Game of Thrones just pulled off one of its most impressive bait-and-switches yet. The last few episodes laid on the awkward tension between Arya and Sansa thick, encouraging audiences to believe one would kill the other. But in tonight's Season 7 finale, Sansa led Littlefinger to believe she was about to execute Arya, before turning the charges of murder and treason on Petyr Baelish himself. As Littlefinger begged Sansa to spare his life, Bran provided evidence that he conspired to kill Ned.
From whispers of budding romances, to the glare of public scrutiny, Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan’s relationship has been quite the hot topic for a while now. They first made headlines due to the notable 16-year age gap between the two. However, it didn’t take long for their relationship to develop from simply being friends, to possibly starting a family together. In light of their most recent breakup, the couple have managed to snag the limelight once more.
Dr. Drew Pinsky says he has no plans to go forward with another season of Celebrity Rehab because he’s “tired of taking all the heat” following the deaths of five former cast members.
“It’s very stressful and very intense for me,” Pinsky said in a recent radio interview with Zach Sang and the Gang (via Today.com). “To have people questioning my motives and taking aim at me because people get sick and die because they have a life-threatening disease, and I take the blame?
BGT star Amanda Holden transformed her teenage daughter Lexi's bedroom into the ultimate sanctuary Amanda Holden is clearly trying to ensure that her 18-year-old daughter Lexi stays at home for as long as possible, as the star has overhauled her daughter's bedroom, turning it into a teenage paradise.
Sharing an insight into her home makeover on Instagram, Amanda wrote: "I thought I’d share another transformation from our new home! This is our eldest daughter @lexi.
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Steve Hanson is a former professional rugby league footballer who represented New South Wales in the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL). He was a member of the North Sydney Bears and the Eastern Suburbs football clubs. Hanson spent the most of his time on the first row. Hanson was picked to represent New South Wales in the 1988 State of Origin series as a last-minute substitute for Phil Daley.