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Daily Mail
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Lily Allen left horrified as she recalls finding toenails on her flight to New York
Lily Allen horrified listeners on her Miss Me? podcast when she shared the 'disgusting' time she found toenails on her seat during her flight to New York. The singer, 40, left her podcast co-host Miquita Oliver, 41, physically disgusted when she recounted the horrifying plane story. She said: 'I flew back here from England to New York on a different airline than I normally go on and I noticed there was a toenail in the bit next to the thing. 'I asked the guy: "Can I move seats because somebody's been clipping their toenails in this seat?" 'He said, "I'm sorry but we are completely fully-booked" and I was like: "Can I have a sick bag and some wipes so I can clean these f***** toenails up?" 'And he came back with two wipes and a sick bag. I was like what the f***.' Unfortunately for the Not Fair hitmaker, her ordeal did not end after she had cleaned up the toenails she could see. She added: 'I cleaned up the toenails that were in my field of vision and I went to put the sick bag down in the storage bit and I saw in the cup holder bit. 'And then I saw in the cup holder bit, there was another three toenails. Whoever was sitting in the seat was taking the f****** p***.' A shocked Miquita simply said: 'Other people's toenails!' Lily fumed: 'What is wrong with people?' BBC Sounds viewers were equally disgusted when a reel of the story was shared to social media, writing: 'You should of told the flight attendant Thats not fair and you think he's really mean [sic].'; 'Didn't they clean the plane inbetween flights [sic].' Others simply replied with sick emojis. The disgusting plane story comes after Lily claimed that she joined the Mile High Club with none other than Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, 52 According to the singer's 2018 autobiography, My Thoughts Exactly, she met Liam, 51, on a plane on the way to Japan for the Fuji Rock Festival when they proceeded to get 'hammered' together and have sex in the toilets. The disgusting plane story comes after Lily claimed that she joined the Mile High Club with none other than Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, 52. According to the singer's 2018 autobiography, My Thoughts Exactly, she met Liam, 51, on a plane on the way to Japan for the Fuji Rock Festival when they proceeded to get 'hammered' together and have sex in the toilets. In the shocking excerpt of her book, Lily claimed they headed to his hotel together after one thing led to another. However, Liam was married to All Saints singer Nicole Appleton at the time and he begged Lily, who admitted she had 'grown up an Oasis fan', never to reveal their fling. She penned: 'We got hammered on the plane. At some point Liam and I found ourselves together in the toilet doing something that he shouldn't have been doing, and it wasn't drugs. Then we were in a lie-down bed together. 'When we landed in Tokyo, Liam said, in his distinctive nasal twang, "What you doing now? Why don't you come back to our hotel"... I was like, "Yeah, OK".' She added: 'It wasn't until the next day when he said something like, "No one can hear about this because of Nic," then I clocked he was married. 'I knew Noel was married and I knew Liam had been married to Patsy Kensit. That was partly why I fancied him.' However, Liam was married to All Saints singer Nicole Appleton at the time and he begged Lily, who admitted she had 'grown up an Oasis fan', never to reveal their fling (Liam and Nicole in 2010) Despite hoping the secret romp would never see the light of day, Nicole discovered the truth six months and Liam asked Lily to lie to his wife. The Fear songstress explained the hitmaker 'sounded awful, like he'd been up all night' when he said he needed her to tell Nicole their night of passion was 'b*****ks'. Despite hoping the secret romp would never see the light of day, Nicole discovered the truth six months and Liam asked Lily to lie to his wife. However, Lily fired back at the Beady Eye rocker and blasted him for his actions, insisting that he was only trying to save face 'and not disrupt what really matters: The people we love and rely on.' The Fear songstress explained the hitmaker 'sounded awful, like he'd been up all night' when he said he needed her to tell Nicole their night of passion was 'b*****ks'. After splitting from Patsy Kensit, Liam married fellow singer Nicole in 2008 after dating for 8 years. But the pair divorced six years later after splitting in 2013 - as Nicole she discovered he'd fathered a child with American journalist Liza Ghorbani. Their son Gene, who has followed in Liam and Nicole's musical footsteps, was born in 2001.
