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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A pervy pensioner who wanted to engage in underage sex was trapped by paedophile hunters.William Main thought he’d arranged a rendezvous with a girl aged 13 and was willing to pay for the ‘privilege’.But he was arrested after vigilantes turned up at his home in Fife Drive, Motherwell.Main, 67, now of Marshall Lane, Wishaw, appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Friday.He admitted arranging to meet up for sex with a person he believed to be a young girl.Main also admitted sending indecent messages and images to this person.The court heard the sting by the group Maximum Exposure UK happened between November 25 and 30 last year.Jennifer McLaren,

Paris Hilton, 39, is opening up about some of the toughest moments of her past in her new documentary, This is Paris, which comes out on Sept. 14 (check out the trailer below), and one of them includes the time she made her infamous 2003 sex tape with her ex-boyfriend Rick Salomon, 52. The blonde beauty claims she never leaked the tape herself and only made it because she “wanted to make him happy”, in an interview in the documentary, according to The Sun. “That was a private moment with a teenage girl not in her right head space,” she said about the tape while reportedly holding back tears. “But everyone was watching it and laughing, like it’s something funny.”

coronavirus shutdowns.Figures released yesterday show the number of people referred for the quarter ending June 2020 was 69 per cent down on the same time in 2019.Just 547 patients were seen at a chronic pain clinic compared to 4,972 for the quarter ending June 2019 and 52.9 per cent of patients had been waiting more than 18 weeks compared to 15.4 per cent the previous year.Those with chronic pain are begging the Scottish Government to end their suffering and reopen pain management clinics as a matter of urgency.A number of people affected have said they have contemplated suicide while others are travelling huge distances such as frim Elgin to Doncaster - around 411 miles - for private treatment during lockdown.But it looks probable that

Jillian Michaels has revealed that she battled coronavirus earlier this summer.

Keeping Up With The Kardashians was a ratings winner right out of the gate when it premiered in October 2007 on cable network E!.It had been pitched by mom-of-six Kris Jenner to TV host and producer Ryan Seacrest who was looking to bring a fly-on-the-wall show to E! following the huge success of MTV's The Osbournes that ran from 2002 to 2005.Kris persuaded him that she and her children - three daughters and a son with former O.J. Simpson defense attorney Robert Kardashian and two daughters with Olympic decathlete Bruce Jenner - would be a perfect fit.

BLACKPINK, Light Up The Sky.Taking to social media to make the announcement, the streaming giant described the forthcoming feature as “an all-access documentary about one of the world’s most popular groups”.Upon the film’s release on Wednesday October 14, pictures of the group’s members – Lisa, Rosé, Jisoo and Jenni – will also be made available as profile icons on Netflix.BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky — an all-access documentary about one of the world's most popular groups — premieres in your area on October 14!Oh and that’s not all … on October 14, these music icons will also become Netflix profile icons pic.twitter.com/b9t00VnEMO— Netflix (@netflix) September 9, 2020The documentary’s release will come just under a fortnight after the

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsIn 1986 Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons brought the world of Watchmen readers across the globe. More than 30 years later and the comic book creators’ questions of power remain relevant, says Damon Lindelof.“They upended the conventional wisdom of what a superhero story could be and begin to ask how we should feel about powerful men who took the law into their own hands.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSAG-AFTRA has tapped Jonathan Handel, a longtime labor journalist and entertainment/technology attorney, as an outside special counsel.Handel, who covered the labor beat at The Hollywood Reporter for the past decade, will work on special projects and cutting-edge issues.SAG-AFTRA chief operating officer and general counsel Duncan Crabtree-Ireland said, “We are thrilled to have Jonathan working with SAG-AFTRA and look forward to engaging his talents on a number of crucial issues and projects.

David Robb Labor EditorSAG-AFTRA has engaged Jonathan Handel, The Hollywood Reporter’s former labor reporter, as an outside special counsel to work on special projects.Handel, a practicing attorney who covered the industry for a decade at the trade paper, left his post at THR but will continue to practice entertainment and technology law for other clients that do not conflict with his SAG-AFTRA assignments.

England rugby captain Owen Farrell was last night banned for five matches for his red card horror tackle.

coronavirus cases.According to the BBC, the new rule applies to social groups meeting anywhere indoors or outdoors – apart from schools, places of work and COVID-secure weddings, funerals and organised team sports.Those who fail to comply with the rule could face a £100 fine, which will double on each further repeat offence up to £3,200.Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to officially announce the new restrictions at a Downing Street news conference tomorrow (September 9).“We need to act now to stop the virus spreading,” Johnson said in a preview of the conference.

coronavirus cases. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will use a press conference on Wednesday to announce the change in the law in England after the number of daily positive Covid-19 cases in the UK rose to almost 3,000.

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Strictly Come Dancing’s first same-sex pairing — and now he wants to see trans contestants on reality TV shows.The Love’s Got A Hold On My Heart singer made history last year when he skated with Matt Evers on ITV’s Dancing On Ice. He says it opened the door for Olympic boxer Nicola Adams to team up with a female pro on the upcoming BBC ballroom dancing contest.‘It’s something I fought for, for many years,’ H told Guilty Pleasures.

Royal followers have been wondering why Jessica Mulroney deleted Meghan Markle’s wedding photo from her Instagram page—and the fashion stylist is finally sharing an explanation. The 40-year-old’s comments on her Instagram Stories follow nearly two months spent off of the social media platform after getting called out for her white privilege and threats against influencer Sasha Exeter.

Boris Johnson is set to announce stricter social distancing rules that will limit gatherings to a maximum of six people in a government Coronavirus press conference tomorrow. That means that social gatherings of more than six people will be illegal in England from Monday as the Government seeks to curb a worrying recent rise in coronavirus cases that have sparked fears of an impending second wave.Boris will use a press conference on Wednesday to announce the change in the law after the number of daily positive Covid-19 cases in the UK rose to almost 3,000 – its highest level since May.The legal limit on social gatherings will be reduced from 30 people to six.