Dime Davis Becomes First Black Woman To Get Emmy Nod For Comedy Direction

East Kilbride boss Chris Aitken is keen for his side to continue their momentum on three fronts after another successful Lowland League outing - but watching their latest step in that quest from the side was tough.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentYann Arthus-Bertrand’s environment-themed cinematic documentary “Legacy” has been sold by Calt Distribution around the world, including to Amazon Prime Video for the U.S., the U.K. and Ireland.A celebrated French environmentalist, photographer and filmmaker, Arthus-Bertrand (“Home”) enlisted the British singer and activist Sting to narrate the English version of the timely documentary.“Legacy,” which aims at raising the alarm on the climate crisis, screened at COP26, the international summit in Glasgow that’s hosted by Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales.Through “Legacy,” Arthus-Bertrand captured the beauty of our planet and explored humans’ appropriation and the destruction of the environment.

Prince Harry may never want to return to the UK again after looking "numb and regretful" following his explosive Oprah Winfrey interview, an expert claimed. Duncan Larcombe, author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story, previously said the Duke of Sussex will live to "regret that interview – and maybe his decision to leave the Royal Family." The expert, who spent ten years as a royal editor, spoke to Closer magazine last year about the prince and claimed he appeared "nostalgic for his old life".

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been banned from attending Prince William's 40th birthday celebrations, a royal insider claims.The two brothers shared a unique childhood together but have now been on opposing sides of a royal feud for at least two years. The source claimed that things are now so bad that William 'barely recognises his own brother'.

Colton Underwood is opening up about his future with fiance Jordan C. Brown.

Carluke Rovers co-boss Paul Davies admits his first game in the hotseat proved to be one of his strangest in management – after the opposition goalkeeper scored to deny him a debut win.

Oscar winner Sandra Bullock made a dramatic entrance to The Lost City premiere at Regency Village Theatre in LA's Westwood neighborhood on Monday while wearing a plunging pink ombré gown.The Virginia-born beauty easily defied her 57 years in the frothy frock, which she paired with black leather thigh-high boots and a matching bolo blazer selected by stylist Elizabeth Stewart.The voluminous dress featured a bejeweled-embellished bodice, a train of flowery gathered tulle, and the one thing many women's clothes sadly lack - actual pockets. Werrrk! Oscar winner Sandra Bullock made a dramatic entrance to The Lost City premiere at Regency Village Theatre in LA's Westwood neighborhood on Monday while wearing a plunging pink ombré gownHairstylist Lona Vigi blew out Sandra's signature middle-parted brunette mane for the film festivities.And make-up artist Sabrina Bedrani applied Bullock's brown smoky eye, peachy cheeks, and natural-looking pout.

Lindsey Vonn documented a recent surgery she underwent on her knee amid lingering pain from her skiing career.The 37-year-old Olympian took to Instagram on Thursday with a clip that showed her journey through the medical procedure from a hospital to her rehabilitation path.'Surgery yesterday went well…. Been having a hard time with the pain in my knee,' the 5ft10 skier captioned the clip.

Jennifer Lopez is starting off her week by paying tribute to her breakthrough movie Selena, which was released exactly 25 years ago on Monday.The actress had just a handful of movie roles to her name when she was cast as the iconic Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla for the 1997 biopic.J-Lo took to Instagram on Monday evening to share some clips from the movie and other interviews discussing the role jumpstarted her legendary career. Tribute: Jennifer Lopez is starting off her week by paying tribute to her breakthrough movie Selena, which was released exactly 25 years ago on Monday.'What a very special day … we’re celebrating 25 years of SELENA! Today we celebrate and honor Selena’s legacy and music,' Lopez began.'This movie means so much to me … Selena and her family mean so much to me, and I was so lucky to be chosen to play her,' she added.

Dua Lipa stepped out sans makeup in Hollywood on Monday.The singer, 26, donned an all yellow ensemble and a pair of comfortable looking tennis shoes.The outfit consisted of a jacket, matching pants with a blue pattern just below the waistline and a top that just barely peeked out from behind the coat. Natural look:Dua Lipa stepped out sans makeup in Hollywood on MondayShe added a pair of reflective sunglasses with blue frames to the look and carried a long necked water bottle with her.

Gio van Bronckhorst changed almost half his team in the second half at Dens Park as his five subs made a dramatic impact to deliver three priceless Premiership points.

East Kilbride manager Chris Aitken has confirmed first-team coach and Rangers legend Ian Durrant is taking his work at Kilby down a gear due to knee surgery.

A Kilmarnock care facility has been reduced to a ghost town after being left with just one resident.

Ross Stewart has revealed how playing alongside former Rangers and England star Jermain Defoe has helped fire him into the Scotland squad.

Emmys would be a virtual experience this year. Duh.Host Jimmy Kimmel and the executive producers (including Reggie Hudlin) informed nominees that they could participate from home—or wherever—for their portion of the program on September 20, USA Today reports.“This year, it’s still going to be the TV industry’s biggest night out…but we’ll come to you!” a letter from the Television Academy read.

Peter White Television EditorDime Davis, director of HBO’s A Black Lady Sketch Show, has become the first Black woman to secure an Emmy nod for directing a variety series.Debbie Allen was nominated in 1989 for directing ABC’s The Debbie Allen Special when the category was known as Outstanding Directing for a Variety or Music Program, but Davis becomes the first Black Woman for series directing.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticThe fourth season of “Insecure” is its most confident yet, using the show’s careful eye for detail to tell a single well-crafted story that ended up affecting every aspect of its two leads’ lives. And it was a season that was perhaps too easy to see ending up ignored by the Emmys.

Watchmen), (Self Made), and (Little Fires Everywhere). “3 out 5 of the actresses for limited series are Black,” one fan wrote on Twitter, while another posted, “The Black excellence is tangible.”It's tangible beyond the Limited Series category, as well.

Peter White Television EditorHBO’s A Black Lady Sketch Show has entered the Emmy race but the sketch category has been decimated to only three nominees.Robin Thede’s comedy has been nominated in the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Sketch Series category alongside Saturday Night Live and Drunk History.It comes as the Emmy rule change means that categories with less than 20 submissions have a sliding scale between zero and four nominations.While it might increase A Black Lady Sketch Show’s chances against regular winner SNL, it is a blow for shows such as Sherman’s Showcase, At Home With Amy Sedaris, Alternatino with Arturo Castro, The Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show, Crank Yankers and Astronomy Club.

lowkey has a lot to celebrate. The HBO series scored its first-ever Emmy nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series on Tuesday. The show also scored a nomination for creator and star Issa Rae for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.

Issa Rae just made some major moves in solidifying the success of her management company that’s looking for the best and brightest when it comes to women and minorities in Hollywood.Along with her producing partner, Deniese Davis, Rae hired Talitha Watkins from CAA to come lead ColorCreative, a company the duo created in 2014 to help talented people in Hollywood secure knowledgeable and well-connected representation.“ColorCreative has always prioritized women and minority creators and venturing into management allows us to double-down on our commitment,” Rae told Deadline, who first reported the news.