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Reba McEntire has credited the late Kenny Rogers for 'saving my sanity' after her bandmates and manager were killed in a plane crash in 1991. Kenny helped Reba cope with the incident by inviting her to work on his TV movie,  The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw. 'Kenny saved my sanity in '91 when he asked me to come do The Gambler movie,' Reba, 65, told Taste Of Country. 'I was still in a state of disbelief and not knowing what I'm gonna do moving forward after the plane crash.' 'I miss him so much': Reba McEntire has credited the late Kenny Rogers for 'saving my sanity' after her bandmates and manager were killed in a plane crash in 1991 (pictured 2014) Kenny passed away at age 81 from natural causes at his home in Georgia in March 2020. 'I miss him so much,' Reba continued. 'He's such a special person and a big-hearted giver.' The tragic plane crash which took the lives of most of Reba's band occurred on t

A man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed another in the back and side in the middle of a Sydney street. Emergency services were called to Station Road, Auburn, western Sydney, at 6.30pm on Thursday. A 40-year-old man was walking on the road when he was allegedly approached by Gulfam Hussain. A man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed another in the back and side (google street view pictured) The two men allegedly started brawling in the street before a knife was pulled, and the older man was allegedly stabbed in the back and side. He was taken to Westmead Hospital, where he underwent surgery. The man is considered to be in a serious but stable condition following treatment. Hussain was arrested and charged with causing grievous bodily harm with an attempt to murder. He will appear before Burwood Local Court on Tuesday.  A 32-year-old man was arrested and charged with causing grievous bodily harm with an attempt to murder (stoc

He had a long list of conquests during this season's Bachelor In Paradise.  And now serial womaniser Ciarran Stott has his eyes on new Bachelor intrude,  Bec Cvilikas. The 25-year-old British lad has already been checking out the 25-year-old's Instagram page, liking one of the bombshell's bikini pictures from back in February.  He's at it again! Serial womaniser Ciarran Stott now has his eyes on Bachelor intruder Bec Cvilikas. The British lad has liked a bikini picture she shared back in February.  In the photo, Bec flaunts her pert derriere in a g-string leopard print bikini bottoms paired with a white top as she soaks up the sun. She looks stunning makeup free and her blonde luscious locks down.   Ciarran's apparent Instagram stalking was first noted by Bachiefunny, who wrote alongside their post: 'Didn't take long'.  It was liked by Ciarran's Bachelor In Paradise ex Kiki Morris, who also commented 'Mate' with a laughing emoji.   Interestin

Kelly from Coolamon in New South Wales An Australian woman who has experienced hair loss on three separate occasions since 2010 has grown back her locks with the help of one vitamin - and shared incredible images of the results. Kelly, who is from Coolamon in New South Wales, started taking nutritionist Jessica Sepel's $44.99 Hair + Energy tablets in April after noticing some hair loss at the top of her scalp. 'The first time this happened was in 2010 and the second was in 2016. Both these times my hair fell out over a 12 month period,' the 46-year-old told FEMAIL. 'It started in a small patch but continued to fall out all over and became very thin and sparse.' In August 2019 Kelly saw a small bald spot forming again, which continued to spread across the scalp until March 2020. Doctors have put her hair loss down to an autoimmune response called Alopecia Areata but Kelly is concerned 'fad dieting' might be setting it off. 'I think of my lifestyle during

A teenager who was allegedly shot dead by his father alongside his high-school sweetheart has been farewelled in a moving funeral service. Lukasz Kłosowski and his girlfriend Chelsea Ireland, both aged 19, were allegedly gunned down at a remote farm in Mount McIntyre in South Australia's south-east in late August. Mr Kłosowski's 46-year-old father, Pawel Kłosowski, has been charged over their deaths.  Lukasz Kłosowski and his girlfriend Chelsea Ireland, (pictured together) both aged 19, were allegedly gunned down at a remote farm in Mount McIntyre in South Australia's south-east in late August A funeral was held for Mr Kłosowski on Thursday at the Church of the Resurrection in Unley On Thursday, the 19-year-old was farewelled by family and friends at the Church of the Resurrection in Unley, and was described as a 'beautiful soul', Nine News reported.  'I'll never forget him, the sense of humour, the kindness, the family style, all that was represented,'

