Ian McCall sacked after Rangers defeat as Partick Thistle wield the axe following Scottish Cup exit

Manori Ravindran Executive Editor of International One of the hottest packages at the EFM has been taken off the table for international. Sources tell Variety that Prime Video has snapped up all international rights, excluding the U.S., to Justin Kurzel’s “The Order,” which stars Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult in a story about the titular white supremacist organization that operated in the 1980s. The project is penned by Oscar- and BAFTA-nominated writer Zach Baylin (“King Richard”), who based the screenplay on Kevin Flynn and Gary Gerhardt’s book “The Silent Brotherhood.” Published in 1989, the book details the activities of the radical-right hate group The Order, which was one of the most sinister organizations to emerge in America since the Ku Klux Klan.

Based on the synopsis alone, one would think John Trengove’s “Manodrome” to have two feet in satire: Jesse Eisenberg is Ralphie, a father-to-be lulled into a libertarian masculinity cult led by Adrien Brody. It is odd, then, to see the South African director mindlessly bypass the clever beats of parody in favor of a dreary mishmash of classics such as Martin Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver” and David Fincher’s “The Fight Club.” With a kid on the way, losing his job was not on Ralphie’s plans.

An 11-year-old boy suddenly passed away from a flesh-eating infection after twisting his ankle while working out.

Australian film and television director George Miller has died of a heart attack in a hospital in Melbourne, Australia. He was 79.

Charna Flam SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the fourth and final season of “Ozark.” At the final “Ozark” panel, the series creator and cast finally brought some clarity to the show’s final minutes and the demise of a fan-favorite character. Speaking at the Netflix-hosted Q&A panel in Hollywood on Friday, the Emmy Award-nominated creator Bill Dubuque divulged with his SAG-nominated actors, Jason Bateman and Julia Garner, exactly how and why the series ended with two surprise deaths in the final scenes.  Dubuque explained that finalizing the last 14 episodes brought upon loads of creative strife, as he understood the need to stick to a thematic intention of exploring the Byrdes’ motivation of “building a myth” and how, as a result, they were ultimately “creating a curse.” 

A study ranking the estimated wealth of celebrity children ranks Princess Charlotte above her two brothers - thanks to her impeccable dress sense, which she appears to have inherited from mum Kate Middleton. Possibly the youngest style icons in the world, the Wales children have been seen often dressed in high street brands.

Gogglebox fans were delighted after several stars of the show revealed they've started filming the new series and that it will be back on our screens very soon. Gogglebox is a Channel 4 favourite and viewers are excited to see the families return to share their thoughts on some TV highlights.

They may not have found love in the Love Island villa, but dumped Islanders Zara Deniz Lackenby-Brown and Jordan Odofin may have formed a connection away from the hit ITV2 show. Jordan, 28, and Zara, 25, enjoyed a dinner date on Saturday evening after recently revealing they'd been messaging each other after both being dumped from the show.

Atlas Obscura: An Explorer’s Guide to the World’s Hidden Wonders and Gastro Obscura: A Food Adventurer’s Guide. Atlas Obscura has also expanded into the world of events, including organizing tours and presenting lectures and seminars.Three years ago, the pandemic forced the company to overhaul its events and experiences division, first and foremost by entering the virtual world and creating a whole new slew of events and experiences offered online, whether as scheduled livestreams or available on demand.The organization’s current lineup of online programming is divided into the categories Experiences and Courses.

Intangible Forms is a series of luminescent installations, with nine currently filling the entire underground gallery space in D.CAside from the lights and lasers, the exhibition is intended as “a meditative soundscape” inspired by the powerful quietude of Shinto shrines in the mountains of Japan.Set up in ARTECHOUSE’s main room, the centerpiece installation, simply titled “intangible #form,” is a continuous light show of kinetic red lasers that alternately move in wavelike unison and then splinter off to form distinct geometric shapes — all in a manner, to quote the official description, “[that] invites visitors to pause, reflect, and feel a connection to all living beings of the past, present, and future.”“I’ve been trying to generate virtual consciousness and, in extension, virtual life in this work, triggering a deeper sense of humanity in ourselves,” the artist is quoted as saying in the release.Highlights among the other installations include:“intangible #umbra” in which “the absence of light and shadows acts as a dimensional extension of the visuals that are seen here.”“dynamic light statics,” set up with five monitors displaying various lines of light that obey physical constraints.“power of one #empty” shows how a line and bright light can create and define space, and also “aims to re-create emptiness in two-dimensions.”“power of one #surface” plays up the effect of light on one-way mirrors, or those used for police lineups and in interrogation rooms, as seen when two lasers hit two rotating as well as two stationary one-way mirrors.“power of #extrude” explores the interplay between a single laser projector and a motorized apparatus with 10 individual strips of one-way mirrors.In addition, ARTECHOUSE’s XR Bar

An anthem composed by songwriting legend Andrew Lloyd Webber will be one of 12 new pieces created for the King's coronation later this year, it has been revealed.

Evangeline Lilly is looking back at the early seasons of Lost and is admitting it’s hard for her to do as she is critical of her acting.

Neighbourhood police would patrol town centres with new powers to act against repeat antisocial behaviour offenders if Labour wins power.

Dermot Gallagher says Michael Beale showed he was a "gentleman" by allowing Partick Thistle to score an uncontested equaliser after Malik Tillman's controversial goal.

Partick Thistle boss Ian McCall has praised Michael Beale and the Rangers backroom team's 'class' after they allowed Scott Tiffoney to score during the Glasgow pair's Scottish Cup clash at Ibrox.

It's the only trophy in the Ibrox cabinet from last season and Rangers won't want to let it go.

He was once turfed out of the Scottish Cup by a Junior side and his brother-in-law was part of a Darvel team that inflicted the worst result in Aberdeen’s history. So don’t tell Ross Docherty that shocks can’t happen.

Ian McCall was sent soaring in Michael Beale’s estimation when a message of good luck from the Partick Thistle boss dropped through his London letter box.

Rangers fans reacted with fury the last time Partick Thistle won at Ibrox as livid light blue legions launched a post-match demonstration against manager and club legend John Greig - with future strike star Mo Johnston inspiring the Jags to a shock victory.