Nicola Sturgeon says 'happy day' getting first haircut of the year as Scots salons reopen

50 Cent is projecting “I’m The Man” energy in his recent clap back against fat shamers who have criticized his body following his Super Bowl performance. The 46-year-old rapper shocked Halftime Show viewers when he made not only a surprise appearance but a dramatic entrance as he hung upside-down from the ceiling as he sang “In Da Club.” Despite his impressive performance, some haters could only focus on his physique and took to social media to insult him, as documented by New York Post.

Will Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker move to Napa, California? The couple got cozy in a recent Instagram photo series shared by Kourtney where they celebrated with a romantic vacation for two in the Northern California region. The Poosh founder shared images of intimate dinner tents, the gorgeous West Coast mountains, and a candlelit scene with a delicious-looking glass of white wine. “I’m moving to Napa,” Kourt wrote in the caption. 

Heineken will raise the price of its lagers due to current impact of inflation.

EXCLUSIVE: HBO Max is not moving forward with half-hour family comedy pilot Camp Friends (working title).

Brad Pitt is filing a lawsuit against Angelina Jolie over a business transaction she conducted involving Chateau Miraval, the Correns, France winery they had purchased as a couple, of which she subsequently sold her share to Russian oligarch Yuri Shefler.The 58-year-old actor, in legal docs reviewed by TMZ, is asking the court to reverse a pact Jolie, 46, made that delivered her share to Stoli Group subsidiary Tenute del Mondo, which is ran by Shefler, and award him damages in connection with the transaction.The Shawnee, Oklahoma-born actor said in court docs that he and Jolie initially purchased the winery in 2008 for $28.4 million, at which time she put down about 40 percent of the funding (about $11.36 million). The latest:Brad Pitt, 58, is filing a lawsuit against Angelina Jolie, 46, over a business transaction she conducted involving Chateau Miraval, the Correns, France winery they had purchased as a couple, of which she subsequently sold her share to a Russian oligarchPitt said he put far more work and funding into the winery to make it profitable, and by 2013 she hadn't matched his efforts on either front.Pitt told the court that he and Jolie had agreed that they would not sell off their interest in the winery without the consent of the other party.

Nicola Sturgeon has already given the go-ahead for Hampden to house around 12,000 fans at all its scheduled Euro 2020 games this summer. Leading officials at Scotland’s top clubs are now desperate to build on that in the face of worries they won’t be able to shift season books.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.International travel will still be banned and Nicola Sturgeon said she hoped restrictions will be lifted on a four-nations approach.The First Minister said foreign travel remained “a significant risk” and sounded downbeat about the prospects of foreign holiday travel from May 17 as proposed by UK Ministers.She said: “It may well be the case that we do have to endure restrictions in international travel for a bit longer as the price we pay for much greater normality here in Scotland.”UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said this week that the target for foreign holidays resuming remained 17 May at the earliest.There will be a watch list for

First Minister said she intends the curbs to be scrapped on April 26th.

Prince Philip, who has died at the age of 99.The Royal Family announced the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of the Queen, had passed away peacefully on Friday morning at Windsor Castle just two months before his 100th birthday.Sottish politicians, celebrities and heartbroken fans have been rushing to pay their respects to the royal, who had recently been treated for a pre-existing heart condition and an infection.The tributes were led by Nicola Sturgeon who said she was 'deeply saddened' to hear of his passing.She tweeted: "I am saddened by news that the Duke of Edinburgh has died.

@scotgov and the people of Scotland - to Her Majesty The Queen and her family." The Palace said in a statement: "It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen announces the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh."His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle."Further announcements will made in due course."The Royal Family join with people around the world in mourning his loss."

