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Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Megan McKenna's personalised initial necklace causes searches to skyrocket
Megan McKenna causes searches for initial necklaces to skyrocket after showing off her sweet tribute to her family whilst on her honeymoon, and we've found the best ones to shop After sharing some snaps from her honeymoon, it seems Megan McKenna has reignited one of last year's top trends – and it's set to be a big one. Her sweet initial necklace featured the letters M, O and L for her, her husband Oliver and their son Landon, making it the ultimate personal tribute to her family. Whilst personalised necklaces had a huge moment last year, it seems Megan's adorable accessory has made them one of the most sought after pieces of jewellery once again, as searches for 'personalised initial necklace' are up 140% according to jewellery brand PRYA. And if you want to copy Megan's meaningful look, we've found some great options to shop. PRYA Miami Multiple Name Necklace – £50 (was £78) If a simple initial isn't enough, PRYA's multi-name necklace is ideal. Available in gold, silver and rose gold, you can choose up to four names to be displayed around the dainty chain. A similar style was worn by Coleen Rooney during her stint in the I'm A Celebrity jungle, making it a guaranteed winner for getting the celeb look on a budget. You also get a choice of chain styles and lengths, allowing you to create the perfect necklace to suit your personal style. Oak and Luna Inez Initial Necklace – £91 If the simplicity of Megan's initial necklace was what really caught your eye, however, then this Inez necklace from Oak and Luna is a great lookalike. You can get it in sterling silver, 18k gold plating, 18k gold vermeil or rose gold vermeil with prices to suit all budgets, and you can even upgrade with a diamond if you want to add some sparkle. Choose anything from one to eight different initials and customise your chain length, making it easy to personalise. Add something a little extra to your unique necklace with this Abbott Lyon one, which allows you to choose two initials as well as a birthstone which sits in the middle of the letters. You can pick different types of chain, as well as choose the front you want to give you plenty of customisable options. Available in tarnish-free gold, silver and rose gold, it's the perfect minimalist necklace to add to your collection.
The Sun
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Inside Ronnie O'Sullivan's on-off relationship with Strictly star Laila Rouass as pair leave UK for ‘clean break'
RONNIE O'SULLIVAN and Laila Rouass have had an on-and-off relationship down the years but have re-united after months apart. The pair have jetted out to Dubai after rekindling their relationship, pals told The Sun. 7 7 7 7 O'Sullivan first met Laila in 2012 and they were engaged a year later before moving in together in Essex. The snooker star became stepdad to Laila's daughter, Inez, from her second marriage to businessman Nasir Khan. But they put marriage on the "back burner" as Laila told The Sun: "We're enjoying our time. There's no rush." Their relationship hit its first rocky patch in 2022, leading to a split. Strictly star Laila, 53, took to social media and wrote: "After nearly ten years of love and memories, Ronnie & I have parted ways." That did not last long however with the duo working out their differences and re-uniting. O'Sullivan reportedly threw himself back into the relationship and he insisted they were "happier than ever". He said: "It's good. She's great. I love her. She's great company and I love being around her. "She's very supportive. I have to behave myself. I know when to go, 'Alright, you're in charge'. "But she's also really good at going, 'Listen, you've got a busy life, you've got a lot to do, just get on with it'." Zhao Xintong's classy act towards Ronnie O'Sullivan revealed after knocking legend out of World Snooker Championship He added: "Now it feels a lot better – everyone's just in a better place. I just want to see her and her daughter happy, and her family, who are like my family, happy." Fast forward two years and they were back in a bad patch, with O'Sullivan moving out of their £2million Essex home. The house was listed for sale with the seven-time world champion setting up shop in a London bachelor pad. A friend of the couple said: "Ronnie and Laila really threw themselves back into their relationship after the split a couple of years ago. "He kept posting pics of them online at home together and saying romantic things on special occasions, but that's all come to a halt. "They've tried so hard but they just can't make it work." Now the pair have ironed out their issues once more and not just back together, but planning a new life in the UAE. 7 7 A source told us: 'They have been back together for a while. 'The time apart gave them time to think about what they want and what is important to them — and that is being together. 'Ronnie is moving to the Middle East and Laila is going with him. They've talked about living in Dubai, which is just a two-hour flight from where Ronnie has his snooker academy in Saudi Arabia. 'He has spoken to people on his snooker circuit about the move and is excited about a clean break from the UK for him and Laila. 'They have had their issues in the past but Ronnie and Laila have worked through it and seem really happy again. 'The people who know them think they make a great couple and just want them to live a happy, quiet life.' The Sun first revealed they had ended their engagement last September after his hectic work schedule pushed them apart.
