One of many OG angels strutting her stuff on Tuesday was Adriana Lima – two years since having her son, Cyan Lima Lemmers.

Cyan is Lima’s third youngster and first with boyfriend Andre Lemmers, and was named due to his eyes, which Lima says reminds her of the waters of Bora Bora and the Maldives. “Cyan now’s our favorite color … the color of our child boy’s eyes,” she gushed in an Instagram put up after he was born.

Lima is clearly a proud mama – however what can we learn about Andre Lemmers, her “without end twin soulmate” whom she went purple carpet official with in 2021?

He works behind the digicam

The digicam loves Adriana Lima – however her boyfriend prefers to remain out of the highlight. As an alternative, his work is especially behind the scenes. He’s a producer and the CEO of his personal leisure company, MiLu Leisure. Per his LinkedIn, he additionally serves as a associate at Hollywood Gang Productions, Inc.

Based on his IMDb, he’s credited with govt producing 2010’s Gods of Accident. MiLu Leisure can also be behind the upcoming movie The Thicket, starring Recreation of Thrones star Peter Dinklage and Oscar-nominated actress Juliette Lewis, per the corporate’s official web site.

He’s a father of three

You wait 90 years and 6 lengthy days for a win, after which two come alongside directly. There’s been a sea change on the thirty seventh America’s Cup in Barcelona, the place the waves have picked up sufficient to comb Ineos Britannia to their first wins within the best-of-13 sequence.

The British boat, skippered by Sir Ben Ainslie, coped a lot better with the uneven water than Emirates Staff New Zealand, and so they received each of the day’s races. They now path by 4 to 2, forward of the seventh and eighth races on Friday afternoon. “There’s nonetheless a protracted option to go,” Ainslie stated, “however the comeback is on.”

They had been the primary factors Nice Britain has received within the America’s Cup since 1934, when Endeavour, skippered by the aviation pioneer Sir Thomas Sopwith, misplaced 4-2 to the US yacht Rainbow, skippered by the railroad magnate Harold Vanderbilt. Endeavour was at a definite drawback within the early races that yr as a result of, not like Rainbow, it was kitted out with full lodging for all of the crew, together with a bath within the captain’s cabin.

It was a strategic blunder which Ineos Britannia have shrewdly averted repeating 90 years later, however, like Sopwith, who finally tossed the bathtub overboard, they’ve been busy tinkering with their boat in an effort to search out just a little additional pace.

Emirates Staff New Zealand determined to take the reserve time without work on Tuesday. Ineos Britannia, then again, spent a protracted, arduous day trip on the water, engaged on their boat within the tough circumstances. It confirmed. The New Zealanders, skippered by Pete Burling, had been caught out by the altered sea state. They had been compelled right into a calamitous mistake earlier than the beginning of the primary race, when Britannia pushed them to make a sluggish jibe to keep away from a collision, and so they dropped off their foils.

The sunshine wind meant their boat, Taihoro, was left lifeless within the water whereas Britannia circled gleefully round them, trapping the New Zealanders of their soiled air. When the race began, Britannia sailed off into an insurmountable lead, whereas Taihoro squatted immobile on the begin line.

Britannia’s second level adopted quickly after. This time, Ainslie’s very good manoeuvring throughout the pre-start meant they had been in a position to roll from beneath New Zealand and arrive at the beginning line with a 10-knot pace benefit. That gave Ineos Britannia management of the race. Burling made a few uncharacteristic errors as he hurried to catch up and, whereas Britannia additionally splashed down after making their penultimate flip, they recovered nicely and went on to win by seven seconds.

“It was a very good day for the crew, we’ve got bounced again from a tough begin,” Ainslie stated, “I’m actually pleased with the best way everybody has reacted to it and labored to search out these positive aspects over the past 48 hours.”

Ainslie clearly felt the New ­Zealanders had made a mistake by staying on shore on Tuesday. “It was an enormous day for our crew, that actually made us consider that we are able to get again into this,” he stated.

