wait to wear this on my trip to Spain. Thanks for having such great deals!' —RSKYPrice: $49.97 (available in sizes XL–2X and two colors) An open-weave, dolman-sleeve top you'll want to layer over everything. Everything, I tell you. Comfy, drape-y, and oh so beautiful, it'll go equally well with wide, slouchy pants as it will with shorts or more tailored bottoms. Throw it on over your favorite cami, tank, or tee, and you're good to go. Promising review: 'Nice loose blouse! It is just like in the photos. I like the material. I like that it fits loose and looks great with cargo pants.' —ApoPamPrice: $29.97 (available in sizes XS–XL and seven colors) A puff-sleeve dress that's sure to be a key piece in your summer wardrobe this year. Effortlessly stylish, extremely easy to wear, and — key point — nice and loose, it's an excellent go-to choice when the temperatures rise. Who wants to be stuck in skintight clothing when it is so dang hot out all the time? Price: $39.97 (available in sizes XXS–2X and three colors) A good ol' fashioned pair of Levi's vintage-style overalls, because honestly, I will never say no to the fashion statements of my youth. The beauty of a good overall is that they can feel dramatically different depending on what kind of top you pair them with — so whether you want to go super casual with a tank and sneakers or something a little more ~fashion~ (fancy top? Cuffed hems with heels? Statement jewelry? Your call!), you can make it work. The proverbial sky is the limit! Promising review: 'Very comfortable, soft broken and lightweight! Comfortable and great fit.' —LalilooPrice: $69.97 (available in sizes XS–L) And some pretty pink aviators from Ted Baker London, because it's sunglasses season, and your eyeballs deserve to be protected in ~style~. Promising review: 'The perfect aviator! I love these sunglasses. They are actually my second pair I have purchased. They don't slip down your nose, and I get a ton of compliments on them. They are a good size — not too big like some aviator frames can be. Very comparable to Ray-Bans or Maui Jim's without the big price tag. Love!' —AnonymousPrice: $59.97 (available in two colors)
Epoch Times
a day ago
- Politics
- Epoch Times
U.S. State Department Monitoring Lucy Connolly Case Amid Free Speech Concerns
The U.S. State Department has said it is monitoring the case of Lucy Connolly, the British mother jailed for 31 months for a social media post made following the Southport murders, amid escalating free speech concerns from civil liberties groups in the UK. A spokesperson for the State Department told The Epoch Times in a statement: 'We can confirm that we are monitoring this matter. The United States supports freedom of expression at home and abroad, and remains concerned about infringements on freedom of expression.' In April, the UK government denied that free speech concerns raised by the State Department and Vice President JD Vance in relation to the criminal prosecutions of pro-life supporters had played a 'material role' in the trade tariff negotiations between the two nations. Connolly, from Northampton, was jailed after pleading guilty to inciting racial hatred following comments she made about illegal immigrants on social media platform X hours after teenage killer Axel Rudakubana murdered three young girls in Southport on July 29 last year. The offending post called for 'mass deportation now,' adding: 'Set fire to all the [expletive] hotels full of the [expletive] for all I care, while you're at it take the treacherous government and politicians with them.' It had around 310,000 views and was reposted 940 times before Connolly deleted it three-and-a-half hours later, after she said she 'calmed down' and realised it wasn't acceptable. Summer Riots and Disinformation Connolly's offending post appeared in response to disinformation spread by a number of high-profile accounts on X, wrongly claiming that the Related Stories 4/2/2025 5/20/2025 The police later revealed that A week of The former childminder was jailed last October following a trial at Birmingham Crown Court and told she must serve 40 percent of the sentence before she can be released on licence. She is regarded by some as a free speech martyr, and has received support from groups including the Free Speech Union (FSU) and Democracy Three, which helped to The 42-year-old, who is married to former Conservative Councillor Ray Connolly, lost her appeal against the sentence last week, which her legal team argued was unduly harsh because she had deleted the offending post within four hours of writing it while she was in an emotionally distressed state. Former Conservative councillor Raymond Connolly (centre) with supporters include broadcaster Dan Wootton outside the Court of Appeal at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London on May 15, 2025. Yui Mok/PA '10,000 Arrests a Year' Her husband said last Tuesday, following the failure of the appeal: 'Lucy posted one nasty tweet when she was upset and angry about three little girls who were brutally murdered in Southport. 