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Murder probe cops investigating the death of a retired Scottish teacher whose body has not yet been discovered are hoping to track down a car. Peter Coshan vanished from the Seafield Road area of Edinburgh around 11.50pm on Thursday, August 11, and was reported missing the next day.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Janette Manrara will host spin-off show It Takes Two again, the BBC has announced.

A new Renfrewshire road bridge inspired by Scotland’s aviation pioneers has officially opened, providing a critical connection across the White Cart river.

Married couples and those in civil partnerships are being urged to say ‘I do’ to the Marriage Allowance. At the height of the summer wedding season, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is reminding couples about the allowance, which allows married couples or people in civil partnerships to share their personal tax allowances.

Another week, another fly-swallowing story in the city of Toronto.

Lisa Marie Presley is opening up about the raw realities of her experience with grief. Two years after her son, Benjamin Keough, died by suicide at 27 years old, Lisa Marie has penned an essay in honor of National Grief Awareness day in the hopes of helping others who may be going through a similar experience. «I can understand why people may want to avoid you once a terrible tragedy has struck.

Venice Film Festival jury president Julianne Moore this afternoon extolled the importance of keeping art top of mind when talking about the future of cinema.

One thing has always been apparent about Sigala: the man knows his way around a bop.

AI musicians Metaphysic had the “America’s Got Talent” judges on their feet after their performance Tuesday, but viewers weren’t so sure about it.

Ozzy Osbourne made headlines after boldly declaring in a recent interview that he and wife Sharon would be leaving the United States due to the increase in violence and mass shootings.  In an interview with The Guardian, the Black Sabbath rocker tore the country apart. "Everything’s f---ing ridiculous there," he remarked. "I’m fed up with people getting killed every day.

David Bowie is set to become the latest musician to receive a walk on the Camden Music Walk of Fame in north London.The Who became the first act to be honoured with the special award when it launched in November 2019, after being touted as early as 2013. At that time, Amy Winehouse and Madness were both considered to be given stones on the walk, and both were unveiled in 2020.Bowie’s stone on the walk, outside Camden Town tube station, will be unveiled on September 15 at a ceremony that will see the star’s collaborators, friends and fans pay tribute to the late singer, who died in 2016.Lee Bennett, Founder of The Music Walk OF Fame, said: “David Bowie is a global influence, one of the ultimate influencers and sooner or later, we had to have him on The Music Walk Of Fame.  Our intention is for this to be the highest honour a music figure can receive in the UK and beyond,  the unveiling of David’s stone ensures that legacy.  We have huge plans for the future, but for now, let’s celebrate one of the greats of music.”The day after the stone is unveiled (September 16), new Bowie film Moonage Daydream, directed by Brett Morgen, will be released exclusively in IMAX on September 16 (hitting UK cinemas on September 23).

Björk has shared the artwork of her upcoming new album ‘Fossora’, and shared more details on its themes.The singer’s upcoming 10th album – the follow-up to 2017’s ‘Utopia’ – was announced during a recent interview. It’s due for release this autumn via One Little Independent Records, though an exact date is not yet known.After revealing that the album’s first single is called ‘Atopos’, the singer has now shared the artwork and pre-order details for ‘Fossora’, as well as a statement outlining more of the album’s themes.“each album always starts with a feeling that i try to shape into sound,” she wrote on Instagram today (August 31).

Lorde has responded to fans’ concerns over her swimming in the Potomac River, joking that she’s “happy to be a [Washington] D.C. meme”.The ‘Solar Power’ singer-songwriter was performing at The Anthem music venue in D.C.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power.Speaking to the audience at the UK premiere of the new Amazon Prime Video series on Tuesday (August 30), the Amazon boss confessed that he and his family are massive fans of J.R.R Tolkien’s fantasy novel.“My grandfather’s the one who introduced me to Tolkien,” said Bezos (via Variety). “I fell in love immediately, I was probably 13 or 14 years old.

Naman Ramachandran The star studded Variety and Hotel Danieli pre-festival cocktail party on Aug. 30 was a taster of the riches in store at the Venice Film Festival that kicks off the following day. Head of the jury Julianne Moore and fellow jurors, “A Separation” actor Leila Hatami and filmmakers Audrey Diwan, Mariano Cohn, Leonardo Di Costanzo and Rodrigo Sorogoyen, were present as was “Thor: Love and Thunder” actor Tessa Thompson, who is serving on the festival’s Horizons strand jury. The evening, titled “Cinema Danieli – An Unforgettable Story,” on the terrace of the plush Hotel Danieli, which will turn 200 next year, has become a festival tradition dating back 13 years. It was introduced by Claudio Staderini, director of the Danieli, who described the hotel as a shooting and residential choice of many of the biggest movie stars in the world.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Julianne Moore, who is presiding over the Venice Film Festival jury, spoke at a press conference on Tuesday morning that kicked off the 79th edition of the movie gathering that kicks off awards season for Hollywood on the Lido. She reminisced about how she first came to Venice as an actress on the American soap opera “As the World Turns” in 1986. “I never, ever in my life though I would be the head of this jury,” Moore said. “And If you had told me that one day I was going to head the jury of the Venice Film Festival I would have fallen into the canal, honestly.” Asked about the importance of film festivals during a time of change in the movie industry, as streaming threatens theatrical distribution, Moore pointed out that “Curation matters so much.”

