Britain’s Tourette’s Mystery viewers have BIG problem with host Scarlett Moffatt as new doc kicks off

Peggy Gou is so talented! The South Korean DJ and producer is based out of Germany and it always makes us SO HAPPY to see women in that predominantly male world. We would love to see MORE!

The leader of Falkirk Council has said she is disappointed in the offer that was made to council workers on Friday at a special meeting of COSLA.

A killer who murdered his ex-lover's mother has been jailed for a minimum 19 years. Michael Dorey was today handed a life sentence at the High Court in Glasgow.

Outlander star Alexander Vlahos stole the show as Allan Christie in the most recent series, but has opened up on his hairstyle transformation for a new role.

Droughtlander is in full swing as fans are patiently waiting for the seventh season, and Sam Heughan has paid tribute to his co-stars in a heartfelt statement.

A woman crashed her vehicle into three cars at an Ayrshire supermarket.

There will be no trains running in Renfrewshire on two days this week as Network Rail workers strike for better pay and conditions.

The Mars Volta are not afraid of “losing fans” if said fans don’t like the musical direction they’ve taken on their new eponymous album, their first new album for more than a decade, the release of which was confirmed earlier this month.In an interview with The Guardian last week, the band’s Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-Zavala said that they have gone for a more pop-orientated sound with the new material. “I’m not bound by genre”, added Rodríguez-López, “the only thing that matters is if music makes you feel something”.After Bixler-Zavala noted that he had seen some negative reactions to the new music online, Rodríguez-López continued: “Losing ‘fans’ is baked into what we do.

“Many Men” hitmaker said the rapper’s wife “jumped out” at him and “was ready to fight” after he stopped by to talk to her husband in Las Vegas many years ago.“She was on a window sill. We were in Vegas,” he recalled during Friday’s appearance on “The Breakfast Club.”The 47-year-old rapper said the “Break My Soul” singer “jumped out” and pulled a confrontational face at him.“And I’m like, ‘Wait, what is you doing? That’s me and Jay-Z’s stuff, this ain’t got nothing to do with you, girl,” 50 Cent told hosts Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy.Though his clash with the “Big Pimpin'” hitmaker never escalated into a full-blown feud — unlike his ever-lasting beef with Ja Rule and Rick Ross — the two rappers didn’t quite see eye-to-eye in the early 2000s.The rapper admitted he was taken aback by Beyoncé’s reaction to their quarrel.“I was like, ‘Oh, s–t!’ I didn’t really know what to do,” he recalled.

Despite telling Zoe Ball on Radio 2 last year that the Virgin Mary is clearly the ‘queen’ of Christmas, Mariah Carey’s company has been seeking to register the trademark ‘Queen Of Christmas’ in the US ever since March 2021. But that registration is being opposed by another music-maker who calls herself a ‘Christmas recording artist’, runs a company that specialises in Christmas music, and released an album called ‘Queen Of Christmas’.Elizabeth Chan says that – although she has never trademarked the phrase Queen Of Christmas – she has used it commercially since 2014.

Nadine Shah will appear in a new production of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ when it opens at the new Shakespeare North Playhouse venue in Prescot, Merseyside next month.The musician’s official Twitter account declared on Friday that: “This autumn, Nadine will be making her acting debut in a production of Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Nights Dream’ directed by the incredible Matthew Dunster. All hail the Queen of the fairies!”Shah will play Titania in the show, while David Morrissey is also in the cast playing Oberon.The production is co-directed by Jimmy Fairhurst from Warrington-based theatre company Not Too Tame, who says: “Most people have seen a version of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ but this is a refresh of the real bones, the warts and all of the play.

TaP Music has signed up Mabel to its management roster, with managers Jules Baddeley and Robin Pasricha handling things day-to-day, supported by the company’s co-founders Ben Mawson and Ed Millet, and the wider TaP team around the world.Confirming the deal, Mawson and Millett say in a joint statement: “We are so excited for the future with Mabel. She’s a world class singer, brilliant songwriter, performer and a wonderful person too, our ambition over many years is to support Mabel taking things fully onto the global stage”.Meanwhile Mabel herself adds: “I’m so excited to be working with TaP management and to be a part of such a fantastic roster! I’m also incredibly grateful to my previous management for the instrumental part they played in my development.

the fashion moments of 2022 (? We'll never recover), but now she's proved that she's all of us when letting loose at a festival with friends too. In her latest Instagram snap, she's frolicking in none other than a hot pink bodysuit, bikini, and platform boots; plus the ultimate festival accessories—a flower crown and a pair of heart-shaped sunnies. Of course.The actor even hinted at her Midsommar character, Dani, in her caption, though hopefully her festival experience was dramatically different to the cult horror movie.

