HBO Max pushes ‘Legendary’ status with streaming premiere

A man who bought cocaine to give to his pals on a camping trip has been spared jail.

The South Lanarkshire Labour Group have moved against the council budget for the upcoming financial year.

BRIT award-winning rapper Dave has upset Scots fans after a last-minute change of his tour dates in Glasgow next week.

Russia and Ukraine have been told they must find neutral venues for their national sides by UEFA amid rising tensions.

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Japan boss Hajime Moriyasu headed to Glasgow for talks with Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou and the Hoops' Japanese players last ahead of their crucial World Cup double-header next month.

BBC journalist Clive Myrie has been praised by viewers after he was seen shedding a tear while reporting on the horrifying war scenes live from Kyiv. The 57-year-old reporter became overwhelmed with emotion as he gave an update on the Russian invasion of Ukraine for BBC News at 10 on Thursday evening (February 24).He was reporting on the attack saying that "fierce fighting is taking place" and that Putin's forces "breached the border in three main directions from the east, the south and the north."As he prepared to introduce BBC News international correspondent Orla Guerin, a tear could be seen falling down Clive's cheek.The heart-wrenching scenes didn't go unnoticed by viewers watching the programme at home.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Seeing Clive Myrie cry on the BBC news will stay with me for some time."Another added: "Clive Myrie is a heroic broadcaster."A third person posted: "Thanks @CliveMyrieBBC for being our eyes and ears in Kyiv.

Chloe Crowhurst has bravely revealed she suffered three miscarriages before sharing her pregnancy news. The Love Island star discussed how she kept her pregnancy away from social media and the public eye to avoid any unnecessary stress. The 27 year old explained: "With my pregnancy, I didn’t announce it for quite a long time - just because I’ve had very bad experiences in the past with pregnancies and stuff like that.

Gogglebox viewers will be introduced to a new brand new family in upcoming scenes.Scottish couple Joe, 25, and Roisin, 23, are the latest editions to join the Channel 4 comedy series.Bosses were reportedly keen to welcome a family from Scotland onto the show.The pair will make their debut during Friday's episode (February 24) where they will offer their verdict on the latest shows on television.Fans of the show have taken to their keyboards to share their excitement at the news.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Welcome to our screens Roisin and Joe. Look forward to seeing you later."Another added: "These two!! Spent new year and many a good night out with them.

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By Angelique Jackson

One thing that’s instantly striking about HBO Max’s rom-com anthology series “Love Life” is the exacting period detail for each year of the 2010s it depicts. When the show declares an episode is set in 2012, the iPhones and text messages actually look like they did in that exact year.

Are you gagged? Have you been served enough eleganza during your stay-at-home isolation? If not, get ready because while HBO Max launched today with only a handful of new series one of them, “Legendary,” lets the underground ballroom scene take another major step into the spotlight. A reality competition show with $100,000 at stake, “Legendary” is a very slick but often entertaining showcase that allows eight “houses,” made up almost completely of LGBTQ+ members, to demonstrate their skills in solo and group challenges.

While there’s no shortage of addictive, talent-based reality series, like, or, none of them is as original as. Inspired by the same underground ballroom community behind the likes of FX’s , the competition sees houses facing off in various categories in order to achieve “legendary” status and win a cash prize. Now streaming on HBO Max, MC Dashaun Wesley and celebrity judges Jameela Jamil, Law Roach and Megan Thee Stallion help ET break down everything you need to know about the sickening new series.

When it comes to watching Anna Kendrick’s new, charming series,, there’s no escaping one’s own memories of past relationships — and that’s precisely the point. “I’ve been so happy that so many people have said that [watching it gives you] that uncanny, creepy feeling of when somebody captures exactly how it feels when you have your first love and your first breakup,” she tells ET’s Matt Cohen about the HBO Max original, which draws from a mix of popular romantic comedy films and personal experiences to chronicle a person’s entire romantic life. 

WarnerMedia officially enters the streaming wars with the launch of its platform, HBO Max, which includes 10,000 hours worth of content thanks to a mix of originals — an Amy Schumer docuseries, Anna Kendrick’s, the reality competition series — and a deep library of fan favorites, such as and, as well as all of HBO’s award-winning series. 

By Angelique Jackson

Producer/director Paul Feig is a bona-fide starmaker. His hit 2011 movie “Bridesmaids” launched Melissa McCarthy into the stratosphere; his cult TV series, “Freaks and Geeks” (1999-2000), was a major early stepping stone for Hollywood A-listers Jason Segel, Seth Rogen, James Franco, Busy Phillips and Linda Cardellini.

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Anna Kendrick has “absolutely no guilt in the guilty pleasure” of her new HBO Max series “Love Life,” which marks her first dive into episodic TV.