Beyoncé Flawlessly Recovers from Wardrobe Malfunction During Cowboy Carter Tour Stop in London

Beyoncé Flawlessly Recovers from Wardrobe Malfunction During Cowboy Carter Tour Stop in London

Andrew White via PictureGroup/Shutterstock Beyoncé continued her Cowboy Carter tour, with her first night of six shows in London on Thursday, June 5 During her performance, she encountered a brief chaps mishap while singingRenaissancehit, "I'm That Girl" After her chaps fell straight to the floor, she effortlessly picked them up with a huge grin Beyoncéproved she really is "that girl." During her first night of sixCowboy Carter tourperformances in London, the superstar, 43, performed through a moment when her chaps fell to the floor. As the 35-time Grammy winner was singing "I'm That Girl," and just after she lifted her foot to stomp in sync with her dancers, her chaps slipped off, as seen in aTikTok videoposted on Thursday, June 5. But as the music break continued, she effortlessly slid her hands down and picked them up. As she stood back up, she smiled and swayed her hips, creating seamless choreography as fans cheered her on. One of her dancers came over and quickly fastened her back into the chaps, making sure they were secure as the pop star kept singing. Julian Dakdouk via PictureGroup/Shutterstock Several TikTok users commented on the unexpected fashion mishap, crediting her dancers for their quick thinking and professionalism. "THE DANCERS DESERVE THEIR 10s!!! The way they fell back in line effortlessly! Wow," one user wrote. "The show must go on! And the dancers be on it and fall right back in line!! 🔥," another added. Another remarked on the timing of the malfunction, "The pants did their own choreography matched with the beat." One commented, "Even the pants are on beat like Beyonce always is!" "Honestly this doesn't even look like a mistake. I love her lol," one TikTok user wrote. Beyoncé's wardrobe malfunction follows her daughterBlue Ivy Carter's mishap at the tour's stop in Chicago on May 15. During the 13-year-old and her younger sister Rumi Carter's appearance on stage for "Protector," Blue Ivy's gold hoop earring was stuck in her mother's hair, as seen ina TikTok video. As Beyoncé hit the chorus for the sentimental song, Blue Ivy performed choreography that saw her bowing her head down above her mother, who sat beneath her in steps on the stage. But once she picked up her head, her eyes went wide as she realized her left earring was tangled in a long lock of her mother's highlighted blonde hair. Frank Micelotta/PictureGroup/Shutterstock Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. She carefully and professionally extracted the hair from her earring as swiftly as possible, even hitting a few moves with her while sorting out the wardrobe malfunction. The budding star managed to remove the earring in just seconds, with her mother and sister appearing to be unaware that the mishap even occurred. The European leg of Beyoncé's Cowboy Cartertourwill end in Paris on June 26. She'll head back to the U.S. to make stops in Houston, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta before wrapping the tour in Las Vegas on July 26. Read the original article onPeople

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Beyoncé Flawlessly Recovers from Wardrobe Malfunction During Cowboy Carter Tour Stop in London

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Dakota Johnson Admits She Once Sent Gorilla Poop to a Friend’s Ex: 'Yes, I Did Do That'

Dakota Johnson Admits She Once Sent Gorilla Poop to a Friend's Ex: 'Yes, I Did Do That'

