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Brooks Nader showcases her jaw-dropping figure in plunging brown dress as she joins stylish Georgia Fowler and Olivia Palermo at fashion event in New York
Brooks Nader showcases her jaw-dropping figure in plunging brown dress as she joins stylish Georgia Fowler and Olivia Palermo at fashion event in New York

Daily Mail​

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  • Entertainment
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Brooks Nader showcases her jaw-dropping figure in plunging brown dress as she joins stylish Georgia Fowler and Olivia Palermo at fashion event in New York

Brooks Nader, Georgia Fowler and Olivia Palermo looked incredible as they attended alice + olivia x Ford Bronco Can't be Tamed Launch in Montauk, New York on Friday. Model Brooks, 28, ensured all eyes were on her as she arrived to the event in a dark brown dress with a plunging neckline that highlighted her figure. The Sports Illustrated star styled her blonde locks into loose waves and drew further attention to her look with a gold pendant necklace. Victoria's Secret model Georgia, 33, turned heads in a black low cut vest top which she paired with multi-patterned trousers. She wore her brunette tresses in a sleek updo and complimented her outfit with a brown leather handbag. Olivia, 39, cut a glamorous figure in a white midi dress with a green leaf print which she paired with silver flats. The former reality star drew further attention to her look with a pair of dramatic silver earrings and she also carried a cream clutch bag. Also in attendance at the event was Ella Bleu Travolta, the daughter of actors John Travolta and Kelly Preston. The 25-year-old cut a laid back figure in a denim jacket and matching jeans which she paired with a white T-shirt. Actress Bijou Phillips donned a multi-coloured crop top with a matching skirt as she performed with a guitar for attendees. The event just weeks after Brooks revealed she wants to start dating women after her breakup with Gleb Savchenko as she admitted 'all of her exes hate her.' The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue alum, who has been romantically linked to Tom Brady, also mentioned her ex at the launch party for the latest issue and even seemingly shaded him following their split in April. She also talked about who she is looking to date next as she said she has already moved on from her now-ex, whom she partnered with when she competed on Dancing with the Stars. The 25-year-old cut a laid back figure in a denim jacket and matching jeans which she paired with a white T-shirt (pictured with model Sailor Brinkley-Cook) Last month, Brooks, who was previously married to Billy Haire until their divorce was finalised in April, revealed she is open to dating women after her recent breakup. She declared herself 'freshly single' as she told ET that she has moved on in the 'two or three weeks' since she called it quits with the dance pro. 'It's a wrap on that one,' she said. 'But yeah, no I'm not looking for anything. I'm rocking with work. When asked about the qualities she is looking for next in her 'Mr. Right,' Nader responded: 'Honestly I don't even know. Maybe it's mister, maybe it's missus. I don't even know. Who knows? My sister keeps telling me I got to switch teams.' She continued: 'She's, like, over me with the guys. Who knows? I'm 28 and I've been married only so I'm like, "We'll see what happens." I'm open to whatevs but I'm not looking for any kind of a partner right now.' At the same star-studded soirée, she also admitted that 'all of my exes hate me' before seemingly shading her ex. She told People that she doesn't stay friends with her exes after their relationship runs its course.

Anger as bomb squad called to Belfast Islamic Centre after suspect device is hurled inside in ‘vile attack'
Anger as bomb squad called to Belfast Islamic Centre after suspect device is hurled inside in ‘vile attack'

Belfast Telegraph

time26 minutes ago

  • Politics
  • Belfast Telegraph

Anger as bomb squad called to Belfast Islamic Centre after suspect device is hurled inside in ‘vile attack'