Daily Mail
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Alison Brie and Dave Franco are blasted for 'nasty' public act in leaked 'TMI' clip
Alison Brie and Dave Franco have been blasted by fans after they were spotted engaging in a 'nasty' public act at Griffith Park in Los Angeles. The Community actress, 42, was seen cutting her husband's, 40, toenails as they enjoyed an outdoor picnic date. The Los Angeles native — who stars alongside her spouse in an upcoming horror flick — was seen tossing Dave's nails in the grass while he scrolled on his phone in the leaked 'TMI' clip, which surfaced on social media on Tuesday. 'Doing this for a man in public is wild,' a caption on the video read. 'Yeah that's nasty Alison,' one fan wrote on X. 'I'm gonna throw up,' someone else added. 'TMI. Some things don't need to be shared on here man.' 'Ewwwww….' another comment read. 'Doing this for a man in private is also wild…' someone else added. 'Girl stand up! what is thisss ugh.' Yet another person simply wrote, 'JAIL.' 'Seriously that's so gross - go to a manicurist and get a proper mani and pedi - no one needs to see that in public so nasty.' 'In public is gross.' 'Just nasty.' While some found it disgusting, others speculated it was merely promotion for the couple's new horror flick, Together, where they portray a codependent couple. 'This is def promo for their movie and I am on board lol I love when movie promo gets a lil freaky,' one fan wrote. 'This got to be for the new movie cuz why else would they be doing this in public?' another questioned. On Monday, Neon Films shared a photo of the pair kissing in front of a billboard for their film. 'The perfect couple in 'the perfect date night horror movie.' TOGETHER,' the caption read. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter about their latest fright flick in January, Brie explained, 'Both of us have done intimate scenes with other actors, of course, but without giving too much away, a lot of this film requires close proximity from its two leads to a greater extent than anything I've done before.' 'I think we pretty much finished every day of shooting and said to one another, "I don't know how you could make this movie without a real-life couple because of some of the situations we found ourselves in."' 'The movie explores codependency and it's something that we don't necessarily think is a good or bad thing; there are levels to it,' Franco explained. The couple were introduced by mutual friends at Mardi Gras in 2011 and they married in 2017. 'Because we are married, and we work together constantly, I think we definitely could be defined as codependent. But we try to maintain a healthy relationship.' 'Also, because of the fact that certain jobs take us away from each other for long periods of time, we are forced to also be more independent.' The film is set to be released on July 30. In 2023, Alison discussed what it was like having her husband direct her sex scenes with Jay Ellis in their movie Somebody I Used to Know. 'I realize that it sounds wild, but we are actors, this is our job,' she told Jezebel at the time. 'It's actually not that weird. And with something like this, because it's our baby that we made together, I think our first priority is always just the movie.'
