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 Pregnant Meghan Markle cradled her baby bump as she left her hotel just hours before her glamorous baby shower

 The Duchess of Sussex wore an all black ensemble as she left The Mark Hotel for Met Breuer art museum just a few blocks away

 After her visit to the museum, Meghan was joined by her close pal and former Suits co-star Abigail Spencer at The Surrey hotel

 Bunches of beautiful pink roses were earlier seen being delivered before the Duchess turned up looking sophisticated, dressed in black

 The delivery truck was seen unloading an array of bouquets in New York with hotel staff carrying them inside The Mark Hotel, where rooms start at £620 and the suites go up to nearly £75,000 a night

Read More Suits star brings gift to Meghan Markle's baby shower with one intriguing detail    Smaller table arrangements were also spotted, featuring colourful spring flowers

 A package believed to contain a crib as a gift to Meghan's baby was also being delivered

 Officers from the New York Police Department were seen arriving at the same hotel

 A truck dropped off barricades as police entered the building to speak to security in preparation for the big day

  The Duchess reportedly jetted to New York for five days of rest and relaxation before the baby is born this spring

Read More Inside Meghan Markle's New York baby shower - with macarons and lots of baby clothes    Meghan is believed to be taking time out with her close friends in the Big Apple

 She will enjoy "rest, shopping and good food" with her "closest and most loyal" friends, according to Harpers Bazaar

 It was also revealed that while there, her pals would throw her a baby shower with 15 guests at a private location

Read More Meghan Markle jets to New York to see 'loyal pals' for baby shower amid family feud   The visit - her first to New York since her wedding to Prince Harry last year - is said to have been planned months ago

 A source told the website: "The trip is a lovely chance to catch up with friends and spend time in a city she loves

 "This will be the last time a lot of them will see Meg until after the baby is born so it's nice to share precious moments

"  Among the things Meghan has done since touching down is a trip to bakery Ladurée with pal Jessica Mulroney

 And the source added: "Meg will be flying home refreshed and relaxed - and with a lot of new baby clothes

" Read More Meghan Markle pregnant

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"QU'EST-CE QUE LE KARATE T'AS APPORTÉ ?" Épisode 2 avec ALAIN FIGLARZ - Duration: 9:58.

hi alain thanks for coming to maccabi and it makes hello hello to all

I present you alain figlarz you commit one the mauler agree the

taulier of the waterfall in France this is what which allowed me to do my classes for

the moment in two movies we hope more we will see later "Raid Dingue" and

also "ANNA" of luc besson we'll see here short today so we get Alain he

choreographed okay the best action movies in france so

Bourne razors "The Memory in The Skin", Taken

Bourne Identity

after the Taken I did not do the first Taken, I was on number 2

and number 3, carrier 2 3 4, Nest of Guepes, 36 quai des orfèvres

and then we will not start, but it's been thirty-six years

profession already I'm 56 years old I started to 17 yeah yeah that's so good a real

so we can say more so me there is something I wanted

ask Alain Figlarz because as you know in but in my videos there is a

theme that I had addressed a first time and that Aurelien Duarte and that

"What did karate bring you?"

karate so I wanted to ask one in relation to the cinema and all

these action scenes of fights "What did Karate bring you for the Cinema?"

because you have been karate and martial arts practitioners

in general so I wanted to know what what did it bring you for the cinema a

month karate it brought me lots of things that brought me things that brought me

techniques that brought me a wisdom it brought me

and that brought me the cinema why I explain 1 I started with judo

when I was little 2 to 5 and a half 6 years I advise gillot and at the same time

I did taekwondo so here I was doing a taekwondo judo

and then I saw a guy named Michel Chapuis in my club in Servant

viet vo dao and I loved the side viêt hyper handsome kid of michel le petit

tracksuit that he's going well legs and where I say wow it's touching but it

so I fell in love and

little by little the bird makes its nest as we say and because we're not going

to tell not everything we do not have the time but I remain focused a game

so I'm going back on a course of karate was Guy Sauvin who was doing a

course and the hallucinated gt jiwa that's hot and fucking it's great so I

start with a little karate and I meeting Georges Tziga

Georges Tziga is amazing is that and one is a fucking teacher of

karate and two it's a guy who was making cinema that regulated

fighting and who with I had no yes Christian Fechner agree and it's a

great friend Gerard Lanvin a great friend to Lino Ventura, Giraudeau, I'm learning

as much as you bah yeah there Giraudeau and and this guy so settled the

fighting for for gérard for finally for for the films of Christian Fechner

walk in the shade all this is him and and by going to his club so by the way

the grades and everything she said alain thing if you want to do cinema I

will introduce people patati patata and that's how it started me

was doing show and little by little I met a few people and

I made my first film by the way first realization of Christian

Fechner the bastard of god it was called and this is my first film that I have

ok thanks to george dia and then after my down here we did our

school and company mistake but karate bring me brought and one of

knowledge and 2 a acknowledgment voila knowledge

and recognition so here I am very very very very

proud of this martial art and all my friends, your father Daniel SERFATI

all everything all these people there it's people I met in the

karate I did bercy I organized a bercy

for karate bushido for ghislaine barissa organized for 15 years

show I've met everything we've met mythomaniac to the great

master and that's where I made the share of things sorting me that enormously

served for my work also from choreographers and here at home I am

never got into a martial art for go all the way to combat and all

were bad I was not very fight and where I'm mostly mito

so that's why I was taking ... Attention it is not that mytho me I can

to say they send he is he is modest but he sends it's not pejorative it's

the mito ie I never want spoken you are a karate teacher

of course I'm a teacher of illusions that's me I'm made of

magic you do concrete you have worked all these years to have

your grade your daddy Daniel SERFATI the same is actually

all the people who practice martial arts so here I respect

that's why I'm doing that always share things on me I

put me on the fancy side but I see I do not have to say I am I

the game so we are nothing here walk and I had a question really

this is the second question "what is what did karate bring you? "