“We definitely really feel like daily we are out on the water we’re unlocking extra potential within the boat. We’re specializing in our personal efficiency, not essentially what the Kiwis are doing, I can’t let you know what’s of their minds, what I can inform you is that our crew is ready to place the work in daily so we can discover these positive aspects daily. The trick is now that we’ve acquired to trip that momentum all the best way.”

Ainslie was the tactician when Staff Oracle USA got here again from 8-1 right down to beat Staff New Zealand 9-8 within the 2013 America’s Cup in San Francisco. He drew on that have on Monday, when Ineos Britannia went 4-0 down within the sequence.

“It’s a second whenever you get everybody collectively and say: ‘Look we’re nonetheless on this, don’t let your heads drop.’ We knew it was going to be powerful and the Kiwis got here out of the blocks nicely, however we would have liked to maintain religion within the crew, and preserve pushing to search out these positive aspects. Day by day we get higher, daily we unlock extra potential within the boat,” he added. “We are able to sleep when it’s over.”

Ineos Britannia began their fightback with two race wins on day 4 of the Thirty seventh America’s Cup to complete the day 2 – 4 right down to Emirates Crew NZ.

A runaway win within the first race of the day (R5) after Emirates fell off the foils within the pre-start, and Ineos making job of retaining them there earlier than racing away to a 2 min 26 esc lead spherical the primary gate.

Ineos sailed easily to cross the end with a 1 min 18 sec lead and rating their first America’s Cup match win.

Higher breeze, 10 to 12 kts, for the second race (R6) noticed the Brits breakaway from the Kiwi pre-start cowl, and cross the beginning some ten knots sooner and take a 6 sec lead at gate 1.

Ineos maintained their lead, however a lack of the rudder on leg 7 allowed Emirates to shut.

In a race for the end Ineos stored them behind down the ultimate leg to take a nerve-wracking second Win.

Sir Ben Ainslie got here ashore and mirrored on what was an excellent day for the British workforce saying:

“Huge day, huge day for the workforce. We actually wanted that, and I can’t say sufficient about how everybody throughout the board responded to being 4 down – the designers, engineers, shore workforce all coming collectively to seek out these little positive aspects, to up the efficiency on the market on the racecourse and that’s what we bought right now.”

Requested what the distinction was right now within the efficiency of Britannia, Ainslie added: “

It’s simply little issues, it truly is. These boats are so fickle when it comes to the way you set them up and the strategies of the way you sail them. Going up in opposition to the Kiwis and seeing some areas the place we had been maybe just a little bit behind so full credit score to the teaching workforce and the engineers trawling by the info making an attempt to determine how we will make a few of these changes.”

It’s maybe price mentioning that these had been Britain’s first America’s Cup Match wins for *90 years, which highlights simply how lengthy the highway again has been.

With the general rating now 2 – 4 to the Kiwis, it throws the competitors again on the block with a doable grandstand end over this weekend.

Subsequent two races are Friday 18 October.

Present Standings after 6 Races

DAY 4 RACE UPDATE:
Wind situations, 7 kts at begin Race 5
Wind situations, 12 kts at begin Race 6

13:10 BST – AC37 Race 5 – Eimirates Crew NZ come off foils in pre-start. Ineos Britannia on foils and do a dip begin to depart NZL off foils.
Gate 1 – GBR lead by 1600 metre, 2 min 15 sec
Gate 2 – GBR lead by 1 min 59 sec
Gate 3 – GBR lead by 1 min 37 sec
Gate 4 – GBR lead by 1 min 36 sec
Gate 5 – GBR lead by 1 min 29 sec
FINISH – Ineos Britannia take first win by 1 min 18 sec
MATCH SCORE – NZL 4, GBR 1

