Dominic Purcell is inciting his wife Tish Cyrus and her daughter Brandi Cyrus‘dance skills.

‘We can’t stop good women. I love it!! ,” the Jailbreak alum, 54, captioned an Instagram video of the mother-daughter duo line dancing to Dasha’s hit “Austin,” before adding, “My wife is so beautiful, and daughter Brandi goes all over the country.”

Fans were quick to cheer on Tish, 54, and Brandi, 36, in the comments section of Purcell’s post.

“They killed this,” one follower wrote, while another added: “They are so cute I love their [‘Sorry We’re Stoned’] so many podcasts! We need @mileycyrus for an episode ASAP!

Tish and Brandi’s clip comes almost a month later We weekly exclusively announced the news in February that Tish’s youngest daughter, Noah Cyrus, “saw” Purcell for “about eight to nine months” before she began “pursuing” him. The source also told Us that Tish was reportedly “in the know” about the situation with Noah, 24, and Purcell.

The family did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

That same month, Tish recalled her and Purcell’s love story on an episode of the podcast “Call Her Daddy,” calling the actor her “hall pass” while she was married to her ex-husband. Billy Ray Cyrus.

“In 2016, Dom sent me a DM. I had been following him on Instagram and he DM’d me and just said, ‘Hey, Tish, I just wanted to do it [say]”I think you’re super cool and you’re doing great with your family.” … I didn’t see it for a year,” she explained, adding that she contacted Purcell after she and Billy Ray, 62, called it quits in 2022.

Tish and Purcell later tied the knot with their daughter in August 2023 Miley CyrusMalibu, California, home, five months after publicly announcing their engagement.

Despite the Cyrus family drama, a source says We weekly in March that Tish “definitely still wants to be in a relationship with Noah” and that “she hopes they can get over this.”

The insider added that while Noah has “moved on” from her relationship with Purcell, she is engaged to a fashion designer Pinkus – the Grammy Award nominee is “angry by Tish’s betrayal and the fact that Miley has taken her mother’s side.”

A separate source said this earlier Us that “Miley is devastated that her family has been torn apart,” and although she has tried to resolve their issues, “she believes” [the family rift is] currently beyond repair.”

Brooke Boney has shared a touching message with her fans after announcing her shock resignation from the Today Show live on air on Friday.

In an Instagram post after the news broke, the TV star shared a moody image of herself on the street, along with a heartfelt caption.

“Thank you for all the wonderful messages,” she began the post.

“I will answer everyone all weekend and we will shed all the tears when I leave in September.”

She was flooded with support from her colleagues and co-stars, including Tracy Vo who said: “Awesome Brooke! What a huge adventure awaits us. Congratulations!’

Melissa Doyle chimed in: “Big hugs for your next adventure!” while comedian Tanya Hennessy added, “I’m so excited for you BB XX

Belinda Russell said: ‘Oxford, here she comes!! Congratulations BB. You always amaze me.’

The 36-year-old TV presenter confirmed in an emotional announcement on Friday’s program that she will be leaving Channel Nine’s breakfast show to pursue her dreams.

Boney has been part of the show for five years as a news and entertainment reporter, but is now leaving to study abroad.

She confirmed on air that she will move abroad to study at Oxford University from September, leaving the show after the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris in August.

‘I have very big news for you this morning. I have been offered a place at Oxford University later this year, which means I will be leaving the show after the Olympics,” Boney said on air on Friday.

“I don’t want to go into too much of it now as there will be plenty of time for goodbyes and thank yous, but I just wanted to share this good/bad news with you this morning.”

Boney will take an intensive one-year Masters of Public Policy course, which focuses on economics and policymaking.

The rising Nine star admitted the decision to leave her role on the program was ‘very difficult’.

“It was a dream of mine to be able to study at a foreign university, and it just felt like the right time to take that step,” she explained.

“I’m so grateful to come here every day and I love you all so much. So it made the decision very difficult. But it just means you all have to plan trips to Britain to come visit me.”

