A beauty queen who pulled out of the Miss South Africa competition when her nationality was questioned has said she wants to relocate to Nigeria,
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Sparkling and vivacious, Jordan Tragash’s heartfelt queer comedy captures with considerable charm the conundrums of the precarious gig worker’s lifestyle. For those familiar with Chicago,
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The value of the UK music industry has hit a record £7.6bn after superstar acts including Elton John, Beyoncé, Coldplay and Ed Sheeran embarked on
‘We close the circle’: Rafa Nadal makes emotional exit after Davis Cup defeat
Rafael Nadal says he has “closed the circle” on his time in tennis as his storied career came to an end at the Davis Cup