Imagen Awards Winners List: ‘Love, Victor’, ‘Encanto’, Eugenio Derbez, ‘Selena: The Series’ Among Honorees

No one was hotter than Ja Rule in the early 2000s — and the Grammy nominee proved to Us Weekly that he still has the “It” factor.

Google Street View has thrown up some humorous snaps of people playing the fool, getting into sticky situations or being a little rude since gracing the internet in 2007. When searching for a pub image for a story, our sister title Edinburgh Live came across this cheeky chappie who decided to ‘flip the bird’ at the Google camera on a city centre street.

It's almost four years since Aberdeen managed a victory over Rangers at Ibrox in the league but they arrive in Glasgow in confident mood.

Motorists know that it is an offence to use their phone while driving, but many may not realise that the same rules apply for a smartwatch. There are a number of little-known rules in the Highway Code which could see motorists caught out with fines or penalty points.

Real Madrid are facing a race to have Karim Benzema fit for their Champions League clash with Celtic on Wednesday.

A sister and a son, who have each experienced the deep and overwhelming heartache of losing a loved one to cancer, have hailed the launch of a new bereavement support service as a lifeline.

Hamilton Accies have this morning brought Ryan Scully back on an emergency short-term contract, as doubts linger over first-choice Ryan Fulton's fitness.

A Renfrewshire woman who has dedicated her life to serving the community has been named one of Scotland’s women of the year.

The remarkable encounters between a Scots supernatural investigator and a medium who 'projected' the faces of the dead - including those from other worlds and dimensions - are set to feature in a new book. Ron Halliday, who has spent a lifetime looking into UFOs, ghosts and other strange phenomena, was astounded by his experiences in the 1990s with the Edinburgh medium Ray Tod, the Scottish Daily Express reports.

Kym Marsh, 46, sensationally claimed the Queen had been fixated on her cleavage after she and her band Hear'Say played at the Royal Variety Performance back in 2001.The singer, who had yelled at her former bandmate Myleene Klass for "always getting her t**s out" that same year, then cheekily made the suggestion that the Queen had been "jealous" of her own assets, in unearthed quotes rediscovered during her Strictly 2022 stint.She made the suggestion that the late monarch had "looked at my boobs" while discussing the pressures of fame in an interview.According to the interviewer, Kym could scarcely contain her loud laughter when she was asked what expression Queen Elizabeth II had on her face each of the "several times" that she'd stared down her top."It was almost disgust," Kym insisted to the Independent at the time, adding: "Maybe she was jealous - comparing mine to hers!"Kym also addressed the story once again on Never Mind The Buzzcocks, admitting: "I had this really low-cut dress on and she kind of just went, ‘Very well done’ [but] just stared at my boobs.”She added that the Queen was probably the most famous person she had ever met.However, during her time in pop group Hear'Say as a 24-year-old, it was Myleene who seemed to have the "famous" breasts - and they were once the source of a fierce argument between them.The pair had been living together at the time and although the opportunity to see her co-star "in the nude" was something Kym felt men would have envied her for, she was in the midst of a rivalry with her.Backstage, moments before a performance at a TV studio, tensions boiled over and Kym accused Myleene of doing little more than "getting her t***s out" in the group.It sparked a loud slanging match which

Konnie Huq, 47, opened up about the fear she and her husband Charlie Brooker, 51, have often felt about their son making his way to school in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The former Blue Peter presenter and children’s author, who is currently promoting the Green Car Cross Code, discussed how important it is to teach children about road safety in a way that recognises the dangers posed by the ever-growing presence of electric cars.Konnie explained how, now that we are “in a world where children are on screens and devices more than ever” it is more likely that their parents will give them phones earlier, meaning they are allowed to walk home alone. “Usually in most schools, if you’re about nine years old, you're allowed to walk home on your own if you live close to the school,” Konnie said.“I’ve got a son who's 10 and a son who's eight, so I'm at that pivotal stage,” she added in reference to the kids she shares with Black Mirror writer Charlie.“We live quite far from our local primary school. It's like a 25 to 30-minute walk.

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Mike Tindall, 44, has declined to comment on what the Royal Family had said about his planned appearance on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! this year, but hinted he did get their permission while arriving in Australia for the ITV show.

A mechanic who won over £100m on the lottery after an eerie windfall prediction has admitted that his new lavish lifestyle bores him. Neil Trotter won the Euromillions prize of £107.9m back in 2014 - but was initially warned by the Camelot group not to spend it all straight away.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professionals James and Ola Jordan found themselves without somewhere to live in the run up to Christmas. Work was being carried out on their home, leaving the pair - and their daughter Ella - temporarily homeless.

The boss of an iconic Ayrshire country pub says she made “the right decision” to reduce operation hours due to the cost of living crisis.

The 37th annual Imagen Awards honor the best in Latino storytelling in film and television. Ahead of the event held at LA Plaza de la Cultura y Artes, attendees walked on the red carpet. Ana de la Reguera (Ana), Alfonso Herrera (Ozark), Judy Reyes (Scrubs), Michael Cimino (Love, Victor) and more stars came together to celebrate and you can see photos of their arrival in the gallery above.

A.D. Amorosi There’s a handsome backstory to Friday night’s concert “The Town Hall and T Bone Burnett Present a Tribute to Bob Dylan” — produced in partnership with the Bob Dylan Center — that went beyond present-day artists merely doing a set of covers. Dylan. New York City’s Town Hall. The two go hand-in-hand like whiskey and soda. In 1963, when the bourgeoning poet-folkie could no longer be confined by Greenwich Village’s coffee houses, his shrewd then-manager Albert Grossman chose the civic hall built by the League for Political Education to mark Dylan’s major league debut and unite his social consciousness with commerce for the first (but not the last) time.Dylan and T Bone Burnett also go hand-in-hand like whiskey and pretty-much-anything. Not only did Dylan pluck Burnett to be a guitarist on his legendary Rolling Thunder Revue tour of the late 1970s, Burnett recently produced Dylan’s one-off recording of “Blowin’ in the Wind” for Burnett’s Ionic Original acetate-format project with an auction price of nearly $1.8M. (Burnett is also linked to Town Hall with his smart co-production of 2013’s “Another Day, Another Time at the Hall”) in celebration of the Coen Brothers’ cinematic ’60s folk love letter “Inside Llewyn Davis.”

Antonio Ferme editor George and Amal Clooney spotlighted justice defenders on Thursday night at the inaugural Albie Awards in New York City. “Growing up, my whole life, it just felt like oftentimes governments fail us,” George told reporters outside of the New York Public Library. “We need to, all of us, be diligent and fight for it — and that’s why we’re here tonight — because we have people who are risking their lives to do it, and risking their freedom willingly, which a lot of people aren’t.” The married couple formed the Albie Awards to honor individuals who, at great personal risk, have devoted their lives to justice. Many celebrity guests walked the red carpet including Oscar Isaac, Dua Lipa, John Oliver, Julia Roberts, Drew Barrymore, Ethan Hawke and Meryl Streep.