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Dade Hayes Finance EditorScener, a Seattle-based startup that enables social viewing, has teamed with Comic-Con to become the exclusive co-viewing partner for its upcoming online event.The company will host two tracks of library films and anime during Comic-Con@Home, which runs July 22 to 26, with a capacity of up to 1 million simultaneous viewers, featuring live community chat. (See full list of films below.)Scener has also expanded the roster of services it can connect viewers with to seven in total: Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Funimation and Vimeo.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has offered Nick Cannon a job at his network after the TV and radio personality was fired by bosses at ViacomCBS for racist remarks he made during a podcast chat.The executives severed links with The Masked Singer host on Tuesday (July 14, 2020) after he called white people “savages” and “a little less” than darker-skinned people, during a chat with Public Enemy star Professor Griff on his show, Cannon’s Class.He also suggested white-skinned people act “evil” and “rob, steal, rape, kill in order to survive” due to the fact they are not as strong as their black brothers and sisters.His comments led to a storm of backlash and ViacomCBS executives’ decision to fire him, which prompted Cannon to release a statement, which

A nuclear-powered submarine and a ferry containing almost 300 people were at “serious risk of collision” after safety decisions taken on the Royal Navy vessel were based on inaccurate information about the ferry's speed and range, an investigation found.The two vessels came within 50-100 metres of each other in the incident on November 6, 2018, a Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) report found.Crew on the Stena Superfast VII ferry, which was travelling from Belfast to Cairnryan, “took immediate action to avoid collision” after spotting the submarine’s periscope nearby.Ferry passengers and the crew on both vessels had been “in immediate danger” the report found.The nuclear-powered submarine, based at Faslane, was patrolling an area

This sounded like a godsend to a business struggling during lockdown.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced that from July 24, all shoppers in England will be required by law to wear a face mask.Anybody caught not wearing a mask will face a £100 fine.The National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) has said it will only intervene as a "last resort" when it comes to enforcing the new guidelines.But while the consequences of not wearing a face covering in shops have been made clear, there has been some confusion surrounding who will police the rules, and how exactly they will be enforced.Addressing this, Martin Hewitt, chair of the NPCC, said: "While we were unaware that the announcement was to be made last night, we have the time to work closely with the Home Office, retailers and trade bodies on the

Diva Forever star Gemma Collins had a bit of a nasty shock when she checked her bank account recently.The reality star, 39, discovered that she has been paying six phone bills and she didn't have a clue. Gemma used lockdown to take stock of her finances and decided to go through her bank statements.

Mark Wright has been enjoying lockdown with wife Michelle Keegan and has gushed over having romantic dinners at home. Former TOWIE star Mark revealed that he has swapped boozy nights out with his pals in the past for quiet evenings at home, and he is cherishing the change in lifestyle.The 33 year old told GQ magazine: "Once or twice a week I'll have a glass of wine or two with dinner, whereas back in the day I'd wait for the weekend and get absolutely smashed with my mates.

MARK Wright and Michelle Keegan have demolished their £1.3million Essex mansion - in preparation for building their new dream home. The couple, who got married in 2015, purchased the pad in October of last year.

based on figures generated by the Covid Symptom Study app - which has been developed by health science company ZOE and King's College London researchers. Latest data from the app - which has been downloaded by over 4 million people - also shows that the number of daily new cases of Covid-19 has stopped dropping in the UK.The latest prevalence figures estimate that 26,020 people in the UK currently have symptomatic Covid-19.The coronavirus outbreak has left many people across Greater Manchester struggling for access to food, basics and other support.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA new online facility will allow people to rapidly report roads, lighting and drainage faults.The Ayrshire Roads Alliance (ARA) has launched the public information portal, which is map-based.Residents in East and South Ayrshire who want to report a fault can identify the location on the map and leave a comment about the nature of the problem.They will be given a reference number which they can use to go back online and check the status of the fault as it moves through the stages from being reported to being worked on and then completed.Councillor Jim Roberts, cabinet member for economy and infrastructure at East Ayrshire Council, said: “We

Now is it just us or is an IKEA trip not a trip until you’ve had the meatballs? Well exciting for vegans and vegetarians just in, they’re launching new plant balls - a more sustainable alternative to the iconic IKEA meatball. The new plant balls will have the same look, taste and juicy bite of your classic meatball, but now with only 4% of the climate footprint.

