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Calvin Harris is a Scottish DJ and producer who is best known for hit songs like “We Found Love” and “This Is What You Came For,” with Rihanna, as well as “Feel So Close,” “Summer,” “How Deep Is Your Love,” and many others. He has worked with artists like Ellie Goulding, Sam Smith, Frank Ocean, Dua Lipa, Katy Perry and many more. Calvin has won one Grammy Award, as well as two BRIT Awards, a Billboard Music Award and two American Music Awards.

Taylor Bisciotti is an American personality, female anchor, and reporter. She is a reporter and works for NFL Network, appearing on the various NFL platforms and programs. Previously, she worked as a host for Sporting News as a sideline reporter. She also served as a sideline reporter for the SEC Network and ESPN Network. She began her professional career as an intern and worked for WUSA9 in Washington, D.C., where she discovered her passion for sports and journalism.

Lost in showbizCelebrityThe disturbing story of the Lostprophets singer's conviction for child sex offences doesn't have to be accompanied by photos of Fearne Cotton and Alexa Chung to catch readers' attention in the newspapersPlease don protective clothing as we venture into the unspeakably grim story of Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins' conviction for a string of child sex crimes, including the attempted rape of a baby, and ask whether it represents a new low for the "

Congrats are in order! Southern Charm alum Jennifer Snowden is getting married! The reality star, 38, shared multiple photos with longtime boyfriend Lee James via Instagram on Saturday, May 23. “WE’RE GETTING MARRIED!!!” she captioned a series of photos the show James, 47, down on one knee in Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina. The couple, who share 3-year-old son Ascher, appear to be at some sort of art shop. They also posed in front of a drawing of a man proposing.

How to cook the perfect ...FoodHow to make the perfect hot toddyWhat do you like to put in your hot toddies, and if you don't favour them, what warms your cockles and cuts through your colds at this time of year?This is a rare bibulous outing for this column – but if I'm honest, at this time of year even my appetite is on the spare side. The puritanically-minded might suggest most of us would also do well to lay off the demon drink for a few days too, which would make the hot toddy the ideal January tipple as it's a strictly medicinal preparation, perfect for pepping up the post-Christmas spirits and banishing seasonal sniffles.

Learn about Jack O’Halloran Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is Jack O’Halloran:Jack O’Halloran is a famous Movie Actor. He was born on April 8, 1943 and his birthplace is Pennsylvania. Jack is also well known as, Known for his role as Emil Muzz in the 1987 Dragnet movie and for his portrayal of Non in the late 1970s and early 1980s Superman films, this screen actor also had a career as a professional boxer.

ITV have come under fire again for not doing their due diligence before signing Love Island stars for the show. Luis Morrison-Derbyshire, who has rejoined the show after originally starring in season one, described himself as a ‘proud dad’ during Monday’s launch episode. Ex professional footballer Luis, 29, has daughter Vienna, six, with ex Love Islander Cally Jane and a son Romeo, two, with influencer Chloe Elizabeth. Chloe, 24, claimed this week Luis has only met their son a ‘few times’ and that he has failed to pay her any child support since July last year.

A book to shareFiction This article is more than 8 years oldSet This House in Order by Matt Ruff – piecing together a shattered mindThis article is more than 8 years oldThis story of a man who suffers from multiple personality disorder is a masterful blend of horror and romance Guardian Witness: which books do you love to share? Read more in our ‘A book to share’ series I’m one of those people who believe that books aren’t for sharing at all.

Turns out, the Pope isn’t alone in the saint-anointing business. Canadian Foreign Minister, Chrystia Freeland, and, by extension, Canada, are also, it appears, ordained not only to pick saints but sinners. I was reminded of this grating impulse after Freeland unveiled recently – with a burst of self-congratulatory fanfare – sanctions against 52 foreigners Canada deems corrupt and who, apparently, are guilty of human rights abuses too. Not surprisingly, Canada’s swaggering list of sinners is dominated by easy marks: Russians, Venezuelans, and South Sudanese.