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor The Zurich Film Festival has selected some of the year’s most anticipated auteur films and high-brow Hollywood movies in its Gala Premieres section. Among other films, the fest screens the European premieres of “The Woman King,” with Viola Davis, and “Bros” by Nicholas Stoller. It also plays “The Son” by Florian Zeller. “Of the 145 films in this year’s festival program, we are able to show more than a quarter of them as world or European premieres – more than ever before in the festival’s history,” Christian Jungen, artistic director, says. “We are particularly proud to be holding the European premieres of Gina Prince-Bythewood’s historical epic ‘The Woman King,’ in which Academy Award-winner Viola Davis leads an international Black cast, as well as the gay romantic comedy ‘Bros’ by Nicholas Stoller, who cast all LGBTQ+ actors for the film. These two movies are a testament to the diverse talent working in Hollywood cinema, and we are very excited to be bringing them to a European audience.”

Meghan Markle, 41, has received heavy criticism around the world since the release of her new interview with The Cut and her Spotify podcast, Archetypes. Lord Alan Sugar, 75, has taken to Twitter to call out a social media user for his "rude and disrespectful" post directed at the Duchess of Sussex.Meghan is the front page of this month's The Cut, the magazine related to The New York Post.Due to her comments regarding the royal family, however, Meghan has received heavy criticism since the article's release.MoaningSparkle took to Twitter to share the front page of the magazine changing "The Cut" to "The C***t".Angered by the post, Lord Sugar responded in view of his 5.2 million followers: "Very rude and disrespectful.

Madonna has never been one to hold her tongue, but the singer has now hit out at her ex-husbands Guy Ritchie and Sean Penn.The pop queen claims to ‘regret’ her two marriages, a candid confession she made when asked about what she would do differently.Madonna was married to Sean Penn from 1985 until 1989, and went on to wed Guy Ritchie in 2000, until they split in 2008.The 64-year-old Like A Prayer singer was asked: ‘What’s a decision you made, looking back, that probably wasn’t the best idea?’Responding in a 50 questions vid for her official YouTube channel, Madonna quickly responded: ‘Getting married’.Just for clarification about which husband she meant, she added: ‘Both times.’Both of Madonna’s divorces were pretty messy, firstly when she split from Sean as a lack of trust supposedly entered their relationship.In April 1986, Sean attacked a songwriter in a nightclub, because he thought he had kissed Madonna. The man was actually just someone that Madonna knew, but the incident is said to have caused problems in their marriage.As for Guy, he wed Madonna at Skibo Castle in Scotland in December 2002. The pair cited irreconcilable differences when they filed for divorce in October 2008, with their bitter split playing out rather publicly.Madonna now shares son Rocco, 22, and daughter Lourdes, 25, with Carlos Leon.

So Solid Crew star Lisa Maffia’s baby cousin died from drowning, an inquest has heard.Baby Jetson was 21 months old when he crawled into a hot tub in the family’s country home in Kent and fell in.The tragedy occurred on 12 June this year, with an inquest taking place this week.As reported by the Daily Mail, the inquest heard that the child was found by an unnamed person, face down in the water at a property in Sellindge.Jetson underwent CPR and began coughing up water, with paramedics arriving shortly afterwards, however despite best efforts of emergency services the baby was pronounced dead at the scene.Assistant coroner Bina Patel passed on her condolences to ‘the parents, family and friends of Jetson for this loss in such deeply tragic circumstances.’The inquest has now been suspended pending a full hearing later in the year.Rapper Maffia announced the news of her baby cousin’s death in a heartbreaking post on social media in June, where she said she believes Jetson is ‘safely in the hands of God.’Sharing a snap of the youngster waving and blowing a kiss to the camera, the 21 Seconds musician wrote: ‘My handsome little cousin Jetson. ‘I love you and your mumma.

Lisa Marie Presley has opened up about the ‘unrelenting’ grief she feels since the death of her son, Benjamin.The star, who is the daughter of music icon Elvis Presley, lost her son to suicide in 2020 when he was 27 years of age.Presley also shares daughter Riley, Benjamin’s sister, with ex-husband Danny Keough, and has 13-year-old twin daughters with ex Michael Lockwood.She admits her daughters were the only thing keeping her going after the unspeakable tragedy that befell the family.In order to mark Grief Awareness Day, and to pay tribute to her adored late son, Presley has written a heartfelt and candid essay on the realities of bereavement.The essay, published in People, sees Presley describe living in ‘the horrific reality of [grief’s] unrelenting grips’ in the hopes that speaking about bereavement becomes more normalised.She has learned, she said, that ‘grief is something you will have to carry with you for the rest of your life,’ adding: ‘You do not “get over it,” you do not “move on,” period.’The mum-of-four admits she feels like ‘a pariah’ after losing a child, and while she is ‘blaming myself every single day… others will judge and blame [me] too.’She urged anyone going through a similar devastating loss to seek out support groups to feel ‘a little bit less alone,’ as friends and family ‘can and will run for the hills’ in the wake of a tragedy.The star admitted that she knew parents who had lost a child, and she, too, ‘avoided them after and never bothered to follow up with them because they quite literally became a representative of my biggest fear.’Referencing the loss of her own father at the tender age of nine, Presley said she has had ‘more than anyone’s fair share of [grief] in my lifetime.’‘But this one,