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Rebel Wilson is forced to 'postpone' her 40th birthday party amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Rebel Wilson kickstarted her 40th birthday celebrations with a private dinner inside Disneyland's exclusive private residence, 21 Royal.




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Rebel Wilson shows off her slimmed-down figure as she completes an intense workout

She vowed to focus on her health and make 'positive changes' in 2020.




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Rebel Wilson turns up the heat as she strips down for sultry at-home photoshoot

Rebel Wilson is known for her quirky comedy.




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Rebel Wilson starts hilarious fight on TikTok and asks her followers to join in

TikTok has taken the world by storm. And on Saturday, Rebel Wilson, 40, started a hilarious duet fight challenge on the video-sharing app.




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Inside Rebel Wilson's Sydney home and $16million property portfolio

Australian actress Rebel Wilson is self-isolating in style in Sydney. 




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Rebel Wilson joins shirtless pal Hugh Sheridan for a workout in Sydney

They've been friends for years, and now Rebel Wilson and Australian actor Hugh Sheridan are determined to keep fit together while in lockdown.




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Rebel Wilson flashes her bra and flaunts her curves as she shares another racy photo in lockdown

She thrilled fans at the weekend when she shared some sultry images of herself online, while in lockdown at her Sydney home.




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The Who album review: It will make a decent Christmas present for the grumpy old man in your life

For a creative band, The Who haven't created much lately. This is their first new album since 2006, and only the second since 1982.




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The albums that will make the perfect gifts for all the family 

The polls suggest that women, even more than men, are dismayed at the state we're in. Gilmore addresses this, and has some fun too, with her uplifting folk-pop.




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Stormzy album review: Half of these tracks are hard to love - too repetitive or too boastful

The moment of the year in British music came on June 28 at 10.25pm, when Stormzy first appeared at Glastonbury.




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Rod Stewart review: The evening ends up being both cheesy and heartwarming

Rod Stewart, who turns 75 next month, keeps popping up in the news.




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Madonna review: The spectacle has been superb, the music patchy, the time-keeping abysmal

'Madonna?' said the immigration officer at JFK. 'She's, like, 70, right?' Well, no - she's 61, and determined to prove that 61 is the new 31.




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Gerry Cinnamon review: Capable of being vulnerable or spiky, he wears his heart on his hoodie 

Martin Amis once wrote a story showing what might happen if the world's poets changed places with the screenwriters.




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Pet Shop Boys album review: New flavours with plenty of dancefloor energy

If anyone ever tells you that modern music is dumb, you can shoot them down with three syllables: Pet Shop Boys.




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Holy Holy review: The band go from the ridiculous to the sublime as they perform Bowie songs in Hull

In the annals of British pop, Woody Woodmansey is far from the most famous name. But when he performs in Hull, he achieves a rare distinction: arriving fans pass a blue plaque in his honour.




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Kaiser Chiefs review: They have some rock-solid singalongs but they also have tiresome hits

Countless unknown singers have made their name by appearing on a TV talent show.




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Mabel review: The Brits-nominee is greeted like a conquering heroine as she performs in Liverpool

Pop may not be as meritocratic as it once was, but it still beats most walks of life. Pedigree counts for very little - just ask Sean Lennon or James McCartney.




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Marc Almond review: Eccentric, but lovable

A true pop star is a bundle of contradictions. Marc Almond OBE is 62, and he still looks like a naughty boy. He's been a chart-topper, a cabaret artiste and an art-rocker.




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Brit Awards 2020 review: They fell at the first hurdle

The Brits must strike a balance between male and female, black and white, sales and excellence. In the 40th edition, they fell at the first hurdle.




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Bryan Ferry review: He's so relaxed, he almost takes off his jacket

Like Bob Dylan, whose songs he sings so well, Bryan Ferry has gone from being a bit of a recluse to an unstoppable old trouper. At 74, he is on the road for the eighth year in a row.




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Ren Harvieu album review: Most of these 12 songs are still gorgeously uplifting

For a music lover, there's nothing better than putting on a debut album by an unknown and realising that you've found a new favourite.




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Laura Marling album review: This strange period has found its first classic album

Quite a few albums that should have come out now have been postponed till the autumn. You can understand why, but it's no use to the fans who have time to kill and a thirst for new music.




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Fiona Apple album review: Fetch The Bolt Cutters is one hell of an achievement

In a fascinating, fitful career, Fiona Apple has often felt like a one-woman band - singing, playing the piano, perhaps throwing in some rudimentary percussion.




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Joan As Police Woman album review: A light in the middle of the tunnel

Out of this strange suspended spring, patterns are emerging. If an album isn't postponed, it's quite likely to be special. Music, like the sky on a sunny day, seems brighter, sharper, deeper.




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How Zika virus attacks the brain

A team at the University of California, San Diego found that an immune response to the virus could potentially be targeted to reduce the effects of the virus and birth defects (illustrated).




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Rio Olympics and Zika Virus could spark 'a full-blown global health disaster'

University of Ottawa professor Amir Attaran has accused the World Health Organisation (WHO) of putting unborn children at risk by letting August's Olympics go ahead as planned.




