Bathgate Thistle boss feels club are moving in the right direction as they gear up for start of new season

Clyde today added former Celtic midfielder Paul Kennedy to their squad, and Lennon says he's happy with what he has at his disposal.

his latest film Benedetta.Speaking after critics questioned some of the scenes, including one where an effigy of the Virgin Mary is used as a sex toy, Verhoeven said (per Variety): “I don’t really understand how you can really blaspheme about something that happened, even in 1625.“You cannot change history, you cannot change things that happened, and I based it on the things that happened. So I think the word blasphemy in this case is stupid.”In response to another question about a new “hysteria” regarding nudity, the director responded: “Don’t forget, in general, people, when they have sex, they take their clothes off,” he said.

Marrying Millions star Bill Hutchinson has been released on $30K bond after being arrested in Texas on Tuesday for sexual assault against a 17-year-old girl, but he is now facing new allegations in California.The 63-year-old reality star allegedly molested the high schooler after she passed out on the couch inside his Highland Park home in Dallas County sometime in May - according to TMZ.He also been accused ofsexually assaulting two 16-year-old girls in California during a Laguna Beach vacation in April but as of July 9 Hutchinson and his lawyer are denying all the allegations.There is now an active arrest warrant for him in Orange County after one of the victims alleged he raped her while she was 'unconscious' and he has been accused of

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Do you think it's a mistake to drop Saka after the winger's impact was so crucial against Denmark? Let us know in the comments section.The reported leak came hours before Southgate appeared in a video where he spoke directly to the England fans.He said: “Thank you to everybody for the incredible support we’ve received throughout this tournament“We hope that we’ve represented you in the right way.

The Imagineers, but now focuses on his own solo material. With The Imagineers he travelled all over the world playing music, but is now settled on his own unique song writing and solo music.

Heating up in Hollywood! If you love popcorn or if you’re looking for a unique pendant, Us Weekly has you covered! Find out what celebrities are buzzing about this week by scrolling through the photos below.

Jamie Lang International sales, distribution and production company Axxon Media have closed a pair of deals with WarnerMedia for Latin America and the Caribbean, one for a finished feature and the other a project, both announced at this year’s Cannes Marché du Film.WarnerMedia has picked up Mireia Gabilando’s Spanish comedy “The Hive” and will bring the film to its HBO Max Latam channel in 39 territories in Latin America and the Caribbean. In “The Hive,” long buried secrets are unearthed and plague a group of childhood friends who reunite in a country house to celebrate a bachelorette party.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A Three Lions fan couldn't get an England shirt before the Euros final - so shaved the flag and "It's Coming Home" into his body hair.Scaffolder Alfie Callagher-Roberts, 23, got the idea after scouring the shops to pick up a football shirt after work on Friday.The West Ham supporter was left disappointed to find they were sold out, so got the clippers out and went home to shave the St George's Cross into his chest hair.He got a pal to shave in the phrase 'It's Coming Home' into his hairy back to complete the "missed the boat" look.Alfie, from East London, said: "I've always been told I've got more hair on my chest and back than an ape - so put it to good use."I went round all the shops

With a 0-0 draw with Championship side Ayr United and a 4-2 penalty shoot-out win for the extra point tucked away, Rovers continue their Premier Sports Group stage with a clash at Falkirk on Tuesday, before welcoming Edinburgh City to Cliftonhill next weekend.

with customers being asked to pay about 15% more. This comes after the company’s revenues declined 18% in 2020.

Amy Winehouse wasn’t a fan of strings and didn’t want any on her groundbreaking 2006 album ‘Back To Black’, according to arranger Chris Elliott.Speaking in a new interview, Elliott, who was the was in charge of orchestral arrangement on the singer’s second and final album, discussed the challenges he faced when putting together the record’s accompanying instrumentation.“Mark Ronson, Darcus [Beese, from Island Records] and Tom [Elmhirst] heard the mixes and felt there could be another colour in the tracks,” Elliott explained in the latest print issue of Uncut [via Contact Music]. “They didn’t want it to come from the same sound world as ‘Frank’.”“Tom mentioned strings.

Bleary-eyed Maisie Smith was pictured partying in East London on Saturday night.

SIDELINED Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli has joked that his replacement Anton du Beke “needs the money”. He also reveals none of his fellow judges have been in touch since he had to step aside for a second year.

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Richard Flood has shared that he had a huge hand in making his Grey’s Anatomy character as authentically Irish as possible. From dropping Irish slang to chatting about naggins, Cormac Hayes is as Irish as they come.

Cardi B pulled out the stops for her firstborn daughter Kulture's third birthday party this Saturday night.The 28-year-old rap star, who is currently expecting her second child by her husband Offset, threw a sensational fairytale-themed bash for her little girl.In a string of Insta Stories the Bodak Yellow hitmaker let her fans in on the luxurious celebrations - including a petting zoo, women dressed up as Disney princesses, a towering Cinderella cake and a balloon tunnel.

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Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefSometimes having good intentions and eye-witness testimony is not enough to make a topical, issues-driven movie connect with its anticipated audience.The movie “Dea,” recently boarded by Hong Kong sales company Good Move Media, is a case in point. It probes the put-upon lives of foreign domestic helpers, who number several hundred thousand in Hong Kong, but are politically invisible.These female helpers, mostly hailing from Indonesia or The Philippines, enable Hong Kong’s middle classes to function as double income families and facilitate the territory’s hard-charging, long-hours work culture.