saw in the action movies the movies of fighting the 90s a lot of

karate Jean Claude Van Damme Chuck Norris a little bit even before tomorrow

Joe Lewis, Bill Wallace the first karate films made with Europeans

yeah that's right and suddenly but what I asked myself today

now we see more scenes that's true of close combat fighting

close together but still today because of you yes but

can we still today we still use a little bit of karate

in the cinema we always use karate we will call it a punch

directly you will call it a tsuki, the other he will call it Kizami Tsuki or Gyaku Tsuki

And so on there is another who will call

is he a direct punch I'm going call it a nudge

you want to remember it's different circular kick ushiro ben tu

see what I mean; Put him a Mawashi in the language

current

mawashi circular kick mawashi

For example put him a Uraken yeah no but there are some little words like that that stayed and

which remains in all the choreographers of the whole world that's what's funny

it's the access of Japanese words that are there and when you're in Japan it's true I

I'm going to finish in Japan, you're not welcome bullshit like that

oh yeah passionata all the guys who make shingai taste the rope that

know well cushing collar is there when you tell them but from those who

listen removes is what they listen to this month I thought I had done that

and because you knew the bus because so much done it's funny to know

Everyone in the end also uses small term

like that so it's my turn yeah then karate karate karate that's

old and it will last finally all the martial arts is the

birth of this and that's it like that happens

and then, well, what we do is so we still see karate we see

no karate it's the modes we did karate movies we made movies

from kung fu we created movies of 6 so the maintenance and the pen each

syllable kali all that krav maga me the first time I do krav

maga on the screen I was told what is it I did not have what to say because I said

if I say krav maga to consonances Israeli we were in conflict

it's been more than 20 years that I do that and it's true that I have

said good I'm doing great magal and we asked me if paul cramaille I got

more Israeli fight but I mixed with cali it's true we mixed with

of kali are among others phases of wingchun and the phases of karate so

it's a mix made with with then what I know how to do what others at

do not want to know everything so we take specialists like

I took you for internships or for filming we could train

comedians thank you you take people like this and here you bring his voice the

super bomba a going can say a big thank you I can do a clever hug

you allow me I know you do not like that I cuddle you every time

we are shooting I want to make him a Hug

he hits it there we try alain thank you a lot then to see the puncture of

eyes you saw in the cinema thank you friends for watching this video

there will be others what is the karate brought you with

personalities okay so here's so you liked do not hesitate to put a

blue thumbs on the video if you did not like

put the step was not no I'm kidding

insults too here is not you this is not me me me me I read that

you insult do not hesitate do not hesitate not to comment if you have

reflections for example if you have questions

We will be able to answer next time on some points of agreement and if you

have questions okay Alain FIGLARZ and me being close we can redo for

able to answer your questions and about other topics here are the friends subscribe

I'll see you soon thank you bye hi

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Life as a Gay Korean | Interview - Duration: 14:24.

Hello, everybody! What's up? My name's Andrew, my pronouns are he/him

and today I'm joined by a very special guest

Would you like to introduce yourself?

Hi guys! Nice to meet you

My name is Jihwan Park, a.k.a. Rookie

I'm Andrew's best friend from Korea

What are your pronouns?

He/him/his

And how do you identify?

I am gay!

Same.

So, where do you live right now?

Currently, I'm living in Canada, in Toronto. Yes.

In Toronto?

Yes

Um, where were you born?

I was born in Korea. In Busan

In Busan, South Korea?

Yes

Um, how old were you when you moved to Toronto?

I came here about, about four years ago

when I was 22 years old. Yes.

Okay. You moved there for college, right?

Uh, well, I wanted to study English

That was my main reason. But then I kinda fell in love with Toronto

So I wanted to go to college and after I finished my school

I wanted to get PR (Permanent Residence)

Yeah, that's what I'm doing right now

Alright, cool

Let's talk a little bit about what it was like for you as a gay Korean

When did you realize that you were gay?

Uhh, I'm not sure

but I'd been sensing that I like guys

when I was really really young

like, even when I was like eight years old

'cause like, on the street I thought, "Oh, that guy is really handsome"

"Oh, that guy is really hot"

But I didn't realize that I actually like guys

So, when I identify myself as gay...

Probably when I was twenty years old, nineteen years old

Yeah, I knew for a long time, too, but I didn't come out until I was 22 years old

So, have you come out yet?

I came out to my friends in Canada

and a few friends in Korea

and one of my family members

but not parents, no

Mm, not your parents yet. Understandable

Do you want to talk a little bit more about that?

About coming out?