CEOs from more than 150 top companies have demanded that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to address public safety and fix 'quality of life issues' that have deteriorated the city.  Chief executives from companies Lyft, Macy's, Goldman Sachs and more signed the letter to de Blasio and asserted that they were sure that the city would 'remain a thriving global center of commerce, innovation and opportunity.'  But despite New York having an infection rate below one per cent for more than 30 days, the CEOs said there was widespread anxiety over public safety, cleanliness and other quality of life issues that are contributing to deteriorating conditions in commercial districts and neighborhoods across the five boroughs.'  Chief executives from companies Lyft, Macy's, Goldman Sachs and more signed the letter to de Blasio, demanding him to fix fix 'quality of life issues' in NYC The CEOs called for de Blasio to take 'immediate action to restore essent

Australians have reacted with scepticism to Annastacia Palaszczuk becoming emotional on television in her first public appearance since refusing to let a  26-year-old nurse attend her father's funeral on Thursday. The Queensland premier welled up as she refuted allegations she was 'cold-hearted and nasty' for keeping families apart with draconian border closures while letting Hollywood stars and AFL players into the state.  Many Queenslanders were unconvinced by the premier's tears. Facebook user Charlie Sass called her a 'paid actress' and another named Nicole Smith said her 'crocodile tears' were too late.  Chris Johnson added: 'I bet she didn't cry before there was a public backlash,' and George Bacic said: 'Right now I'm ashamed to be a Queenslander.' Tearful: Annastacia Palaszczuk cried on national television this morning as she fronted the cameras for the first time since refusing to let a 26-year-old nurse attend her fath

A mum-of-three has unintentionally shared a photo of herself in underwear online after posting a photo of her son's Mario Kart toy collection in a $20 Kmart Lego display. The mum posted the image to the Kmart Home Décor and Hacks Australia Facebook group, which has more than 326,000 members, but didn't notice her reflection until others pointed it out. 'I obviously didn't look at the photo before posting - I'm an embarrassment to myself, but least I had a top on today,' she wrote online. The reflection exposed the woman wearing a white striped t-shirt and black underwear while taking a photo of the display. A mum-of-three has unintentionally exposed herself in her underwear online after sharing a photo of her son's Mario Kart toy collection placed in a $20 Kmart Lego display While she was embarrassed, she didn't remove the post from the Facebook group and other mums praised her for her laidback home attire. 'I didn't even notice the reflection un

Olivia Cooke had no concerns about taking the leading role in a film populated almost entirely by men Olivia Cooke had no concerns about taking the leading role in a film populated almost entirely by men. She plays the title character in director Barnaby Thompson's belly-laugh-inducing black comedy Pixie, which opens on October 23. 'Ever since I started work, it's been a bit of a boys' club,' said the 26-year-old from Royton, who attended the Oldham Theatre Workshop from the age of eight. There are three other, much smaller, female roles, but that's it. Cooke was not fazed. 'I've inherently just been able to combat that quite easily,' she told me, 'to the point where the director, Barnaby, said to me: 'You're a bit scary, Olivia.' And I was like: 'OK.' ' She snorted. 'Boys are easy to get onside a lot of the time.' Olivia plays Pixie, a young woman on the lam in Ireland pursued by a host of characters who wish her

A home cook has created a decadent Violet Crumble dessert in her air fryer - complete with crushed caramel honeycomb, chocolate fudge and ice cream. The Australian woman shared her simple recipe to bake a 'pizookie' - a cross between a pizza and a chocolate chip cookie - typically baked in a cast-iron skillet until gooey in the middle and crispy around the edges. But instead of using an oven, she baked her Violet Crumble caramel-flavoured pizookie in her $69 Kmart air fryer. A home cook has created a decadent Violet Crumble dessert in her air fryer - complete with crushed caramel-flavoured honeycomb, chocolate fudge and ice cream  'I saw Caramel Violet Crumble all over the news last week and I decided to get a little creative with the air fryer and made a pizookie,' she wrote in a Facebook group. 'The air fryer worked great and it turned out so delicious - soft and chewy on the inside, but crunchy on the outside. Makes two large cookies or four small ones.' To m

Police officers fear Britain will resemble the 'last days of Rome' this weekend amid a storm of decadent pre-lockdown parties.      Britons have promised to run riot and enjoy one last knees-up with friends before Boris Johnson's stringent new coronavirus restrictions come into force on Monday.  The new rules mean groups of more than six people can be broken up by police, who will have the power to hand out £100 fines. Many are having to cancel parties after warnings of a rapid increase in infections among people in their teens, 20s and 30s - but fears are now rising that some young people will take this weekend as an opportunity to run wild and indulge in decadence not seen since the collapse of Europe's first great empire.     One officer, based in the north east of England, told the Telegraph: 'We are worried this weekend is going to be like the last days of Rome.  'If people think they are not going to be allowed to go out and enjoy themselves for the next f