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The actress, 29, put on a leggy display as she made her way through the French capital.

Leading Tory peers have issued a pre-action legal letter against the Foreign Office seeking a judicial review of the controversial proposed deal.

CHRIS FOY'S WORLD OF RUGBY: The Lions is based around history and tradition, old colonial ties, nostalgia and the established routine of visiting three far-flung locations.

EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: Manchester United's task force have now delivered an emphatic answer - that the next act in the club's history would be better served by demolishing Old Trafford.

Dancing On Ice pulled in its lowest ever viewing figures in show history during Sunday night's grand finale.

The Oasis star, 52, has been told he must attend a hearing on April 16 after American journalist Liza Ghorbani filed for an increase in child support payments ahead of the band's reunion tour.

On another day of turmoil, the FTSE 100 tumbled 0.9 per cent or 79.66 points to 8600.22 while the main benchmark in Germany fell 1.75 per cent.

Emma Stone, Sophie Turner and Ana De Armas pulled out all the stops on Monday night, as the three Hollywood starlets led the glamorous arrivals to the Louis Vuitton show during Paris Fashion Week.

A major update has emerged regarding the health of England legend Stuart Pearce. Pearce was recovering in hospital in Canada after he suffered a medical emergency.

Justin Bieber flashed a smile on a lowkey stroll in Beverly Hills on Monday - and made the rare move of not wearing a hat following hair transplant rumors that sparked up last year.

Michael Sheen plays a bumbling angel in the fantasy serial Good Omens. Playing God, it turns out, is more difficult.

A legendary French footballer's model daughter flashed her underwear in a flowing gown at the Zimmermann show during Paris Fashion Week on Monday.

The presenter, 44, has begun to distance herself from ITV, having declined an offer to return for a full series of rebooted game show You Bet! and flagship series Dancing On Ice facing the axe.

A volunteer group called WikiPortraits is working to address Wikipedia's issue of featuring outdated and unflattering portraits by providing high-quality, openly licensed images. Since 2024, they have covered global festivals, taken thousands of images, and improved representation of underrepresented individuals, though challenges with funding and media credentials remain. 404 Media reports: This portrait problem stems from Wikipedia's mission to provide free reliable information. All media on the site must be openly licensed, so that anyone can use it free of charge. That, in turn, means that most photos of notable people on the site are of notably poor quality. "No professional photographers ever have their photos on Wikipedia, because they want to make money from the photos," said Jay Dixit, a writing professor and amateur Wikipedia photographer. "It's actually the norm that most celebrities have poor photos on Wikipedia, if they have photos at all. It's just some civilian at an airport being like, 'Oh my god, it's Pete Davidson,' click with an iPhone." Dixit is part of a team of volunteer photographers, called WikiPortraits, that's trying to fix that problem. "It's been in the back of our minds for quite a while now," said Kevin Payravi, one of WikiPortraits' cofounders. "Last year, finally, we decided to make this a reality, and we got a couple of credentials for Sundance 2024 [a major film festival]. We sent a couple photographers there, we set up a portrait studio, and that was our first organized effort here in the U.S. to take good quality photos of people for Wikipedia." Since last January, WikiPortraits photographers have covered around 10 global festivals and award ceremonies, and taken nearly 5,000 freely-licensed photos of celebrity attendees. And the celebrity attendees are often quite excited about it. [...] WikiPortraits photos are currently used on Wikipedia articles in over 120 languages, and they're viewed up to 80 million times per month from those pages alone. In January, for example, Payravi said that over 1,500 WikiPortraits photos were used on articles that collectively received 140 million views. Many WikiPortraits photos have also been used by a variety of news outlets around the world, including CNN Brasil, Times of Israel, and multiple non-English-language smaller news organizations. "[N]ot being an official news or photo agency means WikiPortraits sometimes faces problems getting media credentials to cover events," notes 404 Media. "Funding poses another main challenge." "Photographers must already own a professional-quality camera, and usually have to cover the cost of getting to events and at least part of their lodging. Although WikiPortraits sometimes receives rapid grants from the Wikimedia Foundation and private donors to cover costs, Payravi said he still likes to run a 'tight ship.'"

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Kanye West's hopes of expanding his church offerings in Los Angeles seem to have taken a hit after a building he purchased in 2023 burned to the ground.

The last thing choreographer Wade Robson did as he left for a premiere at America's Sundance Film Festival six years ago was to write a note to his wife and son.

Judo expert Frazer Chamberlain, 33, appeared in the dock today charged with coercion, stalking and theft offences.

Over the past decade researchers have uncovered significant links between many of our most commonly used drugs - and patients taking them suffering depression.

Kate and her husband William were seen smiling and laughing together as they arrived at Westminster Abbey after the Princess was forced to miss last year's service.

Naya Rivera's ex-husband Ryan Dorsey shared their son's heartbreaking reaction to watching his late mother onscreen.