Having survived a childhood marked by abuse at the hands of her mother, Sinéad O’Connor found her voice at a Catholic girls’ reform school, where a nun bought her a guitar and a book of Bob Dylan songs. She wanted to become a protest singer in the vein of Dylan, John Lennon, and Bob Marley, but there was no lane for that in an industry that prized young women for their looks more than their music.

Here’s a clip from TMZ (I know, gross) of a shirtless Ken Marino in a fireman’s outfit, twirling a sign around in the middle of an LA street to get people to vote for his Yahoo! web series Burning Love at the Emmys. It’s not usually how people campaign for Emmys votes. Watch Ken Marino Twirl a Sign Around Shirtless for […] ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWlobGdgbXy4rdOcn2ajlaN6rq3RoqWoZaSstrO4jJpkrKGXo3qivs6upZ1lo522s8DLnqqsZZakv26u1KuloqaXYrmwwsSsZJ6lna56pK3MqZiin55jtbW5yw%3D%3D

‘I like the sepia filter so much. It is on the edge of bad taste’ … Paul Kooiker’s Untitled (Hercules), 2020.‘I like the sepia filter so much. It is on the edge of bad taste’ … Paul Kooiker’s Untitled (Hercules), 2020.My best shotPhotography‘This is a “bear” – a larger gay man with a lot of body hair. I was surprised you could play with it like that. It almost looks like Hokusai’s waves’

We don't know Lil Baby to be much of a social media flexer but last night, he decided to give us a rare look into his personal life by posing for a suggestive picture with his girlfriend Jayda Cheaves. Sharing a series of pictures in her "Bad Bad Bad" 'fit, Jayda Cheaves showed off just how good she was looking on her feed but, on her story, she went ahead and revealed that she was spending the night with Lil Baby, who grabbed her in a sensitive spot for one particular shot.

MoviesObituaryLionel Jeffries obituaryProlific actor and director who made the much-loved film The Railway ChildrenAs an actor Lionel Jeffries, who has died aged 83, was a master of comic unease. This was perhaps fuelled by the personal unease he felt in a sex-and-violence era which overtook the gentler sensibilities he sometimes brought to his acting. But he was able to bring these sensibilities fully to bear in his scriptwriting and film directing, particularly in his much-loved adaptation of the classic children's novel The Railway Children.