Time of India
15-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'It affects everything': Taylor Swift's alleged falling out with Blake Lively gets deeper — and Travis Kelce may be caught in the crossfire
Reports indicate a possible fallout between Taylor Swift and Blake Lively, shocking fans (Gety Images) The glittering world of celebrity friendships just took a sharp turn as new details emerge about an unexpected fracture between Taylor Swift and one of her closest confidantes, Blake Lively . The two had been inseparable for years — sharing vacation photos, red carpet moments, and even lyrics. But sources close to Swift now suggest something deeply personal triggered their separation — and even her relationship with Travis Kelce may not be immune to the ripple effects. A friendship once built on trust and creativity appears to be unraveling Taylor Swift and Blake Lively were once viewed as one of Hollywood's most genuine duos. From Swift name-dropping Lively's children in her lyrics ('Betty,' 'James,' and 'Inez') to Blake cheering in the VIP tent with husband Ryan Reynolds during the Eras Tour, their bond appeared unshakeable. But that public support has vanished. 'Taylor feels Blake crossed a line. This isn't something she'll forget,' a source told Marca. That cryptic but telling quote has set off alarms across Swiftie fandom. Fans think the cracks began months ago — and the lyrics hold clues Swifties were the first to notice Lively's conspicuous absence from Swift's major public appearances this year, including several high-profile Eras Tour stops and recent award shows. The social media silence between the two has only fueled speculation. Lyrics from Swift's track Bejeweled now appear to hit a little too close to home: 'She buries hatchets but she keeps maps of where she put them.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Fans believe the line, once considered a catchy metaphor, may now reference Lively herself. 'She's not vague unless she wants you to figure it out,' one fan posted online — a belief rooted in Swift's well-known habit of embedding messages in her songs. The timing of this reported rift is significant, as Swift's relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce continues to blossom in public view. Some insiders speculate that Kelce, knowingly or not, may be caught in the emotional fallout. 'Taylor doesn't bring people into her world lightly,' one source said. 'If she's shutting someone out, especially someone like Blake, it affects everything — including how she protects her current relationship. ' Also Read: 'STOP SHOWING THEM!': NHL fans accuse league of going 'full NFL' as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce hijack Stanley Cup spotlight While neither Swift nor Lively has publicly addressed the situation, fans are reading between every lyric, Instagram like, and sideline glance. One thing is clear: this isn't just celebrity gossip — it's a story about trust, boundaries, and what happens when even the strongest bonds are tested in the public eye.
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Metallica, Korn, Linkin Park to rock Historic Crew Stadium at Sonic Temple
Peering into a crowd of pumping fists and moshing bodies, Mike Inez is elated as he takes in the span of ages that make up Alice in Chains' fan base. "It's absolutely multigenerational. Nothing warms my heart more than going out to play and looking out in the audience. I've even seen three generations at a show," the 58-year-old bassist said. "Even the younger fans, they know all the songs. It's not lost on us how heavy that is. We really, really appreciate that these songs still resonate with them, for whatever reason." Buy Sonic Temple tickets on StubHub Pondering the universality of music, Inez said language has never been a barrier for the world-traveling grunge-metal band. "Whether we're in Istanbul, Turkey or Santiago, Chile, it's so great to see them all sing our songs when they don't even speak the language," he said. Fans will certainly be singing (and screaming) the lyrics along with Alice in Chains and more than 100 other music acts that will take the stages at Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival, which runs May 8-11 at Historic Crew Stadium. Produced by Danny Wimmer Presents (DWP), the annual event will feature headliners Korn, Linkin Park and, making their festival debut with a "No Repeat Weekend," Metallica will headline two nights with two unique sets. On May 8, Korn will perform at 9:20 p.m. after supporting acts Bad Omens and Three Days Grace. Metallica will headline at 8:50 p.m. May 9, following sets by Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper. Linkin Park will take the stage at 9:20 May 10, with support from Incubus and I Prevail. Metallica will wrap up the weekend at 8:50 p.m. May 11 after openers Alice in Chains and Chevelle. The headliners will be featured on the Temple Stage, with other acts playing simultaneously on the Cathedral, Citadel and Sanctuary stages. This year, three all-ages after-parties will move the mosh pits to different Columbus clubs each night after the festival ends. (A fourth party has already sold out.) On May 9, Converge, Peeling Flesh and Bather will play at The KING of CLUBS, 6252 Busch Blvd. Doors open at 9 p.m. Tickets are $38.93 (fees included) at Silly Goose and Guerilla Warfare also will be performing May 9 at Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St. Doors open at 10:30 p.m. Those under 18 must be with a parent or guardian. Tickets cost $15 (plus fees) at After working up a sweat at Sonic Temple on May 11, concertgoers can soak their duds and sip some suds at Dirty Dungarees, 2584 N. High St., where the final after-party will take place. Doors open at 8 p.m. for the bash, which will feature Gridiron, Violent Nature, Powerball and Nothing Like You. Tickets are $26.78 (fees included) at Also new, Sonic Temple has an official mobile app that fans can use to create personalized itineraries and get details about the festival. The app is available for both iPhone and Android. Sonic Temple is on track to sell out as it has for the past few years. According to its website, the festival is 97% sold out, but you might still have a shot at scoring passes if you act quickly. The