Latest | A man linked to a security alert at the Belfast Islamic Centre claimed he was "trying to save the world'. A device was thrown inside the building and a window was smashed during last night's incident. It happened between 10pm and 10.30pm at the Islamic centre on the University Road area of south Belfast. Staff at the centre told the Belfast Telegraph the centre had to be evacuated, disrupting evening prayers. A video from the first floor of the centre, seen by this newspaper, shows a man reaching into the building. One witness said he saw flames as the suspect allegedly attempted to set fire to the site. "I saw the flames in his hand from above but couldn't capture it in the video," they said. A pedestrian walking by stopped the suspect from doing any damage. A clip of the incident shows the young man grabbing the suspect and pulling him away. The suspect can be heard telling the pedestrian that he was "trying to save the world" as he was being dragged away. "He was the first to stop him," the witness continued. "Only then did we reach there." Officers subsequently arrested the man and cordoned off the site to conduct further investigations. A spokesperson for the Islamic Centre today said they strongly condemned the 'vile attack'. 'During evening prayers last night, one of the windows was broken and a device was thrown inside the building. 'Everyone was evacuated from the building and the police were quick to respond. 'We were unable to continue night prayers as the whole area was cordoned off and nobody was allowed near the building. 'A bomb squad eventually removed the device in the early hours of this morning. 'We have had incidents in the past but nothing of this kind.' "I think he'd be very well qualified": Leo Varadkar on Colum Eastwood Irish presidential run Alliance MLA Paula Bradshaw condemned the attack. 'This is just the latest example of an attack motivated by hate which does not reflect the diversity of South Belfast in 2025,' the South Belfast Assembly member said. 'This attack was again designed to cause fear among people inside the centre, who were at prayer at the time. 'Nevertheless, I am thankful for the intervention of a nearby passer-by and for the work of the police. Those were much more reflective of the true spirit of Belfast, where most people rejoice in diversity. 'I would like to express my solidarity with all those who were evacuated, and my thanks to all those who worked to ensure their safety.' A PSNI spokesperson said early this morning: 'Police are currently at the scene of a security alert at University Road in south Belfast. A number of cordons are in place in the vicinity. 'A 34-year-old man has been arrested and is currently in custody. 'Members of the public are asked to avoid the area at this time.'

Rangers facing Panathinaikos venue switch for Champions League tie in major boost for travelling fans
Rangers facing Panathinaikos venue switch for Champions League tie in major boost for travelling fans

Daily Record

time26 minutes ago

  • Sport
  • Daily Record

Rangers facing Panathinaikos venue switch for Champions League tie in major boost for travelling fans

The Ibrox side face the Greek giants away from home in the second leg of their qualifier Panathinaikos are set to confirm that they will host Rangers at the Olympic Stadium in Athens for their Champions League showdown. Russell Martin 's side face a tough task to get past the Greeks after this week's draw and the first leg will be at Ibrox at the end of next month. ‌ Panathinaikos' ramshackle ground, Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium, is being rebuilt and the club will return back to their spiritual home for the new season. ‌ But it won't be ready in time for their clash with Rangers. A further complication is Athens' Olympic Stadium is getting roof repairs, but Panathinaikos have received reassurances from the Greek government that work will be delayed until after the game. With a huge capacity of 65,000, tickets won't be a problem for Rangers fans, with Panathinaikos rarely coming close to selling out in most of their European games. And Rangers will be reassured to learn their second qualifying round, second leg tie won't be a true home game either for their hosts. You can get all the news you need on our dedicated Rangers page, and sign up to our newsletters to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season. We're also WhatsApp where we bring all the latest breaking news and transfer gossip directly to you phone. Join our Rangers community here. Tune in to Hotline Live every Sunday to Thursday and have your say on the biggest issues in Scottish football and listen to Record Sport's newest podcast, Game On, every Friday for your sporting fix, all in bitesize chunks.