'She realised the tweet was wrong and deleted it within four hours. That did not mean Lucy was a 'far right thug' as as Prime Minister [Sir] Keir Starmer claimed.' Former Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned in his most recent column in the Johnson said that there are now in the region of '10,000 arrests a year' because of things people have posted online, which is 'more than in Russia,' which he claimed was 'a propaganda gift' for the country's President Vladimir Putin. 'We denounced the Gestapo, resisted them and finally destroyed them. We despised the brutality and intimidation of the KGB, the Stasi, the Securitate. We hated the culture of spies and informers, where people monitored what you said and then sneakily reported it to the authorities,' Johnson added. A number of cases of people being questioned by police for online posts have hit the headlines in recent months, including the journalist Opposition ministers have raised their concerns about the Connolly case, including shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick, who said on Talk Radio, 'How on earth can you spend longer in prison for a tweet than [for] violent crime?' U.S. Vice-President JD Vance addresses the audience during the Munich Security Conference at the Bayerischer Hof Hotel in Munich, Germany, on Feb. 14, 2025. Matthias Schrader/AP Photo Labour MP Breaks Ranks Last week Mary Glindon became the first Labour MP to break party ranks, joining Conservative MPs in Weighing into the free speech row earlier this year, Vance told the Munich Security Conference in February of his concerns over the case of Adam Smith Connor, a U.S. citizen and Army veteran convicted for silent prayer in an abortion clinic buffer zone. Referring to 'the backslide away from conscience rights,' which has 'placed the basic liberties of religious Britons in particular in the crosshairs,' the vice president said that 'in Britain and across Europe, free speech, I fear, is in retreat.' Vance pledged that under the 'new sheriff in town,' President Donald Trump, 'We may disagree with your views, but we will fight to defend your right to offer them in the public square.' Son's Death Analysis of her archived posts shows that, using the X handle @LJCJ83 and changing the spelling of her name to 'Lucie,' Connolly was extremely active on the social media platform, regularly posting in the region of 100 times a day to more than 9,000 followers in the nine-month period prior to her arrest. Although she deleted her account following her arrest, some 10,000 of her archived posts reveal that she frequently commented on the subject of immigration, peppering her posts with profanities. On the day of the Southport attacks, she posted at least 118 times, including replies. She claimed that the balance of her mind had been affected by post-traumatic stress disorder when she heard about the murders, which took place at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. Her defence argued that the death of Connolly's 19-month-old son in 2011 had affected her reaction to the brutal murders of Bebe King, 6, Elsie Dot Stancombe, 7, and Alice Dasilva Aguiar, 9, last July. She told the court that because medical negligence had led to the death of her son, she had little trust in authority or in official versions of events. Dismissing her appeal, Lord Justice Holroyde said the three High Court judges deciding her fate found it 'incredible' that Connolly had pleaded guilty without realising the offence of inciting hatred attracted a starting point of three years in custody, as she claimed. In a Starmer defended the sentencing of Connolly when challenged by Lowe in Parliament, saying: 'I am strongly in favour of free speech, we've had free speech in this country for a very long time and we protect it fiercely. 'But I am equally against incitement to violence against other people. I will always support the action taken by our police and courts to keep our streets and people safe.'