About your parents

Right now, I'm not planning to come out to my parents

until I get a job or until I get, like

I can take care of myself

Then maybe I'm ready to come out to my parents

but right now I'm not planning on it

You want to wait until you're independent first

Yes, yes

So one question that I really want to ask you is: What experiences have you had with gay culture and other gay people in Korea?

Well, when I was in Korea, like, I don't know. I feel like people

don't really think that there is gay people exist

So, for example, I was in high school

and people - I was in the boy's school, so there's all male guys in the school

Like a thousand guys

And because I'm tiny, short, and kinda cute

You are cute, yes

So, so a lot of guys came to me, like touched me or

put me on their laps

or they hug me, y'know? They don't care about that

You know, if a guy does that in America, it's kinda a big deal, right?

but in Korea they don't think about that kind of stuff

In Korea, it's just "skinship," just regular physical affection between friends, right?

But, like, right now I feel like it's more...

Like the gay culture in Korea is kinda different

So people are trying to not, you know, touch other guys

Trying to be careful

Interesting

Have you experienced any sort of gay culture in Korea that's like

a pride parade or a gay club or anything like that?

Oh, actually I went to Korea two months ago

and my friend told me that there is a gay area in Busan

and, like, my city is really really far from Seoul

I heard there are a lot of gay clubs on a "gay street" in Seoul

Which is Itaewon, I believe

I'm not sure, but Busan is a really conservative country

or city, sorry

So, I was, like, surprised

'cause there is a gay area in Busan

and one of my friends recommended me to go there, so I went there

and was like, it was like just a general gay bar

Nothing special, but I was a little bit surprised

Okay. So for you, personally, what was the most difficult thing about being gay in Korea?

Everything, I would say

because I can't be myself in Korea; I always have to

lie or have to hide something

And I even went out with girls a couple of times

And even with my friends, my guy friends, they are always talking about girls, right?

So I have to, like, agree

"Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh yeah, I know girls are like this, yeah."

And I have to, kinda pretend I like sports or computer games, you know

It was like I can't be myself

You have to pretend to like computer games to make yourself seem straight?

Yes

Interesting. So, right now you live in Toronto, Canada, right?

Okay, so how has your experience been living as a gay man in Toronto versus Korea?

Well, it's a long story

I didn't thought - I didn't think Canada would be this liberty country?

You know what I mean?

- Liberal? - Liberal country, yes

Sorry about my English

So when I came here, I have one story

One of my English teachers, during the class, she's like:

"You know, my girlfriend and I, blah blah blah"

"My girlfriend and I went to trip"

Or like, she was talking about her girlfriend

And I was like, "What??"

"How... What did you say? What girlfriend?"

How can she be so honest in front of her students?

How can she be so proud of herself?

It was like, kinda a culture shock

It was like, "Wow."

And then I noticed that I want to be like her

I want to be proud of myself

I want to be who I am

So it was a good shock, not a bad shock?

Yeah, it was a good shock, yeah

Yeah, that was kinda like the starting point

that I realized, "Oh maybe

this country can provide me [a place] to be who I am"

Who I want to be

And were you able to do that?

And, actually, like a few - a month later

I texted her

Like, even though I know that she is gay

I can't really come out, because I had never done that before

And I was still afraid

So, a month later, I was like:

"I want to to that, I'm gonna do that." So I texted her

"Uh, hey, I've been thinking about this

a long time, and I can't do this, blah blah blah.

I'm gay like you." So this is my very first time coming out

Blah blah blah, so I texted her a long text

And she's like, "Oh, I'm so proud of you."

"You're gonna be fine." And then she gave me a lot of good advice

So, since then, I was starting to come out to my friends in Canada

Not in Korea

That's really great. I'm glad you had such a supportive teacher

However, what's the most difficult thing about being gay in Canada?

Difficult thing... Um, I don't know

I feel like it's such a perfect place to be gay, you know?

You can even hold hands outside. You can kiss. They don't judge

But there are some people who still have, like

Uh, what is it? Like, homophobic people out there

But most people are really nice. They support gay people

Yeah, I don't see the negative things in Toronto

Mm, that's really great. So what are the positives of being gay in Canada?

As I said, you can be who you want to be

And the best thing was I can go out

with my partner, and I don't have to worry about other people

I can hold his hand. I can - I mean

I've never kissed outside, in public

I can - I'm kinda still nervous

with doing that, but I think it's just a personal issue

You can be who you want to be

And you know, there's no - there's nothing that says you have to

kiss in public or show PDA

Do whatever you're comfortable with

So we talked about the positives of being gay in Canada

Were there any positives of being gay in Korea?

Uh, I feel like it's easier

Because Korean culture, it's like pretty gay, you know

What do you mean?

They don't care about guys putting makeup on or taking care of their fashion and skincare

If you do that here, people might think, "Oh, he is gay," you know?

But in Korea, it's kinda common

And I like enjoying - I enjoy doing that, so they don't really think that I am gay or something

Mm, okay

You know what I mean? You know?

Yeah, so in Korea, you can enjoy your hobbies without people thinking you're gay

Yeah

Ok, that makes sense

Like, for example like wearing pink pants. People think it's stylish

So here's a question for you: What advice would you give

to young queer people living in Korea right now?

What's something you wish you had heard when you were younger?