Boney was comforted by her co-host Sarah Abo as she was left teary-eyed after sharing her big news, admitting she had “mixed emotions” over her love for her job.

‘My head currently running. My heart is beating very fast,” she added.

Karl Stefanovic also shared his pride as he spoke glowingly about her huge achievement in securing a place at the prestigious red brick university.

He said: ‘It’s a big challenge to break away from something as safe as this, and it’s to make your dreams come true. Taking that step, biting off that step, is a testament to you as a person and says everything about you.’

“The good news is you can meet my daughter to check in,” Stefanovic also joked about his daughter Willow, 18, who is studying at the London College of Fashion.

However, Boney assured fans that she will be on screens for a few more months as she will cover the 2024 Olympics live from Paris.

“We’re going to have a great time in Paris,” she said.

Boney will take an intensive Masters of Public Policy course, in which students will tackle some of the most complex public policy challenges of this century.

According to the course prospectus, the curriculum focuses on modules in economics, public policy, law and the politics of policymaking.

“It is a transformative opportunity for current and future leaders with a commitment to public service,” the course description adds.

Speak with NineBoney described working on the Today Show as a ‘privilege’ and said ‘never in her wildest dreams’ did she think she would be on the programme.

Despite her big change, she hasn’t ruled out a return to television in the future and hopes her studies will help her decide what to do next in her career.

‘I thought: if I don’t do this now, I probably never will. “I’m at that age where if I leave now, go to college and come back, I’ll only be 38,” she said.

‘That still leaves plenty of time to figure out the next part of my career.

“I would love to come back and still do stuff with Nine and figure out what that looks like.”

Steven Burling, director of Nine’s morning television, said of Boney’s departure: ‘We couldn’t be more proud of Brooke as she takes on this challenge in the second half of the year. She inspires us all as she follows her dreams wherever they take them. her.’

Boney started her television career as a political correspondent for SBS before moving to NITV, subsequently joining the Today Show in 2019.

She first joined the Channel Nine show as an entertainment reporter when she replaced long-standing editor Richard Wilkins, who moved to Today Extra.

She said at the time: ‘I’m very happy to be joining the team and so excited to be working with Richard Wilkins. He is such a legend in the industry.

“It is such an exciting time to be joining Nine and I look forward to learning from everyone in the Today team.

‘As a young girl growing up in the countryside I used to watch Today, so it’s really great to know this will be my new home.’

Last year, Boney was promoted to newsreader, taking over from Alex Cullen, who started focusing exclusively on sports.

MILLIE Bobby Brown has revealed the secret to her year-round sun-kissed look is an affordable blush stick.

The Stranger Things star demonstrated how she applied the makeup product to her cheeks with her fingers.

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Millie (@milliebobbybrown) shared the beauty tip on her Instagram Stories, which was watched by many of her 63,000 million followers.

The 20-year-old applied a peachy pink color to the apples of her cheeks before blending the product out for a natural look.

She pouted as she posed with the bottle of product in her hand.

She previously used the same item in a post shared on her page, in the blush shade My Mimi.

“I love a cheeky pop moment,” Millie said.

Florence by Mills Cheeky Pop blush stick is available for $18 at Ulta Beauty.

It is described as a ‘creamy, blendable’ blush that can be used on the cheeks, eyes and lips for a ‘naturally radiant flush of colour’.

It is sold in six colors, including shades of ‘pinky nude’, ‘dusty rose’ and ‘warm coral’.

The cruelty-free brand recommends blending the product with fingertips or a brush to achieve the best results.

Ulta Beauty customers have given it a whopping 4.8 stars and written rave reviews about how impressed they were.

One shopper said they have tried other brands but always return to Florence By Mills because of the color.

“They are so easy to use,” she said.

“The pigment is perfect, the shades are beautiful and the price… *chef’s kiss*.

‘Don’t sleep with these ladies! Order them in any color.”

Another customer raved that they could wear the blush without doing a full face of makeup.

