John Anderson: Last News

Veteran ESPN SportsCenter anchor John Anderson said today that he will retire from the show at the end of June.

Toby Keith was voted into the Country Music Hall of Fame one day after the singer died after a battle with stomach cancer. He was 62. Sarah Trahern, the CEO of the Country Music Association, made the revelation Monday after announcing that singer John Anderson, 69, and James Burton, 84, would be joining Keith in the prestigious honor.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Toby Keith, who died Feb. 5, is one of three inductees named Monday as the newest members of the Country Music Hall of Fame, along with fellow country star John Anderson and legendary country-rock guitarist James Burton. Keith will be inducted posthumously, of course, but he was not elected posthumously.

TV's Gladiators is back! Fans of the hit original 1990s show will welcome a new breed of muscle-bound competitors back on our screens tonight.

Omniplex Cinema Group, Ireland’s largest cinema company, is crossing the Irish Sea. 

The BBC are reviving Gladiators and the new version of the much-loved gameshow will include a familiar face to football fans.

South Lanarkshire councillors have given the green light to a zero carbon multi-sports facility in Strathaven.

The cartoonist behind some of Scotland's most iconic comic characters has died at the age of 89.

Business Growth Grants for South Lanarkshire enterprises have been increased by £30,000.

South Lanarkshire Council has pledged to help plant 18 million trees over the next decade.

Gladiators’ original stars, and iconic referee John Anderson, have been spotted living decidedly regular lives after the hit programme’s return was confirmed by the BBC.The sports-based game show first aired from 1992 to 2000, before being briefly revived in 2008. On Wednesday, the BBC delighted fans by at last confirming that rumours of another comeback are true and now, the terrifyingly fit warriors who went up against the public 20 years ago have proven that nowadays, they’re more like the rest of us. While the stars are undoubtedly still fit and enjoy hitting the gym, their low-key lives are a far cry from the drama of the arena.

It's been confirmed that Gladiators will make its long-awaited return to the BBC next year. The popular show is set to return with an 11-episode series and will be welcoming a new generation of "superhumans" who will compete against contestants in the "ultimate test of speed and strength", the BBC said.

BBC are set to bring back the classic game show Gladiators next year. The popular game show originally aired on ITV between 1992 and 2000 and drew huge audiences in every Saturday evening.

Popular TV show Gladiators is returning to the BBC next year, it has been announced.The programme will return with an 11-episode series and will be welcoming a new generation of “superhumans” who will compete against contestants in the “ultimate test of speed and strength”, the BBC said.The series, which will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, will include new games alongside classic challenges – with each episode ending with fan favourite, gruelling obstacle course The Eliminator. At its peak, Gladiators – broadcast from 1992 to 2000 – drew huge audiences to its Saturday evening ITV slot as the famous call of “Contenders Ready? Gladiators Ready?” echoed across TV screens.

the death of child beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey, investigators say they are following up a number of "very promising" leads to her killer’s identity.In 1997, renowned detective Lou Smit was asked to come out of retirement to help solve the Ramsey case.He had challenged the original theory that JonBenét’s mother Patsy Ramsey had been responsible for the six-year-old's murder and her husband had helped her cover it up. READ MORE: JonBenet Ramsey's family launch new DNA-test bid to finally solve six-year-old's murder Instead, Smit said that DNA evidence pointed to an intruder breaking into the house and carrying out the sexually-motivated murder.Smit maintained that that "the Ramseys did not do it" and said there was "substantial, credible evidence of an intruder and a lack of evidence that the parents are involved".But the ace detective, who cracked some 200 murder cases during his career, died in 2010. Since then a team of volunteers including his daughter, Cindy Smit-Mara, and former law enforcement officer John Anderson, has been continuing his work.They say they are regularly receiving tips and leads but the core of their investigation is a detailed set of notes left behind by Smit."He carefully compiled and prioritised his investigative notes in an extensive spreadsheet and PowerPoint presentation," Anderson and Smit-Mara told The US Sun.

JonBenét Ramsey’s murder has still not been solved nearly a quarter century later, but a team of volunteer investigators thinks they know what the Boulder Police Department should be focusing on to move to the next stage of the investigation.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. For some, Fourth of July is simply an American holiday meant to honor U.S history. For others, it’s the ultimate summer weekend, often marked by outdoor cookouts or a beach day — even better that it falls on a three-day weekend this year.

It was a special occasion for the Hamilton Burns Club last week as they held their anniversary celebrations.

Over 1000 Lanarkshire firms have been supported by Business Gateway in the last year.

Litter clearing teams will be working on and around roads in Clydesdale over the next fortnight.

The Sixth East Kilbride Scout Group lived up to one of their core values of helping other people.