ANDREA RENAULT/AFP via Getty Dakota Johnson prides herself on being a good friend, even if that means getting messy The50 Shades of Greyalum confessed to sending gorilla poop to a friend's ex following a breakup The actress, who recently split from Chris Martin, did not share who was involved in the smelly situation If you doDakota Johnson's friends dirty, she'll do you dirtier. On Thursday, June 5, theMaterialistsactress, 35, tookanother lie detector testwithVanity Fairafter previously taking onesix years ago. In her most recent sit-down with the outlet's polygrapher, Johnson admitted to an unusual way of getting back at a person who caused a close friend heartache. After being questioned about her loyalty, which included lying to cops about "lifelong" friendRiley Keough's alibi if need be, she was asked to confirm whether or not she "once sent a man who broke your friend's heart a gallon of gorilla s---." "I mean, there's no way that he would watch this, so, yes, I did do that," Johnson said. Seemingly realizing how bizarre the act seemed, she added, "And it's been quite a while. It's been some years." "How would one order something like that? Asking for a friend," the interrogator asked, off-camera. For Johnson, her go-to website for finding fecal matter is S---Senders.com. "You can order any kind, any size," theMadame Webstar said of the site. The person administering the polygraph said her answer was "truthful." Vanity Fair/Youtube The actress also giggled when asked about knowing how to "order public crabs online," but denied that she had ever made that type of purchase. "No! Good Lord, I'm not a monster," she said. The50 Shades of Greystar, who recently split fromChris Martinafter a nearly eight-year on-again, off-again relationship, didn't disclose which of her friends she fiercely defended by mailing their ex gorilla poop. Johnson and the Coldplay frontman, 48, were first romantically linked in 2017. "It feels final this time," an insidertold PEOPLEof the breakup. Reps for the stars did not respond to PEOPLE's requests for comment. Lionel Hahn/Getty The now-former longtime couple were photographed together two weeks ago as they stepped out in Malibu together on May 16. Before that, in January, the pair held hands in India, while the singer was there touring with his band. A source previously told PEOPLE in March that Johnson and Martin hadactually been engaged for "years"after first sparking engagement rumors in 2020, though they were "in no rush to get married" at the time. After news broke about their latest split, theDaddiostar was seen in New York City without her engagement ring on two occasions — Monday, June 2 and Wednesday, June 4. LAGOSSIPTV / BACKGRID Throughout the years, Johnson has been known to keep quiet about her love life. In May 2018 during the Global Gift Foundation USA Women's Empowerment Luncheon, her mother,Melanie Griffithspoke highly of the musician, saying "I adore him!" But when asked about her daughter's relationship, theWorking Girlstar, 67, replied, "She is very private about her life and I respect that." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Later that year, Johnson seemingly acknowledged her relationship with Martin during a September 2018 interview withTatler, while also remaining tight-lipped. "I'm not going to talk about it, butI am very happy," Johnson said, perE! News. Read the original article onPeople

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Dakota Johnson Admits She Once Sent Gorilla Poop to a Friend’s Ex: 'Yes, I Did Do That'

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2 hotel guests in California awarded $2 million in bed bug lawsuit

2 hotel guests in California awarded $2 million in bed bug lawsuit

Crashing at a hotel only to leave at the end of your stay feeling itchy, possibly sounds like a nightmare for many. Well, for a pair of California men, they turned their bed bug fiasco into a $2 million award. Alvaro Gutierrez and Ramiro Sanchez filed a lawsuit againstThe Shores Innin Ventura, California, after their February 2020 stay left them with "painful bed bug bites, severe skin rash, allergic reaction, scarring and personal injuries over the entirety of their bodies," according to the complaint obtained by USA TODAY. The lawsuit filed in December 2021 by lawyer and bed bug specialist, Brian J. Virag, ofMy Bed Bug Lawyer,Inc., alleged that the couple discovered the bedbug infestation after checking into their room and were moved into another, where they "continued to be massacre(d) from bed bugs (sic) bites." It also alleged, based on Google and Yelp reviews left by prior guests, that management had previously been informed of the same issue. Gutierrez and Sanchez were forced to seek medical treatment after their stay at the hotel, the suit alleges, as bed bugs "latched onto the Plaintiffs while they slept, sucked their blood until they were gorged, and resisted eradication." The two experienced pain, illness and emotional and mental distress due to the incident, said the complaint. As a result of the bed bugs, they left the hotel after only one night despite having reservations for a week-long stay, according to the lawsuit. On May 23, jurors awarded Gutierrez $400,000 for pain, disfigurement, grief and emotional distress, while Sanchez received $600,000 on similar complaints. Each man was also awarded $500,000 in punitive damages. The hotel intends to appeal or otherwise challenge the decision, appellant lawyer Wendy Laschertold the Los Angeles Times. After the verdict, a note was found in one juror's notebook suggesting that two jurors may have gone near the inn during the trial, and another juror allegedly commented to others during the trial that the hotel was "an eyesore and should be tore down," the outlet reported. Shores Inn did not immediately respond to USA TODAY's request for comment on Thursday, June 5. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:2 hotel guests awarded $2 million in bed bug lawsuit

