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Flo Rida just dropped his biggest hometown project yet - buying and revamping a run-down Miami plaza into the city's first Black-owned shopping center.

Hailey Bieber seemed to send out a message of comfort to her husband in a cryptic post on social media.

Kylie Jenner's fans are flipping out over a short video posted by French designer Haider Ackermann.

Belichick was welcomed by organizers keen to get a glimpse of the NFL legend, who was sat away from Hudson's family - close by a side exit for a quick getaway.

You couldn't escape their massive hit in the early 2000s that won them a Grammy award and went triple platinum. And 25 years later, we bet you still know it.

Fans are only just discovering that Vin Diesel isn't actually the Hollywood star's real name.

"The romantic partner of Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes has launched a start-up that sounds eerily similar to the venture that landed his girlfriend behind bars," writes The Daily Beast. He's incorporated "Haemanthus" in Delaware a year and a half ago (though the company operates out of his neighborhood in Austin), according to the New York Times. Haemanthus appears to have around 10 employees. From The Daily Beast: California hotel heir Billy Evans' new company is a blood-testing firm that markets itself as "the future of diagnostics," offering "a radically new approach to health testing," according to The New York Times. In other words, exactly what Theranos said it would do. Holmes is even advising the start-up from the Texas prison where she is serving out an 11-year prison sentence for fraud, sources told NPR... Evans has managed to raise nearly $20 million in funds from both friends and established investors in Austin and San Francisco, according to the investor materials. The Times reports that Evan's company "plans to begin with testing pets for diseases before progressing to humans, according to two investors pitched on the company." And TechCrunch reminds readers that Elizabeth Holmes said in a recent interview "that she remains 'completely committed to my dream of making affordable healthcare solutions available to everyone.'"

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Blake Lively is seething over the fact that Justin Baldoni's legal team has subpoenaed Taylor Swift in their ongoing legal drama.

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's mom Susan set the record straight on her son's alleged eye-raising behavior and if he's really taking his medication after his 2022 stroke.

EXCLUSIVE: Activists have started talking up his chances of a comeback after a poll last week found he was the only potential leader under whom the Tories would poll higher than Mr Farage's party.

The singer, who sang Queen's Somebody To Love for his final performance at London's Apollo, was left unimpressed with the judges criticism.

EXCLUSIVE: Under Home Secretary Yvette Cooper 's plans, the Home Office will be told of all foreign nationals convicted of any offence, while officials will be given wider powers to remove them from the UK.

A source said: 'Jen is furious with the LAPD for releasing where she lives. They gave her exact block address. Since the incident she has had fans coming to her gate, hoping to get a glimpse of her'

EXCLUSIVE: a court ordered Ms Thornton's company to pay Keith Elliott £273,000 over his construction firm's unpaid invoices for its work to help create a boutique hotel and living space.

Cybercrime group DragonForce claimed responsibility for the ongoing meltdown that caused the retail giant to pause its click and collect service.

After the depth of Kate Moss's beauty brand Cosmoss' woes was revealed by The Mail on Sunday last week, employees came forward with first-hand accounts from the ailing outfit.

There are growing fears that elements of the Royal Navy's elite commando training, which keeps standards set in the Second World War, are being made easier to let women pass.

Ms Swanston, 44, has cited 'irreconcilable differences' as the reason for the split after months of Hollywood rumours that they were living separate lives.

EXCLUSIVE: Dowling-Brooks, 29, was among the first of 1,200 prisoners to be freed early last October. He promised he had changed his ways as he was let out of HMP Swaleside in Kent.

Julian Foulkes, from Gillingham, was detained by Kent Police cops after he questioned a supporter of pro-Palestine demonstrations on X (formerly Twitter ).