high ticket sales speak to the popularity of music festivals, and Inez is here for it. "I love that 'gathering of the tribes' vibe at festivals — the bigger, the better. When we played Rock in Rio, there were 200,000 people with one giant mosh pit. "There's just nothing like that. It's an amazing feeling when the band is tight and the crowd is with you. There's nothing like a festival," Inez said. The musician said Sonic Temple also gives him a chance to catch up with friends he made in Columbus during Alice in Chains' previous stops at the fest when it was still called Rock on the Range. It's a good thing Inez is a festival fanatic since the band will leave Sonic Temple, play a few shows every other night, then do back-to-back festivals in Daytona Beach, Florida, and Ocean City, Maryland. Inez self-effacingly downplayed Alice in Chains' grueling schedule: "We're just used to it," he said with a chuckle. "This is just a really short run compared to our last world tours, where we did 43 countries in 41 days, then 33-35 countries. "When you do 27 gigs in 32 days in 16 countries, you just get in a groove. But we don't do the six-in-a-rows anymore. We don't want to burn ourselves out," he said. Fun fact: After the band's current tour, Inez will play in Denmark with Bruno Mars and Elton John. The band collaborated with John in 2009 on "Black Gives Way to Blue," a tribute to late Alice in Chains vocalist Layne Staley, who died in 2002. "We've been friends with Elton for years and years. Last year, his bass player couldn't make it, so he had me play at the Gershwin awards," Inez said. "It's really special to play these amazing songs with him for a couple of hours. He's just stratospheric. He's on the next level." When Inez returns, Alice in Chains will rendezvous in Birmingham, England, for Black Sabbath and frontman Ozzy Osbourne's farewell show. (Fun fact: Inez played with Osbourne from 1989-1993.) "Metallica will be there, and other bands that were influenced by Black Sabbath," Inez said. "It's going to be a mind-blowing night. We'll be sending them off with the highest regard, which they deserve." As for new music from Alice in Chains, Inez said their schedule is so packed that they "haven't gotten that far yet," but moreover, they don't want to rush a release based on a timeline rather than quality. "The songs dictate our actions. We can have a quick album like 'Jar of Flies' (1994), which took 10 days to record, but the songs were good enough to dictate a release," he said. "We just jam together, and stuff comes together, and we realize we have enough to put a record together. We have to let the music chart the course." In addition to the music component, Sonic Temple's bigger-than-ever live art program will run the gamut of art installations. Exhibitors come from across the country and many have produced work for well-known music artists, worldwide companies and brands, gaming, other festivals and even sports franchises. Several Columbus artists will show their work at Sonic Temple, including Paul Giovis, Paul Rentler (aka prentler), Sick Icarus Art (Joel Chastain) and live painter Mandi Caskey (aka Miss Birdy). Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival will be held May 8-11 at Historic Crew Stadium, 1 Black and Gold Blvd. Gates open at 11 a.m. each day. Passes range from $174.99 to $529.99 depending on the type and can be purchased at (This story was updated to change a gallery.) Entertainment and Things to Do reporter Belinda M. Paschal can be reached at bpaschal@ This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival to be held May 8-11 in Columbus
News.com.au
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Blake Lively spills on ‘lowest of lows' year during TV interview amid legal drama
Blake Lively revealed her and husband Ryan Reynolds' four children have been her 'lifeline' amid her ongoing legal feud with Justin Baldoni. 'It's no surprise, I have had a pretty intense year. They're just my lifeline. No matter what day I am having,' the Gossip Girl alum said during her Thursday night appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, according to an audience member who attended the taping. 'I have to be Disney Land for them. It's the best, it's chaos,' she further said of daughters James, 10, Inez, 8, Betty, 5, and son Olin, 2, reports Page Six. Lively, 37, added that she couldn't really discuss too much about her and Baldoni's ongoing legal battle, but called it one of the 'lowest lows of my life.' 'I see so many women around afraid to speak, especially now, afraid to share their experience. Fear is by design, it's what keeps us silent,' she added. 'But I also acknowledge that many people don't have the opportunity to speak so I do feel fortunate that I have been able to.' The mum of four revealed her most recent pregnancy by debuting her baby bump at Forbes Power Women's Summit in May 2022. The famous parents did not officially announce their fourth baby's arrival. However, Page Six exclusively confirmed the newborn's birth in February 2023. The baby boy was revealed the following month after Ryan was photographed carrying an infant in a white onesie at a Wrexham versus York City soccer match. The Proposal star, 48, revealed their fourth baby's name in July 2024 at the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere. Reynolds shared that they welcomed 'a son' later that month. The family gave another rare look at two of their four children in the Marvel film as Inez and baby Olin starred alongside their parents as Kid Pool and Baby Pool. In December 2024, Ryan acknowledged his children's privileged upbringing, admitting that he still wants to give them 'as normal a life as possible.' 'I try not to impose upon them the difference in their childhood to my childhood or my wife's childhood,' he told the Hollywood Reporter at the time. 'We both grew up very working class, and I remember when they were very young, I used to say or think, like, 'Oh God, I would never have had a gift like this when I was a kid,' or, 'I never would've had this luxury of getting takeout,' or whatever.' Lively and Reynolds started dating in 2011, one year after they met on the set of Green Lantern. They tied the knot in a South Carolina plantation wedding in September 2012.
