ComedyReviewO2 Arena, London Routines about rude Parisians and airline seats should have passed their tell-by date long ago – but Noah’s skill reanimates the fun Trevor Noah opens with a joke about taking photos then and now. Today it’s all “picture picture picture, delete delete delete”. Back then it was invite your friends round to survey the hallowed holiday album. The joke returned to mind 90 minutes into Noah’s set, when it dawned on me that Off the Record is a holiday album, in which the South African shares with us observations and adventures (buying clothes in Paris; a trip to the Taj Mahal) from his world tour so far.

600Breezy caught lots of flack this week after posting personal text messages between himself and his late girlfriend, Raven, who reportedly died by suicide. Fans initially offered their condolences to the rapper after he shared the news --- but things took a turn after Breezy's ex Queen Key, slammed the star for "clout chasing" and using Raven's death to gain attention. "My condolences to her actual family," she tweeted. "I apologize that this weird a** Nigga even got mfs commenting goofy shit on her passing.

Modern Family’s final episode aired on April 8, 2020. Longtime fans bid a tearful goodbye to Claire and Phil Dunphy.  Even though the series is officially over, the loveable couple promised to leave the porch light on, because, after all, the kids always come back home again. Speaking of that home, the Dunphys house was just as much a character in the show as the Dunphys themselves, but could they really afford it?

Diana Ross went for a very casual California look on Tuesday. The legendary singer - best known for the hit songs Endless Love and Ain't No Mountain High Enough - wore a plaid coat and UGG boots as she was spotted on at a movie studio in Los Angeles. And the 74-year-old mother-in-law of Ashlee Simpson also went completely makeup free with her hair down. Legend on set: Diana Ross went for a very casual California look on Tuesday.

There’s a much-ballyhooed law of the internet that if something exists, there is pornography inspired by it. That no matter what weird or seemingly banal thing you can think of, somebody out there is getting their jollies to it. But that concept has a (presumably) cleaner doppelganger: that no matter how cripplingly boring a subject may seem, thousands are furiously talking about it in the depths of the web.