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“I don’t like to wear too much makeup, but this blush makes me feel cute and ready while not overdoing it,” she said.

“I love this product and I definitely recommend it. This is also a very soft blush and feels so nice on my skin.

“This blush stick is super easy to use and is super pigmented!!” wrote a third reviewer.

“You can build it up and it’s such a beautiful color overall!”

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Justice officials said Thursday they are suing Apple, saying its devices and software constitute a monopoly and generate huge profits at the expense of customers.

“Every step in Apple’s course of action built and strengthened the moat around its smartphone monopoly,” the lawsuit said.

The U.S. Department of Justice and 15 states allege it used strong demand for its iPhone and other products to drive up prices and hurt smaller rivals in the first major antitrust effort against Apple.

For example, it is claimed that Apple is making it more difficult for competing payment apps and smartwatches to work with iPhones.

Instead, it prioritizes Apple Pay and Watch, rather than PayPal or Garmin, for example. Shares in both companies rose today on news of the lawsuit.

Another major complaint concerns messaging. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said users who try to message owners of other brands of smartphones end up experiencing issues such as videos not being sent.

Apple shares are having their worst day since August 2023 – down 4 percent at one point – on a day when the stock market hit record highs across the board.

Apple joins a list of major tech companies indicted by U.S. regulators, including Alphabet’s Google, Meta Platforms and Amazon.com under the administrations of both former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden.

The lawsuit accuses Apple of five key areas in which it has denied rival companies full access to its technology – in an effort to stifle competition.

In addition to messaging apps, smartwatches and digital wallets, Apple has been accused of blocking competition so-called ‘super apps’ and cloud streaming gaming apps.

Apple is said to be making it harder for competing messaging apps and smartwatches to work with iPhones.

Officials also say it has blocked access to its contactless technology that enables mobile payments – meaning iPhone owners can only use the Apple Pay service.

Meanwhile, App Store rules surrounding game streaming services have hurt competition.

Super apps are apps that combine multiple functions, such as calling, messaging and payments, in one place, making it easier to switch between smartphone platforms. They are common in China and include WeChat.

The Justice Department cited an email chain from Steve Jobs, the Apple co-founder who died in 2011, in which he said it “wasn’t nice to see” how easily consumers could switch from iPhones to Android phones and promised to protect developers ‘force’ its payment systems in an effort to capture both developers and consumers.

The case could drag on for years. If the DoJ wins or Apple makes concessions, Apple’s rivals will initially benefit.

But it would also mean better and cheaper apps and products made by third-party companies like Spotify or tracking gadget Tile.

“Consumers should not have to pay higher prices because companies violate antitrust laws,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a statement.

Garland said monopoly power is classified by the Supreme Court as “the power to control prices or exclude competition.”

He said: “As outlined in our complaint, Apple has that power in the smartphone market.

“If there’s no doubt about it. Apple will only continue to strengthen its smartphone monopoly.”

The Justice Department alleges that Apple uses its market power to get more money not just from consumers, but also from developers, content creators, artists, publishers, small businesses and merchants.

The 88-page lawsuit, filed in U.S. federal court in Newark, New Jersey, said it aimed to “free the smartphone markets from Apple’s anticompetitive and exclusionary conduct and restore competition to lower smartphone prices for consumers , reduce costs for developers and preserve innovation for the future.”

The case takes direct aim at the digital fortress Apple has built around the iPhone and other popular products like the iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.

They have created what is often called a ‘walled garden’ – where the carefully designed hardware and software can flourish together seamlessly, while the consumer has to do little more than turn on the devices.

But the complaint is that this prevents other companies from working together so seamlessly.

The strategy has helped make Apple one of the largest companies in the world, with annual revenues of nearly $400 billion and, until recently a market value of more than $3 trillion.

Shares of Apple are down 7 percent this year, while most of the stock market has soared to new highs.

It has led to longtime rival Microsoft – the target of a major Justice Department antitrust lawsuit a quarter-century ago – taking the title of the world’s most valuable company.

