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Jean-Claude Van Damme's Son Kristopher Van Varenberg Flexes Acting Mu

Because one Van Damme in this world just isn't enough, Jean-Claude Van Damme's 24-year-old son Kristopher Van Varenberg (left) proved the buff apple doesn't fall far from the tree and showed off his jacked up body on the set of his dad's new flick "Welcome to the Jungle" on Tuesday. Kris is Jean-Claude's son with wife/fitness expert Gladys Portugues and made his film debut in Van Damme's 1992 film "

Are YOU being sucked dry by a vampire friend?

By Mary Gold for MailOnline Updated: 03:28 EST, 18 November 2010 73 View comments My friend Anne-Marie turned up for dinner, an hour late (as usual), moaning about traffic, the weather, her health and everything else under the sun. ‘Right then, where’s the nearest off-licence?’ she asked half-heartedly. It was her regular routine to arrive empty-handed, even though she had driven past three off-licences to reach our house.

Kai Cenat And Central Cee Link Up At Drake's ATL Show

Drake's It's All A Blur tour has been a highlight in the entertainment world for the past couple of months, captivating audiences across North America. Tonight, the tour made its way to Atlanta, where the excitement continued to build. The concert not only drew a massive crowd but also brought in more celebrities and notable figures. Among the notable attendees were British rapper Central Cee and the popular streamer Kai Cenat, who added to the star-studded audience.

Paint Your Own At China Blue This Christmas!

Give the touch of personalised gifts this Christmas with China Blue, Totnes. Plus we've a VIP family day out there to be won! With Christmas just around the corner we're all thinking of those perfect gifts. But if you're after something different this Christmas, head to China Blue for beautiful personalised presents. "Paint Your Own" in the South West’s largest Ceramic Studio and pick up a unique hand made gift, from cups and plates, to mugs and bowls, even handmade pots and beautiful trinkets.

Philip Green profile: from 'zero to hero' and back again | Philip Green

Philip Green This article is more than 3 years oldPhilip Green profile: from 'zero to hero' and back againThis article is more than 3 years old‘King of the high street’ will forever be associated with the downfall of BHS – and now very possibly Arcadia Sir Philip Green is most at home in a grey tracksuit pacing the decks of his £100m superyacht Lionheart floating in the tax haven of Monaco shouting into one, two or sometimes even three mobile phones simultaneously.