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Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhen Animal Planet first announced details for its 2021 Puppy Bowl, it started the discussion with, “We need puppies now more than ever.” After a year that included various levels of stay-at-home orders amid a global pandemic, the shutdown of productions and the postponement or cancellation of major live events — from concerts to sports — cries for social justice and police reform, and an extremely contentious presidential election, truer words may have never been written.Producing the annual Super Bowl counterprogramming event did not come without adjustments, though — not only to make sure this year’s was “bigger, better, more dramatic” than ever before, says Animal Planet’s executive vice

Refresh for updates and top 10 chart: On one of the most difficult box office dates on the calendar, Super Bowl weekend, and during a pandemic, Warner Bros.’ second weekend of its Denzel Washington-Rami Malek-Jared Leto thriller The Little Things made $2.1M at 2,206 theaters, -55% from its first weekend; putting it’s running domestic total through ten days at $7.7M As would be typical during a Super Bowl Sunday, don’t count on a lot of business today, especially for a R-rated movie aimed at older men.

supports HTML5 videoKatie Price’s son Harvey has been released from hospital, the former model has revealed. Harvey, 18, began to feel unwell hours after having the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab on Friday and was taken to hospital. It is extremely rare for people to get a severe reaction from the coronavirus vaccine, which has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) as both safe and effective. Harvey was born with a series of complex conditions, including Prader-Willi syndrome and septic-optic dysplasia, as well as autism and ADHD.Updating fans on Instagram, Katie and Harvey appeared in a video together and thanked those concerned for their messages of support. When asked why he was taken to A&E, Harvey

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.A new survey has revealed we are three times likelier to send a card to a friend or family member who is unwell with a physical health problem than to someone struggling with their mental health.Results, released on Time to Talk Day on Thursday, show that mental health stigma still causes many of us to hold back on messages of support, or checking in with others.

Six Nations win over England at Twickenham.Gregor Townsend's side pulled off a stunning victory in their tournament opener to ensure that the Calcutta Cup will return to Murrayfield.But there was controversy after the match as just four of the starting 15 players opted to take the knee before the match.The stance has become a symbol of the Black Lives Matter movement and the gesture has been observed before every Scottish Premiership football match this season.It has its roots in American football after quarterback Colin Kaepernick opted to take a knee during the national anthem as a way of protesting police violence.He had previously remained seated but after consultation decided to kneel instead, in order to show respect to military

President Joe Biden discussed coronavirus stimulus checks and President Trump's impeachment trialin a preview clip from his firsttelevision network interview since taking office. The interviewwithCBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O’Donnell will air ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Jake Paul has sent yet another warning to Floyd Mayweather Jr while criticising the ability of Conor McGregor following his recent defeat at UFC 257.

Donal Skehan returned to Ireland last year with wife Sofie and their two sons, Noah and Oliver, in tow.

animal began to suddenly lung towards her in Queensland, Australia.It happened as she was trying to put a small shark back in the water at Cardwell Beach.In footage, the woman can be heard saying: "Check out this monster… holy smackers."She began filming as the beast slowly and eerily crept out of the water and began to let its scales appear.Within seconds, its sharp teeth had emerged from the water and the croc was on the sand.She then filmed as it crawled over towards the poor shark struggling on the sand to breathe.With delight in its eyes, it glared at the fish.The woman continued talking as she explained what had just happened before she whipped out her camera."I just caught a shark which I couldn’t get back into the water because this

hundreds also gathered at Manchester’s Albert Square.Co-organised by Jen Langton-Sneyd, a singer and vocal tutor living in Salford, the event was a roaring success and led to the birth of the Manchester chapter of Women’s Global March, the worldwide organisation that was created to help advance women’s human rights.But, despite the well-oiled event, it was actually Jen’s first experience of a protest.“It was my first protest altogether, let alone organising one,” Jen, 37, tells the Manchester Evening News.“Perhaps rather naively, I expected around 20 people to turn up in pink hats and wave a few banners about.

A team of World Health Organisation (WHO) experts investigating the origins of coronavirus in Wuhan have been given unrestricted access in their quest to discover how the pandemic began.

Scottish Government published the figure alongside a note that Register Offices are now generally closed at weekends.They also announced 584 new cases of coronavirus in Scotland over the past 24 hours bringing the total number of cases since start of the pandemic to 185,792.There have now been a total of 6,438 deaths in Scotland since the start of the pandemic.There are 1,710 people in hospital with recently confirmed COVID-19 and 108 in intensive care.Earlier today Health Secretary Jeane Freeaman 108 said all Scots could be vaccinated against coronavirus “in the summer”.However she refused to say what that could mean in terms of restrictions being lifted – simply reiterating the Government would be focused on getting pupils back into

coronavirus pandemic many Brits are getting sick of where they live.If you want to pack up your life and move somewhere sunny then this Italian town could be your dream destination.The beauty spot in Sicily, Italy, is selling off houses for just one euro – that’s 90p each.And, you’ll even be given cash to do up the property!Yes, this deal is actually happening…Troina is the latest tiny Italian town to sell houses extra cheap to attract people to the area.As more people leave rural Italy for the big cities the town’s population has drastically dropped.Mayor Sebastiano Fabio Venezia wants to rejuvenate what was once the “Norman Capital of Sicily” by restoring the population.So, you can snap up a property for the price of a packet of

Gregor Townsend insists he "100 per cent" backs his players after several were criticised for not taking the knee.Only four of Townsend's squad took part in the anti-racism gesture ahead of Saturday's Six Nations victory over England.The non-participation sparked fierce criticism on social media but Townsend has moved to defend his stars.He's adamant his team "stand against any racism or discrimination in sport". Asked if taking the knee was discussed pre-match, Townsend told the BBC: "No.

For the latest news from in and around Wigan sign up to the MyWigan newsletter hereDaily charges for the most polluting vans, buses and taxis which are due to be introduced next year are 'not a congestion charge' councillors have been told.The Clean Air Zone which will affect all roads in Greater Manchester, except for motorways and other roads managed by Highways England, is expected to come into force in Spring 2022, a scrutiny committee in Wigan was told.Vehicles which do not meet emission standards would pay a daily charge to travel in the zone – although private cars, motorbikes and mopeds are exempt.Buses, coaches and heavy good vehicles (HGVs) would pay £60 every day while taxis and private hire vehicles would pay a daily charge of

Easy commute! Jason Alexander teamed up with Tide for his first project amid the pandemic — and the Super Bowl commercial just so happened to film right in his neighborhood.

Heating up in Hollywood! If you’re looking for a way to relax amid the pandemic or a way to keep your hair hydrated during the winter months, Us Weekly has you covered! Find out what celebrities — such as Nina Agdal and Molly Sims — are buzzing about this week by scrolling through the photos!

coronavirus pandemic has caused hardship for many people and the former Dancing On Ice star revealed it’s been no different for her.Over the past few months, the singer has had to made tough decisions to let her household staff go, sold her fancy car, and has even banned herself from shopping for anything other than the essentials.Needing to make the cash, Cheryl has instead taken to selling her clothes and other possessions on eBay.“I haven't bought any clothes for a year.

straight to your inbox every day for freeWhile government officials may be expected to have pictures of political leaders or inspirational artwork in their place of work, Ardalan Shekarabi’s office in Stockholm is a little different. On the wall above the Sweden’s Minister for Social Security’s desk hangs a Manchester United shirt.

The Trotters had their clash against Salford City called off yesterday because of a waterlogged pitch at the Peninsula Stadium. It was the second postponement of a Bolton game in the space of five days.