I mean, probably you guys are really afraid of

who I - who you are

And probably, you might think that's wrong

"There's something wrong with me." But trust me,

It's not. It's not your fault or anybody's fault. Its just

You're just born like that, and

I think you should be proud of yourself and

and try to be who you want to be, you know?

There's nothing wrong, and I'm here to support you guys

So don't be afraid

Do you want to say anything in Korean to them?

Uh, sure

I love you

Alright, last question

Do you wish any of your life experiences were different?

From the time you were born up until now

Um, I always say this:

That I wanted to be born a hundred years later

That would be easier for me

But actually, I want to change the perspective of being gay

So that's why I'm doing this

You know, I'm kind of afraid of, "What if this video goes viral?"

And my parents or family members watch this video, you know?

But, I think we have to go through this together

And I can't hide forever

'Cause it's not going to change anything, so yeah

I don't want to complain. "Why was I born in such a bad time?"

But I don't want to think about that, I want to change it.

So, yeah. We can do it!

Awesome. Well, um, do you have a YouTube channel?

Ooh, yes I have a YouTube channel

What's it called?

It's called Rookie Canada Life

Subscribe to my channel! I do blogging, sometimes I do challenge videos

Or like music video stuff, yes

I will link that video in the description for all of you guys to check out

Well, thank you so much for joining me for this discussion

And thank you guys for watching. Leave a comment and subscribe

And I will see you guys in another video very soon

- Bye! - Bye!

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Donnybrook bushfire emergency as homes threatened near Nannup, Balingup, Bridgetown - Duration: 4:46.

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Liverpool prove there was no need to worry as Fabinho goes backwards - Duration: 3:39.

 It was the reminder Liverpool neither wanted nor needed.  And a Champions League clash with Bayern Munich was the least opportune time for a glimpse of life without Virgil van Dijk at the heart of a defence that has shone this season

 Van Dijk's suspension for this round of 16 first leg tie had been known since December

 What only became apparent in recent weeks, though, was that he'd be joined on the sidelines by Joe Gomez and Dejan Lovren

 Step forward – or rather backwards – Fabinho, for the third time this season deputising at centre-back

Read how the match unfolded at Anfield HERE  The other two times were at Wolverhampton Wanderers and Brighton and Hove Albion

And, to be blunt, Raul Jimenez and Glen Murray are not Robert Lewandowski.  At least Joel Matip, playing alongside Fabinho, had experience of attempting to repel Bayern having previously been at Schalke in the Bundesliga

 Not that it was particularly successful, the Cameroonian on the winning side in only one of 15 previous meetings and helping keep only one clean sheet

 Matip almost ruined chances of another when smashing a clearance against Alisson Becker from close range, the goalkeeper starting a Liverpool game for the first time without Van Dijk in front of him

See how we rated the playes in Liverpool's match v Bayern Munich HERE  Alisson's uncertainty with the ball at his feet didn't help the nerves of an untested back line

 But Liverpool eventually found their feet, both at the back and in the game in general, even if their play at the back was never completely calm

The best pictures from Liverpool vs Bayern Munich View gallery    Lewandowski only had one other real sight at goal, denied by a neat Fabinho challenge inside the penalty area

 Bayern didn't have a single shot on target, a testament to the collective effort to keep the Bundesliga side at bay

 Come the final whistle, the away end was understandably the more delighted, not least with Liverpool having spurned a number of decent opportunities at the other end in a strangely incident-free encounter

 But by keeping a home clean sheet – so vital in European knockout ties – the temporary defence has given Jurgen Klopp's side every chance of finishing the job in Germany in three weeks

 Nevertheless, nobody will be complaining at Van Dijk being available for the Allianz Arena

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Luka Jovic Transfer Rumours Rubbished by Frankfurt Director as Top European Clubs Circle - Duration: 2:38.

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Jadon Sancho latest as David De Gea new contract 'gets closer' - Duration: 1:47.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman may not intend on buying Manchester United after

all. But that's not going to stop the club being

linked with the world's best players.

Reports claimed that Prince bin Salman was pursuing a deal worth £3.8 billion as he

looked to buy-out the Glazers. That, though, won't be happening - but just

when it seemed like fans could forget about money being pumped in, speculation is growing.

United may not soon be in new hands but there's plenty of excitement about the summer.

We've been keeping a close eye on things as the speculation keeps on coming.

United accept they have to be in the Champions League if they are to land Jadon Sancho.

Old Trafford officals have made Borussia Dortmund's teenage wonder kid Sancho their

top target. They could offer the £100m that would be

needed to sign the England prospect - but know they need to make the top four.

Confidence has never been higher that David De Gea will sign his new deal.

ESPN suggest only a few 'concerns' over agent fees driving the deal up are stopping

pen being put to paper. De Gea is set to become the highest paid player

in Premier League history - if he extends his eight-year stay.

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Chanel muse Diane Kruger leads celebrity tributes to Karl Lagerfeld as he passes away aged 85 - Duration: 14:42.

Chanel muse Diane Kruger leads celebrity tributes to Karl Lagerfeld as he passes away aged 85

Chanel muse Diane Kruger has led the stars paying tribute to late designer Karl Lagerfeld after it was revealed he passed away from pancreatic cancer on Tuesday, aged 85.

In a heartbreaking post, she revealed she was bringing her four-month-old daughter to meet him in France yet admitted 'I was too late'.

