‘Jeopardy! Second Chance’ competition welcomes back past losers

NHS Lanarkshire has announced the appointment of its new executive medical director.

As winter sets in, now is the time of year many Scots will see condensation on their windows and while it's quite common, it could end up damaging your home.

A Scottish man who has been locked up in an Iraq jail for two months over unpaid debts is waiting on Qatar bank confirming they have agreed to drop their case against him before he can be released.

Olivia Attwood has spoken for the first time since leaving I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here after 24 hours due to medical issues.

He's won plenty of plaudits for his work at Livingston- and now David Martindale is the centre of the Giovanni van Bronckhorst Rangers replacement chat, along with a familiar face.

Before his death at age 34, Aaron Carter was known for his career as a teen idol, but he wasn’t the only famous member of his family.

Subtly showing her support. Lindsay Lohan paid her respects to ex Aaron Carter following the news of his death.

We’ve all assumed that when Hugh Jackman was announced for “Deadpool 3,” reprising his Logan/”X-Men” one more time—after avowing for years, he was done with the role previously—that it was all the doing of Ryan Reynolds and the director Shaun Levy. Both had a relationship with Jackman; Levy directed him in “Reel Steel” ages ago, and the two actors obviously have quite the relationship on social media with all the gangs and pranks they play on each other (and, of course, Deadpool/Reynolds and Wolverine/Jackman did already act side by side in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” and of course, Reynolds mocked that hard in the meta-end credits of “Deadpool 2”).

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar winner Nicolas Cage has been set to star in horror-thriller Longlegs for Jason Cloth and Dave Caplan’s C2 Motion Picture Group.

EXCLUSIVE: CBS is developing They’re With Me, a multi-camera family comedy from 9JKL creator Dana Klein, Mat Harawitz, Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment, Wendi Trilling’s TrillTV and CBS Studios.

Emmy-winning producer Ryan Seacrest has finally sold his sprawling Beverly Hills mansion for $51 million, three years after first listing the property back for a whopping $85 million back in 2020.Earlier this year, the 47-year-old media personality put the estate back on the market with a significantly reduced price tag – first to $74.5million price, then $69 million, to offload the pad.This marks the longtime American Idol host's last massive home in California, which was listed by realtor Kurt Rappaport and purchased from Ellen DeGeneres for $36.5 million in 2012, according to TMZ. Mogul: Emmy-winning producer Ryan Seacrest has finally sold his sprawling Beverly Hills mansion for $51 million, three years after first listing the property back for a whopping $85 million back in 2020; pictured in April 2022The sale comes after moving into a massive six-story townhouse in New York City to host Live With Kelly and Ryan.

Aaron Carter's on-off fiancée Melanie Martin told him 'she feared he was going to die if he didn't stop huffing' during an Instagram live - just days before his tragic death aged 34.A video reportedly captured from a live stream the singer recorded in the days leading up to his death and obtained by TMZ shows Aaron reading a message he claims is from Martin, 35, which read: 'If it's true what you're doing, you're not going to end up alive. You're going to die. 'I love you, this is not safe.

On Monday, Shia LaBeouf rocked a ponytail and black leather outfit in his first sighting on the Atlanta set of five-time Oscar winner Francis Ford Coppola's $100M-budget epic Megalopolis.The 36-year-old Daytime Emmy winner certainly looked flashy in a black gold chain-print button-up tucked into leather pants with a studded leather fedora and boots.Shia - who's making a comeback despite seven prior arrests - topped his gaudy get-up off with a studded leather jacket. Action! On Monday, Shia LaBeouf rocked a ponytail and black leather outfit in his first sighting on the Atlanta set of five-time Oscar winner Francis Ford Coppola's $100M-budget epic MegalopolisIn May, LaBeouf - who welcomed his first child with Mia Goth in March - successfully completed a year-long judicial diversion program stemming from 2020 misdemeanor battery and petty theft charges.Joining the former Disney Channel star on the set was Game of Thrones alum Nathalie Emmanuel, who emulated Grecian glam in a plunging sheer black dress and golden gladiator heels.The English 33-year-old had her curly locks styled in an updo for the outdoor shoot, which began November 1 at Trilith Studios.There were three other actresses - one of whom strongly resembled SNL star Chloe Fineman - also wearing Grecian-inspired black and gold costumes.

out holding hands with music producer Alexander “A.E.” Edwards, the pop icon logged on to Twitter to confirm that they are dating and she's having the time of her life. Fans first started to suspect there was something going on with the singer when she on November 1, “One part of my life is SO AMAZING,” with a heart eyes emoji.

Past "Jeopardy!" players, who nearly won but didn’t quite succeed, are getting a second chance at the game show. Ken Jennings announced last week that "Jeopardy!" will be hosting a second chance game show, which begins on Monday, and will halt the regular episodes for two weeks. Each week will highlight three semifinal games complete with a two-day finale.

Jeopardy! as anybody following the death of longtime host Alex Trebek. The record-holding Jeopardy! champion served as the quiz show’s first guest host ahead of a long and controversial search for a permanent replacement, before he and Mayim Bialik were granted full-time co-hosting duties for Season 39.

"Jeopardy!" co-hosts Ken Jennings and Mayim Bialik sat down for an interview to discuss the longtime game show’s future for the first time since being named the late Alex Trebek’s permanent successors. "We miss Alex every day.

stepping up to the podium to share hosting duties in the wake of Alex Trebek’s passing in November 2020.The iconic game show has aired on television for 39 seasons, but this will be the first full season without its longtime host.Jennings has led the charge since September and will continue until January, when Bialik is set to take over through the end of the season.The former “Jeopardy!” champion, who holds a record for winning 74 times in a row, has said that hosting is harder than being a contestant. “I mean, I had played so many games right here that I thought ‘I have a pretty good sense of what hosting is going to be like’ and then you realize hosting’s even harder because you basically have to do everything the contestants do, plus manage the game for them, plus manage the game for the home viewer,” he told Good Morning America on Monday.

Ken Jennings and Mayim Bialik are opening up in their first joint interview together.