Unfortunately, this was after filming on F9 had already wrapped, and the film was still months from release. Thanks to pandemic delays, the highly anticipated flick was also pushed back to mid-2021 – a year after the failed Hydrogen One was discontinued – leaving Dom and co. fiddling with some high concept tech that perhaps even your most gadget-obsessed friend would struggle to remember from the recent past. F9 wasn’t the only big 2021 movie that embraced the distinctive phone, though.

After being loved up for three years, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are expecting their first child together.  The two have had a fairytale relationship with an extravagant engagement and wedding and are now adding a baby to the mix after a long IVF journey.  The reality TV star announced her pregnancy at a Blink-182 concert in Los Angeles on June 16 while Travis was performing on stage.  Gleaming with joy, she held up a sign which read ‘Travis I’m Pregnant’, the gesture recreated a scene from the band’s music video ‘All the Small Things’, during which a woman holds up the same sign.

SPRINTERS are allowed ZERO false starts at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, and if found guilty will be instantly disqualified. From January 2010 onward, the official track and field false start regulation indicated that any athlete starting within 100 milliseconds of the gun being fired would be disqualified from the race. Research has found that a reaction time faster than one-tenth of a second is impossible for a human, and the runner is therefore deemed to have anticipated the gun.

If you’re a type eight, the city you should move to is Zurich, Switzerland. According to Her Campus, “Zurich has been labeled one of the most expensive cities in the world, being an extravagant place that keeps growing.” This beautiful Swiss city will capture the heart of even the most strong-willed type eights. You’ll love strolling through the city enjoying luxury shopping and high-end treats around every corner. It is a popular tourist spot that entices travelers from all over the world, so there will always be someone new for you to impress (via Travel and Destinations).

A couple who run an online spiritual community that claims to help members find their soul mate have faced accusations that they promote cult-like practices and encouraged members to change gender in a bid to find love.   Jeff and Shaleia Ayan, who live in Michigan, are the founders of the Twin Flames Universe, an online community which offers virtual tutorials, workshops and therapy sessions designed to lead people to their so-called ‘twin flame’.