GOGGLEBOX stars Steph and Dom Parker’s £5million hotel has gone bust. The Salutation shut its doors in January, with 33 workers sent home. The Parkers have admitted the company running the Grade I-listed manor house will be liquidated and guests’ deposits lost. The hotel in Sandwich, Kent, was being run by John and Dorothy Fothergill who leased it from the couple. Dom said: “We are sorry to confirm that The Salutation Hotel Ltd, which has been managing The Salutation, has indeed become insolvent.

“After I have sex with a guy, I will rip their heads off,” Jenni “JWoww” Farley says in the opening credits of Jersey Shore. Today, Farley is celebrated as Reality TV Royalty along with her fellow cast of Jersey Shore. In the 10 years since Jersey Shore premiered on MTV, these are the four “JWoww” moments Jersey Shore fans can’t forget. Jenni’ JWoww’ Farley rallies around ‘Snooki’ after she gets punched at Beachcomber  In the debut season of Jersey Shore, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi got punched in the face at the Beachcomber Bar and Grill.

Kodak Black Parents:- Kodak is an American rapper. Kodak gained initial recognition with his single “No Flockin”, released in 2014. Kodak’s debut album, Painting Pictures, peaked at No. 3 in the U.S. Billboard 200 and included the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 single “Tunnel Vision”. Kodak’s second album, Dying to Live (2018), peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and was supported by the single “Zeze” which peaked at No.

Challenge accepted! Katy Perry proved she’s ready to bust a move at any time — and she won’t let her baby bump stand in her way. The “Smile” singer, 35, recreated the viral “Friday Dance” challenge in a hilarious video shared by her fiancé, Orlando Bloom, via Instagram on Friday, August 7. The Lord of the Rings star, 43, drives a car while Perry is asleep in the passenger seat. Bloom wakes up the “Small Talk” songstress and asks her what day it is.

Hooking up words and phrases and clauses… Bob Dorough, the musician best known for writing and performing some of the most beloved Schoolhouse Rock songs, has died at 94. For anyone who grew up learning grammar and multiplication tables by listening to songs like “Conjunction Junction” or “Three Is a Magic Number,” it’s like a light in our childhood playrooms has gone out. Generations of kids have been introduced to the tracks Dorough wrote or sang, including all 11 of the songs on Multiplication Rock (which kick-started the Schoolhouse Rock phenomenon in 1973), as well as several favorites that were part of the collections that focused on grammar, American history, science and, later, money and ecoconsciousness.