The Sun
04-06-2025
- Health
- The Sun
I hate my rough feet so tried three budget products to get them soft and flip flop ready – a £1.99 buy worked wonders
BEST FOOT FORWARD You can get them on your local high street too All recommendations within this article are informed by expert editorial opinion. If you click on a link in this story we may earn affiliate revenue. SOME people can make thousands of pounds selling pictures of their feet on the Internet. But I'm pretty sure you'd pay me NOT to see mine - they're horrible. 7 I've never particularly liked feet, especially my own, after years of battling verrucas and ingrown toenails have left them looking less than pretty. However, with the sun coming out for summer, the likelihood is that I'll be wearing sandals at least for a few days. So I wanted to see if there was any budget-friendly products that could possibly help get my dry tootsies - complete with cracked, rough heels - looking better, if only slightly. I decided to try three different options over three different nights, to see which one had an immediate noticeable effect, and which one is definitely not worth buying. Cream machine Boots Deep Moisturising Foot Cream, £4.50 It's most common to apply foot cream before bed, as you don't end up slipping and sliding everywhere if you need a wee in the middle of the night. But creams designed to help reduce rough, cracked skin are often so thick that they take forever to sink in. That wasn't the case with Boots' foot cream. I lathered it on about 10 minutes before getting under the covers, to try and give it enough absorbing time. Woman's feet turn yellow after stress triggers debilitating condition But as it was, I didn't need to leave it that long - as it had fully absorbed after about three or four minutes. The cream also smells divine, thanks to ingredients including mint, lavender and marshmallow, and feels cooling and soothing when it's applied. I didn't hold out a huge amount of hope for the cream to work miracles overnight, so was chuffed when I woke up the next morning to see a difference. The skin felt softer, while the cracking appeared to have healed a little - and felt more comfortable to walk on. The cream is also purse friendly, at just £4.50 for a decent sized tub that looks like it will last at least a few months. Overall I was really impressed, and will definitely repurchase in the future. Here's some tips and tricks to keep your feet in good conditio Soak Start your at-home pedicure by soaking your feet by filling a washing-up-sized bowl with warm water, add a handful of Epsom salts and around a cup of white, or apple cider, vinegar. Add a couple of drops of essential oil, such as eucalyptus or lavender, to make the soak smell heavenly. Scrub Mix two or three spoonfuls of brown sugar with a tablespoon of oil to make your own foot scrub. You can use olive oil or coconut oil. Massage the scrub into your feet for a few minutes and wash off with warm water. Soften Make sure your feet are left silky smooth by using a moisturiser. You can also make a foot mask by mashing up a banana with a sprinkle of oats. Mix in a tablespoon of moisturising honey and another spoon of olive oil. Coat your feet in the mask, wrap in cling film, and let the ingredients work their magic for at least 15 minutes. Scrub a dub dub Boots Sea Minerals & Mint Exfoliating Foot Scrub, £3.99, and Boots Cracked Heel Balm, £4.99 Another way of trying to get rid of dry skin is by using a scrub before applying any cream. So I tried out the Boots' Sea Minerals and Mint exfoliating scrub before slathering my feet in the Boots' Cracked Heel balm. 7 7 Once again, the cream smelt incredible, and made me feet feel all fresh and clean once I'd used it. However, it didn't feel abrasive enough to get rid of dry patches - and seemed more like a face scrub than a foot one. I think it would be better if the exfoliating bits in the scrub were rougher, to try and really get into the dryness and the root of the problem. After using the scrub, I went in with the Cracked Heel Balm. This £4.99 product claims to make a visible difference in just one use. So I was hopeful I'd see a change the morning after using it. The balm itself is very thick, and leaves hands feeling greasy once applied. It also took a long time to sink in, but felt like it was doing something when it did. And when I checked the next morning, one foot seemed to respond to the balm better than the other. The left foot, which isn't as bad as the right, looked smooth, but the right one still looked cracked and rough. I think this is a product that will work well over time - as miracles don't happen overnight! Rating: 3/5 Sock it Superdrug Watermelon Footpack, £1.99 The concept of popping socks on after a foot treatment isn't a new one - but the idea of these clever little footpacks is. The Superdrug socks come in different scents, and I chose to try the Watermelon one. 7 7 Inside the pouch is two plastic 'socks', pumped full of product, and you have to cut the top off each of them before popping them on. I can't say I enjoyed the sensation of putting my foot into the sock itself, but it soon passed. I kept them on for 20 minutes, before taking them off to see the results. The pack instructs you to rub the leftover product into your feet and lower legs, before throwing away the used socks themselves. And after doing so, my feet definitely felt softer - without feeling sticky or greasy. I do like the fact you can pick up one of these packs like you would a face mask for a girl's night in, but obviously there are downsides given that they're one-use only and not particularly environmentally friendly.