14: BST – AC37 Race 6 – In pre-start GBR break free to cross begin 10 kts faster then NZL over startline.
Gate 1 – GBR lead by 6 sec, 65 metre
Gate 2 – GBR lead by 9 sec
Gate 3 – GBR lead by 9 sec
Gate 4 – GBR lead by 16 sec, NZL landing
Gate 5 – GBR lead by 13 sec, NZL near 115 metres
Gate 6 – GBR leadby 7 sec
Gate 7 – GBR lead by 7 sec, NZL near 60 metres
FINISH – Ineos Britannia win by 7 sec
MATCH SCORE – NZL 4, GBR 2

* Endeavour 1934 Sir Thomas Sopwith

A automotive concerned in a motorway crash through which 5 individuals, together with two youngsters, died had been travelling on the unsuitable facet of the highway on the time, it has emerged.

Cumbria police mentioned officers had been referred to as to a report of a Skoda travelling south on the northbound carriageway of the M6 close to Tebay Providers at 4.04pm on Tuesday.

The officers had been en path to the scene when additional calls had been acquired reporting the Skoda had been concerned in a head-on collision with a Toyota, the drive mentioned.

The 42-year-old man driving the Toyota, in addition to a 33-year-old lady and two boys aged 15 and 7, all from Glasgow, had been pronounced useless on the scene.

The 40-year-old Cambridgeshire man driving the Skoda was additionally declared useless on the crash web site.

A 3rd boy within the Toyota, additionally aged seven, was airlifted to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle, the place he stays in a critical situation.

All six individuals concerned within the crash have but to be formally recognized.

Police mentioned the motorway was closed from junction 36 to 39 and reopened within the early hours of Wednesday.

Chris Isles, a publican from Kirkoswald, close to Penrith, mentioned he was about 45 metres away from the crash and noticed black smoke and flames.

“From the place I used to be, 50 yards additional again, it simply appeared like a automobile fireplace,” he informed the PA Media information company. “I used to be parked up and I may see the smoke. It hadn’t actually occurred that lengthy. I actually will need to have been two minutes behind it taking place.

“I acquired out of my [camper van] and simply regarded down the road and between the strains of automobiles in entrance of me; I may see there was fairly a giant fireplace that began. This was at 4.10pm. Lower than 20 minutes later the air ambulance was there.”

Isles took a photograph of smoke billowing into the sky. He mentioned he was driving house and anticipating to be on the motorway for seven minutes however it ended up being three and a half hours. “I used to be up close to the entrance. They appeared to have turned everyone again from the again of the queue ahead. So the place we had been, we had been most likely a few of the final individuals to get off. It was about half previous seven after we finally acquired moved.”

He mentioned he felt “actually shocked” and was “pondering of the household of everyone” concerned. “It’s horrible. It by no means crossed my thoughts that there would have been 5 individuals killed. It’s terrible.”

The crash was additionally attended by Nice North air ambulance, the north-west ambulance service, Cumbria fireplace and rescue service and volunteer docs who had been a part of the Beep Medical doctors group.

The households of these concerned had been being supported by specifically skilled officers, Cumbria constabulary mentioned.

Police appealed for anybody with info to contact them on-line at www.cumbria.police.uk/report-it, quoting incident quantity 146 of 15 October 2024; or by phoning 101.

In a ceaselessly contentious, generally testy alternate, Vice President Kamala Harris went on Fox Information and fielded anchor Bret Baier’s questions on immigration, the financial system and her coverage variations together with her Republican challenger, former President Donald Trump, in addition to her boss, President Joe Biden.

Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, did the interview, her first-ever on Fox, on October 16 as a part of her home-stretch election interview blitz.

Baier requested Harris what number of migrants had been launched into the nation beneath the Biden-Harris administration, how she would scale back the rely and why a few of her stances had shifted since her 2019 presidential marketing campaign. He requested Harris whether or not immigrants illegally within the US ought to qualify for driver’s licences, free tuition or healthcare, saying her working mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, had permitted legal guidelines that did this.

