Ryan Mitchell

Demi Lovato is going to be an aunt! After keeping her pregnancy under wraps for the past eight months, the pop star's younger half-sister, Madison De La Garza , quietly announced she was expecting her first child. The 22-year-old, best known for playing Eva Longoria 's daughter on Desperate Housewives, shared the happy news on Instagram as well as a first look of her baby bump. In her slideshow, Madison uploaded images with her boyfriend Ryan Mitchell, 27, as well as her mom Dianna De La Garza, 62, and sisters Demi, 32, and Dallas Lovato, 36.

Irina Shayk put her washboard abs on full display in a tiny denim bra top during a new campaign for Khloé Kardashian's apparel brand Good American. In a video, uploaded by the brand on Monday, the 38-year-old Vogue cover girl could be seen modeling a racy top with a deep-V neckline, which retails for $119, and a $169 jean skirt with a thigh-high slit and rips on the left side. While posing in front of a white backdrop, the mother-of-one exuded confidence as she looked the camera up and down. 'She's an icon, she's a legend and she IS the moment,' Good American captioned the post of Shayk, whose dark brown locks were slicked back by hairstylist, Ryan Mitchell.

A shopkeeper discovered a dead rat among the garbage piles up in London's historic Brick Lane during an eight-day bingeon strike. After finding the dead animal on his property the same day refuse workers had to walk out in the midst of a dispute over compensation with the local council, Syed Sumon was left sickened. During the industrial crisis, mountains of rubble had assembled on the streets, attracting vermin like rats and foxes, attracting rats and foxes, with the stench of garbage continuing for weeks outside of businesses, despite bin collection's resuming. Last night, the bin worker protest came to an end, after Tower Hamlets Council announced that it had signed an agreement with unions, and workers have started collecting garbage again. Lord Alan Sugar, an east London man, was left shocked after being confronted with a "stock pile of garbage" in Bethnal Green Road, although market stallholders left mounds of detritus behind in Whitechapel Road earlier this week.