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Kourtney gives her sisters a run for their money in a satin robe and thigh-high boots The mother-of-three, 36, stole the show from her younger sisters as they grabbed a bite to eat at Il Mulino in New York City on Sunday night.

The mother-of-three, 36, stole the show from her younger sisters as they grabbed a bite to eat at Il Mulino in New York City on Sunday night.

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Farrah and Jenna make a dramatic return to the CBB house... and instantly clash with 'fake' rivals Natasha and Austin

Farrah Abraham and Jenna Jameson return to the Celebrity Big Brother house

After reviewing life in the Celebrity Big Brother house from a secret compound, Farrah Abraham and Jenna Jameson have rejoined their fellow contestants.

'Better take the racing jumpsuits back': Zoe Ball pokes fun as Chris Evans denies she has screen-tested for Top Gear

Zoe Ball pokes fun at herself as Chris Evans denies Top Gear co-host reports

She moved into first place in the race to present the all-new Top Gear this weekend. But Chris has revealed Zoe 'hasn't even been' for a screen test for the role yet.

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Pregnant Kim Kardashian squeezes into a leather mini-skirt and thigh-high boots as she heads to dinner with sisters

Kim Kardashian takes a break from NYFW to have dinner with her sisters

The 34-year-old reality star made sure to keep up appearances on Sunday night as she took a break from New York Fashion Week to have dinner with her sisters.

Wigging out! Amber Rose is nearly unrecognizable with waist length locks as she steps out with Blac Chyna in West Hollywood

$West Hollywood, CA - An unrecognizable, Amber Rose, and bff, Blac Chyna, spotted going to Day Club. Blac Chyna was seen in a blue wig, white sheer top, white ripped jeans, and white sandals, while her friend, Amber Rose, wore a brunette wig, black crop top, black jeans, and black sandals.\nAKM-GSI September 13, 2015\nTo License These Photos, Please Contact :\nSteve Ginsburg\n(310) 505-8447\n(323) 423-9397\nsteve@akmgsi.com\nsales@akmgsi.com\nor\nMaria Buda\n(917) 242-1505\nmbuda@akmgsi.com\nginsburgspalyinc@gmail.com$

The 31-year-old wore the curly topper while her pal Blac Chyna sported a bright blue wig of her own as they enjoyed a night out.

Lucy Mecklenburgh shows off pert derrière in low-cut red swimsuit as she hits the water for paddle-board yoga session in Ibiza

Lucy Mecklenburgh put on an extremely sexy display as she tried her hand at paddle-boarding during a fitness retreat to Ibiza last week.

'I'll keep going until I can't have anymore': Broody mum-of-five Katie Price reveals she wants to have as many children as possible

While the 37-year-old is happy to admit she absolutely hates being pregnant, the former glamour model says she can't get enough of the 'unconditional' bond she shares with her children.

Gigi Hadid flashes her white underwear in sheer lace dress as she turns up the heat with models at Maybelline bash

Gigi Hadid flashes her underwear in sheer lace dress at Maybelline bash

The 20-year-old supermodel put her bodacious figure on full display in a sheer dress as she attended Maybelline New York's Fashion Week party on Sunday.

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BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Kate Winslet - My boobs almost lost me role

Kate Winslet had to prove she wasn't just a 'blonde with boobs' to win a major role in a film about computer visionary Steve Jobs, writes BAZ BAMIGBOYE.

A giant game of hide and seek - and viewers are the losers: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night's TV

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Hunted (C4), the new game show that sets contestants on the run to evade capture by secret agents, is intent on convincing us that we live in a police dictatorship.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Men? They are scared of women, says Meryl Streep

The triple Oscar-winning actress was sitting in the back of a limo. I was in the front passenger seat, swivelled round so we could speak face to face, writes BAZ BAMIGBOYE.

Why is Hollywood hooked on re-makes? The man from U.N.C.L.E and Mad Max are the first of a long list of films that are set to be revisited

The film industry is suddenly obsessed with remaking the classics that enthralled our parents and grandparents. While just about every box-office smash of the 1980s is ripe for revisiting.

JAN MOIR: The Jacksons playing the Proms? Now that's WACKO!

JAN MOIR: Around the time that One Direction announced that they were splitting up, the remaining members of the Jackson 5 revealed that they are saddling up - and coming to London.

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45 Years review: Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling are sublime as a husband and wife whose long marriage is hit by a grisly discovery

BRIAN VINER: Andrew Haigh has come up with a compelling film in which a childless British couple approaching their 45TH wedding anniversary find their long, contented marriage destabilised.

Run for your life from cliched Hitman: Agent 47, with preposterous, blood-spattered violence

BRIAN VINER: The warning comes at the end of the opening credits: Hitman: Agent 47 is a film based on a video game. So prepare for preposterous, blood-spattered violence.

Rome from home: Discovery of huge mosaic in Turkey proves Romans had long lasting influence on the region

New foundations: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln archeological team uncovered the massive Roman mosaic in southern Turkey

Michael Hoff, professor of art history at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and a 60-strong team have been excavating the remains of the ancient city of Antiochia ad Cragum on the southern Turkish coast.

