John Hamilton: Last News

John Hamilton is a busy man in the lead-up to Pride.

confirmed to the news to The Hollywood Reporter that Coates died of natural causes in a manner that was “very peaceful.” at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills where she resided.“She gave a lot to the industry,” said Press. “Her career passed through so many genres,” she added referring to Coates’ career that spanned over 50 years.Her film career included roles in the Western and in the Western “Panther Girl of the Congo” (1955), “Girls in Prison” (1956), “I Was a Teenage Frankenstein” (1957), “Blood Arrow” (1958), “Cattle Empire” (1958), “The Incredible” Petrified World” (1959), “The Baby Maker (1970) and “Goodnight, Sweet Marilyn” (1989).Despite her expansive film carer, Coates was most known for her role as Lois Lane.

A sheriff has slammed a drug user who claimed police raided his home on the very day he was ordered to look after a safe containing heroin worth £10,000.

A Hamilton man has celebrated a major milestone with his family and friends after turning 100-years-old.

A former Irvine brickworks could be transformed into a glamping meadow.

A prominent farmer who was crushed to death under a 6.6 ton vehicle could have survived if he had been wearing a seatbelt, a sheriff has ruled.

Gay Village will lie dormant.Bars are boarded up, restaurants are shut, and there’s not a single drag queen in sight.For business owners and those who live in the Village, this has been the 'new normal' since lockdown measures were put in place.Things may never go back to the way they used to be, but business owners are ready to give it all they’ve got to survive beyond the pandemic.We spoke to a number of different businesses as well as LGBT+ and nightlife advisors to find out what a post-coronavirus Gay Village could look like.“This whole lockdown was a bit of a shock.