'Bridezilla' forces bridesmaids to sign bizarre contract with 37 strict rules

The girl in the green dress! Bri Springs scores the first one-on-one date with Matt James during the Monday, January 11, episode of The Bachelor.

coronavirus cases. Shapps posted: "The LATEST data indicates we need to immediately remove the #UAE from the #TRAVELCORRIDOR list.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, many places around the world are introducing tougher restrictions in a bid to reduce the spread of the virus.

Police, ambulance and fire crews were alerted after the incident this afternoon on Strathallan Bank after a vehicle struck a building. Scottish and Fire and Rescue services say the initially mobilised three appliances to assist and that one casualty was treated by ambulances crews.

Morrisons shoppers who refuse to wear a mask without a medical exemption will be told to leave stores from today.

Katie Price is said to be in 'agonising pain' over her foot injuries and has been told by doctors to 'wear her hospital boots again.'

Netflix has unveiled the cast for the new season of Borgen, the hit Danish political drama that is being relaunched on the streamer after almost a decade-long hiatus. Borgen creator Adam Price is re-teaming with the series' original stars Sidse Babett Knudsen and Birgitte Hjort Sørensen, who will reprise their roles as Danish Prime Minister Birgitte Nyborg and television journalist Katrine Fonsmark, respectively, for the show's fourth season.

SFA tonight and accused the authorities of shafting them over the decision to suspend the season. All football below the Championship has been put on hold for at least three weeks as a result of the rising number of coronavirus cases.

guest column for several Kentucky newspapers recounting his negative experience with conversion therapy in order to express support for a bill to ban conversion therapy. The Youth Mental Health Protection Act, introduced by Kentucky Sen.

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Though the TNT adaptation of “Snowpiercer” pales in comparison to the feature film from filmmaker Bong Joon Ho, there’s no denying the drama series was a hit for the cable network. In fact, the series stands as the #1 new cable series of 2020 in the ratings, so there are plenty of folks excited about seeing where the story continues in Season 2.

Lisa Vanderpump is speaking out about the “Vanderpump Rules” firings.

Jamie Lang Spanish pay TV operator Movistar Plus and HBO Max have joined forces on the upcoming second season of Leticia Dolera’s “Perfect Life,” which recently wrapped shooting under strict COVID-19 restrictions. HBO Max will also pick-up U.S.

Boris Johnson 'didn't break any rules' by driving 7 miles to ride his bike, a Number 10 source has insisted.

Drag Race Season 10 and was an immediate fan favorite, but ultimately, her inner saboteur got the best of her. Last summer, she returned for her ru-demption on Drag Race All Stars Season 5 as a whole new Cracker.

Fans of Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy have been not so patiently awaiting the arrival of the third season, and although it won’t be coming just yet, we do have some exciting news.

Lisa Vanderpump is coming out swinging in her reaction to last year’s contentious Vanderpump Rules firings and (maybe related?) slew of abrupt show departures.

Bridgerton and now you're ready for more steamy romance between dapper dudes and gowned gals, preferably with charming accents that will stir your insides. Shonda Rhimes' new series showed that period pieces don't have to be stuffy melodrama for your grandmama, but can be titillating tales of sins and secrets among attractive aristocrats.

Hunter Schafer has been pretty busy during quarantine.

Canada’s own Lilly Singh is kicking off 2021 with the second season of her Global late-night talk show, “A Little Late With Lilly Singh”.

Today's announcement from the Scottish FA that all football below the Championship will be suspended for at least three weeks has rocked the lower leagues and left the Lowland League boss stunned.The Scottish Premiership and Championship will continue to play, as long as they adhere to the current testing regime.But lower league clubs haven't been given that option and Aitken is fuming clubs below tier two in Scotland weren't consulted or offered a way to keep playing on, especially given the fact clubs were handed grants as part of an emergency Scottish Government funding package of £55m just before Christmas.And with players unable to play or train until February 1 at the earliest, the former Dumbarton gaffer reckons the final whistle may