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal's Meet-Cute Gets Interrupted by Chris Evans in Exclusive 'Materialists 'Scene
PEOPLE has an exclusive clip from Materialists ahead of its release in theaters on June 13 Dakota Johnson stars as a matchmaker named Lucy who quickly finds herself in a tricky love triangle with bachelor Randy (Pascal) and her ex John (Evans) In the clip, Lucy and Randy's initial meeting at a wedding is interrupted by John, who is working as a waiterDakota Johnson is one lucky woman. Ahead of Materialist's release in theaters on June 13, PEOPLE has an exclusive clip depicting the early stages of a love triangle between Johnson's Lucy, a modern matchmaker, and eligible bachelor Randy (Pascal, 49) and her ex John (Evans, 43). "Love is easy," Lucy tells Randy while sitting across from him in a blue gown at a wedding reception. "Is it? I find it to be the most difficult thing in the world," he replies, smirking at Lucy, then questioning whether she is hitting on him. Lucy quickly waves the notion off, and instead begins her matchmaking pitch — quickly sussing out that Randy is a wealthy New York bachelor. The two are soon interrupted by John, who pops in with Lucy's favorite drink combo — a coke and a beer. A trailer for writer-director Celine Song's rom-com shows Johnson, 35, as a matchmaker whose professional life grows complicated after her own love life is thrust into the spotlight when she meets a potential new lover, Randy at an event and coincidentally reconnects with her ex, John, the same night. In the trailer, John asks Lucy if she intends on marrying Randy, whom seemingly wants to wed Lucy. The complicated love triangle even puts a strain on Lucy's confidence in her career. "A young, ambitious New York City matchmaker finds herself torn between the perfect match and her imperfect ex," reads an official synopsis for the film. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Marin Ireland, Louisa Jacobson, Zoe Winters, Sawyer Spielberg and Dasha Nekrasova also star. Materialists marks only the second feature film from Song, 36, who broke out with 2022's Past Lives after finding success as a New York City playwright. Materialists is in theaters June 13. Read the original article on People
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Health
- Daily Mirror
Mum with £19K Red Bull addiction goes cold turkey after chilling CT scan
Lucy Parker, 35, went in for a CT scan for another health problem only to be warned that she was at risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease - she's now quit her Red Bull habit A mum who had a £19,000 "addiction" to Red Bull has gone cold turkey after being diagnosed with a serious disease. Lucy Parker, 35, went for a CT scan after feeling pain in her thighs, which revealed a cyst on her ovary. But the same scan also unexpectedly showed that she had non-alcoholic fatty liver disease - a build-up of fat in the organ - which could lead to serious liver damage, including cirrhosis, if it got worse. After cutting her three energy drinks a day habit, which saw her spend almost £20,000 on the energy drink over 15 years, Lucy claims doctors have seen improvements in her liver and have not found evidence of fibrosis, which means her condition is reversible. She has also been using the AI tool ChatGPT to help her make "little swaps" in her diet and help her understand her condition more clearly - and is hoping to fully reverse the damage by going cold turkey. Mum-of-two Lucy, a creative director for a marketing agency, from Perth, Australia, said: "I was addicted to Red Bull. If I knew I didn't have a Red Bull in the fridge before I went to bed I would drive out to go and get one or figure out how to get one first thing in the morning. "I was having 81 grams of sugar a day in just those drinks. When you look at it on a scale there'' no way you can eat that much sugar, it would make you sick. "I was so ashamed - it completely consumed me. Even my two kids on Mother's Day at school when they had to write down things about their mum they said 'my mum's favourite drink is Red Bull'." Lucy first discovered the issues with her liver when going for a CT scan in March - and said doctor told her the cysts they found were "not the thing we're worried about." " She explained: "They told me: 'There's a lot of fat around your liver'. They said it's basically where fat builds up around the liver and it's not able to work as well as it should." After a blood test the following month, it was determined rather than having alcoholic fatty liver disease - caused by excessive alcohol consumption - Lucy had non-alcoholic fatty liver disease . "Doctors gave me six weeks and then I had another scan on my ovary, liver and more blood tests," Lucy said. "I came home and looked in the fridge I had two Red Bulls left. I thought 'these are the last ones I'll have, this is serious now'. I stopped drinking them after those two. That was about four weeks ago." Lucy also found Chat GPT helpful in understanding her diagnosis and making swaps in her diet - such as going from consuming white to wholegrain bread. Following an ADHD diagnosis two years ago, Lucy found her early morning Red Bull was her "first dopamine hit". "If you have ADHD it just does the opposite to what it would do for a neurotypical person," she said." It calms me down. "Because of that dopamine it puts everything into check and helps me get through the day. I only struggled with headaches for a couple of days after stopping drinking Red Bull and they weren't extreme. "With the energy thing I'm still looking to caffeine. If you have a Coke Zero in the afternoon every now and then it's better than three Red Bulls a day. I've had so many people message me saying 'I'm addicted to energy drinks'." After a fibrosis scan on her liver and more blood tests last week, Lucy found her liver was "improving". She said: "My doctor said 'whatever you have done between the last session and now is working'. "I just said 'I've stopped drinking the Red Bull'. She told me to keep doing that and in six months' time we will have reversed it hopefully." Lucy had "no symptoms" with her diagnosis and urges others to get checked. She said: "I had no pain, no nothing. If someone reading this is drinking the same amount of energy drinks for that period of time I would suggest they get a blood test."