Apple is already subject to antitrust investigations and injunctions in Europe, Japan and Korea, as well as lawsuits from corporate rivals such as Epic Games.

One of Apple’s most lucrative businesses – the App Store, which charges developers commissions of up to 30 percent – ​​has already survived a lengthy legal challenge under US law by Epic.

Although the lawsuit found that Apple had not violated antitrust laws, a federal judge ordered Apple to allow links and buttons to pay for apps without using Apple’s in-app payment commission.

“We believe this lawsuit is flawed on the facts and the law, and we will vigorously defend ourselves against it,” Apple said in a statement.

By Campbell Greaves for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 7:08 PM EDT, March 19, 2024 | Updated: 7:18 PM EDT, March 19, 2024

By Ciara Farmer for Mailonline

Published: 12:20 EDT, March 18, 2024 | Updated: 12:20 EDT, March 18, 2024

Tallulah Willis has revealed for the first time that she has been diagnosed with autism – as she tells how the condition ‘changed her life’ after learning about it last summer.

The 30-year-old actress and daughter of Bruce Willis shared her health discovery on Instagram with her 402,000 followers this weekend – amid her father’s ongoing battle with dementia.

She posted a throwback video of her and her father, who has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia in the past two years, on the red carpet at the premiere of the actor’s 2004 film The Whole Ten Yards, who was then 10 was broadcast years ago. old Tallulah also played in it.

She captioned the post: “Tell me [you’re] autistic without telling me [you’re] autistic.’

The video shows a young Tallulah being held by Bruce as he answers a journalist’s questions, fiddling with his ears and repeatedly rubbing his bald head with her hands.

Her post prompted one follower to ask about her diagnosis.

The actress replied, “Actually, this is the first time I’ve ever shared my diagnosis publicly. I found out this summer and it changed my life.”

Her sister, Scout LaRue, also wrote, “She’s stimulating,” while Tallulah replied, “Dude, the ear curl. I wish we had stronger audio.”

According to the Cleveland Clinicstimming ‘is when a person makes the same movements or sounds repeatedly.’

It’s a way for people to regulate their emotions and it is “often (but not always) associated with autism spectrum disorder and other neurodevelopmental disorders.”

Although it has been reported that boys are “four times more likely” to have autism than girls, recent research has concluded that nearly 80 percent of women are “undiagnosed by age 18,” according to UCLA Health.

Previously, the Stars On Mars personality has opened up about her battle with body dysmorphia and an eating disorder, as well as her ADHD diagnosis.

“For the past four years I have suffered from anorexia nervosa, which I have been reluctant to talk about because restricting food after I got sober at age 20 felt like the last vice I could cling to,” Tallulah prescribed Fashion in May 2023.

She said she went to an assisted living facility in Malibu at the age of 25 to deal with both the eating disorder and the depression she was struggling with.

“It was a largely therapeutic experience; for the first time I grieved for the 15-year-old misfit, the ugly duckling,” she said.

‘I was also diagnosed with ADHD and started taking stimulant medication, which was transformative.

‘I felt smart for the first time, but I also started to enjoy the appetite suppressant side effect of the drugs. I saw a way to banish the clumsy teenager in favor of a flighty fairy.”

Tallulah said that ‘like many people with eating disorders, [her] my sense of myself became confused.’

She said that “the onset of rapid weight loss” led to a feeling of “unhealthy elation.”

Tallulah said: ‘People say, “Oh wow!” And then it quickly turns into, “Are you okay?” My friends and family were terrified and I turned it down. They said, “Is this the ADHD drug?”

She said she was “very protective” of her medication and “rationalized it” by reminding herself how it improved her focus.

“An eating disorder therapist later told me: the smaller you are, the bigger you feel,” the actress wrote. “How fucked up is that?”

She said she weighed 84 pounds in the spring of 2022 and faced significant health complications as a result.

“I was always freezing,” she said. “I called mobile IV teams to come to my house, but I couldn’t walk in my Los Angeles neighborhood because I was afraid I wouldn’t have a place to sit down and catch my breath.”

