Daily Star throwing shade like always
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Nell McAndrew #ukglamourlegends
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Daniel Bird (Daily Star) via twitter - 12/10
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This pretty much sums up the British tabloid press, tho.
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“I like going to places, seeing things and meeting people, but I’m not the great extrovert that people think. I’m an actor and try to give people what they expect, but I’m quite a shy person and I like to wander around places and just enjoy being.”
Johnny Depp in a recent interview ♡
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Judge Dredd - Crime Blitz
Daily Star Saturday strip, 7th November 1981
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Can you explain the "Outlasted by lettuce" thing? I've been seeing it a lot but don't know what that means in the context of the PM resigning
(3rd time trying to answer this jesus christ)
So basically a uk tabloid- the Daily Star posted a live stream asking "will UK PM Liz Truss outlast the 10 day shelf life of a head of storebought lettuce?" She evidently did not and today, when she resigned, the livestream went CRAZY
In conclusion
Lettuce- 1 Liz- 0
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Next up: Lawman expresses his anger that ASDA, Tesco and Morrisons haven’t resolved the war in Ukraine.
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January 1985. On Earth-2, Clark Kent became a newspaper editor in the early 1950s, and soon picked up the "Don't call me 'chief'!" thing.
It's a good bit, although it's muddied by some arbitrary continuity choices: On Earth-2, Clark, Lois, and Jimmy spent their entire careers at the Daily Star, the paper from the earliest Superman comics stories, not at the Daily Planet. As revealed in the "Mr. and Mrs. Superman" story in THE SUPERMAN FAMILY #197, Perry White was a reporter for the Star, but he was never their editor (although he and Clark competed for the job when editor George Taylor announced his retirement), so the "Yes, chief?"/"Don't call me 'chief'!" gag is referencing something that never happened on Earth-2. This also means that while Earth-2 was supposed to be the home of the Golden Age Superman, a lot of Golden Age Superman stories couldn't have happened on Earth-2 unless you mentally substitute the Daily Star for the Daily Planet and George Taylor for Perry White.
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Jenna Coleman on the cover of the Irish Daily Star. The article focusses on an interview with her from a while ago about Wilderness (which was the focus of some other articles I previously shared), and also goes into detail on her previous roles.
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I forgot to post this absolutely incredible front page from the Daily Star of Scotland I saw the other day:
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Daily Star Cover 🤣👇
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😂😂😂😂
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Press after The Project TV interview - 21/07
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My recent favourite Daily Star headlines
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The costumed super hero craze began with the introduction of Superman in the anthology comic Action Comics 1# in 1938 with a cover date of June. Superman was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Clark Kent was a reporter with the Daily Star in Cleveland, Ohio, who was secretly an alien known as Superman from the doomed planet Krypton. The issue also introduced his fellow reporter and future love Lois Lane. ("Supeman: Champion of the Opressed", "Chuck Dawson: The 4-G Gang pt 1", "Zatara: The Mystery of the Frieght Train Robberies", "Sticky-Mitt Stimson", "The Adventures of Marco Polo pt 1", "Pep Morgan: The Light Heavyweight Championship", "Scoop Scanlon: The International Jewel Thief", "Tex Thomson: Muder in England", Action Comics 1#, DC Comics, Event)
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