Iconic fashion designer Karl died in Paris, Chanel sources confirmed. The artistic director for Chanel had looked increasingly frail in recent seasons, and had suffered ill health in recent weeks.

In Diane's tribute to the star, she revealed she was set to fly to France this week to introduce Karl to her daughter, as she penned: 'Karl.

I cannot tell you how much you meant to me and how much I will miss you.

'I will never forget your kindness towards me, your laughs, your imagination. I came to France see you this week and introduce you to my daughter.I'm heartbroken I was too late. Rest In Peace, I adore you'.

An official statement shared on Karl's Instagram account read: 'The House of KARL LAGERFELD shares, with deep emotion and sadness, the passing of its creative director, Karl Lagerfeld, on February 19, 2019, in Paris, France.

'He was one of the most influential and celebrated designers of the 21st century and an iconic, universal symbol of style. Driven by a phenomenal sense of creativity, Karl was passionate, powerful and intensely curious.

He leaves behind an extraordinary legacy as one of the greatest designers of our time, and there are no words to express how much he will be missed.

Alexa Chung, another close ally to Chanel, shared a cheeky tribute in which she penned: 'Rest in peace, Karl. I remember being so scared to interview you and yet you were in fact incredibly witty and generous.

'Thank you for inviting me to some of the most glamorous experiences of my life, it was an honour to know you. Oh yeah and thanks for the dry shampoo tip, will always think of you as I powder my wig.'.

Victoria Beckham wrote: 'So incredibly sad to hear this. Karl was a genius and always so kind and generous to me both personally and professionally. RIP'.

Clearly heartbroken, Bella Hadid wrote: 'Nothing feels right today. at a loss for words and so heartbroken by the loss of Karl.

'His humor, wit , love and passion for fashion will live on forever. Thank you for the inspiration that you gave to this world and for all of the hearts that you touched in the process.

'Every time I saw you it felt like the first time & I will miss your hugs so much. Sending my love to the Lagerfeld family and to all closest to him. I am so sorry. We all love you so much.

Lily Allen spoke in her recent autobiography about their friendship and was previously lauded by the designer for her style and energy.

Speaking of her Chanel campaign, Karl said in 2009: 'I love Lily Allen. She looks a lot like Gabrielle Chanel and she is a self-made woman. She is cool, young and extremely witty.

Photographing her for this advertising campaign was fantastic fun. She is extremely inspiring and is completely taken with the bags - with her typical English reserve!".

Clearly heartbroken at the news, Lily wrote on Tuesday: 'You made me feel like a princess. I never quite understood what you saw in me.

'But I am forever grateful for the support that you and Chanel have given me over the last 15 years. Rest In Peace Karl, you were a true genius and will be missed, so much.'.

Lindsay Lohan shared a throwback snap of the pair with the added caption: 'My heart is broken. Thank you for everything x'.

Recalling her own experiences with the fashion great, Winnie Harlow posted: 'After my first campaign you were asked on French television what you thought of me and you said you would have to meet me to truly know.

'I sent the interview to my French girl friend to translate and was elated you knew of my existence.

Years later during fashion week in Paris you and your family walked into the restaurant my team and i were in and sat at the table next to us.

'All i could do was stare as this legend was sitting an arm stretch away. I got up and walked passed your table only to go to the bathroom and check my hair before strutting to your table and introducing myself.

You told me you knew who i was and that the grace i walked with reminded you of a young Naomi Campbell. Wow.

those words will ring in my head forever. I'm happy i got to know what you thought of me. Sending my love to the Lagerfeld family, you're in my prayers.'.

Marion Cotillard shared a lengthy message in both French and English reading: 'Dear Karl. Your Being was so vibrante, your profound kindness, your curiosity of the world and humanity touched me so deeply.

'What you have left is Alive, Luminous and Bright. The world Genius suits you perfectly. Thank you for the beauty, the humor, the poetry, the authenticity, the excellence, the passion and the love.

'Thank you for giving so much to France. I wish you a wonderful and peaceful journey. With all my love. Marion'.

Lily-Rose Depp penned: 'Cher Karl, que dire pour exprimer à quel point vous allez nous manquer. The world will never know another force like you.

'My heart is so heavy today, but so full of gratitude for all that you have taught and done for me.

Your kindness, humour, and loyalty will live on in the hearts of those who knew you and your genius will live on forever.

'I feel so lucky to have been able to work with you so closely, but even luckier to have known your heart and incredible spirit. I will hold every moment spent with you so dear.

Words can't express how much your belief in me has impacted every aspect of my life; it is a gift I could never thank you enough for.

'You made my dreams come true. Thinking of my chanel family today and all those who knew and loved Karl, on vous aime.

Chanel model Cara Delevingne shared a candid behind the scenes snap with the caption: 'Such an honour to have been able to meet the legend that was @karllagerfeld A true fashion icon #karllargerfeld #RIP'.

Kris Jenner thanked the star, writing: 'You bought so much beauty, style and grace to this world. Karl, you will forever be a true legend, an icon, an inspiration.

'It was such a thrill and a pleasure to have met you, to have worked with you, and to have experienced the amazing times when you would photograph my girls for your beautiful campaigns.

'There will never be another like you, my dear friend, and you will be truly missed.