Harris, in the meantime, known as Trump unfit to serve, and stated lots of his former advisers had stated the identical. She additionally stated his plans would weaken the financial system, however hers would strengthen it.

Harris additionally pointedly stated her path would differ from Biden’s. “My presidency won’t be a continuation of Joe Biden’s presidency,” she said. “And like each new president that comes into workplace, I’ll convey my life experiences, my skilled experiences, and contemporary and new concepts.”

We fact-checked a number of of Harris’s claims and the claims that Baier introduced up.

Tim Walz signed legal guidelines to make immigrants eligible for driver’s licences, tuition scholarships, healthcare

Baier stated Harris’s working mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, signed into state legislation provisions “permitting immigrants within the nation illegally to use for driver’s licences, to qualify without spending a dime tuition at universities, to be enrolled in free well being care”.

Largely True. Walz signed a invoice in 2023 that lets individuals in Minnesota, no matter immigration standing, apply for a licence or ID card. To get a licence, individuals should meet sure necessities. Walz stated the invoice would make roads safer as a result of it ensured drivers within the state are licensed and carry insurance coverage.

Walz signed one other invoice that created a scholarship program to cowl tuition prices at Minnesota public faculties and universities for college kids whose family revenue is lower than $80,000 a yr. College students who’re illegally within the US can apply if they’ve attended a Minnesota faculty for at the least three years and graduated or obtained a GED certificates in Minnesota.

Walz additionally signed laws that permits immigrants who’re within the nation illegally to enrol in MinnesotaCare, the state’s publicly-subsidised medical insurance program for low-income residents. However in contrast to what Baier stated, MinnesotaCare shouldn’t be totally free. Folks enrolled in MinnesotaCare pay premiums based mostly on family dimension and revenue. There are additionally cost-sharing necessities, resembling copayments and deductibles.

Trump described American troopers’ mind accidents as complications

Harris advised Baier that, “after we had an American army base that was attacked, the place American troopers suffered traumatic mind accidents”, Trump “dismissed them as complications”.

True.

Harris was referring to a January 8, 2020 Iran assault on US troopers in Iraq. Greater than 100 troopers have been identified with traumatic mind accidents, in accordance with the Pentagon.

Trump has repeatedly known as the accidents “complications”.

In 2020, Trump stated he had “heard that that they had complications” and added it “shouldn’t be very severe”. Trump repeated this declare in an October 1 information convention in Wisconsin.

After Iran attacked Israel on October 1, Trump responded to a query about whether or not he ought to have been stronger on Iran after the 2020 assault that injured US troops. He stated: “What does injured imply? You imply as a result of that they had a headache as a result of the bombs by no means hit the fort?”

Trump’s  “enemy from inside” warning

Harris stated Trump “is the one who talks about an enemy inside, an enemy inside, speaking in regards to the American individuals, suggesting he would flip the American army, on the American individuals”.

True.

In a Fox Information interview October 13, Trump stated he believes “the enemy from inside” would trigger chaos on Election Day, suggesting that it’s a drawback that the Nationwide Guard or army would possibly must deal with.

Trump added on to the feedback, extensively regarded as about Democrats and others who disagree with him, a day later in remarks to a crowd in Pennsylvania. “They’re so dangerous and albeit, they’re evil,” Trump stated. “They’re evil. What they’ve finished, they’ve weaponized, they’ve weaponized our elections.”

Nobel laureates described Harris’s financial agenda as ‘superior’ to Trump’s

Harris stated 16 Nobel laureates indicated that her financial plan “would strengthen our financial system, (Trump’s) would make it weaker, would ignite inflation and invite a recession by the center of subsequent yr”.

Largely True.

Harris accurately describes what the Nobel laureates stated about inflation throughout a Trump presidency: “There may be rightly a fear that Donald Trump will reignite this inflation.”

However whereas the group describes Harris’s agenda as “vastly superior” to Trump’s, their letter doesn’t particularly predict a recession by the center of 2025.

