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Celtic have applied for an exemption from UEFA as their new proposed boss, Ange Postecoglou, does not currently hold a UEFA Pro License.UEFA Pro Licenses are required for any manager who is managing in any of Europe's top leagues, and they are mandatory for the Champions League and Europa League.And despite managing for 25 years, Postecoglou does not hold the license, having not managed in Europe during his long career. Holding a UEFA Pro License demonstrates a managers ability to work at the highest level, however, Steven Gerrard did not hold one when he arrived at Rangers, and Celtic will be hoping for a similar exemption.

Refresh for latest…: A year after they unveiled the lineup for what would have been the 73rd Cannes Film Festival, the organization’s President Pierre Lescure and General Delegate Thierry Frémaux are back on stage at Paris’ UGC Normandie cinema this morning to reveal the Official Selection for the 74th edition. (Scroll down for the full list as we update live.)

Sinéad O’Connor has shared more details of her forthcoming 11th album, confirming the title, ‘No Veteran Dies Alone’, and its release date in 2022.The Irish singer-songwriter teased the album back in December, revealing that its undisclosed cover art was designed by Donegal illustrator Jacob Stack and that fans could expect the record in “late 2021”.Now, the musician has confirmed that the follow-up to 2014’s ‘I’m Not Bossy, I’m The Boss‘ will arrive in January, though with no firm date set.She told Steve Wright on BBC Radio 2 yesterday (June 2) that the album will release next year and told The New York Times in a recent interview that it will comprise seven songs.Belfast musician David Holmes, who described Sinéad’s vocal on the album’s

Psychonauts 2 in a little while, courtesy of an exclusive video offered up by Game Informer video which is showing gameplay of a new level.Read more: Overwatch 2’s change to 5v5 is a bold, scary but ultimately exciting new directionThe video shows a lot of similarities with its predecessor, Double Fine‘s 2005 platformer Psychonauts. Here, psychonaut Raz is exploring the mind of his teacher, Hollis Forsythe, which is now equal parts neon-drench casino and hospital.

Kang Daniel has opened up about the “pressure” he feels as a soloist in an industry dominated mostly by groups.In a new interview with Beatroute, the South Korean singer explored his meteoric rise from a member of the now-disbanded boyband Wanna One to becoming a fully fledged pop star in his own right. He calls the attention of being a solo act “humbling”, noting that it had forced him to constantly “work harder”.“I think there’s definitely a lot of pressure being a solo act, but I found it to be very good and humbling,” he admitted.

MAMAMOO, their long-awaited 11th mini-album ‘WAW’ is an opportunity to reflect on the past seven years of their career.The quintet recently made their return with the four-track record, which is just the first of their ongoing three-part project of the same name, which will also include a concert and documentary. The mini-album’s title track, ‘Where We Are Now,’ tells the story of people who, after a long journey together, pause to ask themselves where they are now.“It’s about the past, the present and the future,” the group told South Korea media outlet Seoul Economic Daily, as translated by Soompi.

Cannes Film Festival as the world’s preeminent showcase plans its returns, announcing an official selection which Variety has learned is packed with big-name auteurs and many notable female directors.The lineup is being unveiled announced by Thierry Frémaux, the artistic director and general delegate, and Pierre Lescure, the festival’s president, convene the much anticipated press conference to announce this year’s lineup after being forced to cancel the 2020 edition on account of the pandemic.The venue is familiar  — the Normandie Theater on the Champs-Élysées is the usual spot for the Cannes presser, usually jam-packed with journalists — although the large number of empty seats is a testament to the ongoing pandemic.

iguana in a 30-minute crazed attack claimed it was self-defence.PJ Nilaja Patterson, 43, tried to dodge animal cruelty charges which could land him five years behind bars, by becoming potentially the first defendant in Florida to invoke the Stand Your Ground law against an animal.CCTV footage outside Lake Worth Utilities in Palm Beach, Florida caught the 43-year-old launch a tirade of savage abuse lasting half an hour on September 2.The court has not published the video publicly. Backed by his legal team, Patterson claimed that the animal bit him first and needed 22 staples to treat the wound which he feared could have killed him with its 'poison', Daily Mail reports.

Throughout the month of June we will be commemorating Pride Month in our own ways. However, if you are looking to get fully immersed in the community then Sydney Gay And Lesbian Mardi Gras have just the event for you.

Ange Postecoglou to be given the all-clear to take over. The Greek-Australian boss has emerged as the clear front-runner after talks with Eddie Howe broke down.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic“Flashback” proves it’s possible to create a Christopher Nolan-esque, fantasy-tinged narrative puzzle of interlocking realities without need of a major-studio budget or elaborate CGI. Whether it says much of anything else may depend on your attitude toward such labyrinths — whether you need them to actually go somewhere, or conversely find that surface complexity provides depth and meaning in itself.Writer-director Christopher MacBride’s second feature (following paranoid found-footage horror “The Conspiracy” by nearly a decade) stars Dylan O’Brien as a young man haplessly trying to navigate a wormhole of comingled memories and visions perhaps belatedly triggered by teenage drug experimentation.

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pub in Devon has caused a bit of a stir after the landlady decided to opt for a "locals only" clientele and effectively ban tourists.According to the landlady, Sara Roberton, the tiny seven seater pub struggles to fit everyone in under Covid rules and she needs to focus on the regulars who support the pub all year round.The King of Prussia Inn - known as the Proosh to its regulars - is in the picturesque town of Kingsbridge and has been used by generations of Devonshire families.The new policy came to public attention after a photo of the sign outside the pub explaining the restrictions was posted on social media by a GP from Nottingham felt it was unfriendly, reports DevonLive.The chalkboard A-frame outside the boozer reads: "LOCALS ONLY"

Patrick Cunningham, Denny, got the ball rolling with this: "Just a reality check for the Rangers fans who write into the Hotline about their second favourite team - Celtic! “Steven Gerrard has lost eight out of nine possible trophies since joining their club.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThe fight night will take place on the Friday and attendees can expect a meal, drinks, and a top-quality boxing card.The Saturday night ball will consist of dinner, drinks, and entertainment. Previous events have welcomed guest speakers and Scott and Sam expect to do the same this year.Sunday's fun run, walk and talk will be a family event at Strathclyde Park, where people will be encouraged to talk to each other about mental health and breaking down the stigma.

Jungle have unveiled a new single ‘Talk About It’ ahead of their third album ‘Loving In Stereo’, which is out August 13.The song arrives with a freewheeling music video featuring choreographed dancers in an empty basketball court. It was directed by the band’s J Lloyd and Charlie Di Placido, with choreography by Nathaniel Williams and Cece Nama.“The video is high energy and was one of the last we shot during the week of filming,” the band said in a press statement.

It looks like Kailyn Lowry is reigniting her feud with her ex, Chris Lopez. The Teen Mom 2 star voiced her latest diss while responding to complaints from fans who were wondering why Chris and her other ex, Javi Marroquin — whom she both shares children with — haven’t been invited onto her Coffee Convos podcast. “I wanted to clear the air really quickly,” Kailyn said in a video on her Instagram Story on June 2, in response to the Twitter backlash she had been seeing.

Tiffany Haddish is opening up about her journey to become a parent.

father and son are set to go on trial accused of a street attack that allegedly left their victim scarred for life. John Winters, 52, and Oliver Winters, 28, are said to have set upon their victim in Linwood, Renfrewshire.

A yob has been caged for deliberately coughing on a police officer while claiming he had Covid-19. Kevin Goudie targeted the officer while he and colleagues were attending a fire at a Scots home.