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Sisters doing it for themselves! Gigi and Bella Hadid set Fashion Week alight The model sisters transformed from Californian golden girls to futuristic vixens at Versus Versace's AW17show

The model sisters transformed from Californian golden girls to futuristic vixens at Versus Versace's AW17show

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'Love your face!': Fans praise Katie Price's glamorous makeover...after she SLAMS 'd**k' Dwight Yorke claiming he hasn't seen their son for a decade

Fans rush to comment on Katie Price's glamorous makeover

Putting her public outburst behind her, she slipped into her glad rags as she dolled up for a much needed night out with her husband Kieran Hayler.

'Paul McCartney wrote The Long and Winding Road for me...' Tom Jones' best name-dropping yet left Gavin Rossdale humiliated - again on The Voice

Tom Jones’ best name-dropping yet on The Voice

Gavin Rossdale has spent his first few weeks on The Voice UK forging a reputation as the mentor none of the contestants really wanted.

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Model magic! Adriana Lima showcases her enviable pins in thigh-grazing ensemble at star-studded Maybelline LFW event

Adriana Lima and Jourdan Dunn put on VERY leggy displays

The incredible looking 35-year-old seemed to be having a blast at the LFW Maybelline Bring on the Night party on Saturday night.

Angelina Jolie dazzles in hot pink chiffon gown as she's honoured at opening ceremony for new Cambodia-based flick

The actress - who has kept a low profile of late since filing for divorce from Brad Pitt in September - looked sensational in a hot pink gown on Saturday.

An American in London! Kendall Jenner turns tourist for the day as she tries an array of treats and vintage looks in Notting Hill

The 21-year-old model basked in the tourist atmosphere as she tried a number of tantalising treats at the food market in her leather cowboy fringe jacket.

On the piste! Holly Willoughby enjoys a tipple with husband Dan Baldwin as they relax on idyllic skiing holiday with their three children

The TV presenter, 36, took to her Instagram to document her idyllic getaway to the Alps - sharing a rare sweet snap of her and her hubby enjoying a pint together on the snow.

Star in stripes! Kate Bosworth shows off lithe figure in a black and white shirt dress as she stepped out at the House Of Holland LFW show

Kate Bosworth shows off slim frame in striped shirt dress

Kate Bosworth showed off her style credentials in an on-trend striped shirt dress at the House of Holland London Fashion Week Show on Saturday.

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Stunning: Emma McVey (left) and Kady McDermott (right) were spotted on a night out in Manchester

Gaz Beadle's girlfriend Emma McVey displays her abs

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Doesn't feel the same? Clutching onto her drink, Toyah was seen giving a fierce response with hands outstretched

Sizzling: Kourtney Kardashian put her flat stomach and her sculpted limbs on full display in a dusty rose bikini last week during her Costa Rica vacation

Kourtney Kardashian makes a splash in her bikini

THE BIG READS

Philippa Coulthard is sprinkled with stardust as Howards End gets the TV treatment in four-part adaptation

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Australian actress Philippa Coulthard has won a star-making role in a new television version of the E. M. Forster novel Howards End. The 24-year-old from Brisbane will play Helen.

Sex kitten? I'm a pussycat now, laughs Felicity: Actress says those days are behind her ahead of appearance alongside Maureen Lipman in comedy Lettice and Lovage

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Felicity Kendal, 70, is to star in Peter Shaffer's comedy Lettice And Lovage, directed by Trevor Nunn at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London.

Q jumps from James Bond into the Bard: Ben Wishaw to star in Julius Caesar at the new Bridge Theatre

Ben Whishaw is going to be part of the opening season of the new Bridge Theatre, which is being run by two former leaders of the National Theatre.

Ruth's blood, sweat and tomato sauce: Actress says playing Hedda Gabler is like is like 'a workout on stage every night'

Ruth Wilson says that playing Hedda Gabler in Ivo van Hove's incendiary production at the National Theatre is like 'doing a workout on stage - every night'.

EXCLUSIVE: Michael C. Hall and Jodi Balfour to play President John F. Kennedy and Jackie as America's First Family is introduced in second series of The Crown

Producers on the next series of the Netflix smash hit The Crown have hired Michael C. Hall and Jodi Balfour to portray President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jackie Kennedy.

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A quarter-pounder of a movie! Michael Keaton is easy to root for (and later loathe) in this flick about the rise of the McDonald's empire

The Founder is about Ray Kroc, who set eyes on a Californian hamburger restaurant, founded by an amiable pair of brothers called McDonald.