indyref2 by the end of 2023 if the country is still “grappling” with covid.She also insisted she would not speak to Alex Salmond after the election and criticised his refusal to blame Russia for the Salisbury poisonings in 2018.Polling suggests the SNP is on course to win an outright majority at next month’s election.A key part of an SNP fourth term would be seeking a joint agreement with the UK Government on a second referendum.She has said she wants a fresh vote on Scotland’s constitutional future to take place in the first half of the next term, which would be by the end of 2023.However, the First Minister told journalists yesterday this timetable is dependent on taming the virus: “I’ve said the starting point for me in terms of timing

former First Minister also hit out at an apparent absence of “will, determination and statecraft” over the last seven years - the period in which Sturgeon has led the country.Salmond launched a new pro-indy party, Alba, in the wake of his bitter fallout with Nicola Sturgeon.Alba’s aim is to secure a “super majority” of pro-independence MSPs and is only contesting the regional List elections for Holyrood.However, despite preaching pro-independence unity, Salmond has criticised his predecessor’s strategy on the flagship policy.Sturgeon favours a joint agreement with the UK Government on indyref2, but Salmond believes this should be one of a number of options.He has floated peaceful street demonstrations as well as courting international

SNP, even if that was not a Tory.Ross made the comments during a BBC Scotland radio phone-in, after one caller said he was thinking of voting Labour because their candidate had a better chance of unseating the SNP MSP.Asked “should a Conservative vote for Labour, who have a chance of winning?”, the Tory leader replied: “I think, across the country, people should look at their individual constituency and vote for the strongest candidate, which in most cases is a Conservative candidate, to defeat the SNP.”Pressed repeatedly by the caller to answer “yes or no” about whether people should vote Labour if their candidate stood a better chance of winning than a Tory he replied: “I’ve just said, vote for the strongest party to stop the SNP.”The

Ross said the success of the vaccine scheme and encouraging public health data meant the roadmap to opening up hospitality should be accelerated. Under Ross’ proposal pubs and restaurants could start serving food and alcohol inside instead of only outside on April 26 as is planned under the current rules.Outdoor contact sport and small indoor events would also be allowed and students could return to a blended model of learning.Ross spoke as Nicola Sturgeon said changes to the rules should be taken ‘cautiously and clearly” and emphasised there would be no change to the roadmapRoss said his plan would boost the economy and give people fresh hope.He said: “People are waiting to get on with their lives.

Scotland. The First Minister made the announcement at her coronavirus briefing at St Andrew's House in Edinburgh earlier today.

son Hayes could be close to her ex, who she fears, has returned to Scotland. The jubilant 19-year-old reached an access agreement with Kyle Borg, 21, which allowed her to fly back on Friday (2 April) after 10 months on the island.

Nicola Sturgeon has announced 'better times lie ahead' as Scots face another 'difficult Easter'. The First Minister said we now have 'hope' in the fight against Covid-19 and urged the country to stay positive.

Farage’s “seal of approval”. The First Minister also claimed Alba may be more likely to put off undecided No voters from backing independence.Sturgeon and Salmond have been at war over the Government’s unlawful sexual misconduct probe into him.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.MOTORING industry chiefs in Scotland are looking forward to welcoming back customers to dealerships from Monday.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Tuesday that car showrooms and forecourts would be able to reopen from the Easter bank holiday.She also reminded would-be car buyers that they may need an appointment and to check with the retailer before visiting.Scottish Motor Trade Association chief executive Sandy Burgess said: “I am certain our sector is ready to demonstrate total commitment to meeting the needs of the motoring public in a virus-secure manner.“I am very excited at the prospect of seeing the lights back on across Scotland.

Alba Party, it could change the balance of power between Scotland and Westminster.Prime Minister Boris Johnson has consistently refused current First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s calls for a second Scottish independence referendum.But Salmond said that if a “super majority” of pro-independence MSPs are elected to Holyrood, a range of options would be available to those who want to take Scotland out of the UK.He suggested Scotland could organise its own referendum in those circumstances, with other options including legal action against the UK Government over its refusal to allow such a ballot.The relationship between Salmond and Sturgeon fell apart over the Government's unlawful sexual misconduct investigation into him in 2018.Earlier this

ohn McGinn has urged fans to be on their best behaviour to ensure 'Mrs Sturgeon' allows fans back into Hampden for Euro 2020. The Aston Villa midfielder netted two goals against the Faroe Islands in World Cup qualification, but attention now turns to the tournament football for the national side.Scotland take on the Czech Republic and Croatia at Hampden at next summer's tournament but fans have been locked out of stadiums around the country amid Covid restrictions.