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I’m A Celebrity moved from usual slot to make way for World Cup coverage in ITV schedule shake-up
I’M A Celebrity has been moved from its usual timeslot to make way for World Cup coverage.
The ITV reality show, which is presented by Ant and Dec, comes live from Australia each night.
It usually airs at 9pm for an hour but is extended to a bumper 90-minute show for eliminations.
However, Monday night the show will be on at a slightly later time.
At the end of Sunday’s show Ant and Dec announced the schedule change to fans.
The Geordie duo said I’m A Celebrity would kick off at 9:15pm – directly after coverage of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
With less than one week to go until the final of this year’s series, the eliminations have begun.
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TV presenter and journalist Charlene White was the first celeb to be booted out of the jungle.
Worst House on the Street host Scarlette Douglas was the second famous face to leave.
The TV presenter was visibly shocked by her early exit – and promptly burst into tears.
After meeting hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly on the other side of the bridge, Scarlette admitted: “I’m absolutely gutted.
“I’m not even going to lie about it. I know some people wanted to leave, but I said ‘I’m not ready to go yet’.
“Those people are amazing and the jungle is incredible.”
Scarlette is the latest celebrity to be eliminated[/caption]
She was left emotional as she left during Sunday’s show[/caption]
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Daily Crunch: News and updates from TechCrunch’s Meta Connect 2022 coverage
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I have big boobs – the famed Amazon dress hugs me in all the right places but I have concerns about the coverage
A TIKTOKER put a popular Amazon dress to the test to see how it fit big boobs.
Carly Rivlin creates fashion-related content for her over 160,000 followers on TikTok, showing off her clothing hauls and trying out internet trends.
Carly Rivlin put the popular Amazon dress to the test to see how it fits on big boobs[/caption]
She tested out a popular maxi dress seen on Amazon.
“I’m sure you’ve seen it a million and one times just like I have,” said Carly.
“We’re gonna see if it works for big boobies.”
Carly bought the dress in blue but said it’s available in multiple other colors.
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The dress had a very low back, as Carly demonstrated in the video.
“Length-wise, I feel like it’s pretty good, but as I’ve been walking around my apartment and stuff it’s riding up,” she said.
“Like it’s fully not staying as a maxi dress on me which is annoying.”
She also said that, for the sake of the video, “while it may look like everything is ok,” she added while gesturing towards her chest.
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However, in reality, Carly said that if she sneezes a little too hard or moves her arms too aggressively, “we have a situation.”
The straps on the dress are adjustable, but Carly said they don’t stay that well, which is difficult for someone looking for support.
“For the price, I’m impressed, but it’s a little impractical for me.”
The listing on Amazon says the dress is currently unavailable, but it sits at a rating of four out of five stars.
“Looks amazing omg but love the honesty,” wrote one commenter.
Another commenter gave a suggestion to give the straps more support.
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“Try cutting the straps in the back and resewing them so they’re crossed in the front for extra support,” they wrote.
“If the straps aren’t long enough, get some chain from the craft store and sew those on as straps instead! Super simple alteration!”
Carly said that, for the price, the dress was great but was a bit ‘impractical’ and didn’t offer much support[/caption]
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T-Mobile says subscribers will be able to connect to Starlink’s second-gen satellites for coverage
T-Mobile and SpaceX have announced a new technology alliance they’re calling “Coverage and Above and Beyond” that aims to end mobile deadzones. In an event at SpaceX’s Starbase facility, the companies have revealed that they’re working on integrating a slice of T-Mobile’s mid-band 5G spectrum into the second-gen Starlink satellites launching next year. It’s like putting a cellular tower in the sky, T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert said during the event. He also said that they’re envisioning a future wherein if you have a clear view of the sky, you are connected on your mobile phone — even if it’s the middle of the ocean. No more getting worried that you won’t be able to get in touch with first responders or friends and family while driving or hiking in places where there’s typically no coverage.
The companies are making it so that your existing phones can connect to the service, which will enter beta as soon as late next year. It will start with messaging (SMS, MMS and select messaging apps), allowing you to send and receive messages in real time, and Sievert said the companies will keep going until the service can also offer data and voice. While the partners didn’t exactly launch a product during the event, the T-Mobile CEO promised that the service will come free with T-Mobile’s popular plans. For low-cost plans that don’t include it, the carrier may charge for the service, but for far lower prices than satellite services do.
SpaceX chief Elon Musk tweeted that connectivity will be 2 to 4 Megabits per cell zone, which isn’t a high bandwidth, but will work great for texting and for voice calls.
Note, connectivity will be 2 to 4 Mbits per cell zone, so will work great for texting & voice calls, but not high bandwidth
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 26, 2022
On stage, Musk said the service will save lives, as it will allow people to call for help even from the most remote places. When asked how his company had to tweak Starlink satellites for the service to work, Musk said SpaceX had to design a very big, extremely advanced antenna that has the ability to pick up very quiet signals from your cellphone. The company is still currently working on it in the lab, but Musk said SpaceX is confident that it’s going to work in the field.
The company chiefs have issued an open invitation to carriers around the world to make the service available everywhere. In the US, international carriers can team up with T-Mobile so that visitors to the country will also be able to connect to Starlink satellites with their mobile devices.