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Burning Man festivalgoers, including Chris Rock and Diplo, had been dealing with unexpected conditions. After rainfall caused intense flooding in the desert, Nevada officials issued a shelter-in-place order. Rock, 58, and Diplo, 44, were two of the attendeesfrantically searching for a way out of the situation, which made headlines on Saturday, September 2. “A fan offered Chris Rock and I a ride out of a Burning Man in the back of a pick up,” the DJ captioned an Instagram selfie video.

A MUM has been given the shock of her life after finding a 5ft long Taiwanese Beauty Rat Snake hanging just outside her family's kitchen window. Lisa Pell, from Flixborough, Scunthorpe, had just returned home from work when she spotted the snake draped across the pagoda. The mum of three, who has a phobia of snakes, said: "I've never seen a grass snake before so to spot this outside my kitchen window, hanging from the pagoda was terrifying.

FURIOUS villagers are threatening to hound Gordon Ramsay and his family out of their $4.9million holiday home. The Kitchen Nightmares chef moved to the British coast with his wife and five kids to isolate from coronavirus. But locals fear the Ramsays — who relocated from their London home — risk spreading the killer bug which has caused havoc in the capital. Some members of a Facebook group called You Shouldn’t Be Here have threatened to expose Gordon’s address if he does not leave.

Reality after a lottery win, part two Winning the lottery can be glamorous, but it is important to be careful of the people in your life when you win. “I had one friend who told me this sob story about how behind she was on her local taxes and how they were going to take her house because she couldn’t pay,” shared one winner with Reader’s Digest. “After she left, I got on my computer, looked up her tax records, and saw that she wasn’t behind.

Actor Jacob Gibson is overwhelmed and is "struggling to find the words" to describe himself being cast to portray the popular One Piece character, Usopp. Gibson will soon be seen bringing the famous anime character of Usopp to life in Netflix's upcoming live action series.  A few days ago, the 25-year-old actor took to his Instagram to express his feelings after being confirmed for the role. Gibson posted a series of pictures and video clips on his social media, including a screengrab of Usopp to showcase his excitement for the live action series.

A heavy storm causes a lot of damage, bringing down trees, telegraph poles and fences. Bob’s in great demand but he can’t be in two places at once. He and Scoop head off to clear a road, leaving Muck and Lofty to help Farmer Pickles. Now Streaming ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7sa3RmqSorZ6pva3B0meaqKVfqLWww9JoraKclaR8hraUf6WEeYl3lqSksKh7pHpggZiQmtORpKGiYny5h5KO

JAVIER HERNANDEZ brags about giving girlfriend Sarah Kohan a cheeky slap on the bum to her 1.1million followers. The West Ham striker joked it was "the dream of most [her] followers" to touch the model's backside. He uploaded a video to Instagram where he spanks Sarah while they stand in the middle of a field. Australian beauty Sarah, 23, laughs and flinches as he makes contact. Hernandez may be right about his girlfriend's followers' wishes - as her social media pictures are bombarded by gushing compliments.

THIS car graveyard is filled with famous motors from movies and TV - including a Marvel blockbuster and an Eminem video. A film nut toured the field, picking out vehicles from fan favourites like Breaking Bad, the Sopranos and Better Call Saul. TJ Lamb, who runs MagnaCars, toured the collection put together by Devon Velvet, who he described as the "heir" to the Celebrity Car Museum over in Branson, Missouri.

Canadian actor, screenwriter, and producer Jared Keeso is best known for his role as the creator and star of the widely acclaimed comedy series Letterkenny, a show that earned him a Canadian Screen Award for Best Comedy Series in 2017.  Similarly, Keeso has left a memorable mark on the Canadian television landscape with his award-winning performances, including his portrayal of Ben Chartier in the series 19-2.  Noteworthy achievements in his career include winning a Canadian Screen Award for his role in 19-2, as well as receiving accolades for his depiction of hockey legend Don Cherry in the television films Keep Your Head Up Kid: The Don Cherry Story and The Wrath of Grapes: The Don Cherry Story II.