David Tennant has spoken candidly about the difficulties he has faced homeschooling his children.The Scottish actor, 49, revealed his wife of nine years, Georgia, has been in charge of getting their brood on top of schoolwork during lockdown.Speaking on BBC Breakfast, the former Doctor Who star said: “I think home-schooling has been challenging. “Obviously my wife Georgia was ultimately in charge because she’s better at organising things than I am.

If you've ever listened to a DJ Khaled jam then you know that all he does is win... and mention his name occasionally. On Wednesday (July 15), the We the Best boss revealed the title of his upcoming 12th studio album with a 90-second video that takes fans on a journey through his illustrious career, ending with the big reveal of the project's double-down title: Khaled Khaled. But just as importantl

Russian region of Stavropol Krai by a giggling neighbour in a nearby block of flats.Video shows the outraged woman, known locally as "Lady Irina", walking over to the bush with a short wooden plank and mercilessly smacking on the man's buttocks while he is thrusting on top of a woman.The man rolls over to the side and Irina wallops the woman’s thigh while shouting at the randy couple.The pair cower in embarrassment as Irina continues to berate them in front of other neighbours.Before marching off with a scowl across her face, Irina gives the couple a final whack with the plank which causes the man to yell out in pain.The filming neighbour is heard laughing as the angry woman storms off.Family psychologist Natalya Panfilova told local news

Two new COVID-19 officers have been employed by the council.The two officers will be on hand to help businesses to reopen as lockdown begins to ease and provide advice and information on government guidelines.While they don’t have any enforcement powers, they can and will report breaches of social distancing or other issues to the council and police who will then deal with any interventions needed.The officers will work alongside other council services provide advice and support directly to businesses in Altrincham, Sale, Stretford, Urmston and Partington in particular.Funded by the European Regional Development Fund, through the government’s Reopening High Streets Safely initiative, the officers will help to ensure social distancing

Trafford council has fast tracked a long-term investment of almost £1m to save its struggling leisure centres.When lockdown began in March all leisure centres in the borough were forced to close.The facilities have now been given the go ahead to reopen by the government from July 25 with strict social distancing rules and a new cleaning regime in place.But the financial impact of coronavirus and the long term closures associated on Trafford Leisure Trust and its centres across the borough will be felt for some time to come.To head off this financial difficulty, at an extraordinary meeting last night, Trafford council agreed to give the trust its long-term funds all at once.A total of £968,000, originally earmarked to compensate leisure

Professional dancer Natalie Lowe has discussed her difficult experience of multiple miscarriages.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSports radio talk shows, long a staple of AM/FM dials, are coming to Twitch — in the form of live, interactive video broadcasts.In the first deal of its kind, Amazon-owned Twitch will distribute video simulcasts of top sports talk programs from radio broadcaster and audio streamer Entercom Communications.Under the agreement, Twitch initially will livestream Entercom’s Radio.com Sports stations from six markets across the U.S. on dedicated branded station channels: Boston’s WEEI, New York’s WFAN 101.9 FM/660 AM, Dallas’ 105.3 The Fan, Chicago’s 670 The Score, Atlanta’s 92.9 The Game and Detroit’s 97.1 The Ticket.Of course, right now, the sports industry overall is suffering because of COVID-19 shutdowns.

This Morning host Eamonn Holmes was quickly cut off by his wife Ruth Langsford after asking singer Mungo Jerry an inappropriate question about the lyrics of his iconic song Summertime.

A furious dad who is claimed to have given a severe beating to a man he found in his 14-year-old daughter's bedroom has been charged after he 'crossed the line'.

Phillip Schofield has written a tell-all book about his glittering showbiz career in a deal thought to be worth a whopping £1.5 million. And it looks like he won’t be holding back, as new magazine can reveal the TV presenter is set to lift the lid on all his famous fallouts.