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Britney Spears' fans once again speculated that the superstar was not behind one of her personal Instagram posts. After the post went up on Thursday, the 39-year-old Toxic singer's fans voiced their suspicions on the Internet that Britney's social media manager Cassie Petrey had created it. However, sources told TMZ on Saturday that the rumors were 'complete nonsense.' Conspiracy theories: Britney Spears' fans once again speculated that the superstar was not behind one of her personal Instagram posts The post featured a photo of a little girl facing away from the camera as she walked in the woods, along with a quote by Alfred Einstein that read, 'If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.'  The lengthy caption read, 'I just want to tell you guys a little secret…I believe as people we all want the fairy tale life and by the way I’ve posted … my life seems to

Busy Philipps appeared to be making the most of her 42nd birthday as she was pictured taking a solo stroll in New York City on Friday afternoon. The Freaks And Geeks actress was seen sporting a very festive outfit as she took to the Big Apple's streets and sidewalks to get a bit of fresh air on her special day. Following the performer's outing, she shared a seaside selfie to her Instagram account to let her 2.1 million followers know how she was spending the rest of her birthday.   Special day: Busy Philipps was seen wearing a stylish seafoam green shirt while stepping out in New York City on her 42nd birthday, which occurred on Friday Philipps was dressed in a stylish seafoam green heart-printed shirt while stepping out on her own. The Dawson's Creek actress partially tucked her top into a pair of loose-fitting and slightly cuffed denim shorts, which were complemented by a vibrant set of dark yellow sandals. Her beautiful blonde hair, which she usually keeps free-flowing,

She has established a successful modelling career. And Bella Hadid used the pavement as her own catwalk on Saturday as she enjoyed a stroll in Paris, France.   The 24-year-old model took to the streets of the French capital in a striking ensemble consisting of an MM6 Maison Margiela oversized knitted vest top from their Resort 2022 collection and black leather-look trousers. Work it: Bella Hadid used the pavement as her own catwalk on Saturday as she enjoyed a stroll in Paris, France  Bella finished her look with another long-sleeved white shirt and chunky black boots as she headed out for a stroll. The model accessorised her ensemble with a simple black face mask, a small pair of sunglasses and a pair of gold hooped earrings.  It comes as Bella and her sister Gigi, whose father Mohamed is a Palestinian born in Nazareth, waded controversially into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict last month.  Work it: The 24-year-old model took to the streets of the French capital in a striking ensembl

Stacey Solomon shared her latest home makeover project with her fans on Friday, as she transformed a wall in her living room with paint and some picture frames.   The Loose Women panellist, 31, has been hard at work getting her £1.2million mansion decorated and often shares her handiwork on her social media page. Stacey took to Instagram Stories on Friday to share her latest impressive transformation in just one afternoon - giving a wall in her home a facelift with just a lick of paint and adding some photo frames. DIY Stace! Stacey Solomon shared her latest home makeover project with her fans on Friday, as she transformed a wall in her living room with paint and some picture frames Stacey has made a name for herself on social media with her fun organisational tips and DIY skills.  And Friday was no exception as she whipped out the paint brush and began cutting in the edges of the wall with a stone-coloured paint from luxury brand Farrow & Ball - retailing at £54 for a 5 litre tin.

Hundreds of walk-in vaccination sites including stadiums and shopping centres will be open in England this weekend in a drive to have people jabbed as Covid-19 cases continue to rise. NHS chief Sir Simon Stevens said the country was 'in a race to the finish line' as the potential of a summer of freedom looms NHS England chief executive Sir Simon Stevens said the country was in a 'race to the finish line' in its vaccination programme as summer freedoms loom. The 'grab a jab' campaign comes as the UK recorded a further 15,810 lab-confirmed Covid-19 cases as of 9am on Friday - up 50 per cent on the 10,476 new cases reported a week earlier. Any adult in England will be able to be vaccinated this weekend without an appointment at hundreds of walk-in Covid-19 vaccination sites including football stadiums, theatres, supermarket car parks and shopping centres. The NHS will publicise the sites locally so people can choose the best location for them, or they can type in t

A prisoner smuggled an alleged prostitute into his cell at an open jail in Suffolk and shared images of her half-naked on his bed, reports claim. The inmate, who is serving time at HMP Hollesley Bay for drugs offences, reportedly took photographs of the scantily dressed woman while inside the prison. According to the Sun, bosses at the Woodbridge institution are investigating the breach, while police attempt to track down the unidentified woman.  It is understood the prisoner has been moved into a closed prison, and Hollesley Bay's perimeter fencing is being reviewed.   The inmate, who is serving time at HMP Hollesley Bay for drugs offences, reportedly took photographs of the scantily dressed woman while inside the prison An insider said: 'It shows what a joke the security is there. You've got a serving prisoner bringing a girl into jail, then bragging about it on an illegal mobile to all his mates. 'Apart from that, the girl put herself at serious risk of harm. She we

Four women have alleged they were sexually harassed by G4S security guards while quarantining in hotels in the UK. One claimed a security guard asked for a hug, while another said a guard mimed having sex while they were alone together in a lift.  The women had to spend 10 days at hotels to quarantine after returning to the UK from red-list countries, where coronavirus infections remain high. They each say during their stays they were made to feel 'horrified', 'uncomfortable', 'frightened', 'insecure' and 'nervous' by male security guards. Marie Sidwell, 28, was returning to her home in Nottingham after working as a nurse in Dubai during the pandemic. As she quarantined at the Pentahotel in Reading she had a number of parcels delivered to her room by security staff. She told the BBC the first guard acted appropriately, dropping the parcel outside the door, knocking and standing back. But 15 minutes later another, younger, guard delivered a second

The Pentagon's newly released public report on UFOs has left many enthusiasts unsatisfied, excluding top-secret information and prompting claims the government is shielding information. The nine-page public report released on Friday afternoon, separate from classified information that was also provided to Congress, described 144 military UFO sightings mostly since 2019, only one of which could be explained. Luis Elizondo, the former director of the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program program to study UFOs, said the report was only the tip of the iceberg, but nevertheless called it 'historic'. 'This is a historic moment for us, in our country and our military,' Elizondo told Fox News after the report's release.  'The government has formally and officially come out and informed Congress that these things are -- A, they’re real -- and two, that they’re not ours and that they seem to be performing, at least some of them … in remarkab