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MAFS Australia bandwagon TWO YEARS after it first aired but to be honest, it is what it is and we desperately need some behind the scenes intel. Warning: MAFS spoilers aheadLet's kick things off with Sam Ball.

Rangers in the next round of the Europa League while mid-flight.The Czech league leaders were returning from the Midlands, having shocked Leicester City in the last 32 on Thursday night.In high spirits but also anxious to find out their next opponents, a number of the squad told the club's YouTube channel they wanted Steven Gerrard's side next month, although much of the team were up for AC Milan or Manchester United.But those fancying a trip to Govan got their wish as it was announced over the plane intercom that their new foes were "Glasgow Rangers".That prompted a massive cheer from players and coaches as they anticipate an enthralling battle to reach the quarter-finals.And a number of stars remarked they are excited for another trip

Celtic and Rangers in an impassioned defence of his club as Manchester City romp to the English title once more.The Etihad side are running away with it in the Premier League as they now sit 10 points clear of rivals Manchester United in the top flight.And the manager had no time for critics that say he's bought his success in England - because even the Scottish Premiership winners follow suit.Although Rangers are inches from usurping the Parkhead club's domestic dominance this season Guardiola name-checked the recent Nine In A Row champions in a list of top European clubs to prove it's not just City that hold a financial advantage over the competition.He said: "When you achieve what this club has in four years, winning a lot of games, it's

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPresident Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and the First Lady and Second Gentleman will host a virtual Black History Month Celebration featuring performances by Anthony Hamilton and the St. Augustine Gospel Choir.

Sonya Clark: Tatter, Bristle, and Mend — on display through May 31 — offers a mid-career survey of a renowned textile and mixed-media artist whose work addresses issues of race and class, celebrates Blackness, and reimagines history to acknowledge and celebrate rather than omit and obfuscate Black contributions.Featuring nearly 100 works from the past 25 years, the exhibition includes Clark’s signature sculptures and artifacts that incorporate pocket combs, human hair, and thread — such as Afro Abe II, in which a five-dollar bill is embellished with black threads to form an Afro atop the head of the 16th U.S. president.

EXCLUSIVE: Euro producer and sales firm Anton is heading to the virtual EFM with sci-fi drama Vesper Seeds, starring Eddie Marsan (Sherlock Holmes), Raffiella Chapman (Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children), Rosy McEwen (The Alienist), Richard Brake (Game of Thrones) and Melanie Gaydos (Insidious: The Last Key).

from opposite sides of the country. Nominees are expected to participate remotely, although there will be an in-person component with presenters joining Fey and Poehler in New York and California, respectively.

The Chase viewers were left cringing as a Marilyn Monroe lookalike contestant nearly ended up falling out of her dress.

It didn’t take long for Prince Harry to realize that Meghan Markle was The One. The Duke of Sussex, who appeared on "the Late Late Show" Thursday night, got candid about meeting the former American actress.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentMK2 Films has scored a raft of strong pre-sales on “The Worst Person In The World,” the anticipated third film in Joachim Trier’s “Oslo” trilogy, following “Reprise” and “Oslo, August 31st.” The company has also unveiled a first look still of the film ahead of the virtual EFM, where it will present a promo-reel to buyers.The Paris-based banner, whose sales team is spearheaded by Fionnuala Jamison, has already sold the film to France (Memento), Benelux (Cineart), Russia (Russian World Vision), Poland (M2 Films), Former Yugoslavia (Mega Com Film) and The Baltics (Kino Pavasaris).Now in post, the movie’s shoot was initially delayed at the start of the pandemic and was eventually completed in two

Sonic The Hedgehog). In order to qualify, movies had to be released before February 28 for a seven-day run in a commercial movie theater in either Los Angeles, New York City, the Bay Area, Chicago, Miami, or Atlanta.

WEALTHY celebs claimed thousands in taxpayers’ cash to furlough employees, new figures have revealed. Film director Guy Ritchie, Donald Trump and the Queen's nephew David Linley all claimed between £10,000 and £25,000 in December.

Ayrshire.Nicola Sturgeon announced earlier this week that the tier system will be returning at the end of April.New infection rates will play a crucial role in determining what level council areas will be placed in when lockdown starts to ease from April 26.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now on iOS and Android.NHS Ayrshire & Arran's latest 7-day case rate per 100,000 is currently at 109.1.East

Carrie Underwood has teamed up with gospel icon CeCe Winans for a stunning cover of “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”.

Rangers in the previous Europa League draw and he's now got his wish in the last 16.Steven Gerrard's men stormed through to the latter stages as as they tore Antwerp asunder 9-5 on aggregate but that hasn't phased the 44-year-old Czech.Slavia are understandably confident after dumping out Brendan Rodgers' Leicester City with a shock 2-0 win at the King Power on Thursday.They sit atop their domestic table with an eight point lead over rivals Sparta who demolished Celtic 4-1 home and away earlier in the season.And speaking ahead of the last 16 draw to UEFA, Trpisovsky made it clear he'd like to test his mettle against the Scottish Premiership champions-elect.He said: "I would like to take Slavia to the British Isles again."To play against

flat with the bed opposite the oven is available to rent in Edinburgh - but only if you can fork out £1,300 every month.The pocket-sized property, located beside The Meadows in capital, features a double bed, sofa and kitchen cramped in a poky room - with a shower off to one side.Despite advertised as a 'studio flat', the listing claims there is 'room for three people' - thanks to an additional camp bed hidden from view.Photos show the property's open-plan kitchen, sleeping and living space with a small patio of artificial grass at the front providing some much-needed extra space.The listing, which offers a short-term let, boasts free WiFi and Netflix - but the TV doesn't face the sofa or bed.Eye-watering rents in the capital are nothing

website from the NEU teachers' union allows people to input the name of their child's school, or the postcode, to see the current infection rate in that area. As well as telling you the area's alert level - with everyone currently under national restrictions as part of lockdown three - it gives you the both infection rates per 100,000 people in the area directly around the school and also the wider borough rate.It also says whether the rates have increased or decreased since the previous week.

Europa League last 16 as they take on Czech champions Slavia Prague.With the likes of Manchester United and Milan in the draw, fans may have been dreaming of a glamour tie against a true European heavyweight.Others hoped to draw Norwegian outfit Molde or Young Boys of Switzerland, theoretically giving Steven Gerrard's side a chance of progression.Instead it's arguably the worst of both worlds as Rangers are presented a tricky tie against an in-form team.Here's what you need to know about Slavia Prague.Founded in 1892, Slavia are one of the traditional powerhouses of Czech football.They claim to have the oldest kit in the world, having never changed the distinctive red and white halves, with a red star on the white half, since their

TRNSMT festival after falling over and being crushed in the crowd in a stomach-churning viral video.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA mother and son will bank £100,000 every month for a year – but have refused to give up work.Sue Rees, 48, a dinner lady at a local primary school and her warehouse worker son Connor, 24, have no plans to pack in their jobs.The lucky Lottery winners buy two scratchcards every time they go shopping and always split whatever they win.But the pair from Pontypridd, Wales, had no idea their lives were about to change last week.Their biggest ever win was £150 so when they scratched off an amazing £100,000 a month for a year they had to do a double take.But Sue, who throughout the pandemic has helped to make packed lunches for children

EXCLUSIVE: If you’re a fan of The Playlist and you are always on the hunt for the best platforms to find good films to watch, then we’ve talked a lot about MUBI. The curated streaming service is home to an ever-changing collection of indie, international, and arthouse films from some of the best filmmakers working today.