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Stewart, who joined Jennifer Lawrence and Reese Witherspoon at an event, also took a swipe at Harvey Weinstein, who has been accused of rape and sexual harassment.

Less-affluent youngsters spend nearly three-and-a-half hours daily watching TV and using varied devices including smartphones, tablets, laptops and video game players.

Opposition leaders are trying to mobilize against efforts to remove an age barrier in the constitution that prevents 73-year-old President Yoweri Museveni from extending his rule when his current term expires in 2021.

Jack Wilshere has hit back at Troy Deeney after the Watford striker said that the Arsenal players lacked 'cojones' to win tough matches.

The arrest is part of a wider investigation into "alleged sexual offences in the field of education" in the country.

The singer said she was inspired to open up about her mental health after listening to Demi Lovato speak up about depression and addiction.

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has risen to the bait laid out by Manchester United counterpart Jose Mourinho and slammed him for criticing coaches who "cry" over injuries.

Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has revealed how he plans on reigning supreme in the division as he claims a fight with former champion Tyson Fury will happen in 2018.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei threatened to "shred" the accord if the "other side" scraps it.

Symantec researchers said these infected apps were downloaded between 600,000 and 2.6 million times.

Kaya Jones had alleged that "to be a part of the team you must" be willing to "sleep with whoever they say".

Nordic banks' early large-scale adoption of digital banking channels has also improved cost efficiency, says Moody's.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is said to have been training with the first-team in recent days as he nears his return from a severe knee injury.

Jesse Salas was charged with one misdemeanour count of simple assault on an aircraft on Monday, 16 October in the US District Court in Seattle.

The upcoming edition of the publication will feature a photo of a younger Hefner to celebrate the life and work of the founder who died on 27 September.

Hackers have now reportedly launched a new site called ATMjackpot that sells a modified version of CutletMaker, complete with video tutorials on how to successfully exploit it.

Arsene Wenger has confirmed that forgotten Arsenal defender Mathieu Debuchy's first-team exile will end against Red Star Belgrade on Thursday night.

Marcus Rashford scored the winner in Manchester United's 1-0 win over Benfica with Jose Mourinho later revealing the youngster felt something in his knee.

Twitter took nearly a year to shut down @TEN_GOP despite the real Tennessee Republican Party repeatedly alerting them about the bogus account.

Drew Goodall is today the successful CEO of a London-based shoe-shining company with an annual turnover of £250,000 a year. But his life was not always so successful.

Channing Tatum has said that he and Reid Carolin will no longer be teaming up to make a sexual abuse film with the Weinstein Company.

"Isis is currently in an 'interim' period focusing on a much bigger endgame," Elaine Duke, US President Donald Trump's acting Secretary of Homeland Security, warned.

The Chinese celebrity cat rose to fame last year after a short video recording went viral.

The actress opened up about her current relationship with estranged husband and said that they would continue to be "incredible friends".

Daniel Macduff has sued Sunwing Airlines after it advertised a complimentary champagne toast but instead served him sparkling wine.

TV personality Ksenia Sobchak has announced she will run for Russia's 2018 presidency. Her father was a mentor to Putin but liberals fear it will play into the Kremlin's hands.

Jamie Harron, who faces three years in prison in Dubai for accidentally touching a man's hip in a bar, thanked his supporters in a new video.

Loomis security guards Mohammad Siddique, 32, and Ranjeev Singh, 40, claimed they had been robbed after picking up the money for Credit Suisse at Heathrow Terminal 4.

Pressures at school, body image issues and being in a state of 'extreme connectedness' are thought to be behind the trend.