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By Alex Taylor
image captionJennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have been holidaying together as a reunited couple Looking at pictures of Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck draped over each other on a yacht it s almost like we can squint and pretend we re back in the heady days of 2002.
One of the (now multiple) images to be published in recent days shows the pair replicating steamy scenes from the music video for Jenny from the Block, in which Lopez has her bottom affectionately caressed by her then-fiancé - and now reunited partner.
The pictures, first posted on celebrity news website TMZ last week, quickly flooded social media with a dose of nostalgia and intrigue as people scrambled to check their calendars.
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image caption Health anxiety took all logic away from me , says Cherelle Farrugia
People who obsessively worry about their health have often been dismissed at hypochondriacs. But for some, coronavirus has fuelled a rise in a debilitating mental health condition known as health anxiety. As Andrew Kersley explores, it can lead to job losses and even suicidal thoughts.
In March 2020, Ben quit his job as a bus driver. Whenever he was off shift he couldn t stop thinking about how one of his passengers must have had Covid-19 and infected him. Even though he was young and healthy and his chances of serious illness were low, he was fixated on the idea he would become infected and die.
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image captionAmy Poehler (left) and Naomie Harris have signed the letter
More than 80 actors and entertainment industry professionals including Amy Poehler, Naomie Harris and Jessica Barden have signed an open letter against prejudice and discrimination towards disabled talent in Hollywood.
The letter says there s an urgent need to act on disability inclusion and urges major studios to appoint permanent disability officers.
The number of disabled characters on screen continues to severely under-represent the actual US population living with disabilities , it says. Due to years of misrepresentation in the media, social barriers, and chronic ableism, the deaf, hard of hearing, neurodiverse and disabled communities continue to be underrepresented and disrespected in the entertainment industry.