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It is the US singer and British actor’s first child together.
Montaigne, G Flip, Courtney Act, Alan Tsibulya, and Benjamin Law are part of an epic Pride event.
Production on the follow-up to the massively successful first series was halted due to the pandemic in March.

ENTERTAINMENT

Cheryl, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts have all lent their support to the star.
The comedian-turned-talk show host said she has "compassion" for DeGeneres, who spent the summer in a fog of accusations of workplace toxicity.
Trevor Noah offered the “soon-to-be ex-president” his faux legal services in a full-page ad in The New York Times, Washington Post and Los Angeles Times.
But for the former Batman, it's not just potty humour.

LIFE

Single women say they're being turned off by the boundary-crossing behaviour of some couples they meet online.
Australian Amani Haydar's self portrait was painted a year ago, but now more relatable than ever.
"People on Tinder are like, 'In town for my birthday weekend! Looking to catch Covid — and feelings 😉❤️'"
The two icons put women of colour front and centre in their chat.
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George Floyd’s killing caused me unease and tension I hadn’t felt before – but I remain positive and hopeful about the challenges ahead.
Two men killed at a protest for Jacob Blake were a father and a skater who tried to disarm the shooter. A third injured man was a volunteer medic.
“Hopefully soon we’ll see those numbers in double digits and we can have ... a really clear discussion about what the back end of September looks like,” Daniel Andrews said.
But they're outnumbered by other teams that do want to play after a walkout sparked by the police shooting of a Black man in Wisconsin.
"How shocked are we that 17-year-olds with rifles decided they had to maintain order when no one else would?" the Fox's Tucker Carlson said.
A 17-year-old from Illinois has been charged in a shooting that left two dead and another injured.
"This is what certified bats**t crazy looks like," one Twitter user said.
The singer also called the first lady an “illegal alien” and implied she was a mail-order bride in a series of xenophobic tweets during the RNC.
"I guess there must have been something with the lighting," Trump Jr said.
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough wondered why the first lady didn't criticise the president when she called for civility during her speech at the RNC.

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