Slightly, the group wrote: “We consider {that a} second Trump time period would have a detrimental impression on the US’s financial standing on the planet and a destabilizing impact on the US’s home financial system.”

The 16 economists are George Akerlof, Angus Deaton, Claudia Goldin, Oliver Hart, Eric S. Maskin, Daniel L. McFadden, Paul R. Milgrom, Roger B. Myerson, Edmund S. Phelps, Paul M. Romer, Alvin E. Roth, William F. Sharp, Robert J. Shiller, Christopher A. Sims, Joseph Stiglitz, and Robert B. Wilson.

IND vs NZ 1st Take a look at Day 2 Highlights© AFP

Normally with my critiques, I do not like to focus on chain eating places, like McDonald’s, and with their costs these days, I might suggest you simply go to a restaurant or, higher nonetheless, strive your hand at cooking a wholesome meal at residence that will not value a bomb.

However needing that late-night cheat meal, I made a decision to see what all of the fuss was about as I might by no means tried a “McRib” earlier than.

As I rolled as much as the drive-thru at Heron Gate in Taunton, I noticed tons of promoting for this new meal choice, together with different promotions McDonald’s was operating.

This included a Marshmellow latte, a Halloween M&M McFlurry and a Toffee Apple Pie.

Choosing a medium meal with the McRib, I headed to the counter to pay.

I used to be shocked to see {that a} meal with this burger (which if you see it you’ll be a bit stunned) value £6.99.

Within the McRib, a boneless rib meat patty is accompanied by onions, gherkins, and BBQ sauce, all put right into a sliced bun. and a drink.

Now, I do not go to McDonalds so much however I nonetheless really feel that the value of the meal for what you get is a bit steep.

The McRib returned to McDonald’s throughout the UK yesterday, together with eating places in Somerset, however is it really any good?

In accordance with experiences, McDonald’s workers have undergone particular coaching in dealing with the McRib, which will probably be cooked on the left-hand platen of the quarter grill.

This avoids the switch of juices into the center platen, which is devoted to cooking beef.

I did not get the posh of making an attempt the sandwich again within the Eighties, so let me know whether it is any completely different, however this was only a bit underwhelming.

The burger had barely any BBQ sauce however fortunately, I had some so as to add which made it style a bit of bit higher.

The style was okay but when I had to decide on once more I’d simply go for one thing else or cook dinner one thing at residence.

I had barely any onion or gherkins as nicely which is not nice in the event you’re on the lookout for extra flavour.

Let me know in the event you’re fascinated about giving it a go, I might say strive it because the flavour is not unhealthy however the presentation leaves so much to be desired and the actual fact I had so as to add my very own sauce wasn’t nice.

On being requested beforehand concerning the McRib by no means being introduced again completely, McDonald’s stated: “Sadly, a lot of our eating places should not have sufficient grill capability to cook dinner pork and beef merchandise on the identical time.

“The breakfast menu is completely different as a result of we do not serve beef merchandise, which permits us to have a devoted grill for all our scrumptious pork merchandise.”

I want I simply ordered the Marshmellow latte to be trustworthy.

LONDON — Liam Payne’s household paid tribute to the pop star after his lethal fall Wednesday from a lodge balcony in Argentina.

“We’re heartbroken. Liam will eternally dwell in our hearts and we’ll bear in mind him for his type, humorous and courageous soul,” the Payne household stated in a brief assertion to the London-based Press Affiliation information company. “We’re supporting one another the most effective we are able to as a household and ask for privateness and area at this terrible time.”

Payne, 31, died after a lodge receptionist known as 911 to report {that a} distressed visitor who was intoxicated with alcohol and medicines was “breaking the entire room.”

Payne rose to fame in 2010 as a part of the five-member boy band One Path, which was shaped on the British expertise present “X Issue.” The group did not win that season, ending in third place, however it was sufficient to safe a report take care of Syco Data, run by “X Issue” choose Simon Cowell.

