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‘Love Island’ Star Arabella Chi Signs With Rizzo The Agency
EXCLUSIVE: British model and television personality Arabella Chi has signed with Rizzo The Agency for exclusive representation.
Chi began her career as a model and went on to appear in Love Island, Love Island: All Stars and The Challenge UK, and has had roles in films including Wonder Woman and Justice League.
On social media, she posts about fashion, beauty, lifestyle and entertainment, and has combined total followers of than 1.2 million followers.
Beginning her career in modelling, Chi went on to appear in Love Island, Love Island: All Stars and The Challenge UK, alongside appearances in blockbuster films including Wonder Woman and Justice League. She has since continued to build her profile beyond television, developing a successful digital platform and expanding into entrepreneurship with ventures including her own jewellery line and skincare brand.
Signing with Rizzo comes as Chi enters a “new chapter both personally and professionally.” Newly a mother, she is dividing time between London and Dubai, and focusing on content around health and wellness, motherhood and family lifestyle, alongside her established fashion and beauty posts.
As part of the partnership, Rizzo will work with Chi to build her profile, while further developing her commercial and public positioning to reflect her new focus. The agency will represent Chi across UK commercial projects, brand partnerships and personal publicity.
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Elon Musk has gone on an hours-long rampage about Alex Gibney after the Oscar-winning director premiered his documentary about the tech mogul at the Venice Film Festival.
In a series of vicious and sometimes bizarre posts on X/Twitter, Musk accused the filmmaker of having “zero integrity” and being a “bitter old man who lost the plot long ago.”
Musk accused “horrible human” Gibney of directing a “hit piece that misses” in the shape of Musk, adding that the movie was “boring af [as f***]” because it is four hours long.
Representatives for Musk and Gibney have been contacted for comment.
Delving into conspiracies, Musk alleged that the film was a “psy op” and shared an image purporting to show that Gibney was being puppeteered by the Democrats and George Soros.
He also shared an image of Gibney with a realistic poop emoji on his head. “It’s an improvement,” he laughed.
More specifically, Musk took issue with the claims of Ashley St. Clair, the conservative influencer who bore a son by Musk in 2024.
The Tesla boss denied that she was offered a $40 million financial settlement after their split that would have required her to sign a non-disclosure agreement. “She was never offered that and has a history of making false claims,” Musk wrote.
He has also reportedly threatened to sue Gibney’s production company Jigsaw Productions over the documentary’s suggestion that Musk used his Starlink satellites to influence the 2024 U.S. election in favor of Donald Trump.
The New York Post cited a legal letter from Musk’s attorney Alex Spiro, in which the lawyer wrote: “You are … on notice, before release, that the insinuation is false, that the material refuting it is public, and that you chose not to be told the rest.”
According to reports on Musk amid its Venice screening, St. Clair said in the movie: “He had told me [before the election] he was going to unleash the ‘anomaly in the matrix.’”
“Starlink was not connected to vote tabulation. Election officials in multiple states, independent cybersecurity researchers, and fact-checkers publicly refuted the Starlink vote-rigging claim in November 2024, and nothing since has revived it,” Spiro reportedly wrote.
Speaking at a Venice Film Festival press conference, Gibney said he encountered a “tremendous sense of fear” as he canvassed for interviewees for the film.
“What I discovered was that the story of Musk was not, in a way, a new tech story. Though there’s much about it that is tech, but… his story is really the story of an old wine in a new bottle. His story turns out to be the story of the confidence man, the stock pumper, his wealth and power comes from inflated stock, and so I had told that story before with Enron and with Elizabeth Holmes, and so it was a story that was oddly familiar to me,” said Gibney.
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The National Theatre in London has set its 2027 lineup, with Tracy Letts and Uzo Aduba among the actors making their debut at the venue, and Paul Mescal among the returning performers.
Letts will perform alongside Mescal in a rep production of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, directed by Rebecca Frecknall in the National’s Lyttelton Theatre. The production will be held in the summer and autumn of 2027. Further cast joining Mescal and Letts include Peter Corboy, Eimhin Fitzgerald Doherty, Ryan Donaldson, Ciarán Hinds, Aisling Loftus, Julian Moore-Cook, and Monica Dolan.
Alongside Death of a Salesman, Mescal will also perform in a summer/autumn 2027 production of Tom Murphy’s A Whistle in the Dark at the National. Caitríona McLaughlin will direct the production. Following its run at the National Theatre, A Whistle in the Dark will play at Ireland’s Abbey Theatre from 13 – 30 October 2027, as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival.
Aduba is set to make her National debut in The Adeyemis – A Family Saga, written by Oladipo Agboluaje. The production will be held in winter 2027 in the Dorfman Theatre. The new play follows the fortunes of a wealthy but troubled clan through a turbulent period in Nigeria’s recent history. Lucian Msamati is set to direct.
Elsewhere, Emma Corrin will star in a revival of Tennessee Williams’s Suddenly Last Summer alongside Harriet Walter. Michael Grandage will direct the production, while Richard Eyre will direct a new production of David Hare’s Plenty.
Dear England and Ink scribe James Graham will also debut a new production titled Major. It will be directed by Jeremy Herrin. The play is said to explore the pivotal moment when John Major took over from Margaret Thatcher.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race UK has reached the end of the runway on the BBC.
The BBC has decided not to renew Drag Race UK beyond Season 8 this year, citing “financial pressures” as the UK broadcaster seeks savings of £500 million ($677 million).
Producer World of Wonder plans to pivot the show, as well as spin-off series, to its streaming service, Wow Presents Plus, promising a “new era” for the franchise.
A BBC spokesperson said: “As the BBC continues to navigate significant financial pressures and deliver the savings required of us, we have had to make some very difficult choices, none of which have been taken lightly.
“We can therefore confirm together with World of Wonder, that RuPaul’s Drag Race UK will be leaving the BBC and moving to Wow Presents Plus. The BBC is incredibly proud of all eleven series of this groundbreaking show and we would like to thank RuPaul, World of Wonder and everyone involved, both on and off screen.”
Featuring judges RuPaul, Michelle Visage, Graham Norton and Alan Carr, Drag Race has averaged around 1.5 million viewers, according to BBC News.
Drag Race UK is the latest show to fall victim to cuts after the BBC canceled Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind, and Live At The Apollo in July.
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‘Love Island’ Star Arabella Chi Signs With Rizzo The Agency
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