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There were mononymous female stars before Twiggy .Cher , for example, was already famous by the time Nellie and Norman Hornby's youngest daughter Lesley was reinvented as Twiggy in 1966. And there have been many since, such as Madonna , Adele and Beyonce . But none of those other single names evoke a time and a place - London in the Swinging Sixties - as powerfully as Twiggy does.

Jessica Storey, 28, from Brampton, Cumbria, who has Crohn's disease, says she was left shaken after fellow concertgoers 'assaulted and abused' her for using the disabled toilet at an Adele concert. The private healthcare company worker, who has a stoma bag, now wants to raise greater awareness of hidden disabilities. Crohn's disease is a lifelong condition that causes parts of the digestive system to become inflamed.

Unprecedented numbers are taking part in Sober October this year to rethink their relationship with alcohol. And more and more people are going further - not just 'cutting down' but choosing a fresh new path without any booze at all. Reformed party animals Kate Moss and Lily Allen are part of an ever-growing teetotal gang of celebrity role models including Adele, Brad Pitt, Tom Holland, Elle Macpherson and Daniel Radcliffe, while a brave new 'Sober Girl' craze is sweeping social media. So, while there are still two weeks of Sober October left, here's our simple 14-step guide to ditching the drink for the rest of the month - or perhaps for ever.

Beyonce is at the center of a wild new conspiracy theory on TikTok. Users have been obsessed with claims that major stars such as Adele and Lizzo were forced to thank the chart-topping singer at awards shows. The message is that the 43-year-old superstar is so powerful in the music industry that others have to bow to her or else.

She is one of the UK's most popular singers, having scored massive number-one hits with singles like 'Easy on Me' and 'Someone Like You'. But Adele can now add a more dubious accolade to her collection as she is listed as the most dangerous celebrity to look up online.

Adele Roberts has revealed she may be forced to undergo surgery after being unable to return her prolapsed stoma into it's bag, three years after having colostomy surgery following a battle with colon cancer.  The DJ, 45, who has named the stoma Audrey, shared snaps to Instagram as she visited her nurse and even tried at home remedies in a bid to avoid going under the knife. Adele was first diagnosed with bowel cancer in October 2021 and documented her treatment on social media, which included colostomy surgery to remove a bowel tumour and having a stoma bag fitted. 

In years gone by, young people have built a reputation for their ability to source some of the cheapest ways to get boozy. And the latest tipple to have drawn in near cult-like popularity is none other than the 'chicken wine', a well sought after rose wine, drunk namely by Gen Z who have branded it the 'new Whispering Angel'. The so-called chicken wine is a nickname for the supermarket wine brand, La Vieille Ferme, named for its label featuring an illustration of a chicken and a rooster. The audience of chicken wine sippers is colossal, with thousands of videos on TikTok revealing scenes of Gen Z filling their glasses and even fridges with bottles of the wine. Dozens have shared clips of themselves looking merry having 'been on the chicken wine'.

Despite weeks of denials that there has been a breakdown in relations between Sue Gray, Starmer's powerful but divisive chief of staff, and rival camps inside No 10, the pictures tell a different story. They show Gray locked in tense talks with Michael Bourke, the Principal ­Private Secretary to Cabinet Secretary Sir Simon Case. The most senior civil servant in the land, Case is embroiled in an acrimonious turf war with Gray, who wants him to leave Downing Street. According to an eyewitness, the conversation was animated, often intense, with both parties gesticulating at each other. Gray did most of the talking.

Adele Roberts has revealed that one of the stars she appeared alongside on I'm a Celebrity , Get Me Out Of Here 'can't post without filters on Instagram'. TV presenter Adele, from Southport, appeared on mental health campaigner Bryony Gordon's new Mail podcast - where no taboo goes unaired. The Life of Bryony , features a weekly heart-to-heart between the award-winning journalist and five-time Sunday Times best-selling author and her guests. During this episode, Adele joined Bryony to discuss worries and concerns that others have about elements of their lives - from feeling uncomfortable in their skin to asking how they can exercise effectively. (Pictured: Bryony Gordon).

Oprah Winfrey and Riley Keough , the firstborn granddaughter of the late Elvis Presley, will chat about the battles over his Graceland estate and the death of her mother Lisa Marie, in an interview slated to air next month. The rare special from Winfrey with Keough, 35 - titled An Oprah Special: The Presleys - Elvis, Lisa Marie And Riley - comes about three years after the 70-year-old media icon made headlines for a pair of high-profile broadcasts with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry; and Adele

The first episode of the Bryony Gordon's podcast series has launched today, delving into health and body positivity renowned BBC Radio 1 presenter Adele Roberts. The Life of Bryony is a weekly heart-to-heart with the bestselling author, Daily Mail columnist and mental health advocate. Bryony, 44, founder of Mental Health Mates and a marathon runner - who opts for underwear where others don sports kit - will welcome experts and guests including James Middleton , Adele Roberts , Kimberley Nixon and many more. Kicking off the series with an episode titled "Can you learn to love your body?" Bryony was joined by Adele Roberts, where the pair discussed the radio host's battle with bowel cancer , along with her surprise at having a stoma fitted. After being asked by Bryony on when she first had the coloscopy bag fitted, Adele, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2021, explained that it's an 'improved' method on how she now uses the toilet.

Adele Roberts has said it is a 'privilege to be part' of the National Lottery's 30th Birthday celebrations supporting cancer charity Maggie's. The TV personality, 45, revealed she has been 'moved' while spending time with the cancer support charities chief executive of 28 years Dame Laura Lee.   Adele, who was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2021, has been a supporter of Maggie's for several years, and met Laura to discuss the importance of Maggie's centres across the UK, which have received more than £3 million in National Lottery funding.

