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Former Oasis musician Noel Gallagher is baffled that Guns N' Roses are headlining Glastonbury and insisted it's "mad" they were chosen over "huge British artists".

'Wonder Woman' star Gal Gadot has dropped a huge hint about the franchise, admitting "things are being worked behind the scenes".

'Supernatural' actor Jensen Ackles would love to play Batman in upcoming movie 'The Brave and the Bold', but he joked Pedro Pascal would beat him to the role.

Glastonbury co-organised Emily Eavis has confirmed the festival has "back-up plans" in place in case Arctic Monkeys have to pull out of their headline slot on Friday (23.06.23), after frontman Alex Turner was struck down with "acute laryngitis" earlier this week.

The movie follows Pricilla Presley's relationship with her husband Elvis Presley from their very first meeting till the singer's death

Katy Perry is currently gearing up for the final legs of her Las Vegas residency Play

While most of the times Andrew Tate receives backlash for his controversial views, he has an ardent group of followers that supports him

It’s all about retro vibes in the footwear department this season, with Nineties and Noughties trends getting a new lease of life. And whether you want comfy slides for walking, high heels for partying or something in between, there’s a sandal for every occasion. From chunky to dainty, here are five sandal styles to accessorise your summer outfits… 1. Cork soles Part of the catwalk trend for all things au naturel, cork platforms are back and they go perfectly with this season’s crochet and mesh beach dresses. Team super-high cork sandals or wedges with faded mom jeans, or Seventies-style flares and a breezy white top for a cool city look. Dune London Jealous Gold Cork-Platform Sandals, £100 Hush Puppies Blush Poppy Slide Sandals, £95 2. Studded sandals Give cute and colourful outfits a high fashion edge with designer-inspired studded sandals. Keep it classic with brown or black leather – these trendy flats will become your go-to all summer long. La Redoute Leather Wedge Heel Sandals with Studded Details, £88 Studio Studded Tan Sandals, £9 (were £30) 3. Espadrilles Espadrilles never really go out of style – and this season they’ve got the designer seal of approval, with Stella McCartney, Gucci and Loewe all creating luxe versions for spring/summer 2023. Opt for low-heeled espadrilles to team with casual shorts and skirts, or chunky wedges for a ‘quiet luxury’ look. Gaimo Flat Ankle Tie Sandals Natural, £60, Office (clothing, stylist’s own) New Look Gold Faux Snake Metallic Espadrille Wedge Sandals, £37.99 Bobbies Cleo Espadrille Wedges in Lemon Curd, £180 4. Gladiator sandals Part of the 2000s revival, multi-strap gladiator sandals are back in a big way this season, but with a more minimalist feel than in previous years. Choose from chunky black leather flatforms for everyday wear, or holiday-ready raffia gladiators. Manebi Black & Natural Raffia Gladiator Sandals, £135, Oliver Bonas Deichmann Catwalk Ladies Black Gladiator Zip Sandals, £34.99 5. Green sandals From handbags to heels, green accessories are all the rage right now. Create a cool colour clash by pairing emerald heels with a pink dress, or go for a Nineties palette with lime green and tangerine orange. Tu at Sainsbury’s Lime Twisted Strap Flat Sandals, £17 Monsoon Barely There Leather Heel Sandals Green, currently £34.50 (previously £69) Read More Charity boss speaks out over ‘traumatic’ encounter with royal aide Ukraine war’s heaviest fight rages in east - follow live 6 triggers asthma sufferers should watch out for this summer Imposter syndrome – what is it and why does Kim Kardashian have it? The best TV shows, books and podcasts about Windrush

Michael Milmerstadt died due to a brain injury in March and his family donated his organs to save the lives of others

Tenoch Huerta steps away from Netflix movie as he focuses on 'restoring' his 'reputation'

The 'Yellowstone' actor's ex-wife, Christine was displeased with how he handled informing their kids about their divorce

Seventy-five years ago, a ship carrying more than 800 passengers from the Caribbean to new lives in Britain landed at Tilbury Dock near London