.Today (Monday, August 15), it's officially come into force, meaning councils and education providers in Scotland must legally provide free period products to whoever needs them. Back in 2017, Labour Member of Scottish Parliament Monica Lennon proposed the Period Products Act, which the Scottish Parliament unanimously approved in 2020. Lennon described the legislation as “a big milestone for period dignity campaigners and grassroots movements which shows the difference that progressive and bold political choices can make,” adding that:“As the cost-of-living crisis takes hold, the Period Products Act is a beacon of hope which shows what can be achieved when politicians come together for the good of the people we serve.”In a press release, Scotland's Social Justice Secretary Shona Robison provided the following statement: “Providing access to free period products is fundamental to equality and dignity, and removes the financial barriers to accessing them.

was photographed over the weekend wearing two looks from opposite ends of the style spectrum. First up, a crisp, oversize white button-up—collar popped—and gray bike shorts, styled with a Gucci messenger bag and pristine white sneakers. The 53-year-old finished the look with rimless shades and hoop earrings, and styled her hair in a low ponytail. The casual outfit is giving borrowed-from-my-boyfriend (er, husband, in her case) but there's sadly no way to prove whether or not Lopez Affleck's fresh-pressed shirt belongs to her new hubby,  The singer-actor followed up with a second ensemble to take in a Broadway show alongside her and Affleck's children.

served an array of ensembles that are worth noting. From a black Eb Denim miniskirt worn with a grey vintage tee and black Balenciaga trainers to a vintage biker jacket, white cargo pants, and Nike Shox sneakers, it’s clear that the model didn’t hold back on while on the trip.Let’s not forget Hailey’s cream Nuvonu prairie dress and Adidas Sambas trainers, worn while standing on a dock enjoying an ice-cream cone.

Adele is on cloud nine — both personally and professionally. The 34-year-old superstar is opening up about her love life and new Las Vegas residency in a cover story interview for . «I've never been in love like this,» she gushes of hersports agent boyfriend, Rich Paul. «I'm obsessed with him.» The couple initially sparked romance rumors last summer when they attended a NBA Finals game together in Phoenix, Arizona. After the game, an eyewitness told ET that the pair «seemed very happy» together.Adele and Paul went Instagram official in September 2021.

British actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson (“Tenet”) is no stranger to comic book roles. He first made big waves in the U.S.

“Therefore, sadly, empires have been the fundamental unit of political organisation for Millenia.“So it wasn't the British who invented the idea.” The actor’s fans were divided on his opinions, and took to the comments to express their own thoughts. @SocialMardia said: “But it was the British who were the evil ones in the British Empire. “We can’t hang this on the romans or Aztecs.” @Klompzz wrote: “Would you agree that at the time & historically that the Empire was the lesser of evil and that the west in general is.“Do you also agree that for the past 200 years it has been the lesser evil?” John responded, writing: “Well, let me just say this...“Python never got any complaints about "What have the Romans ever done for us ?"“But I guess we will soon - after 45 years !” @Zrahul2000 said: “The British were more successful in the Empire business because they were more evil compared to others.” John once again had something to say, blasting the argument as "rubbish".It comes after John spoke about the “worrying time” he was facing due to the current trend of cancel culture. The comic slammed “woke” attitudes in a recent interview, saying the phenomenon has worsened things for budding comedians. “I think it’s particularly worrying at the moment because you can only create in an atmosphere of freedom, where you’re not checking everything you say critically before you move on,” he explained, as reported by Fox News.“What you have to be able to do is to build without knowing where you’re going because you’ve never been there before. “That’s what creativity is—you have to be allowed to build, and a lot of comedians now are sitting there and when they think of something, they say something like, ‘Can I get away with it?'"

Scarlett Moffatt has been defended by fans after some This Morning viewers cruelly targeted her over her appearance on the show. The former Gogglebox star appeared live on the ITV daytime programme on Tuesday (July 19) to chat to hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond.

This Morning viewers were left slightly baffled today when Alison Hammond briefly swapped her hosting duties for the kitchen. The presenter has been back at the helm of the ITV daytime show alongside Dermot O'Leary, kicking off the changing summer line-up.