6 days agoNew York StateComments Off on Love Island’s TWO new bombshells revealed – and it’s bad news for villa boys
TWO hunky new bombshells have entered Love Island – and it’s bad news for the boys in the Majorca villa.
Semi pro footballer Shea Mannings and fitness influencer Remell Mullins will be seen on screen within days.
instagram/@shea.manningsShea Mannings has landed in the Love Island villa[/caption]
InstagramBosses have thrown a cat among the pigeons with two new bombshells – including fitness influencer Remell[/caption]
Maya Jama announced a huge twist on launch nightEroteme
Shea is a 6ft 4 striker from Brighton with an Instagram bursting with action shots from his time on the pitch.
Remell boasts over 18million likes and half a million followers on TikTok thanks to his sizzling body transformation videos.
A source told The Sun: “The two new boys are already in the villa and immedietely started turning heads.
“The OG lads thought they were safe but three bombshells in three days shows that producers aren’t messing around.”
instagram/@shea.manningsShea is 6ft 4 footballer from Brighton[/caption]
InstagramRemell posts about his body transformation on TikTok[/caption]
Shutterstock EditorialLove Island’s first bombshell swiped Ben[/caption]
Shutterstock EditorialHe was initially partnered up with Shakira[/caption]
6 days agoNew York StateComments Off on Watch world’s rarest sports cars & modern classics roar into central London – from 90s Bugatti to £60k Ford Capri
IF there’s one thing I learned from my Thursday at the London Concours, it’s that the world’s greatest cars somehow look even better in the pouring rain.
The capital was in full “classic British summertime” mode as we gathered in the heart of the Big Smoke at the Honourable Artillery Company for the ultimate petrolhead garden party – with rain pelting down as we walked through the gates.
The rare Bugatti EB110 SuperSport, originally built for the Brunei royal family, stole the show at the London ConcoursMichael GolsonA rally legend with just 1,100 miles on the clock took home the Fast Fords class gongMichael GolsonMichael GolsonThe X-Pack Ford Capri, restored and upgraded to perfection, now worth an impressive £57,000[/caption]
Michael GolsonThe Audi RS2 Avant, a super estate with Porsche DNA, featured in the Youngtimers display[/caption]
Michael GolsonThe Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, developed during Mercedes’ partnership with McLaren, with just 3,200 miles on the clock[/caption]
Michael GolsonThe ultimate petrolhead garden party, with rare sports cars and modern classics on display[/caption]
The sight of dozens of the world’s most iconic sports cars – the kind you usually only see in books or posters – all lined up on the green lawns, surrounded by white tents, made it all worthwhile.
The London Concours, now in its ninth year, is a proper showcase of the world’s most exotic supercars, plus a healthy dose of modern classics thrown in for good measure.
It’s the stuff of dreams for any petrolhead.
Perhaps the star of the show was the rarely-seen Bugatti EB110 SuperSport – one of the first cars to greet us as we walked in.
One of just 33 SuperSport models ever made, this beast was originally built for the Brunei royal family back in 1993.
Capable of over 200mph, it beat out legends like the Porsche 930 Turbo S, Porsche 911 GT1, McLarenF1 and Porsche 959 to win top honours in the Dream Cars class.
When it was new, the EB110 SuperSport would’ve set you back around $380,000 (roughly £280,000).
Nowadays? Try $1.2 million (about £936,000).
FAST FORDS
While sheltering from the morning downpour under one of the tents, I couldn’t help but notice the collection of legendary Fords nearby.
A rare Ford RS200 was the pick of the bunch, which took the win in the Fast Fords class.
This rally-spec beauty is one of just 15 ever built and spent the first 30 years of its life in storage, with just 1,100 miles on the clock.
These days, though, it’s out and about during the summer months.
It was joined by an X-Pack Ford Capri, upgraded by Ford’s Special Vehicle Engineering programme with a wide body kit and lowered suspension.
After a full restoration (with plenty of upgrades), this Capri is now worth around £57,000 – with half of that value coming from the enhancements alone.
Other Ford icons were close by, including a beefy Ford Escort Cosworth RS – which can now fetch well over £100,000 at auctions – and the near-mythical Ford GT40.
SEE IT ALL
Over the three-day event, there were bonus displays celebrating Aston Martin (Tuesday), Mercedes-Benz (Wednesday) and Supercars (Thursday).
By the time you’ve walked around for a bit, your senses start to adjust to the sheer quality of cars on display.
My attention was drawn to the Youngtimers display, which featured modern classics from the late 1980s and early 1990s that have become cult favourites among enthusiasts.
The standout here was the Audi RS2 Avant – a super estate with sports car power and Porsche DNA – but the winner of the class was a 1989 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet with a rare ‘Flachbau’ (flat-nose) styling and pop-up headlights that scream 1980s cool.
HYPERCAR HEAVEN
The Hypercars class was absolutely jaw-dropping, with a 2019 Lamborghini Centenario – the only one in the UK – stealing the spotlight.
Built to celebrate Ferruccio Lamborghini’s 100th birthday, only 40 of these were ever made.
Further on, as part of the Mercedes-Benz celebrations, we were treated to a stunning display of SL models marking 70 years since the introduction of the 300SL.
Highlights included a racing-spec 300SL Gullwing, an elegant 300SL Roadster and a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren with just 3,200 miles on the clock.
It wasn’t all about flashy supercars, either.
The Wild Cards class celebrated the oddballs and misfits of the car world, with this year’s winner being a 1961 Maserati 3500 GT, which spent 50 years in California before making its way to the UK in 2012.
Fun fact: it’s owned by Coldplay’s Guy Berryman.
SUMMERTIME?
In many ways, the London Concours is the perfect way to kick off the UK’s motoring summer.
If you’re feeling a bit of FOMO, don’t worry – there’s more to come.
6 days agoNew York StateComments Off on Call Of Duty is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 promises Activision and Microsoft
Despite no sign of a Switch 2 launch for this year’s Call Of Duty, Activision swears it’s still working on bringing its flagship shooter series to Nintendo fans.