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2 hotel guests in California awarded $2 million in bed bug lawsuit Crashing at a hotel only to leave at the end of your stay feeling itchy, ...

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Boulder firebombing suspect Mohamed Soliman charged with 118 criminal counts

Boulder firebombing suspect Mohamed Soliman charged with 118 criminal counts

The man accused of using incendiary devices in an attack on a gathering to support Israeli hostages in Gaza was formally charged on June 5 with 118 criminal counts, including attempted murder and other offenses. Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian native who's been held on a $10 million bond since being taken into custody at the scene of the Boulder, Colorado, attack, faces a maximum sentence of life in prison if he's found guilty of the federal hate crime charges against him. Soliman faces over a dozen attempted murder charges, two counts of using explosive devices, over a dozen counts of attempting to use an incendiary device, five counts of assault on someone over the age of 70, and one count of cruelty towards animals. Those charges could add up to over 672 years in prison, according to Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty. "The charges reflect the evidence we have regarding this horrific attack that took place and the seriousness of it," Dougherty told reporters outside the courthouse. "I encourage all of us to continue to lift up the victims, and support them and their loved ones and the Jewish community in response to this crime." More state and federal charges could be added as the investigation into the Boulder attack at a pedestrian mall continues, authorities have said. "This is a time to come together as a community and do what Boulder County has done in the past when we face tragedy, challenge and crisis, which is lift one another up, support one another, and hold your loved ones close and be a positive force to those around you," Dougherty said. Soliman appeared in court behind a transparent partition where he was asked to shake his head or nod in response to questions. Judge Nancy Salomone ordered him to return to court on July 15. The June 1 attack, in which Soliman is accused of hurling Molotov cocktails and using a makeshift flamethrower, targetedRun for Their Lives, a group advocating for the release of the hostages held in Gaza since the assault on Israel by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023. Authorities say Soliman, who's lived in Colorado Springs, Colorado, after coming to the United States on a tourist visa in late 2022 and staying after it expired, injured 15 people ages 52 to 88, with burns ranging from serious to minor. Three victims remain in the hospital, according to Dougherty. Soliman, 45, said "he wanted them to all die . . . He said he would go back and do it again and had no regret doing what he did," Boulder Detective John Sailer wrote in court papers. Soliman explained that, to him, anyone who supported the existence of Israel on "our land" is a Zionist. He defined "our land" as Palestine, court documents said. Soliman threw two of the 18 Molotov cocktails he'd brought with him to the pedestrian mall, authorities said, yelling "Free Palestine." Afederal affidavitcharging Soliman with a hate crime and attempted murder says he learned about the demonstration from an online search. Heplanned the attack for a yearand waited for his daughter to graduate from high school before executing it, according to the affidavit. He hoped to use a gun and had taken classes, but his immigration status prevented him from purchasing a firearm, the affidavit says. Habiba Soliman wanted to be a doctor.Then, her father firebombed Jewish marchers in Boulder, Colorado Instead, court documents say he taught himself to make Molotov cocktails from YouTube videos. No one knew about his plans, he told investigators, though he left a journal behind for his family. Soliman's wife and five children are currently in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials;the Trump administration plans to have them deported. Authorities are preparing to bolster security at a local Jewish festival over the weekend that was planned before the attack at the downtown mall. "You will see us ready to protect that event to ensure that people can grieve and recover from this attack safely and peacefully," Boulder Police Chief Stephen Redfearn said outside the courthouse, adding that law enforcement agencies, SWAT officers, drones, and plainclothes officers will be safeguarding the event. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Boulder firebombing suspect charged with 118 criminal counts