Keanu's still a man of few words as the bodies pile up around him: John Wick Chapter 2 is queasily violent

John Wick: Chapter 2 reunites us with the world's greatest assassin (Keanu Reeves), who doesn't say much, but once killed three men in a bar . . . with a pencil.

Humpty Dumpty had a better wall than this! Matt Damon's latest film is structurally unsound

The notion of building a huge wall to keep out scaly monsters sounds like a directive from the Trump Oval Office, but it also provides the backdrop for this ground-breaking U.S.-Chinese co-production.

Moonlight fever: It's up for EIGHT Academy Awards, but this story of how a boy grows up in the shadow of drugs is not worth the hype

It was inevitable that those voting for this year's Oscars would ostentatiously recognise black talent after last year's 'So White' furuore. But in trying to right a wrong, they got it wrong, not right.

It's like Corrie in California! Soap fans will love 20th Century Women, a funny quirky film about a mum struggling to bring up her teenage son

Set in 1979 in the dog days of Jimmy Carter's U.S. presidency, 20th Century Women is an utterly delightful, touching, funny, whimsical portrait of an eccentric Californian household.

Lego Batman is super-slick and silly - but its relentless gags and the delights of the voice cast are built for grown ups

BRIAN VINER wonders whether the creators of this dizzyingly exhilarating follow-up have rather abandoned their target audience - or perhaps switched targets altogether?

MUSIC REVIEWS AND FEATURES

All you need to know about the Oscars of pop: The most surprising and outrageous facts about the Brits are revealed The Brit Awards are the biggest gala night of the UK pop calendar. Here, CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reveals the most surprising and outrageous facts about the star-studded event.

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RYAN ADAMS

Prisoner (Blue Note)

Prolific country-rocker Adams once made three albums in one year and his quality control inevitably suffered. Prisoner, happily, finds the US singer-songwriter realising the rich promise of early solo records Heartbreaker and Gold. Inspired by the end of his marriage to singer Mandy Moore, its an honest account of his emotional torment. Titles such as Broken Anyway tell their own story, and Prisoner matches its heartbreak lyrics with power chords, crashing drums and robust melodies.

★★★

NIKKI LANE

Highway Queen (New West)

Posing astride a Texas Longhorn cow on the sleeve of this confessional third album, Nikki Lane looks every inch the country outsider. But the Nashville rebel is poised for a mainstream breakthrough with Highway Queen. A tough-talking wildheart in the tradition of Loretta Lynn, she celebrates love on the run with the title track before addressing small-town rumour-mongering on Big Mouth. Her penchant for dirty, Stones-like blues-rock could make her the new face of outlaw country.

★★★★

AMY MACDONALD

Under Stars (Virgin EMI)

Ive got the scars that prove Ive been there, declares Amy Macdonald on her first record in four years. The Glasgow singers 2007 debut sold three million, but her fortunes have since faded. The intervening decade has seen her gain experience plus an armful of tattoos and she comes out fighting on Under Stars, combining simmering electronics and polished guitar. Her voice retains an alluring catch, but Under Stars is too slight to withstand some grandiose arrangements.

★★★

TRAIN

A Girl, A Bottle, A Boat (Columbia)

Train began as rootsy, heartland rockers, with frontman Pat Monahan tapping into his inner Bruce Springsteen on 2001s Drops Of Jupiter. The San Francisco quintet now look more to OneRepublic and Maroon 5 for inspiration, and this tenth album is a poppy affair. Play That Song recycles American standard Heart And Soul. The lively Drink Up is about seizing the moment. Latin beats and cod reggae are embraced, but the prevailing sense of fun feels forced..

★★

SweetSexySavage (Atlantic)

Kehlani Parrish was a member of teenage girl group PopLyfe, but the Californian uses this debut to consolidate her switch to soul-baring solo act. The singer, 21, turns the insecurities of a troubled upbringing into fierce, and occasionally coarse, pop. The candid R&B; of Erykah Badu and Jill Scott are obvious touchstones. Just dont expect her to help with the domestic chores. I dont care to do the dishes, I aint no wifey, she sings on Do U Dirty.

★★★

NELL BRYDEN

Bloom (157)

British-based New Yorker Bryden was planning a career in opera until she heard Janis Joplin, but the singer and radio presenters fifth album, out on her own label, owes more to the phrasing of Joni Mitchell and the soft, smart songs of Carly Simon. In The Morning could be a Coldplay piano ballad, but Brydens best tunes reveal a more personal touch: Lie To You offers sisterly advice to a friend; The Olive Tree is a sentimental paean to motherhood.

★★★