Suki Waterhouse gives a peek at her toned tummy as she heads out for some dinner on Saturday evening (April 26) in the Chelsea neighborhood in London, England.
The 22-year-old model was joined for the night out by fellow model pals Cara Delevingne and Georgia May Jagger.
The trio looked like they were having a blast together as they laughed and made funny faces the whole time. At one point, they even broke into a sprint as they ran down the street!
Earlier in the week, Suki and Cara showed off their best model poses at the launch of the new Burberry store in Shanghai, China.
Sam Worthington has his hands full with groceries after stopping by Pavilions on Saturday (March 28) in Malibu, Calif.
It was the first time the 38-year-old actor was spotted since news was made public that he welcomed his first baby with rumored wife Lara Bingle.
The baby boy’s name has still not been revealed, so stay tuned for more details. We’ll let you know once we find out!
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We don’t really want to make you cry this morning, but it’s inevitable when you hear that Switched at Birth has wrapped production on their final scene.
The big moment happened on Friday night (April 22) and creator Lizzy Weiss wrote a sweet note to all the fans on Twitter:
“Last night, we completed filming Switched at Birth forever. We shot the final scene of the series as the actual final scene of the series in the same place we shot the first scene of the pilot, five and a half years ago. The weather was perfect. The house was stunning against the night sky. All my writers drove in for the final shot. Cast who weren’t in the scene or even the episode came in to be part of the moment. Everyone’s family came by. There were flowers, bottles of wines, homemade necklaces and lovely thank you cards handed out.
“Crew who worked together thousands of hours hugged and teared up and took selfies. We all stood on the magnificent front lawn of the iconic Kennish house clapping and marveling at the once in a lifetime experience this was for all of us. There may be shows that had bigger budgets or higher ratings, but there is no show with more love and warmth and camaraderie behind the cameras than this one.
“The episodes will air in 2017 and you will see our final 10 stories and how we send off these characters. As for the people who made it all happen, I couldn’t have scripted a more perfect ending than last night. it was just a little piece of magic.”
Easily one of my most anticipated releases of 2012 is the forthcoming mini LP / EP (whatever you want to call it) by Anja Plaschg, Soap&Skin, the twenty one year old Austrian (in itself it's incredible to think she is still so young) follows 2009's breathtaking 'Lovetune for Vacuum' with her next release 'Narrow', an eight track, thirty minute release due Feb 13th in Europe and somewhat annoyingly (for me) on March 19th in the UK.
The lead track "Boat Turns Toward The Port" isn't one for you New Years Eve party tonight, it will send shivers down your spine for Soap&Skin certainly appears to remain a creature of the dark, cold, night. Through mechanical glitches and majestic piano strokes Anja's vocals painful cries across this beautiful, sorrowful track of loss and suffering.
The wonderful TLOBF perfectly summed up the feeling I get from her music with this sentence about her debut: "Lovetune for Vacuum, remains amongst the most disturbing records I own, full as it is with unremitting, beautiful bleakness.". Disturbing and stark yes but also completely rewarding and beautiful too.
Soap&Skin play London's Scala on April 11th - tickets - getting them is highly recommended, her show at Union Chapel in 2010 was one of the most intense, powerful, emotional gigs I've ever been to.
London, Dec 8 (Just News): The British Member of the Parliament, Mr Simon Danczuk has said that the 5th January 2014 was the day democracy died in Bangladesh. It was flawed and manipulated election with the main opposition forced to boycott the elections and polling stations attacked by the authorities on the day. The consequences of that day are still being felt today.
He said this on Tuesday evening at a seminar titling ‘Democracy and Human Rights' in Bangladesh’ at the House of Commons committee room.
Organized by the Citizens Movement UK, among others Paul Blomfield MP, James Cartlidge MP, Lord Qurban Hussain, Lord Ahmed, Baroness Lorely Burt, Cardiff University Professor Dr. KM Malek, UNCA member and Just News Editor M Mushfiqul Fazal, Citizens Movement UK convener MA Malik, Political leader Abul Kalam Azad, Mufti Shah Sadar Uddin, Human Rights activist Suman Roy, engineer Rezaul Karim, From France MA Taher, Norway representative Badal Bhuiyan, Junaid Ahmed, Ireland representative Kabir Ahmed took part in the discussion as panel speaker.
About freedom of press Mr Danczuk said that, Back in October this year, Freedom House has published their annual report which once again highlighted the appalling state of freedom in Bangladesh. In particular, the deterioration of freedom of expression and belief, something critical for a healthy democracy to function. This downward trend is should be setting of alarm bells. ‘Reporter Without Border’ rates Bangladesh at 144 out of 180 countries on its world press freedom index.
He said, while the picture seems very bleak- democrats in the UK and Bangladesh must stand together. I will continue to call for free, fair and participatory elections in Bangladesh, and encourage my fellow parliamentarians to stand shoulder to shoulder with civil society activists, bloggers and journalists who are trying to hold the Bangladeshi government to account.
Took part in the seminar Lord Ahmed said, democracy, human rights and the rule of law under serious threat in Bangladesh. There is no security for the mass people. He stressed for a rapid change.
Paul Blomfield MP said , Bangladesh is now facing of two important challenges. One is democracy and another is Climate change. To solve this problem all political parties should work together.
Dr. KM Malik said, through the last election an authoritarian rule has emerged in Bangladesh. The government has established a one party rule by conducting disappearances, extra judicial killing and suppression of media freedom.
Mushfiqul Fazal said , the current unelected government of Bangladesh is committing a series of various misdeeds to prolong its power. The ruling authority has grabbed people's democratic and fundamental rights.
This UNCA member said, according to the statistics of ‘Ain O Shalish Kendra ( ASK)’, a human rights organization, from January to October of this year, 152 opponent political has been killed and 82 persons have been disappeared by the law-enforce agency. Among this eight bodies were recovered from different areas of the country.
He said,Tulip Siddiqui, British MP, wants to ban the United States newly elected President Donald Trump in the UK. Because she fears that Trump’s may occurs violence. But her aunt, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina killing innocent people just to keep the power in Bangladesh. She is controlling of judiciary the rules of law and violating human rights. Tulip is supporting her aunt all along.
Citizen Movement convener MA Malik thanked to Simon Danczuk MP and others MP and lords for participating the seminar and said, the UK should stand beside Bangladesh in this crucial moment. We hope UK will take all necessary steps to restore democracy and peoples rights in Bangladesh.