Daily Star TV gives you all the latest interviews and spoilers and Ed Gleave will send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every Sunday. And while the five-piece may no longer perform together, three of the ladies shared a mini reunion on the Frankie Bridge Instagram page over the weekend. Although Rochelle Humes, 29, and Vanessa White, 28, were nowhere to be seen, the girls flashed winning grins as they posed for the camera. Celebrating her bombshell status, Frankie flaunted her curves in a plunging star-emblazoned jumpsuit. Showcasing her all-over golden tan, the mum-of-two dared to bare her toned upper body in the backless design. Championing her natural beauty, Frankie complimented her newly-trimmed pixie-cut hairdo with nude-toned face makeup and large-than-life lashes. Making the most of her night out on the town, Bridge posted a video of herself and a male companion dancing to Destiny Child's hit Survivor. Looking equally glamorous, Mollie donned a sheer-panelled purple minidress, while Una looked red hot in a crimson dress. Captioning the ladies' night for her k followers, she wrote: "Blurry nights with these girls are the best," alongside a red heart emoji.
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Basking in the Californian sunshine, bikini-clad Frankie Sandford, Mollie King and Vanessa White couldn't stop giggling as they tried to master the waves at Venice Beach. The sexy trio were given tips by a hunky instructor, who was no doubt having the time of his life. Progressing from dry land to the ocean, the girls soon got the hang of things as they joked around in the waves. By Greg Heffer. Don't miss a thing by getting the Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding.
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Sign In. Edit The Breakfast Club Showing all items. The scene in which all characters sit in a circle on the floor in the library and tell stories about why they were in detention was not scripted. Writer and director John Hughes told them all to ad-lib. John Hughes later said that his biggest regret about this film was using the breaking glass effect during the marijuana scene.
A couple of miles from the tents, tensions and U-turns of St Paul's, a rather more traditional and orderly collision of capitalism and religion was getting under way in London on Tuesday. With a mere 53 days to go until Christmas and a hint of autumnal warmth still lingering, the annual rite that is the switching on of Oxford Street's festive lights was once again observed by a girl group and thousands of its young fans. Fifteen years ago the Spice Girls were throwing the switch; this year it was the Saturdays, aka "Britain's most glamorous girl group". The quintet or quartet as it turned out: Frankie was indisposed did not appear immediately. As the enclosure that had shut down a couple of blocks of Oxford Street filled with teenagers, bedraggled parents, excited children and baffled tourists, the crowd was treated to a syrupy medley of Last Christmas I gave you my Heart , All I Want for Christmas is You, and, more daringly, Fairytale of New York. After the ever-seasonal line "You scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy faggot" had rung out along the commercial heart of the capital, the show — if a series of ever-more naked plugs can be called a show — got under way.
