Netflix in talks to stream Korean film ‘The Match’, starring Lee Byung-hun and Yoo Ah-in

There is a "direct link" between Scots struggling to pay fuel bills and rising food insecurity, a leading charity has warned.

A Scots cop who knocked a teenager off his bike in a case of mistaken identity during the hunt for a dangerous ‘kill kit’ criminal has been found guilty of careless driving. Constable Kayleigh Simpson was given three points on her licence and admonished after the sheriff expressed “considerable sympathy for the circumstances she finds herself in”.

Primark shoppers have rushed to defend the retailer's new range for older women that "break the stigma of menopause" after one social media user was left baffled by a new top.

Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver opened up to fellow campmates on meeting her birth mother after a 'spooky' chance encounter. The soap actress, who was raised by her adoptive family as a child, had an emotional conversation with campmates on this evening's edition of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

Fugitive sex offender Nicholas Rossi will be transferred to England for questioning over an alleged rape from 2017.

A Peter Kay fan was left in tears after splashing a whopping £377 on tickets to see the comedy icon - only to realise she'd bought briefs for the wrong show. Leah-Dionne Short, from West Yorkshire, had been waiting in a Ticketmaster queue "all morning" to snap up tickets to the Phoenix Nights star's comeback tour.

Strictly favourite Hamza Yassin has revealed the secret behind his dancefloor success – years spent tossing the caber in the tiny Scots village he calls home. The BBC wildlife presenter, whose stunning lifts have made him the stand-out star of this year’s show, said training for the traditional strongman event at his local Highland games has definitely given him an edge.

The White House was said to be “giddy and gleeful” in the wake of Election Night’s surprisingly strong showing by Democrats. But the administration has nothing on the mood of Bill Maher, as exhibited on Friday’s Real Time.

Mark Kelly has been elected to a full six-year term in the U.S. Senate for the state of Arizona. The incumbent’s close victory puts the Democrats one vital step closer to continuing to control the upper chamber.

Giving credit where it’s due! Jada Pinkett Smith recently wished stepson Trey a happy 30th birthday — and praised Will Smith and his ex-wife, Sheree Zampino, for how they raised him. 

Harrison Ford is celebrating his wife, Calista Flockhart's 58th birthday, in style by piloting one of his swanky private jets into Los Angeles on Friday afternoon.Moments after landing the longtime Hollywood leading man, and aviation enthusiast, could be seen sitting in the cockpit, with his headset on, getting directions from the air traffic controller for the final taxi across the runway.Once Ford drove the jet to its proper parking spot, he opened the cabin entry door and proceeded to help the birthday girl's mother Kay get down the five steps and off the plane. Taking the lead: Harrison Ford, 80, piloted one of his private jets into Los Angeles after picking up his mother-in-law in Tennessee after originally taking off from New York Family time: The longtime Hollywood leading man touched down in Los Angeles with a plan to celebrate his wife, Calista Flockhart's 58th birthdayFord was all smiles as he docked the $18.8 million Citation Sovereign jet, the largest of his prized collection with top speed of 525mph and a 3,200 nautical mile range, into a hangar.And then, after being the first of the family to step back on to the ground, the actor appeared to briefly check the exterior of the plane before opening the cabin door.

Fans and loved ones gathered Friday to remember slain rapper Takeoff, a member of the hip-hop trio Migos, in rainy downtown Atlanta near where the 28-year-old grew up.Takeoff, born Kirsnick Khari Ball, was shot and killed earlier this month outside a Houston bowling alley.His uncle Quavo and cousin Offset, who rose to fame with him in the hip-hop trio Migos, took the stage at his funeral amid a formidable array of prominent figures who paid tribute to Takeoff.Drake delivered an emotional eulogy comparing himself and Migos to the Rat Pack, according to TMZ. Meanwhile top-flight stars including Justin Bieber and Chloe Bailey delivered musical performances in Takeoff's memory.Mourners gathered in the State Farm Arena, including Offset's wife Cardi B, who concealed her eyes behind a massive pair of sunglasses as she sat in the audience.

