Queen Elizabeth Gets the Socially-Distanced Royal Treatment for Her 94th Birthday Celebration

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Matt O'Riley admits joining Celtic has him dreaming of a World Cup call-up.

Police have warned drivers to be prepared for travel disruption ahead of Storm Dudley arriving in Scotland tomorrow.

Tobey Maguire and Tatiana Dieteman have called it quits.

A father who saw red drove into his son’s stolen motorbike while chasing the people he guessed had nicked it.

Taeyeon is opening up about her incredibly successful career.

A popular Lanarkshire confectionery firm is looking to hire new staff members - with one employee who has been with the company for nearly 30 years choc-full of praise for her employers.

Love Island beauty Chloe Crowhurst has shown off her baby bump in a stunning nude snap. The reality TV star, 24, announced last month that she's expecting her first baby.She has now given fans a peek at her growing bump as she wished her unborn baby a Happy Valentine's Day.The gorgeous image posted on Instagram was black and white and showed the star cradling her blossoming belly.Chloe's long hair cascaded over her shoulder in waves, protecting her modesty."In love with a human I haven't even met yet… & your daddy of course," wrote the star, who has not confirmed the identity of the baby's dad."Happy Valentines my littlest love, our last one together without you in this world," she went on.Chloe shared her happy news in January, posting a picture on Instagram of a scan image and an adorable tiny baby jumper with the words 'Welcome little one' stitched on to the front."2022..

Emilio Mayorga Emily Mortimer (“Transiberian,” “Match Point”) and writer-director Jim Cummings (“Thunder Road,” “The Beta Test”) boarded Miguel Faus’ feature debut “Calladita,” whose financing is expected to be raised entirely through NFTs and Web3 systems.It would mark the first time ever that a European film is backed by NTFs (non-fungible tokens) and decentralized web software handled by the crypto community Web3.Based on the eponymous short film which played at the Palm Springs Short and London Short Film festivals, “Calladita” will offer a character study of its protagonist and, through her eyes, a portrait of the Catalan high bourgeoisie with a mix of realism and satire. “I’m involved because I’m a big fan of Miguel, who’s short ‘Calladita’ I really loved,” Mortimer said in a statement.Joining Mortimer, cast members include Spanish Academy Goya Award-winner Antonio de la Torre (“The Endless Trench”) Susana Abaitua (“Patria”) and Paula Grimaldo, who played the lead in the original short.“Calladita” follows a young Colombian woman who works as a domestic laborer in a summer mansion in Costa Brava.

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorRumors that 2021 breakout star Olivia Rodrigo is signing with new management are true: The seven-time-Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter-actor has signed with Lighthouse Management + Media’s Aleen Keshishian and Zack Morgenroth for management in all areas, a source close to the situation confirms to Variety.The move seems to reflect a desire on Rodrigo’s part to be with a company that straddles music and film/TV, and with a roster that includes Jennifer Aniston, Selena Gomez, Jason Bateman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Paul Rudd, artist Petra Collins, and supermodel Miranda Kerr, among others, Lighthouse would seem to fit that bill.Rodrigo, who was named Songwriter of the Year at Variety‘s Hitmakers event in December, was previously managed by Kristen Smith of Camp Far West. Rumors that she was seeking new management were first reported in Hits last month.

mum-of-two was left fighting for her life after she collapsed with a sudden backache on Christmas Day and woke up needing four limbs amputated in the new year.

Danielle Lloyd has revealed her thoughts on the latest Wagatha Christie drama saying that it's "mental".Chatting exclusively to the Daily Star, the 38-year-old star addressed the latest revelations in the Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy court case.Danielle, who was previously married to Tottenham player Jamie O'Hara, reportedly previously sent a message to pal Coleen at the time, saying: "She is rat feel ashamed for her," complete with a sick face emoji.The former Miss GB reportedly sent the message to her friend Coleen Rooney after she told the world that she believed it was Becky’s account that was behind the leaking of stories about her to the press in 2019.Ex-WAG Danielle said: "I don't really want to get too involved, obviously, I am friends with Coleen but it's just mental isn't it..."When asked if she has received any backlash over the latest update of the case, with court documents showing that she had called Rebekah a "rat", she said she luckily hasn't.She answered: "Do you know what I haven't had any stick, I've had one really nice comment actually.

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Martin Dale ContributorThis year’s Berlinale’s Forum includes the world premiere of Rita Azevedo Gomes’ latest feature film, “The Kegelstatt Trio,” adapted from the 1987 stage play, written by the late French helmer, Éric Rohmer.The privately-funded Portuguese/Spanish co-production was shot during the lockdown, produced by Gomes and Gonzalo García Pelayo. It received post-production completion finance from the Portuguese Film and Audiovisual Institute (ICA).Rohmer wrote “Le Trio en mi bémol,” inspired by Mozart’s composition of that name, while writing his 1989 pic, “Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle.”The story revolves around a series of encounters between two former lovers who talk about what led them to drift apart, including the importance of music in cementing their relationship.

Saturday Night Live star sent an array of pink flowers to Kim Kardashian's sister, Khloé Kardashian.  posted a snap of the arrangement to her Instagram story on Monday, February 14. The floral bouquet included calla lilies, roses, and hydrangeas.

Leonardo DiCaprio, the parody version has already got thousands obsessed. The cleverly edited video shows Rose replaced by OwlKitty, the social media sensation who has made a cameo in many a spoof movie trailer on her YouTube account, which boasts 1.72million subscribers. In the latest brilliant edit, OwlKitty can be seen dancing with Jack, reaching out into the breeze at the front of the Titanic and even being ‘painted like one of his French girls’ in iconic scenes from the James Cameron movie. Rose can even be seen looking jealously at the drawing Jack has done of himself and the cat, as OwlKitty stands protectively beside her man.Who can blame her? The YouTube account was created by Thibault Charroppin and Olivia Boone from Portland, Oregon, who own two-year-old cat Lizzy, aka OwlKitty, and edit her into various famous films with the use of green screen. Lizzy is said to love playing with a laser pointer, eating cream cheese or hanging out with her adoptive mother who is a 10-year-old tabby cat, and has never caught a bird – probably because she was too busy acting. As well as Titanic, OwlKitty has also parodied a host of other famous movies, including Ghost, Star Wars, Harry Potter and The Shining, as well as taking on TV shows including Game Of Thrones and Stranger Things too. Got a story?If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you.

Hilary Duff, for a second season, the streaming service announced Tuesday. The series, a pseudo-continuation of the mothership series, launched Jan.

A key worker was stunned when she scalded her thumb and the burn appeared in the shape of the Queen.

There certainly won’t be fuss. Count on that.

It's the highest award for voluntary services in Britain