Sharing a shot of her shoots with the icon, Kim Kardashian wrote: 'We lost a true legend!!!! You were such an inspiration to the world! You shot my first fashion shoot and I was so nervous to work with such an icon!.

'The world is so much chicer because you existed! I am beyond honored to have met you and had the opportunity to work with you. You are so loved and will be so missed'.

Lottie Moss was left devastated when she shared a post at 12.39PM revealing she had just woken up to hear of the fashion maven's passing. She penned: 'The saddest news to wake up to, A legend. You will be missed by many'.

David Beckham posted a quote from the icon within a message reading: '"Evolution is the secret for the next step" - rest in peace, Karl Lagerfeld'.

Yet another supermodel tribute came from Gigi Hadid, as she posted: 'I'm so heartbroken I almost don't have words.

'There will never be another Karl Lagerfeld. Ever second with you was an honour, joy and inspiration. I wish I could give you one last hug. I love you Karl. Thank you for everything.

Stella McCartney posted a long message reading: 'This is a truly sad day. To say I knew this gentle man that changed how we all looked at the world, is an honour.

'My heart goes out to his loved ones and to all that felt his delicate and spectacular touch on an industry that is so crowded with characters.

He held his place high above all and his sharp wit and mind blew us all away. 'One that will be missed for many, many years to come and will always be responsible for so much creative genius.

'Thank you Karl for all the beauty and for seeing the world through those iconic glasses that were truly rose-tinted with a vision that was like no other. You will be very missed. And always loved x'.

For the first time in decades Lagerfeld did not come out to take a bow at the Chanel's couture show in Paris in January, something the company attributed to him being tired.

As well as his decades of unforgettable designs, Lagerfeld was also famous for his acid tongue. After the 2011 Royal Wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, he said Kate has a 'nice silhouette', but that sister Pippa Middleton 'struggles'.

'I don't like the sister's face. She should only show her back.'. When offering his thoughts on Russia he said: 'If I was a woman in Russia I would be a lesbian, as the men are very ugly.

Lagerfeld - dubbed 'Kaiser Karl' and 'Fashion Meister' - was worshiped like a god in fashion circles around the world up until his death.

The Hamburg-born son of a German mother and Swedish father, left his home country for France and the capital of fashion - Paris - in his early 20s and is best known for his association with Chanel, dating back to 1983.

But Lagerfeld, who simultaneously churned out collections for LVMH's Fendi and his eponymous label - an unheard of feat in fashion - was also brand in his own right.

Sporting dark suits, white, pony-tailed hair and tinted sunglasses in his later years that made him instantly recognisable, even outside the court of haute couture.

The designer mingled with the young and trendy until the last, pairing up with 17-year-old catwalk darling Kaia Gerber, daughter of Cindy Crawford, for a collaboration released by his Karl Lagerfeld brand in 2018.

His cat Choupette moved with the times too: the white-haired Birman, described by her social network minders as 'daughter of Karl Otto Lagerfeld', has more than 100,000 Instagram photo-network followers and a publishing deal.

For more infomation >> Chanel muse Diane Kruger leads celebrity tributes to Karl Lagerfeld as he passes away aged 85 - Duration: 14:42.

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Taekwondo adopted as part of regular school curriculum in Honduras - Duration: 0:34.

odorous has become the first Latin American country to add tech quando to

its public elementary school curriculum according to the South Korean embassy

there the martial art form has been adopted as a mandatory subject for

students of that level the classes taught by local masters rather than

Koreans will be held once or twice a week for about 1,800 students at 15

elementary schools including 12 in the capital Tegucigalpa tech window has

become an immensely popular sport in Honduras second only to soccer

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Henderson takes Man Utd opportunity as Bayern boss gets it wrong - Duration: 6:12.

  Henderson galvanised everything  Sometimes it doesn't take a goal. Sometimes it doesn't take a good save, or even a near miss

 On a tense Champions League evening, it was instead a more mundane contribution that sparked Liverpool into life

 Jordan Henderson, sensing the danger, sprinted a fair distance to nick the ball off the toes of Serge Gnabry inside the penalty area as Bayern Munich threatened

Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will start in 8Cancel Play now  It came midway through a first half in which Liverpool were struggling to find their groove and play their way into the game

 Anfield, boisterous and buoyant before kick-off, had become concerned by what they were witnessing

 Henderson's intervention didn't just galvanise the crowd, it roused Jurgen Klopp's side into finishing the half strongly

 Nor was it the skipper's only significant play, one perfectly-weighted throughball that created a chance for Mohamed Salah nailing the unfair myth he only passes the ball sideways

 With Fabinho forced into centre-back duties, the onus was on Henderson to provide the drive and impetus in the engine room

 He didn't disappoint, by some distance Liverpool's best performer before the break and still going strong in the closing stages

 Having sat out the last two games, Henderson knew this was an opportunity to stake a claim ahead of Old Trafford on Sunday

The captain grabbed it with both hands. The Bayern manager got it wrong  Bayern boss Niko Kovac couldn't have got it any more wrong

 Speaking ahead of the game, he declared: "I can't imagine the game will finish goalless

"  Given Bayern had kept only two clean sheets in their previous 17 away games in Europe but had scored in 21 consecutive matches going into the tie, it was hardly an outlandish claim

