Interior secretary announces expansion of historical site to honor Native American victims of massacre

The devastated family of a young mum who has passed away aged 22 from an "unexpected" asthma attack are pushing for other people to pick up on the signs. Amy Greenwood, from Skelmersdale, was discovered not breathing by her fiancé, Keagan Boyle, on Wednesday evening, after an abrupt asthma attack, Manchester Evening News reports.

Celebs Go Dating star Laura Anderson has launched her very own clothing range with high street retailer New Look.

Rangers' miserable return to the Champions League ended with one final night of pain as they were comfortably beaten by Ajax.

A Lanarkshire MP has backed the Pink Ribbon Campaign which encourages women to be more vigilant checking for signs of breast cancer.

Rangers boast the worst record of any side to enter the Champions League group stage following the 3-1 defeat to Ajax.

Harry Styles delighted fans by transforming into Grease rebel Danny Zuko for Halloween.The pop sensation, 28, donned a jet black hairstyle, edgy tank top, and leather jacket as he dazzled fans attending his Harryween concert in Los Angeles on Monday.Styles looked as if he could have been a member of the T-Birds as he shook it and grooved it just like John Travolta in the hit musical film. Grease lightning! Harry Styles delighted fans by transforming into Grease rebel Danny Zuko for HalloweenTo the delight of his screaming fans, Harry danced exactly as Travolta did and busted out several memorable moves on stage.He even sensually ran his hands through his hair, much like Danny did in the musical.

Kylie Jenner took inspiration from Hollywood legend Judy Garland this year while dressed as Dorothy Gale, from The Wizard of Oz, after wowing fans with her array of sexy Halloween looks over the weekend. While dressed in the character's pale blue gingham dress and dazzling ruby slippers, the makeup mogul, 25, could be seen laying down in a field of poppies, which in the film caused Dorothy, Toto, and the Cowardly Lion to be lulled to sleep from its scent.In the image of the mom-of-two for her latest cosmetics campaign, she lays awake with her hair in Dorothy's signature pigtail braids as the Wicked Witch of the West watches her from a crystal ball.

Former Hollyoaks star Rachel Shenton will star in the hotly anticipated remake of classic 2008 horror, The Strangers, Deadline has confirmed. The British actress, 34, who won an Oscar in 2018 for her short film, The Silent Child, will play Debbie, the sister of Madelaine Petsch's character, in the reboot of the original, which starred Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman in the lead roles.The Strangers, set for release in 2023, will tell the tale of a young couple (Petsch and Froy Gutierrez) who embark on a cross-country drive for a new beginning, only to be terrorised by masked strangers when they stop at a secluded Oregon AirBnb.  New role: Former Hollyoaks star Rachel Shenton will star in the hotly anticipated remake of classic 2008 horror, The Strangers, Deadline has confirmed (pictured October 2022)The reboot is the first in a planned trilogy of Strangers films, with Lionsgate having finished filming all three movies in Slovakia. The film will also star Gabriel Basso and Ema Horvath.The new trilogy is directed by Renny Harlin.

Kanye West's ex Julia Fox joked that men should not 'be allowed to have penises' on the trailer for season two of Ziwe.The comedy talk show sees host Ziwe Fumudoh nudging her guests into moments of increasing awkwardness, often with questions involving race.'Should men be allowed to have opinions?' Ziwe, 30, asked Julia, 32, who shot back: 'They shouldn't even be allowed to have penises.'  Bombshell: Kanye West's ex Julia Fox joked that men should not 'be allowed to have penises' on the trailer for season two of ZiweJulia, who became an It Girl in New York after featuring in the Adam Sandler vehicle Uncut Gems, seemed relaxed as she got into the spirit of the show.'As an Italian American, would you consider yourself a person of color?' Ziwe asked, to which Julia playfully replied: 'No, definitely not...although....' Drew Barrymore meanwhile leaned into the uncomfortable side of the show's tone when Ziwe demanded: 'Where do you stand on the Emancipation Proclamation?' 'I am for freedom? Is that the right answer?' said Drew, prompting Ziwe to say pointedly: 'You tell me, Drew.' Mischief: The comedy talk show sees host Ziwe Fumudoh nudging her guests into moments of increasing awkwardness, often with questions involving race Busty bombshell: 'Should men be allowed to have opinions?' Ziwe, 30, asked Julia, 32, who shot back: 'They shouldn't even be allowed to have penises' Flashing the flesh: Julia, who became an It Girl in New York after featuring in the Adam Sandler vehicle Uncut Gems, seemed relaxed as she got into the spirit of the show Having a ball: 'As an Italian American, would you consider yourself a person of color?' Ziwe asked, to which Julia playfully replied: 'No, definitely not...although....'Ziwe's guest list

Ryan Murphy has been dethroned. Tembi and Attica Locke’s limited series From Scratch has taken over from The Watcher as the most-viewed series on Netflix last week.

Less than a month after Nexstar Media closed a deal to take 75% ownership of The CW, the broadcast network has been hit with dozens of layoffs.

EXCLUSIVE: Comic monologist Mike Birbiglia has made an early Broadway splash with his new show The Old Man & the Pool, selling out his first four previews last week – the only other production with all seats filled was The Phantom of the Opera – and, Deadline can report exclusively, getting a two-week extension of his run at Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater.

EXCLUSIVE: Faced with their first decision on ordering more of the CW’s existing scripted series, the network’s new Nexstar owners opted against it. I hear there will be no back orders for the CW’s new fall series, Walker: Independence, from CBS Studios, and The Winchesters, from Warner Bros. Television, whose freshman seasons will remain at the original 13 episodes.

EXCLUSIVE: The new iteration of The CW is starting to take shape.

EXCLUSIVE: The Chicago-based artist incubator OTV Studio has rebranded as Breaking Light Studio. 

Gary Lineker, 61, spoke openly on The News Agents podcast where he said that Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover could have a negative impact as he drew attention to the fine line between freedom of speech and hate speech.The Match of the Day presenter said that the CEO of Tesla Motors needs to be very careful before saying that in his opinion Elon, 51, isn’t that good at Twitter anyway.“He is kind of a strange chap,” Gary started by saying to podcast presenters Lewis Goodall and Emily Maitlis.“If you are going to spend 40 odd billion on Twitter you ought to be really good at tweeting but I have not been overly impressed so far.”Chuckling to himself, Gary went on to say that he was unsure if the policy of paying $8 a month (£7) for individuals to keep their blue tick was “actually going to be a thing”.Seemingly unbothered about keeping his verified blue tick or not, Emily then posed the question to Gary if he thinks that Twitter will change at all under the control of Elon.To which Gary replied: “I think he needs to be very careful because there is a big difference between freedom of speech and hate speech.“I think you need to differentiate between the two.“You can’t just let people say and do whatever they want, that is dangerous isn’t it?”Gary’s hesitancy towards Elon comes after the multi-billionaire has dissolved Twitter’s board of directors, making him chief executive of three companies alongside Tesla and SpaceX.Alongside this is Elon’s well known proposal for Twitter’s future, making it a haven for “free speech”.Having not revealed how he intends to make it so, the businessman has said publicly that the site will be “forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints”.In a recent tweet, Elon, who has 113

Married At First Sight UK's Thomas Hartley has revealed that he no longer speak to husband Adrian Sanderson. It's after he was invited onto a podcast and made 'nasty' remarks about other people who appeared on the show alongside them.

We've probably all got at least one mug in our house that has suffered a tea or coffee stain from leaving the beverage in too long. It seems that no amount of scrubbing can get rid of the dark rings, and while they may be clean as a whistle, they'll always look filthy.

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