Hollywood’s Covid Protocols To Expire Thursday, One Day Before IATSE Begins Strike-Authorization Vote

health boards have made a U-turn on the decision to end their drop-in vaccine clinics after they were heavily criticised following their initial decision to close them. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and NHS Lanarkshire confirmed they will continue to run the drop-in vaccine clinics at various locations after previously announcing they would end them on Friday.A spokesman for the health board said on Saturday (October 2): "In response to demand from the public, we are now running drop-in vaccination clinics for first and second doses this weekend at centres in Greater Glasgow and Clyde."We are keen to make it as accessible as possible for people to receive their vaccinations.

Willie Garson’s son is keeping his memory alive.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!In possibly one of the most bizarre wedding ceremonies, a man has reportedly married his rice cooker.The Indonesian man has made headlines around the world after images from the ceremony went viral.Khoirul Anam even went so far as to dress the cooking appliance as a "bride" for the special day, with a white veil and all.In the images shared on Twitter, Anam appears to be taking the union seriously, even signing what look like official wedding papers in one shot.In other images, he can be seen kissing his "bride".Captioning the images, Mr Anam said: “White, quiet, good at cooking, very dreamy”.The tweet quickly gained attention with more than 13.6K retweets, and a further 44K likes.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterSuper St Johnstone gave club legend Liam Craig the performance and three points he was craving.Chris Kane’s double and a brilliant Stevie May finish had Saints on easy-street before Dundee attempted to mount a late comeback.Defender Ryan Sweeney did pull one back with a towering header but Craig was not going to be denied his special milestone moment. He deservedly took centre-stage on a day he became the club’s all-time appearance record holder.Four hundred and forty two games for this side and a journey that started way back in December 2007 as a young loan player.

Willie Garson's son is cherishing the memories of the late "Sex and the City" star. Nathen Garson took to Instagram on Friday to share a sweet memory of him and his dad busting some moves on a dance floor at an event.

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LOVE Island's Arabella Chi drove fans wild today with a sexy selfie throwback from her Ibiza holiday. The model showed off her tanned, slender figure as she sat in the shade at the five-star Nobu Hotel.

Maybole for people without symptoms next week.

It’s almost here! The 2022 Beijing Olympics are set to begin in February, just six months after the Tokyo Games concluded.

TOM Fletcher shared an emotional shot of his separation from his wife and kids after he tested positive for coronavirus. The McFly frontman, 36, and Strictly Come Dancing pro Amy Dowden plunged the show into chaos after they contracted the virus after the opening programme.

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family said. Jorja Halliday, from Portsmouth, passed away at Queen Alexandra Hospital on Tuesday, just four days after being tested for the virus.

Nuala Carey has often been very candid about the loss of her beloved dad Maurice since his passing in 2018.

Succession star Jeremy Strong has hinted at what fans can expect from his character in the upcoming new season of the show.At the end of season two, Strong’s character Kendall Roy is seen denouncing his father (Logan Roy, played by Brian Cox) in the show’s finale.Speaking to The Guardian, Strong said that he and Succession’s creator, Peep Show’s Jesse Armstrong, talked a lot about F Scott Fitzgerald’s 1936 essay The Crack-Up, which was about the writer’s breakdown.Strong elaborates: “Jesse said, ‘It’s like winning a grand slam.

Scottish Government has confirmed that 17 people have died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours, The latest figures for Scotland showed 2,515 new cases had also been identified overnight.It brings the death toll since last March – of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days – to 8,648.There are currently 965 people in hospital confirmed to have the virus with 66 being treated in intensive care.The total number of positive cases since the pandemic started stands at 568,916.To date 4,199,724 people have received their first vaccination with 3,843,000 having a second jab. It comes as concerns have been raised about the launch of the NHS covid vaccine passport application in Scotland.

Queen has met with Nicola Sturgeon for the official opening of the new session of the Scottish Parliament. In a speech, the Queen urged MSPs to “help create a better, healthier future” by tackling climate change ahead of the COP26 conference in Glasgow.

EMILY Atack is on a roll, and won’t let social media trolls slow her down. “I do have a thick skin and it’s only getting thicker.

Jojo Siwa and her girlfriend were so scared!Pro tip from a HHN veteran: make sure you’re buying the ticket for the right park. It’s really common for people to buy Universal Orlando tickets when they want to go to Universal Studios Hollywood and vice versa.Of course, you can go to Halloween Horror Nights without watching the movies and TV shows that the attractions are based on.

A Boy And His Blob is making its way to the Nintendo Switch, 12 years after it first launched for the Nintendo Wii.A Boy And His Blob follows a young boy as he works with his friend, an alien blob-like creature that possesses powerful shape-shifting abilities. It’s all in an effort to free the land of Blobolonia from an evil emperor.

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Tom Daley has candidly revealed he was hospitalised with coronavirus shorty before the Tokyo Olympics.The 27 year old diver won his first gold medal at the Olympics earlier this year, but his medal winning dreams were almost dashed as he contracted Covid.Tom was hospitalised with the deadly virus seven months before he travelled to Tokyo to win the medal for team GB. He began having headaches and dizziness in January, which he put down to a mild concussion in training on New Years Eve.