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Brittany Furlan Shares 'Complicated' Tommy Lee Marriage Update Following Catfish Drama

Brittany Furlan Shares 'Complicated' Tommy Lee Marriage Update Following Catfish Drama

Brittany Furlan shared an update on her relationship status with Tommy Lee after her recent Ronnie Radke catfish scandal "All of this happening has weirdly brought us together which is really strange," she said during the June 4 episode of her 'This Is The Worst' podcast Furlan and Lee tied the knot in February 2019 Brittany Furlan Leeis sharing an update on her relationship status withMötley CrüerockerTommy Lee. After addressing a rumored split from her husband and claims thatshe was seduced by a catfishposing as Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke last month, Furlan, 38, opened up about the state of her relationship with Lee, 62, during the June 4 episode of herThis Is The Worstpodcast. "All of this happening has weirdly brought us together, which is really strange," she said. "I think we really faced like, 'Oh, what would life really be like without each other?'" Charley Gallay/Getty Although Lee and Furlan have reconciled, she revealed that there's a lot of work they still need to do on their relationship. "The big thing is healing," she said. "We've been through this situation similarly before and it's hard. All I can say is that relationships are complicated and everyone has their s--- and we're not immune to that just because we're in the public eye." Furlan also revealed that she began messaging with a catfish because she was "lonely." "I was messaging Chat GPT for affection," she said. "I'm like, 'It talks to you lovingly and it says nice things to you and it's sweet to you and if it could kiss me I would let it.'" Furlan then noted that when the person who was posing as Radke was talking to her it was "better" than chatting with AI. At first, their conversation was friendly, but it later became intimate. This Is The Worst Podcast/YouTube However, she still has qualms about how the catfish incident went viral. "I just think being in the public eye is such a f---ing nightmare," said Furlan. "And that's why I deleted my TikTok and my Twitter and I'm possibly going to delete my Instagram because I think there's so much that's not up for public consumption." PEOPLE has reached out to Lee for comment. On May 17, Furlanshared a TikTokwhere she admitted to exchanging messages with someone she believed to be Radke, 41, on Snapchat during a "tough time" in her six-year marriage. Furlan then posted a seven-minute video after she and Leeshared cryptic messages onlineand aTMZ reportalleged they had been living separately amid concerns over Lee's alleged drinking behavior, The video came after Radke claimed that Furlan was catfished by someone pretending to be him in a series of Instagram Stories posts. He also alleged that Lee had threatened him over the situation. Tommaso Boddi/GA/WWD via Getty In it, Furlan also backed up Radke's claim that Lee confronted him over the catfish incident, which was revealed in a screenshot of the famed drummer's alleged threats in an expired Instagram Stories post. Additionally, Lee also appeared to publicly nod to the ongoing drama in his marriage in anInstagram poston May 16 that read: "Who's been catfished?" The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! At the time, reps for Lee did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment. After Furlan made a public plea for Radke to stop catfishing her, the singer and rapper continued to try to prove that a catfish messaged Furlan, and in a TikTok said that "the only reason" he went public with any of the drama is because Lee "will not stop yelling at me and stuff." Radke latershared another TikToktrying to prove that he never had Snapchat downloaded on his phone. Per posts from Radke and Furlan at the time, lawyers were involved on both sides. Read the original article onPeople

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Brittany Furlan Shares 'Complicated' Tommy Lee Marriage Update Following Catfish Drama

Brittany Furlan Shares 'Complicated' Tommy Lee Marriage Update Following Catfish Drama Brittany Furlan shared an update on her relat...

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