They came in their hundreds, taking - they hoped - their first tentative steps on the path to stardom. Young and old performers alike queued hours for a chance to impress in the first audition for Britain's Got Talent 2025 on Saturday. The line of hopefuls trailed 300 yards from the entrance to London's Kia Oval cricket ground, bringing guitars, drums, harmonicas and eardrum-busting vocals.

After wrapping up her international tour in Munich last week, Adele revealed she'll be taking an 'incredibly long' has been tight-lipped about her next career plans. According to a source, Adele, 36, has been preparing herself for a possible acting role while she takes a break from singing.

There is usually a ­towelling robe. Sometimes fluffy, occasionally waffled, but always ­presented to me, in an attempt to protect some 'modesty' that no longer exists within me, and hasn't for quite a long time. 'Would you like this?' a red-faced human will ask, noting that I am not wearing any clothes. At first, I received these gifts gratefully. The thought of walking almost naked through a TV studio or a vast events centre leaving me uncharacteristically bashful, not to mention a little cold. But now I am so thoroughly used to standing in public in my pants and bra that I always turn down the robe. Politely, of course. After all, I wouldn't want anyone to think I was rude.

Furious Oasis fans who have missed out on invitations to a private ballot for the ban's 'final' tour dates have labelled the ticketing system a 'shambles'. Hundreds of fans, many of whom queued for hours on Ticketmaster in the hope of getting tickets for the Manchester group's reunion tour last week, were left disappointed again this morning to find they will not get a second chance to seal their spot. The first emails to fans were sent shortly after midnight, with those who received an invitation expressing their delight - a sharp contrast to those who vented their anger at missing out once more. However, even for those who were asked to join the private ballot may have their hopes dashed, with the band warning that entry into the box office will be 'strictly limited'. Those invited now face a nervous wait, with those who have gained entry to the private ballot set to be told by Friday, September 13, that they have been successful in moving to the next stage. There may be hope on the horizon for superfans though, with reports last night that Oasis have 'verbally agreed' to play stadiums in America as part of the reunion tour, potentially offering people another chance to watch them in the flesh.

The rock outfit has revealed that true fans who had been sitting in the queue on Ticketmaster as the scramble for briefs began may receive an invite to buy tickets for the extra Wembley dates announced earlier this week. Posting on their official account on X, formerly Twitter , the band said in a statement that registered Ticketmaster account holders who had been waiting to snap up spots at a specific show could receive a follow-up email inviting them to join the ballot. However, entry to the ballot will not guarantee fans a chance to buy tickets - with the band warning that entry into the box office will be 'strictly limited'.

Raygun's time in the spotlight post the Paris Olympics (pictured right) is showing no signs of waning if one of her recent high profile dinner companions in Amsterdam is any guide. The breakdancer became a global laughing stock after her bizarre routine at the Games.

ALISON BOSHOFF: Adele concluded her Munich shows (left) last weekend by telling fans: 'I will not see you for an incredibly long time.' The star added: 'I just need a rest. I have spent the last seven years building a new life for myself and I want to live it now.' And it can be revealed that the superstar singer is as good as her word, and then some. For I hear she turned down a ­potential $200 million payday - the biggest of her career - to extend her tour. The most lucrative part of the deal was a nine-figure sum for a long ­residency in a casino in Macau, China. It would have been similar to her Weekends With Adele gigs at The Colosseum in Caesars Palace, Las Vegas . Those started in November 2022 and will finish on November 23rd this year, by which time the singer will have played 100 gigs - reputedly for £500,000 a show. But I am told the Macau gigs would have been 'far better paid'. (Pictured right, Adele with her fiance Rich Paul.)

Adele has printed her own 'p**s taking' newspaper and revealed what really happened on her record breaking world tour. The singer, 36, took to Instagram on Thursday to share a series of mock newspaper pages to her 55million followers.  The fake magazine, dubbed The Saturn Times in a nod to her planet-inspired tattoo, covers Adele's Munich shows and has given fans an insight into some tour secrets. 

A body has been found on the private beach in front of a row of luxury celebrity homes on the South Coast. The remains were found by a passerby off the shore of Western Esplanade, a private cul-de-sac that backs onto Shoreham Harbour, just before 4pm yesterday. Millionaire's Row in Brighton and Hove - where the average property price is £2.5million - is where Fatboy Slim and David Walliams have homes and popstar Adele used to live. Officers have been turning people away from the beach, with dozens of police, coastguard crews and paramedics at the scene.

Adele broke down in tears as she ended her incredible £100million Munich residency last weekend - and even announced she is now going to take an 'incredibly long' break from music. But during the recent set of shows the hitmaker, 36, managed to smash two records - one of them being an official Guinness World Record. Firstly, over 730,000 fans from all over the world came to see the unique artist as part of her series of ten open-air concerts. 

The British singer, 36, is known for taking long career breaks in-between her records - having waited six years before releasing her latest album, 30, in 2021. Admitting that she 'hates being famous', the star often spends the time accruing life experiences which fuel her artistry. Despite being a global success, she has only released four albums in 13 years, which have reflected on what she has gone through over the years - keeping largely away from the public eye. Pictured left with her ex-husband Simon Konecki. Centre, Adele on Instagram Live in 2021. Right, during a show in June. Inset, with her fiancé Rich Paul.

Adele has hinted major plans to have another child during her 'incredibly long' career break. The music mogul, 36, doubled down on her plans for a hiatus from music onstage Saturday during the final night of her 10-show engagement in Munich, Germany.