This image appears in the gallery: Celebrities Before And After The Stylist 4. Blake Lively: Now Now Blake Lively has climbed her way up the fashion ladder having firmly cemented her place on numerous Best Dressed lists. She's transformed her beach waves into glamorous Hollywood curls and has great judgement when it comes to stunning couture gowns. Picture: Getty 16 images See the full gallery: Celebrities Before And After The Stylist

Redeem now Chick-fil-A is giving away free chicken nuggets. To get a free eight-piece set of nuggets, customers simply need to place an order using the chain's mobile app. The deal kicks off on Thursday and will continue until September 29. Chick-fil-A is using the free nuggets to highlight its revamped mobile app and new loyalty program, both of which launched earlier in August.   Chick-fil-A is giving away free chicken nuggets. 

When we heard that Dior and Harrods were teaming up on a (free) pop up exhibition on the department store's fourth floor, we couldn't wait to see the gorgeous gowns on display. Taking 18 months of planning, this is one pop up that was worth the wait, providing a rich insight into the couture house from Monsieur Dior's early pieces, to Raf Simon's modern gowns worn on the red carpet. See inside the exhibition with our photos taken at the preview and start planning your visit now - Dior Harrods is open to the public until the 14th April.

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The email in question dates back to 2017 when Mortimer (right), the son of Mortimer Sackler Sr, who co-founded Purdue Pharma, requested a $10million loan because he was 'falling significantly behind financially' Members of the billionaire Sackler family, who own OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, reportedly complained in emails about 'falling behind financially' after being blamed for fueling the opioid crisis in the US.  Purdue filed for bankruptcy back in September 2019 in the face of more than 2,900 lawsuits accusing the company of fueling the national opioid crisis through deceptive marketing.