Vaction: Happy hols? You'll wish you'd stayed at home watching this rehashed comedy

Vive les vacances Vacation 2015 Real John Francis Daley et Jonathan M Goldstein Ed Helms Christina Applegate Skyler Gisondo Steele Stebbins. Collection Christophel ¬© Warner Bros / BenderSpink

This Vacation, supposedly a sequel but really a rehash, with the emphasis mainly on the second syllable, has little of the joyful zaniness of the original.

The Wolfpack: An engrossing documentary about the bizarre story of the 'imprisoned' Angulo brothers

Stills from "The Wolfpack" a documentary film about the six long-haired Angulo brothers, who spent their entire lives locked away from society in an apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York. Nicknamed The Wolfpack the boys are "exceedingly bright," and homeschooled, with no acquaintances outside their family and had "practically never left their home," says the film's description. "All they knew of the outside world was gleaned from the films they watched and obsessively and recreated meticulously, using elaborate homemade props and costumes," continues the description. "For years this served as a productive creative outlet and a way to stave off loneliness but after one of the brothers escapes the apartment (wearing a Michael Meyers mask for protection), the power dynamics in the house are transformed, and all the boys begin to dream of venturing out". The film, a hit at Sundance, chronicles their gradual integration into the outside world. It is by first time director

This fascinating documentary tells a truly bizarre story - that of the six Angulo brothers who for years were effectively kept imprisoned in their apartment on Manhattan's Lower East Side.

Vacuous banter, wooden stars and David Beckham as a KGB spook - Guy Ritchie's Man From U.N.C.L.E has all the substance of an aftershave ad

So far there have been nine big-screen versions of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. - not bad, considering the U.S. TV series only lasted three-and-a-half years, writes TOBY YOUNG.

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Boisterous Ella Eyre comes up with potent mix of traditional pop-soul and more contemporary styles in new album Feline This debut was due to come out last year, but was shelved to give the big-haired singer more time to develop, writes ADRIAN THRILLS.

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SHAWN MENDES

Handwritten (Island)

Aged just 16, this week Mendes became the youngest singer since Justin Bieber to top the U.S. album chart, and comparisons between the two Canadians are inevitable. This debut relies heavily on romantic teen ballads, while recent single Life Of The Party embraces the thwack and boom of modern pop. There is more to Mendes, though, with the pounding acoustics of Something Big and Strings closer to Ed Sheeran.

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MARTIN GORE

MG (Mute)

As the main songwriter in Depeche Mode, Martin Gore can write catchy pop songs in his sleep. But this solo album offers an intriguing detour, comprising 16 electronic instrumentals recorded in his LA home. With its gently pulsing rhythms and subtle hooks, MG sounds like the soundtrack to a sci-fi film, while there are nods to Kraftwerk and David Bowies 1977 album Low. It may not be essential, but MG is an enterprising reminder of Gores talent.

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IMAGINE DRAGONS

Smoke + Mirrors (Interscope)

Finding their niche between the meaty pop of OneRepublic and Coldplays shiny rock, Las Vegas band Imagine Dragons had a major hit with Radioactive, a single that sold nine million. This second album charts a similarly glossy path. New single I Bet My Life chimes perfectly with a machine-tooled pop landscape where sparkling hooks are everything, but there is greater individuality in the jittery electronics of Gold and the beats that power Hopeless Opus.

★★★★

KATHRYN ROBERTS & SEAN LAKEMAN

Tomorrow Will Follow Today (Iscream)

Crowned best duo at last years BBC Folk Awards, guitarist Lakeman and singer Roberts mix traditional fare with ear-catching originals. The Devon husband-and-wife team deliver a blood-soaked preface on murder ballad Child Owlet. Another ancient tune, The Robber Bridegroom, is similarly sinister. Self-penned numbers bring light relief: Song To Live By offers advice to the couples twin daughters; The Banishing Book is a racy gem.

★★★

FRYARS

Power (Fiction)

FROM the same London circles as Bombay Bicycle Club, Benjamin Garrett aka Fryars wrote two tracks for Lily Allens Sheezus album, but is more at home as a solo artist. This second album arrives five years after his debut and sees his talent maturing. His crooned vocals, augmented by skewed electronics and stunning harmonies, can sound mannered, but tracks such as On Your Own pack a hefty emotional punch.

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ANNA PHOEBE

Between The Shadow And The Soul (The Orchard)

A BAREFOOT violin virtuoso with her heart in the prog-rock era, Phoebe toured with Roxy Music and Jon Lord, and she leads some superb ensemble playing on this mainly instrumental affair. She combines European folk and classical influences with verve. Ian Anderson adds trademark flute on A Moments Deception.

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SCOTT MATTHEWS

Home Part 1 (San Remo)

THIS singer-songwriter has slipped under the radar since scooping an Ivor Novello award eight years ago. But his fifth album is a gem. Made in his West Midlands home studio, its observant songs are sung with a sweetness that recalls Elliott Smith.

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