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East Kilbride Ice Rink is leading the way in making sport accessible to all - regardless of age or ability.

Mary J. Blige rocked a very racy getup while taking her Good Morning Gorgeous Tour to Brooklyn, New York on Thursday, October 20.Taking the stage at NYC's Barclays Center arena, the 51-year-old hitmaker flaunted her curves in a Louis Vuitton harness made of brown leather and gold hardware.It included a choker-inspired neck and it cinched at the waistline to accentuate the star's hourglass shape.

Britney Spears took aim at her estranged mother, Lynne Spears, in another scathing post shared to Twitter on Friday night.The pop star spoke on 'being scared of people' and accused her mother of being dismissive of her.She shared a particular story about taking an hours-long flight to spend time with the Spears matriarch, though she did not state when the visit took place.The rant comes just days after Spears accused Lynne of hitting her, and three months after she accused her of being the 'mastermind' of her now terminated conservatorship that went on for more than 13 years.  Family feud: Britney Spears took aim at her mother, Lynne Spears, in another rant on Twitter'So embarrassing... literally me for the rest of my life !!!! Let me tell you...

Kim Kardashian reportedly stopped taking ex-husband Kanye West calls amid his anti-Semitic firestorm.And on Friday, Kim was spotted ending her birthday at nine-year-old daughter North's basketball game with her eldest son Saint, six, - with ex Kanye shortly arriving to the game as well.Kanye, who recently said he and Kim were only divorced 'on paper,'  was seen arriving to the game separately looking somber, amid his string of controversies. Support: Kim Kardashian reportedly stopped taking ex-husband Kanye West calls amid his anti-Semitic firestorm.

Bella Hadid looked relaxed while heading into NYC's Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks' home opening game on Friday night.The 26-year-old beauty showed her support for the NBA team by repping an oversized Knicks windbreaker that consumed her slender supermodel frame.She paired her fan gear with baggy gray camouflage basketball shorts with blue and red stripes running down the sides. Casual figure: Bella Hadid looked relaxed while heading into NYC's Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks' home opening game on Friday nightShe walked in vibrant blue sneakers which paired well with the small blue duffel bag in her right hand.

Carly Simon lost both of her sisters, Lucy and Joanna, to cancer within a day of each other earlier this week, according to the New York Times. The You're So Vain singer's 82-year-old sister Lucy, a well-known Broadway composer, died after a battle with metastatic breast cancer on Thursday, Oct. 20.The outlet also reported that 77 year-old Carly's eldest sister, Joanna, a celebrated opera singer died of thyroid cancer at the age of 85 on Wednesday, Oct.

Strictly Come Dancing back in 2020, presenter and newsreader Ranvir Singh, 49, found more than she bargained for on the dancefloor. Following her split from her husband Ranjeet Singh Dehal, Ranvir signed up for the popular BBC show where she met her new beau, 27-year-old production secretary Louis Church.Maintaining that there was “no curse, just a blessing”, Ranvir said her relationship with Louis began as “literally nothing”.In trying to overcome the challenges that COVID-19 put in the way for Strictly cast and crew, Ranvir said Louis was on hand to help Ranvir feel less isolated before any romance sparked between them.Speaking to The Sun, Ranvir shared: “It was literally nothing to begin with.

Strictly's Kym Marsh dramatically burst into tears in front of the nation after admitting she had kept her two children a secret from the judges of her first ever TV show, Popstars. Fearing that she might be held back when it came to hitting the big time, the then 24-year-old had concealed her secret family when entering the 2001 talent contest and told producers she wasn't a mother.10 million viewers tuned in to watch Kym claiming that in her past her children had stood in her way - and that she'd feared the same would happen again if she didn't hide them.The single mum finally admitted the conflict she'd been suffering during one of the Saturday night shows - and still managed to soar past thousands of fellow hopefuls to win a place in the pop group Hear'Say.However, she lasted just over one year in the group after rows with fellow bandmates and intense media coverage.For example, the Daily Mail had written that Kym "plots her career like a military operation" and has "an unnerving desire to secure maximum publicity".Meanwhile, her former bandmate Suzanne Shaw later claimed that Kym and her celebrity partner, Jack Ryder of Eastenders, were "the council-estate version of Posh and Becks".In response to the criticism, Kym felt compelled to defiantly declare: "I'm not embarrassed about being ambitious!"Kym also lamented during a historic interview that she felt it was mostly female journalists writing about her negatively."That's what gets me.