The band turned phenomenally profitable: One Path was the primary band to see its first 4 albums debut at No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard 200. One Path’s 2014 tour to help their “Midnight Reminiscences” album made $290 million, the highest-grossing tour of the yr.

Because the information of Payne’s loss of life, One Path followers have gathered on the Casa Sur Palermo Lodge in Buenos Aires to pay tribute to Payne and sing among the group’s songs.

Rebecca Ferguson, the British singer who got here second on the identical season of the “X Issue,” recalled assembly him at a prepare station on the way in which to report the present in 2010.

“I can not assist however consider that boy who was hopeful and looking out ahead to his shiny future forward,” she wrote on X.

“If he hadn’t jumped on that prepare and jumped in that taxi I consider he can be alive right now,” she stated.

Ferguson added that “many people are nonetheless dwelling with the aftermath” of being younger stars.

The X Issue stated on X that the present is “heartbroken” by Payne’s loss of life.

“He was immensely gifted and, as a part of One Path, Liam will go away an enduring legacy on the music trade and followers world wide,” the assertion stated.

Anne Twist, the mom of Payne’s former bandmate Harry Kinds, posted a damaged coronary heart emoji on Instagram with the caption, “Only a boy…”

Though he did not point out Payne, Oasis singer Liam Gallagher stated on X early Thursday: “Life is treasured children and also you solely get to do it ONCE go straightforward LG x.”

Requested on X whether or not he had seen the information about Payne’s loss of life, he replied: “I’ve it is very unhappy.”

Payne’s U.S. report label, Republic Data, additionally posted its sympathies.

“We’re deeply saddened and devastated by the tragic passing of Liam Payne, a unprecedented artist whose music touched tens of millions,” the assertion reads. “His legacy will dwell on via the timeless work he created, and he’ll eternally be remembered as an icon of his era.”

Ty Dolla Signal stated on Instagram that he had spoken to Payne two days earlier than his loss of life.

“Ima miss you frfr sucio,” he wrote.

Celebrities together with Zedd and Paris Hilton additionally posted tributes on X, with Zedd saying, “I can not consider that is actual,” and Hilton writing, “Sending love and condolences to his household and family members.”

The marketing campaign started with a mysterious push notification despatched to tens of millions of McDonald’s app customers that learn: “McRib_Test.notification_16.10.24 [TEST].” From there, the teasing solely intensified. A damaged e-mail to McDonald’s CRM base adopted, sparking a wave of hypothesis throughout social media concerning the McRib’s return. Followers in London even noticed unusual McRib advertisements, questioning if their eyes have been taking part in tips on them.

To intensify the suspense, Leo Burnett created a customized monitor titled McRib FM that performed in McDonald’s eating places each two hours and launched on Spotify in early October. Then, on October 7, mysterious out of doors advertisements appeared with the message “The McRib isn’t not again,” including gas to the rising anticipation. McDonald’s playfully engaged with followers, captioning the teases with traces together with “To be clear, it’s nearly positively in all probability not not not coming again.”

Now, the wait is over. McDonald’s has dropped a brief advert, set to DMX’s Get together Up (Up in Right here), boldly confirming: “The McRib is again.”

Alexandra Martin, senior model supervisor at McDonald’s, mentioned: “We’ve been having a little bit of enjoyable with McRib followers – unintended notifications, glitchy advertisements and loads of hints dropped alongside the best way. However now the key’s out! This isn’t a drill. The McRib is formally backity again again. We couldn’t be extra excited to see everybody’s reactions. It’s time for followers to lastly get caught in.”

Andrew Lengthy and James Millers, govt artistic administrators at Leo Burnett UK, added: “The McRib is a cultural icon, so it was vital to verify this marketing campaign didn’t simply have fun that, however really leveraged and constructed on its legendary standing. By understanding how the model lives in the true world, now we have been in a position to construct hype in a playful and culturally related manner, which followers have liked.”