Companies worth £58million, covers of Vogue and Tatler, and legal documentaries aren't things that are typically associated with WAGs. Particularly the 2006 set, who caused headlines and chaos around the world when cheering on England at the world cup.  Seventeen years ago, the quaint Black Forest town Baden Baden played host to a high-profile assortment of wives and girlfriends - among them Victoria Beckham, Cheryl Cole and Coleen Rooney - as the national side played their final tournament under Swedish manager Sven-Göran Eriksson.

Randy Murdaugh has broken his silence for the first time since his younger brother was jailed for killing his wife and son, saying that Alex is not 'telling the truth' about their brutal murders. Randy, 56, has spent the last 20 months trying to understand what exactly happened on the night of June 7, 2021, when Alex Murdaugh's wife Maggie, 52, and their son Paul, 22, were shot dead. He struggles to picture Murdaugh pulling the trigger and murdering his wife and child but he said his younger brother,who has claimed he did not carry out the killings, is a serial liar.

TV tonightTelevisionThe most adventurous sex reality series on TV returns. Plus: a fraught finale for a superb Edinburgh noir. Here’s what to watch this evening Open House: The Great Sex Experiment10pm, Channel 4“If you wanna be my lover, you’ve gotta get with my wife!” It’s the return of the reality series in which couples experiment with open sexual relationships – for better or for worse. Curious parents-of-three Chanice and Richardo and nervous newlyweds Kirstie and Connor are first to enter the mansion, where plenty of horny couples are waiting to join them in the bedroom, which has been fitted with night-cams.

Saturday Night Live is designed to be chaotic: Any time you take a host who may or may not possess a sense of humor, pair that person up with a mixed bag of comedy professionals and expect everyone to spend 90 minutes making hay out of whatever happened in the news that week, you're bound to get some winners and losers. That sense of anything-goes unevenness extends naturally to the show's musical guests.

Dua Lipa may be known for her husky vocals (which have casually helped scoop her six Brits, three Grammys and two Guiness World Records), but sat opposite her, chatting about #beautyfails, getting ready rituals and signature scents in a Parisian hotel room, I can vouch that her impossibly glowy complexion is pretty damn remarkable in its own right. Draped on a sofa in a black tank top and jeans with her dark hair tossed behind her shoulders and her makeup kept minimal, even going low-key Dua has a mega-watt aura.

In a team that has names like Sophie Smith, Alex Morgan, and Trinity Rodman; fans hailed Mallory Swanson to be one of the best assets. In the SheBelieves Cup Mallory Pugh Swanson single-handedly took USWNT to win the entire tournament. She is going to be a very key piece of the team’s arsenal in the coming months and years. With the experience of Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe and the explosive skills of Swanson and Rodman, USWNT will be the team to beat, especially in the Women’s World Cup.

In a resounding testament to his lyrical abilities and commitment to shedding light on pressing issues, Mozzy has recently dropped a new track titled "Free Juju," accompanied by a visually stunning music video. The release comes at a time when the Sacramento-based rapper continues to cement his status as one of the most influential voices in the rap game, known for his raw storytelling and unapologetic authenticity. "Free Juju" is definitely a banger, and advocates for the release of his brother.

Redeem now Jared Leisek is the founder of 'Adventures With Purpose,' a widely-lauded true crime YouTube channel. Leisek was arrested on January 5 in Utah on suspicion of child rape charges, according to jail records. Leisek is accused of raping his cousin in 1992 when she was 10 and he was a teenager. Content note: This story mentions some details about the alleged rape. This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers.

The Wales Airshow will be returning to Swansea next summer on 30th June and 1st July 2018. It will be the eighth time the city has hosted the event and comes as figures suggest this summer's Airshow gave an £8m boost to Swansea's economy. Swansea Council’s Cabinet Member for Culture, Cllr Robert Francis-Davies, said: "Next summer will be the fourth consecutive year for the Airshow in Swansea, and the recent economic impact and visitor figures justify our decision to make it an annual event.

Guess what? Every month is Black History Month – or at least it should be. But behind closed doors, many question why we even need one month dedicated to celebrating our heritage. I'll tell you why: By the time I was eight, I could tell you about all the kings and queens of England, about the battle of Hastings in 1066, and beyond. But I knew nothing about my own history, just whispers and folklore.