Martin Compston has revealed he was accused of sending illicit texts to a woman after an imposter pretended to be him. The Line of Duty star thought he was going to be attacked when he was confronted by an angry boyfriend in a shopping centre.

An Ayr-based wedding film company are one of only four videographers in Scotland vying for a top award.

Ange Postecoglou admits 500 days has often felt like 500 minutes due to the relentless nature of life at Celtic.

A woman travelling to Scotland by rail has defended her decision not to give up her seat on a busy train for an elderly woman.

Ross Tierney hopes a win over Aberdeen can kick-start Motherwell’s season just like it did back in August.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Hong Kong multi-hyphenate Peter Chan Ho-sun is far too intellectual to call himself an “arms dealer,” as Sony Pictures has in casting itself as an unattached supplier to streaming platforms. But politeness and Bob Dylan references aside, Chan’s new company, Changin’ Pictures, aims to become a major independent purveyor of premium Asian TV content for the streamers. The company is using this week’s Busan International Film Festival as its launchpad and will unveil the first five series of its 20-title pan-Asian slate.  Chan’s thesis is that global audiences are hungry for Asian content but have not been able to access it easily under legacy film and TV distribution systems. With streaming making everything accessible everywhere, and audiences no longer balking at subtitles, quality Asian drama can and will travel.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Projects starring Donnie Yen and Zhang Ziyi are among the independently produced TV series to be launched on the sidelines of this week’s Busan International Film Festival. The company responsible is Changin’ Pictures, a would-be studio being hatched by Hong Kong-based film director and producer Peter Chan Ho-sun. Propelled by the growing recognition of Asian talent and the worldwide distribution potential of multinational SVOD platforms, Changin’ Pictures aims to be a powerhouse production hub suppling premium drama content to streaming players. The company has raised very substantial finance from Asian sources and aims to develop and produce series which it will pitch and license to the platforms, without recourse to the OTT companies’ production funding, greenlighting and editorial constraints.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief EST Studios, the film company established this year by 88Rising co-founder Jaeson Ma and former Vice Media executive Eric Tu, has struck a partnership arrangement with China’s Hugoeast Media. The partnership is looking at an initial slate of eight projects, with EST Studios representing sales at the major film markets including the upcoming Asian Contents and Film Market and Asian Project Market at the Busan International Film Festival. EST will be the exclusive representative for Hugoeast’s titles in North America. In other territories (outside of China) it will handle them on a non-exclusive basis.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Veteran media executive Fotini Paraskakis is launching Empire of Arkadia, an Asia-focused content company. The firm expects to unveil its debut slate in time for MIPCOM later this month. Paraskakis is joined in the venture by Japanese media executive Shigeko (Cindy) Chino and former Discovery APAC and EMEA president, Arthur Bastings. The trio describe Empire of Arkadia’s mission as bringing Asian-inspired stories, in both scripted and non-scripted sectors, to the international stage. They will lead with “forwarding-thinking stories that speak to younger generations.”

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Veteran film executive Kylie Munnich has joined leading Australian independent producer Goalpost Pictures as its CEO. She takes up the newly-created position from Nov. 1, 2022, after recently departing from Screen Queensland, which she headed for the past three years. Prior to Screen Queensland, Kylie worked as a scripted sales and co-production executive for Seven Studios, Australia. Before that, she was senior VP for distribution Asia-Pacific for Sonar Entertainment overseeing sales for premium drama series such as Tom Hardy’s “Taboo” and Pierce Brosnan’s “The Son.”

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Sally Aitken a two-time Emmy nominated writer and director (“Playing with Sharks”) and producer and media executive Aline Jacques (“Lindy Chamberlain: The True Story”) have launched SAM Content. The Sydney-based independent production company will develop and produce all genres of unscripted and scripted projects for local platforms and the international marketplace. They open their doors with four film and TV shows in production with Australian broadcasters and screen agencies. They include an untitled Wiggles project in partnership with Augusto Entertainment’s Cass Avery and Daniel Story, and with funding from federal screen agency Screen Australia. The Wiggles is a successful children’s musical group that has been on the scene for 30 years and has been involved with both TV and film.