Caroline Flack’s mum snubs apology from Met: ‘She’d still be alive if she had only been cautioned’

Steven Naismith has told Robert Snodgrass that he won’t be getting much game time under him and that it's best if he leaves Hearts to return to his family in England.

Hamilton’s first-ever pride festival is set to be held this summer in a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ culture.

Eligible patients across Ayrshire are being encouraged to get their Covid-19 spring booster jabs as the health board hosts vaccination clinics in venues across the region.

As the historic ceremony crowning King Charles as monarch looms around the corner, organisers of the event are now in a "race against time" to finalise plans.

Shoppers are hailing Marks and Spencer's 'perfect fitting' blazer, with customers taking to the review section to share their thoughts.

East Kilbride firefighters will be raising cash for good causes at their annual charity plant sale next month.

Holly Jones L.A.-based Outsider Pictures, a U.S. distribution hub for emerging Spanish-language cinema, has secured North American rights to 2020 Ventana Sur Primer Corte title “Fogaréu,” the debut feature from burgeoning Brazilian director Flávia Neves. The deal, brokered between Outsider (“Blanquita”) and France’s MPM Premium New Visions arm (“The Pink Cloud”), follows the film’s world premiere at Berlinale’s Panorama in 2022, where it snagged the third place Audience Award.  “Fogaréu” was a selection at the Neufchâtel International Film Festival and further competed at the Guadalajara Film Festival, Vancouver Film Festival, Edinburgh Film Festival and the Mons Love International Festival, where it won the 400 Coups Competition Prize.”

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Ariana DeBose is back to do “the thing” as the host of this year’s Tony Awards. It’s the second time the actor is serving as emcee for Broadway’s biggest night, which is taking place on Sunday, June 11 at the United Palace in New York’s Washington Heights. The ceremony starts at 8 p.m. ET and will air live on CBS, as well as the streaming service Paramount+. “I was honored to serve as host last year and even more so to be asked back! So looking forward to celebrating this incredible season and the people who make the work happen,” DeBose said. “Here’s to adding some uptown flavor to the magic of the Tony Awards!”

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic In her own home, Italian American working mom Kristin Balbano Jordan (Toni Collette) is hardly the boss. When her deadbeat hubby isn’t cheating on her, he calls the shots, and her independent-minded son can’t wait to leave for college. At work, her male colleagues undermine her every idea. What Kristin doesn’t realize is that it’s not her destiny to be a doormat. Far from it. Come to find, she’s next in line to run Italy’s well-connected Balbano clan, and though Kristin couldn’t have imagined she was heir to an organized crime family, taking charge amounts to an offer she can’t refuse. A fun fish-out-of-water farce with “Godfather” DNA and a clever female-empowerment kick, “Mafia Mamma” makes inspired use of Collette, who’s never better than when playing women we oughtn’t to have underestimated. Here, using stiletto heels to brutally stab a rival clan’s top assassin, first in the crotch and then in the face, demonstrates that Kristin’s better suited to the job than her enemies could have imagined. While such a graphic scene may come as a shock in a movie that’s more “Under the Tuscan Sun” than “Scarface” (“He had bits of his scrotum stuffed in his eye socket,” reports Monica Bellucci as Bianca, Kristin’s seen-it-all consiglieri), it more than proves that Donna Balbano deserves some respect.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Expect “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” to capture the high score at the box office… again. Despite the release of two new movies — Universal’s wacky Dracula horror-comedy “Renfield” and Sony’s R-rated demonic thriller “The Pope’s Exorcist” — Universal and Illumination’s animated adaptation of the popular Nintendo video game looks to loom large in its second weekend of release. After its towering $146 million debut, “Mario” is estimated to bring in $58 million to $66 million, a 55-60% decline from its opening. The PG blockbuster, which cost $100 million and brought back the all-important demographic of family audiences, has generated $204.6 million in North America and $375 million globally since opening last Wednesday. It’s already the fourth-highest grossing animated movie in pandemic times, following “Minions: The Rise of Gru” ($939 million), “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” ($480 million) and “Sing 2” ($408 million).

Nick Carter is facing new legal troubles.

Congratulations are in order for Kelly Mi Li!

James Corden is giving fans a glimpse into what life is like as a Kardashian-Jenner assistant.

Rihanna is living the “Friends” life.

Former “Bachelorette” contestant Will Urena was attacked during a recent trip to Colombia.

Prince Harry will be attending his father King Charles’ coronation on May 6, it’s been confirmed.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is on the neighbourhood watch… for potholes.

When it comes to the all-time best TV pilots, “Alias” would be part of the conversation for its exhilarating twist-packed introduction. A scrappy fight sequence featuring Jennifer Garner with bright red hair as Sydney Bristow pulls you into J.J Abrams’s spy story before cutting to a brunette Sydney during a college exam.

shared Easter photos of her 11-month-old son on Instagram. Her , whose name has not yet been shared with the public, was photographed playing with live bunnies, putting Easter eggs in his mouth, and enjoying a book called How to Catch the Easter Bunny.In the first series of pics, Rihanna's firstborn (she's with baby number two) sits among real bunnies while he cradles a stuffed glitter bunny in his lap. He's wearing a pearl necklace with multiple pendants in different colors, which might belong to mom.

feeling firmer and smoother. In other words, it can be a powerful anti-aging tool.That’s because everything tends to go south over time—blame it on a combo of sun damage, genetics, and gravity.

Caroline Flack's mother Christine Flack has rejected the Metropolitan Police's apology after they were criticised for the way they handled the case of Caroline's death. Christine's daughter Caroline took her own life on February 15 in 2020 at the age of 40, following an incident with her boyfriend, Lewis Burton.The Met Police has been criticised for how they handled the case and has since apologised for not recording why the Love Island star had been charged.The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) had recommended the former presenter receive a caution following the incident.