It’s been almost two years since Tallulah’s stepmother Emma Heming, 45, released a joint statement via Instagram with her two daughters and Willis’ ex-wife Demi Moore, 61, and daughters Rumer, 35, Scout, 32, Tallulah, 30 , in which they announced that the actor was stepping back from acting amid his aphasia diagnosis.

In the statement dated March 30, 2022, they said Willis had “experienced a number of health issues and was recently diagnosed with aphasia, which is impacting his cognitive skills.”

It continued: ‘As a result of this and with much consideration, Bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him. This is a very challenging time for our family and we are extremely grateful for your continued love, compassion and support.

“We are going through this as a strong family unit and wanted to include his fans because we know how much he means to you, just as you mean to him. As Bruce always says, ‘Live it up’ and together we plan to do just that.”

In November 2023, Tallulah shared an emotional post about her father’s health struggles.

At the time, she posted a selection of photos of her and her dad, including one that showed her beaming with Bruce’s arm around her as they sat on an armchair together.

The actress captioned the post, “Damn these pics coming tonight. You are my whole damn heart and I am so proud to be your Tallulah Belle Bruce Willis.”

By Marta Jary for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 7:56 AM EDT, March 18, 2024 | Updated: 7:59 AM EDT, March 18, 2024

Jon Bon Jovi candidly shared where he stands with his former bandmate Richie Sambora.

“We no longer have contact because he is no longer in the organization,” Bon Jovi (62) said. Ultimate classic rock on Thursday, March 14. “[That] doesn’t mean there isn’t love forever, but it’s been eleven years since he just stopped showing up.

After 30 years as lead guitarist, Sambora left the band in 2013 during the Because we can world tour, a source confirms We weekly at the time. “There were many well-documented issues, so this was the best decision for now,” the insider said. Phil X (real name Theofilos Xenidis) replaced Sambora.

“And there were emotional issues that he had to deal with as a single father, and there were substance abuse issues that, you know… Phil said. ‘And then there’s another show that evening. What do we do?”

Bon Jovi and Sambora, 64, will appear in the upcoming four-part Hulu docuseries Thank you good night: the Bon Jovi story which debuts on April 26. When asked if he had spoken to Sambora about the docuseries, Bon Jovi said no.

“Not a word,” Bon Jovi said. “That was [director] Gotham Chopra. This wasn’t a puff and this wasn’t nonsense. This isn’t us pulling the strings behind the scenes. Oh no, no, no. They interviewed Richie in London. I was not there. I had nothing to do with it. No, I still haven’t seen that one [finished] Product.”

Bon Jovi talked about Sambora’s departure during an interview Good morning America in 2016. “Everyone’s like, ‘Well, what happened?'” he said at the time. “We were in Calgary. The last album reached number 1 in the charts. We’re sold out every night. It’s show #21, and in short: Richie just didn’t show up on the show.

Bon Jovi noted that the band had not seen him in person since. “There was no fight. There was no money. I don’t swear to anything in my entire career, and he’ll tell you the same thing. So we kept going,” he said.

When Bon Jovi was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2018, Sambora appeared and performed with the band.

On Thursday, Bon Jovi shared that he is releasing a new album, Foreveron June 7. He also released the first single ‘Legendary’, which refers to a ‘girl with brown eyes’.

“What’s more important to me right now is just being here with my friends, writing the song I want to write and living the life I want to live,” Bon Jovi said. “And my brown-eyed girl, of course she is Van Morrison nod, but not in this case: it’s my wife.

Bon Jovi married Dorothea Hurley in 1989. The couple welcomed daughter Stephanie, son Jesse, son Jake and son Romeo in May 1993, February 1995, May 2002 and March 2004, respectively.

“She has been faithfully there throughout this process,” Bon Jovi said of his wife. “And the girl with the brown eyes, she believes in me, legendary.” There it is. And that is who and what I am at the age of 62.”