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Gemma Collins is at the centre of a FIX row after Schofe's DOI comments. Picture: ITV Viewers' ears pricked up when they heard the silver-haired presenter say THIS to Gemma after her performance. Dancing On Ice fans think the competition is 'FIXED' after Philip Schofield appeared to tell Gemma Collins she would be in next week's show... despite a terrible performance. As part of 'fairytales' week, the 38-year-old unleashed her inner evil queen to skate with partner Matt Evers to Taylor Swift's Look What You Made Me Do.

Mary J. Blige is in a major revitalization of her career. In addition to having an Oscar nomination for her acting, her music career is bigger than ever, despite her being in the business for 30 years. But just a few years ago, Blige says things were not looking so good. The “Real Love” singer says a bad divorce left her penniless and with her self-esteem nearly in the toilet.

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OpinionCulture This article is more than 5 months oldWant to quickly spot idiots? Here are five foolproof red flagsThis article is more than 5 months oldArwa MahdawiThe governor of Illinois went viral with a speech about seeing idiots in one’s midst. I have a few pointers of my own to offer “If you want to be successful in this world, you have to develop your own idiot detection system,” the governor of Illinois, JB Pritzker, recently told the Northwestern University Class of 2023.

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Eric Metaxas, a Christian author and radio host, faced severe trolling on Twitter this week. A few days ago, he took to the social media platform to recount an awkward encounter he had experienced. According to his story, he was jogging through Central Park when he spotted four minors smoking weed. Without hesitation, he yelled out to them, "Smells like failure!" However, his self-congratulatory and embarrassing story did not go well with Twitter users, who criticized him for his alleged racism.

ScienceFacial scars are attractive to the opposite sexThey give Action Man a certain ruggedness and bestow instant testosterone on movie heroes, and according to British psychologists, facial scars can also make men more attractive to the opposite sex. Men with mild facial scars were typically ranked as more appealing by women who were looking for a brief relationship, though they were not considered better as marriage material, a study found.

The House Homeland Security committee kicked off a series of hearings on Wednesday that could end with the panel approving articles of impeachment against Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the top administration official tasked with overseeing the crisis at the southwest border. "Secretary Mayorkas has brazenly refused to enforce the laws passed by Congress that knowingly made our country less safe. What we are seeing here is a willful violation of his oath of office by Secretary Mayorkas,"

A casting debate has emerged around the actor who plays Cleopatra in Jada Pinkett Smith's new Netflix docuseries African Queens: Njinga, due to be released on 10 May, which will explore the world of prominent African women rulers. Casualty star Adele James, who is biracial, has been cast as Cleopatra – however her casting has been disputed with calls to the film to be banned from Egypt, due to an age-old ambiguity over the racial identity of the real-life Cleopatra.