Men in their 20s and 30s urged to check for early cancer signs after a shower
Men in their 20s and 30s urged to check for early cancer signs after a shower

Daily Record

time26 minutes ago

  • Health
  • Daily Record

Men in their 20s and 30s urged to check for early cancer signs after a shower

A recent survey says many adults are unaware of the fact that the cancer is most prevalent among younger men Conducting a swift examination after your shower could be crucial in protecting against a cancer that's alarmingly common among men in their 20s and 30s. The step could lead to the early detection of a condition that impacts thousands in the UK annually. A recent study has highlighted a worrying lack of knowledge about the prevalence of testicular cancer in younger men. In the US, for instance, research by The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Centre revealed that only 13 per cent of adults in America were able to correctly identify testicular cancer as a condition primarily affecting men under 40. ‌ Shawn Dason, a urologic oncologist at the centre, noted that this type of cancer is most frequently diagnosed in men between 20 and 40 years old. He said: "In my experience, a lot of men are surprised that testicular cancer is most common among young men. ‌ "It's something you're just not expecting in your twenties or thirties. A lot of young men's focus might be on developing their career, their day-to-day life. That's a very different track of mind than perhaps your health." From the 1,008 individuals surveyed, 63 per cent correctly believed that testicular cancer is often curable if caught early, while just over half, at 54 per cent, recognised the significance of monthly self-checks, reports Surrey Live. Mr Dason said: "We are really fortunate in testicular cancer that the vast majority of patients are diagnosed at an early stage. "That means the vast majority of patients are actually diagnosed before the cancer has had an opportunity to spread to other parts of the body." He added: Testicular cancer does not typically come with painful symptoms. That's why routine self-exams are so important to detect any lumps or changes to the testicle. If you feel something out of the ordinary, like a lump or bump, or if the testicle changes in size, call your doctor." Carrying out a self-examination Cancer Research UK advises that occasionally checking and feeling your testicles can be useful, and many find it simpler during or after a warm bath or shower. You should assess your testicles for their size and weight, and look for any unusual lumps or swellings. In case you observe any of the following signs, getting in touch with your GP is advised: The charity said: "Your symptoms are unlikely to be cancer but it's important to get them checked by a doctor."

RMAF Leadership Should Continue To Focus On Human Capital Development - Chief Of Air Force
RMAF Leadership Should Continue To Focus On Human Capital Development - Chief Of Air Force

Barnama

time27 minutes ago

  • Barnama

RMAF Leadership Should Continue To Focus On Human Capital Development - Chief Of Air Force

ALOR SETAR, June 21 (Bernama) -- The Chief of Air Force Gen Tan Sri Mohd Asghar Khan Goriman Khan expressed his hope that the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) leadership will carry on to focus on human capital by nurturing personnel trained and specialised in managing new and sophisticated assets in the current defence transformation era. He pointed out that it was important to boost the capabilities and readiness of personnel with new complex technology in line with the RMAF Capability Development Plan, CAP55. "I really hope that this matter (human capital development) will continue… to sent trainees to undergo expertise training (on) new technologies, including the use of artificial intelligence (AI) or more advanced technology. 'When these (high technology) assets reach us, we are ready … there's no need for any surprises when the equipment arrives,' he told reporters after the presentation of flight wings ceremony for Basic Flight Training Series 86/24 and Basic Helicopter Flight Training Series 66/24 at the Air Force College here today, where 27 trainees - 12 fixed wing pilots and 15 helicopter pilots from Flight Institute 1 and 2 - received their flight wings. He added that learning new technology was not something hard but required discipline and expertise so that assignments given could be completed well. Mohd Asghar Khan noted that he would be retiring from the service on June 26 after serving for 40 years and that handover ceremony would be held at the Subang Air Base in Selangor on that date. Mohd Asghar Khan, 60, has been Chief of Air Force since March 2022 and joined the service as a cadet officer at the Royal Military College before starting his career as a RMAF airforce fighter pilot in 1985. Bearing the call sign 'GUNJIZ', Mohd Asghar Khan last showed off his piloting skills when he flew a Sukhoi Su-30MKM at the recent 2025 Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition. -- BERNAMA

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