Pollok Williamson butcher says dithering South Ayrshire Council are killing his business

Treasure hunters have been left scratching their heads after an eccentric millionaire who sparked a decade-long deadly search for riches hidden in the Rockie Mountains died without revealing the location of his hoard.

New body, new ink! Rob Kardashian, 33, showed off his latest tattoo additions via Instagram on Saturday, Sept. 12. “Hawái,” Rob captioned the photo, which is the Spanish spelling for the islands of Hawaii. The new ink appeared to add to his existing sleeve — specifically, more details around the crying eye and additional lines to embellish the rest of his arm art. Rob tagged card collecting shop Mister Cartoon in the image.

restaurant. In the footage the girl can be seen dining with her mum and another woman on patio at a pizza restaurant.A man grabs the girl by the neck and attempts to drag her away.A hero diner, who turns out to be a martial arts expert, quickly pounced on the stranger and put him in a headlock, while he still had his hands on the tot.The creep was wrestled to the floor by the diner and battered in the head by one of the women.

Ruby Rose is taking over the action world!

Alexandra Richards may have been raised in a small town in Connecticut, but her life has been far from ordinary. Her mother is supermodel Patti Hansen and her dad is Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentMADRID — Paraguay’s Marcelo Martinessi, director of “The Heiresses,” a 2018 double Berlin Silver Bear winner, is re-teaming with the film’s sales agent, Paris-based Luxbox Films, as well as two of its key producers – Germany’s Pandora Filmproduktions and France’s La Fábrica Nocturna Productions – for Martinessi’s second feature, film noir “Who Killed Narciso?”As was the case with “The Heiresses” (“Las Herederas”), “Who Killed Narciso?” will be lead produced by producer-director Sebastian Peña Escobar’s at Asunción-based La Babosa Cine, the company he and Martinessi set up in 2009, initially called Mira, to produce Martinessi’s shorts.Written by Martinessi, “Who Killed Narciso?” weighs in as

TV presenter Piers Morgan has revealed burglars stole more than £10,000 from him on holiday in the south of France. The Good Morning Britain star believes a gang targeted him after spotting his expensive watch.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentEric Rochant’s spy drama “Le Bureau,” the animated series “The Fox-Badger Family” and the documentary “Cinema through the Eye of Magnum” won the 16th Export Awards. Hosted by the promotion organisation TV France International, the Export Awards honors the French programs that have yielded the most sales abroad in the categories of animation, documentary and fiction.

Reese Witherspoon is starting off her morning with a little exercise!

Kanye West seems to be on the mend.

hereAnd they added this was enough to convince them, saying: “This is straight in the believe without question category.”Neil, 58, shot to fame in the 80s as a host on the Saturday morning show No. 73, later renamed 7T3.He presented the CITV programme Art Attack from 1990 to 2007.

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea shooting six consecutive 3-pointers during a celebrity basketball competition in the ’90s has resurfaced online.Flea, who is a big LA Lakers fan, shared the footage himself on his Instagram back in February, which was filmed during the 1995 MTV-hosted ‘Rock N’ Jock’ celebrity basketball game.In the caption to the February 16 post, Flea wrote: “I’m just sayin. I made 6 in a row and won that shit, didn’t even need to shoot the last one.

A busy mum has explained how she created a multi-million-pound beauty business from kitchen table.

Whoopi Goldberg reflected on how Barbara Walters and “The View” saved her career after catching backlash over controversial comments she made about then-President George W. Bush in 2004.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeLos Angeles public broadcaster KCET has confirmed the episodic lineup for its 21st annual “Fine Cut Festival,” which features short films from Southern California student filmmakers.Finalists will air on KCET every Wednesday at 10 p.m. starting Sept.

Sited in woods at a children’s fine arts boarding school, this is claimed to be a secret lair Jeffrey Epstein used to meet an underage victim.

Beyoncé has pledged to give another $1million (£756k) to Black-owned small businesses via her BeyGOOD foundation.The star set up the philanthropic organisation in 2013 and has used it to help provide Flint, Michigan with clean water, victims of Hurricane Harvey in 2017 and, most recently, those affected by the coronavirus pandemic.The previously announced Black-owned Small Business Impact Fund was launched in July in partnership with NAACP and gave 20 Black-owned businesses across the US a $10,000 (£7,558) grant each.Now, a second round will open in September, as announced on the BeyGOOD Instagram page. “Proud to announce $1m in additional funds from Beyoncé to help Black-owned small businesses,” it read.

Local officials in Chadwick Boseman's native South Carolina have already started planning to honour the tragic actor with a statue in his likeness, less than a week after his death.The Black Panther star passed away on 28 August after a secret battle with colon cancer, shocking fans and peers who had no idea the actor was ill.However, Anderson Mayor Terence Roberts has wasted no time in organising a suitable salute to the hometown hero. A spokesperson for the Mayor's office told TMZ an artist has already been contacted to come up with ideas for the memorial, which will be a mix of sculpture and other art elements.

Designer Tommy Hilfiger is seeking to offload his one-of-a-kind home at Miami's Golden Beach.The estate with its flamboyant decor and pop art feel has been listed at $24.5 million, Variety reported Thursday.Hilfiger and wifeDee Ocleppo purchased the Florida property back in 2013 for $17.25 million and have been trying to sell it on and off since early 2017.

Vanessa Redgrave has called on businesses and entrepreneurs to come to the aid of the U.K.'s arts sector, which is facing major financial challenges due to the COVID-19 crisis. The Oscar winner and BAFTA Fellow was joined by Maxine Peake (Black Mirror, Peterloo), comic and campaigner Lenny Henry and theater director Trevor Nunn at a public appeal to save arts jobs held outside London's National Theatre on Tuesday night.

Jackie Ormes.Ormes gift is unique in many ways. Through her art, she became “the first” in several opportunities.