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Calls for Rio Olympics to be postponed, cancelled or moved over Zika virus fears

University of Ottawa's Amir Attaran recently wrote an article in the Harvard Public Health Review, saying the Olympics should be moved from Rio to prevent a 'full-blown global health disaster'.




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Samantha Armytage hits back at Olympic coverage claims over Zika virus fears

Taking to Instagram on Sunday morning, the 39-year-old Sunrise host decided to clarify herself after The Daily Telegraph reported she wants to have children 'in the next few years'.




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Zika Virus passes from the mother's bloodstream into the foetus

Researchers at Washington University successfully developed two mouse models to study how Zika virus infects unborn babies, by weakening their immune systems before infection.




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Third Zika victim confirmed in Tennessee as total number of cases reaches 60 in US

The patient in Rutherford County contracted the disease while traveling internationally, according to a statement released by the state's Health Department on Thursday.




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Zika virus expert warns Britons to 'think twice' about trips to Disney World Florida

Those considering holidays to southern states in the US should look at alternatives, said Professor Jimmy Whitworth of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.




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Zika virus detected on Queensland tourist returning from Bali and Thailand

A North Queensland resident has tested positive for Zika virus after a trip to Thailand and Bali, with a team sent to a town south of Cairns to spray for mosquitoes in case the disease spreads.




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Detroit Tigers star reveals he was bedridden with Zika virus for TWO WEEKS

Former Mets player Francisco Rodriguez (pictured) said he'd been bedridden with the disease for two weeks on a trip back home to his native Venezuela - where the virus is rampant.




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New York woman with Zika Virus gives birth to baby boy with microcephaly

The first baby with Zika-linked microcephaly was born in New Jersey to a 31-year-old woman who was visiting from Honduras. The mother contracted the virus while in Honduras.




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Zika virus baby born in New Jersey's mother says she flew to America to seek treatment

The Honduran mother who delivered what is believed to be the first baby to be born with a Zika virus-related condition in the New York tri-state area has broken her silence.




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Rio Olympics may be cancelled over the Zika virus

More than 200 academics have now signed an open letter to the World Health Organisation calling for the Olympics to be postponed. But is it really necessary? Virus expert Dr Derek Gatherer gives his views.




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Zika virus may be transmitted by ORAL SEX

Doctors from the French Institute of Health and Medical Research who treated the 24-year-old woman have now warned the virus (pictured) may well be transmitted orally through semen.




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Brazil woman faces deportation to Zika danger zone despite being pregnant

Deiseane Santiago, 22, intended to return to Brasil with her fiancé but when she fell pregnant she was afraid of the baby contracting Zika virus but Home Office have refused to let her extend her visa.




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Pregnancy-affecting Zika virus hits Indonesian holiday island of Bali

Travel advice issued from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Australia have added Bali to a long list of places being affected by the Zika virus - which has been linked to birth defects.




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Zika virus hits Bali as pregnant travellers warned to avoid Indonesian island  

The Zika virus has arrived to Indonesia now Australian's are being urged to reconsider holiday plans to Bali. The virus is linked to immune system disorders and deformaties in babies.




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Rory McIlroy pulls out of Rio Olympics 2016 over fears about the Zika virus

The Northern Ireland sportsman was due to compete in the sporting event in August. But he said today that it was a risk he was 'unwilling to take'.




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Zika warnings lead to 'sharp increase in demand for abortion in Latin America'

In many of these countries abortion is either illegal or highly restricted, leaving pregnant women with few options and potentially driving them to use unsafe methods, warn experts at the University of Cambridge.




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Zika virus scientists believe they are one step closer to developing a vaccine

Scientists at Imperial College London found previously exposed to the dengue virus boosts the potency of Zika, explaining why cases in Brazil, where the former is rife, have soared.




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Ali Fedotowsky cancels Mexico wedding after reports of Zika virus south of the border

Ali Fedotowsky and fiance Kevin Manno were all set to say 'I do' in Mexico but sadly had to scrap those plans.




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Inside the Chinese laboratory that raises Zika combating sterilized insects

The lab at Sun Yat-sen University occupies 37,700 square feet and has four workshops. Experts hopes it could make China a global leader in combating deadly diseases.




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Zika virus may be stopped by a harmless bacteria carried by bees and butterflies

The bacteria, called Wolbachia pipienti, is found in 60 per cent of insects globally and can be introduced to mosquitoes in the lab, the Madison School of Veterinary Medicine found.




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Rihanna pulls out of Lollapalooza Colombia over Zika virus fears

While organizers didn't name her, Rihanna, 28, has been identified as the performer who dropped out of the festival by Colombian news outlets.




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Rebecca Adlington surprised by golfers opting out of Olympics 2016 over Zika virus

The retired swimming champion questioned whether the game's big stars, including Rory McIlroy and Jason Day, were 'not going because they just don't want to go' to Rio de Janiero in Brazil.




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Rachael Finch knocks back 2016 Olympic Game coverage due to Zika virus scare

She said earlier in the year that she wishes to have three children with her husband Michael Miziner.




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New York town is luring bats to kill mosquitoes in bid to prevent outbreak

The flying animals, natural mosquito predators, can eat up to 1,000 of the disease-spreading insects in an hour. And officials in New Hempstead, New York, are installing 'bat boxes' to attract them.