Perth to be only city in Scotland to host major new summer exhibition from the National Gallery in London

MADE In Chelsea's Binky Felstead was left heartbroken when her dog Pedro was hit by a "vile" van driver who "left him for dead." The 32-year-old had to issue a trigger warning to her fans as she described seeing the dog's "lifeless body" and showed his horrific head injuries, which scared her daughter India, five. Posting to Instagram, Binky shared a series of photos of Pedro, two, who had a protective cone around his neck and multiple stitches on his head.

A pop-up auction hosted by Bargain Hunt presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp takes place in Lanarkshire tonight featuring original paintings by her father.

Protecting her privacy. Kim Kardashian explained her thought process after recently hinting there were aspects of her marriage to Kanye West that no one really knew about.

Lorde had a lot to process following the release of her third studio album, Solar Power.

Dave Chappelle has decided not to place his name on the theatre he helped build for his old high school.The building at Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington D.C. was set to be officially named on Monday (June 20), with Chappelle being honoured as one of their most famous graduates.However, the comedian has been at the centre of controversy after some of the material in his latest Netflix special The Closer was perceived as transphobic.In a recent visit to the school, Chappelle was confronted by some of the students about the jokes.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor“Bangsokol: A Requiem for Cambodia,” a symphonic work by composer Him Sophy and the first major such piece to address the Khmer Rouge genocide in the country, recently was released on Entertain Impact label.Sophy, himself a Khmer Rouge survivor, places the musical ritual of a Bangsokol – a traditional Khmer ceremony that accompanies Cambodian Buddhist funeral rites – within the form of a Western requiem.“When I composed the requiem,” Sophy says, “I relived the feelings I had during the Khmer Rouge times. It was Hell on Earth.

Dave Chappelle has refused to have his name attached to a new performing arts theater at his old high school after student backlash to his comedy special The Closer.

X FACTOR favourite James Arthur has revealed a fresh tattoo sleeve and inkings down his legs after previously fearing he was "typecast" by his body art. The Say You Won't Let Go vocalist, 34, appears to have done a U-Turn following the comments he made back in 2016 - and his decision to have his designs lasered off.

J. Kim Murphy Dave Chappelle has revealed that he’s decided against having the theater at his former high school named after him after plans for him to become the venue’s eponym were originally put in place.The standup comedian made his opinion on the matter public Monday night while he was visiting Washington, D.C.

The theater building at Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington D.C. was to be officially named in a ceremony tonight after one of the school’s most famous graduates: Dave Chappelle.

Glastonbury Festival has invited fans to take part in its burning lotus experience, an art event that aims to provide cathartic relief as the world emerges from the COVID pandemic.Those attending this year’s festival will be able to contribute words and images to a 40 foot lotus sculpture located near to The Park that will be symbolically set alight at midnight on the last day (Sunday, June 26). But those who are missing out will also be able to take part by sending entries via first class post by Thursday (June 23) so that they arrive on time.Participants submitting via mail are directed to address their letters to: The Burning Lotus, Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset, BA4 4BY.

Steve Carell holds hands with Stuart and Kevin at the photo call for their new movie, Minions: The Rise of Gru, at Parliament Square on Monday (June 20) in London, England.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe 49th annual Daytime Emmys are back in a full theater for the first time in three years, but that’s not the only major change that TV viewers will notice when the ceremony airs on Friday, June 24.For starters, the drama category is finally a bit more competitive, having landed a fifth nominee (which hasn’t happened since 2014), the “Days of Our Lives” spinoff “Beyond Salem.” It faces off against usual entrants “General Hospital,” “The Young and the Restless,” “The Bold and the Beautiful” and “Days.” This is also the inaugural year for the Children’s & Family Emmys, which means those categories have been moved to later in the year.As a result, the show will be “a bit more focused,” says National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences president and CEO Adam Sharp. “The telecast will be very squarely focused on the dramas, talk shows and game shows.” Meanwhile, other genres will be grouped together for the Creative Arts and Lifestyle Daytime Emmys, presented on June 18, a week before the main ceremony.For 2022, CBS’ “The Young and the Restless” received the most Daytime Emmy nominations, with 18, followed by ABC’s “General Hospital” with 17.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentEgypt’s El Gouna Film Festival is being put on hiatus this year after five successful editions in what could be a precursor to the event being permanently scrapped or radically reshaped.In a statement, fest organizers said “a decision was made to postpone the festival” which was scheduled to run Oct. 13-22 in the Egyptian Red Sea resort.As for the reason, the nebulous statement, posted to social media, said the fest — which is now in its 6th edition — is being postponed “in view of the vital role” it’s played “in the art and tourism sectors, both locally and internationally,” which is now being re-thought “in view of current global challenges.”Competition between Arab film fests has been increasingly fierce with the deep-pocketed Red Sea Festival in Saudi Arabia joining the fray last year, alongside the Cairo and Marrakech fests.

interiors event is back. The big Italian furniture companies, along with designers and brands from all over the world, showcased their latest homeware collections – which had been kept a closely guarded secret – at the huge Salone del Mobile trade fair, as well as at showrooms and pop-up exhibitions all over the city. And although the designer pieces that were on display there might be beyond the budgets of most, you can expect to see their like hitting the British high street in the very near future.“Milan is our most important event of the year, in terms of product development but also because of the brands that exhibit there,” says Sabina Miller, buying director at Heal’s. “It’s where you see how a homeware trend starts to take shape.

Video: IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: The Lehman Trilogy and Company lead winners at 2022 Tony Awards (Cover Video)Justin Bieber postpones remainder of U. S.

The David Livingstone Birthplace museum is looking forward to a season full of fun with the launch of its summer events programme.

Youngsters in Lanarkshire are celebrating after their winning entries to a litter art competition were shown at an exhibition at Glasgow Science Centre.

It's one of the finest examples of Tudor construction in Britain. Reputedly haunted, it sits between a huge housing estate and industrial units in its own beautiful gardens. But to John Finley it was once home and its walls will always be part of the fabric of his family history.

The Tribeca Festival, which opened on June 8, is winding down its last few days before wrapping up on Sunday, June 19.On Friday, the acclaimed crime drama Heat (1995) was among the films to be featured in theRetrospective Screenings segment of the festival.Its two leading men, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, were on hand to talk about the making of the movie, written and directed by Michael Mann, and to attend a screening ofa 4K version of the filmat United Palace Theater in New York City.Heat actually markedthe first-ever appearance of Robert De Niro and Al Pacino together in the same scene. Retrospective Screening: Robert De Niro, 78, and Al Pacino, 82, hit the red carpet ahead of a special screening and conversation about their acclaimed film Heat (1995) at the Tribeca Festival in New York City on FridayThe two longtime leading men hit the red carpet ahead of the showing of the 4K version, which is actually a higher quality of video than HD.De Niro, 78, looked stylish in black pants, a matching shirt, a gray blazer and black leather shoes.

A new independent cinema will open in Leigh this summer. The inside of Leigh Film Factory is currently under development and the public can get a small glimpse of what is to come after the team decided to offer a sneak peek.