Behati Prinsloo seemed to be willing herself to feel better when she showed off her growing baby bump after an extended illness on Friday.In another photo share to her Instagram Stories, Behati revealed she had been sick for a week and a half without any relief.But a short clip of the 34-year-old model admiring her figure and casual outfit in her massive walk-in closet suggested she might be nearing the end of her illness.  Lingering illness: Behati Prinsloo, 34, revealed her growing baby bump and gorgeous figure in Instagram Stories clips after revealing she had been sick for the past 10 daysBehati announced she hadn't been feeling well with an extreme closeup of her smiling face.The Namibia-born beauty opened her smiling mouth to reveal a set of vampire fangs while squinting her eyes and wearing a slim gold nose ring. 'Day 10 of being sick,' she captioned the bizarre closeup, adding, 'Send help,' with several appropriate emojis.She looked as if she might have a bit of a chill in her follow-up video, as she covered herself in an olive green Aritiza down jacket that was draped down to her knees.  Spooky: 'Day 10 of being sick.

Jason Momoa was spotted while taking one of his vintage cars for a ride in Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon.The 43-year-old performer appeared to be thoroughly enjoying himself as he and a group of his friends hopped into his car and went for a ride through the city's ever-crowded streets.The actor, who is well known for showing off his impressive physique, also remained shirtless for a part of his outing. Sweet ride: Jason Momoa was spotted while taking one of his vintage cars for a ride in Los Angeles on Thursday afternoonMomoa later donned a black t-shirt before speeding off into the streets with his friends.The performer previously showed off his sculpted chest during an appearance on Wednesday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! During his time on the program, the actor stripped down to a traditional Hawaiian loincloth, also known as a malo.He went on to speak about working on the upcoming show Chief of War, which he created, and expressed that he was preparing for his role in the program by wearing the item of clothing.  Showing off: The actor, who is well known for showing off his impressive physique, also remained shirtless for a part of his outing Not the first time: The performer previously showed off his sculpted chest during an appearance on Wednesday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!Momoa stated: 'That's what I wear every day.

Love actually … not? Emma Thompson and Kenneth Branagh went from working together to falling in love in real life — while also weathering his affair with Helena Bonham Carter — before the pair ultimately split.

Real talk. Tulsa King star Max Casella opened up about his pituitary dwarfism diagnosis — and how it kept him from hitting puberty until he was 27 years old.

Netflix announced an upcoming thriller Korean series, The Bequeathed, to be written by Train To Busan and Hellbound director Yeon Sang-ho.South Korean news outlet Yonhap News Agency reported yesterday (October 18) that Netflix had decided to produce the brand-new series written and directed by Yeon Sang-ho. The streaming platform also announced the casting of actors Kim Hyun-joo (Trolley, Love All Play) and Park Hee-soon (A Model Family, My Name) in lead roles for The Bequeathed.

Lise Pedersen Film writer and director Lee Chang-dong (“Burning,” “Oasis,” “Peppermint Candy”), one of Korea’s best-known auteur filmmakers who has contributed to putting Korean cinema firmly on the global stage, is guest of honor at the Lumiere Film Festival in Lyon, where he was welcomed with a standing ovation.  The Cannes veteran – four out of his six feature films have been screened at the festival and its sidebars – engaged with the audience with characteristic humility on questions of identity, human nature, violence and love, which are central themes to all of his films.  “People sometimes ask me why I always tell stories centered on characters who are suffering. Trust me, I am not sadistic,” he smiled. “But it takes us back to the notion of family [which is central to all my films]: I grew up in a poor family, and I’m familiar with suffering,” he said. 

Is there a better way to prove the virtue of the cinematic experience than to get 5,000 people on their feet giving a film a standing ovation?  Cannes Film Festival chief Thierry Fremaux did just that on the opening night of his 14th Lumière Film Festival in Lyon with Louis Garrel’s romantic comedy “The Innocent.”  The movie played in the jam-packed Halle Tony Garnier before a star-studded crowd, including Garrel and his cast, Noémie Merlant and Roschdy Zem, as well as Sebastián Lelio, Costa Gavras, Leila Bekhti, Marina Fois, Lee Chang-dong, Nicole Garcia, Sabine Azema and Damien Bonnard.