 But incident was rare on an evening reminiscent of an old school European heavyweight encounter

 Liverpool, whose early slumbers highlighted they'd not played in 10 days, will believe they did enough to score

Mohamed Salah sent a decent header wide, Sadio Mane drew a smart stop from Manuel Neuer with a header and Joel Matip twice could have done better

 The best chance, though, fell to Mane, the in-form Senegalese dragging a shot wide on the turn when completely unmarked in the area

 Credit must go to Roberto Firmino. The Brazilian, a major doubt through illness, clambered off his sickbed to deliver a performance that, after some recent missteps, suggested he was finding his rhythm

 But Liverpool, in terms of their final ball and finish, weren't quite there, unable to capitalise on their first-half momentum in particular

Click through the gallery below to see the best pictures from the match The best pictures from Liverpool vs Bayern Munich View gallery  "The best draw it could have been," said Klopp

 Now it's up to Bayern to decide whether they want to come out and play in the second leg

 And that may play into the hands of Liverpool given one away goal could change the entire dynamic of such a finely-balanced tie

It was never going to be over after one game  Jurgen Klopp was telling anybody within earshot that this didn't matter more than a regular Champions League knockout tie

 But even his carefully-chosen words betrayed him.  Beating Bayern, as it has been for much of his managerial career, remains kind of a big deal

 And his almost encyclopaedic knowledge of the German champions meant the Reds boss was all too aware of the task facing his side

 Those Liverpool supporters believing the tie could be done and dusted at Anfield were forgetting this is a Bayern side that has reached the Champions League semi-finals in six of the last seven seasons

 That nous was evident during a containing display which smacked of negating the home side and ensuring the second leg in Germany proves decisive

 Of course, Liverpool have been here before, and don't Bayern know it.  In 1981, the Reds were held to goalless draw by the Bundesliga side at Anfield in the European Cup semi-final but won through on away goals

 Thoughts of a repeat, though, can wait. This wasn't perfect by any means, but it was no mortal blow for Klopp's side  And confidence and momentum remains when Premier League hostilities resume with Manchester United looming on the horizon

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For more infomation >> Henderson takes Man Utd opportunity as Bayern boss gets it wrong - Duration: 6:12.

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News24 - Man United MAKE CONTACT with Barcelona star's agent as Red Devils eye up SHOCK transfer sw - Duration: 2:11.

 Man United have reportedly made contact with the agent of Barcelona and Uruguay star Luis Suarez, with the club said to be eyeing up a move for the goal-machine

 Suarez has been declining heavily in recent years, with the forward looking like a shadow of his former self this season, something that hasn't seemed to have put United off making a move for the 32-year-old if this report from Diario Gol is anything to go by

 As per the report, the club have contacted Suarez agent, with it also being noted that the Red Devils have made a huge contract offer to Suarez in order to try and convince him to move to Old Trafford

 If United were to complete this deal, it would come as a major shock for most fans, as it doesn't seem likely that the Uruguayan will be very welcome at United given his eventful past

 Suarez was involved in a very heated race row with United legend Patrice Evra a few years back, something that, when combined with his previous stint at Liverpool, would not make him a welcome arrival amongst United supporters

United look serious about bringing Suarez from the Camp Nou to Old Trafford  Signing Suarez also wouldn't really make much sense from United's point of view, as it's hard to see how the Uruguayan will get into the club's starting XI over the likes of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Romelu Lukaku

 However despite all this, it still seems like United are well in the hunt to secure Suarez's signature, a move that we're absolutely certain wouldn't go down well with the clubs fans should it end up materialising

For more infomation >> News24 - Man United MAKE CONTACT with Barcelona star's agent as Red Devils eye up SHOCK transfer sw - Duration: 2:11.

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State of the malls: Future of marketplaces as online sales grow - Duration: 2:56.

For more infomation >> State of the malls: Future of marketplaces as online sales grow - Duration: 2:56.

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Gov. Lee not changing mind about TennCare expansion as he meets African-American leaders - Duration: 1:55.

For more infomation >> Gov. Lee not changing mind about TennCare expansion as he meets African-American leaders - Duration: 1:55.

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Call him up Hudson-Odoi finally stretches his legs as glum Sarri takes Chelsea training - Duration: 4:20.

CALLUM HUDSON-ODOI finally had the chance to stretch his legs - as he trained in front of a glum-looking Maurizio Sarri today

 The young winger, 18, was once again glued to the bench for the 2-0 FA Cup defeat to Manchester United last night, with fans quickly losing patience with the boss

 Zidane is now being tipped to take over from the Italian after fans chanted "f*** Sarri-ball" and "you're getting sacked in the morning" last night

 With the Blues now out of contention in the FA Cup - as well as Premier League, you'd think - Sarri turned his attention to Europe today

 Chelsea host Malmo on Thursday in the second-leg of their last-32 Europa League tie - desperate for a more encouraging display

 The whole squad, including Hudson-Odoi, David Luiz, Pedro and Ruben Loftus-Cheek were put through their paces at Cobham today

 While Cesar Azpilicueta had demanded a cup final performance before yesterday's embarrassment, they once again showed a worrying lack of desire

 In fact, desperate fans have claimed Sarri could be "deliberately ruining" the club with his "shocking substitutions" and tactical decisions

 The Italian brought on right-back Davide Zappacosta for Azpilicueta while two goals behind with just eight minutes to go - leaving the likes of Hudson-Odoi on the bench

 Young winger Callum Hudson-Odoi was an unused substitute - and a viral picture of him giving his manager "daggers" sums up what he thought of the snubbing

Chelsea fans sing 'F*** Sarriball' as they lose to Man Utd in the FA Cup  Zinedine Zidane is now favourite to take over the reins at Stamford Bridge - but will demand £200million to overhaul the squad

 Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho is just 14-1 with bookmakers to return for a third stint at Stamford Bridge

 Zidane is the frontrunner to nab the Chelsea hotseat though, at 2/1 - alongside Sarri's assistant coach Gianfranco Zola, on Betfair

 A third spell in the job for Guus Hiddink is also considered a real possibility by bookies

 The Dutchman is currently in charge of the Chinese Under-21 national team and led the Blues for periods in 2009 and 2016

Zinedine Zidane WILL take Chelsea job. if they fulfil three key demands for the former Real Madrid boss

For more infomation >> Call him up Hudson-Odoi finally stretches his legs as glum Sarri takes Chelsea training - Duration: 4:20.

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Arsenal fans go into MELTDOWN over Serge Gnabry transfer as he impresses against Liverpool - Duration: 2:00.

 The winger impressed for Bayern Munich as they took on Liverpool in the first leg of their last 16 Champions League clash

 Gnabry played from the right and have Andy Robertson problems throughout at Anfield in the first half

 And Arsenal fans were quick to take to social media to regret letting the 23-year-old leave the club

 One said: "Why did Arsenal let go of Gnabry ffs." Another added: "How did we let Gnabry go and we still have Iwobi smh

" And a third explained: "Arsenal just create good players and let them go for free

Look at Gnabry prospering." "Gnabry has just rinsed Robertson but he apparently wasn't good enough for Arsenal ffs," a fourth said

 Gnabry has netted seven times and provided five assists in all competitions for Bayern this season

 Gnabry was one of the main threats for Bayern in the first half at Anfield. He forced some good defending from Joel Matip with a cross late on in the opening 45 minutes

 But towards the end Liverpool were well on top in the match without converting any of their chances

 Gnabry will hope he can improve Bayern's attacking momentum in the second half. MORE TO FOLLOW

For more infomation >> Arsenal fans go into MELTDOWN over Serge Gnabry transfer as he impresses against Liverpool - Duration: 2:00.

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What's it Like to Work as a Paladina Health Provider? - Duration: 2:34.

For me, as a Paladina Health physician, this model has been a blessing of new life

For the 30 years that I was in the fee-for-service world, I was taking work home

with me every night. My wife was a work widow. She is no longer. And even though

I'm available by phone, that has not been terribly intrusive, and it's just been a tremendous blessing.

The Paladina Health model is phenomenal to me. I have just

enjoyed my time and feel like this is totally the way medicine is supposed to be practiced.

I had been in a job which was burning me out. It was one

where the time demands were far beyond what I could manage, the patient demands

were far more than I could manage, and I was working 14-hour days easily.

I was just getting exhausted and that didn't make me a good physician and it didn't

make me a good colleague.

I found that I've actually been able to complete most of

my charts actually in the office the same day, take care of patient calls,

emails, that type of thing within maybe an hour so after the clinic closes, and then

I have the rest of the day and then also weekends to have a personal life.

I go home at the end of the day and my work is done except for on call but we don't

get that many calls really.

It's not just, "Okay, here's a prescription." I find that I

write much less prescriptions right now than I used to because I'm not in a hurry.

Patients dangle threads that they're

daring you to pull on to get a story out of them, but those threads take time and

in a fee-for-service world you tend to pretend that you don't see that thread

but in the Paladina Health model you have the opportunity to to pull on that

and to evoke the stories, the history that's so important that frequently

patients have never had anybody ask them before, and I love that.

For more infomation >> What's it Like to Work as a Paladina Health Provider? - Duration: 2:34.

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Justina Ireland, Josh Berk, Kate Racculia, & A.S. King: Author Soundbites!🎙✏️ - Duration: 2:01.

I have to think about this for a second.

Be who you are and resist.

Resist everything you hear.

Because it's too easy to get wrapped up in everything and just kind of going along with

the flow.

Stick to your guts.

First of all, thank you for being a reader.

You're already on a good path if you're reading books and

I would encourage you to continue to do that - to read books from people who are like you

and to read books from people who are not at all like you.

It's one of the best ways to become a better, empathetic, and more understanding person.

It's a complicated world out there and stories are one of the best ways we have to make sense

of it, so read all types of stories and then go forth and tell your own.

I would say read everything.

Read books that you never thought you would like, read books that are completely outside

your experience, your comfort zone.

Read things that scare you, read things that you love.

Don't be afraid in books and it will make you less afraid in the world.

I would say read everything.

Especially outside of your experience, and I would say read and be gentle to yourself.

Learn how to not be judgmental through reading.

Does that make sense?

Because the world is so full of judgements and so often we're constantly being judged

or judging others and then a book...I don't know... we can learn to have empathy more than judge.

So that's the big one - to be kind to yourself, to learn how to - to treat other people through

reading fictional people that maybe you don't understand but maybe you'll understand better.

Kinda grow.