Rangers legend turned down cheeky approach from non-league minnows

Wear a face covering in West Hollywood or prepare to pay a hefty fine. TheLos Angeles County Sheriff's West Hollywood Station announced late Wednesday it would begin issuing citations to those who did not have their face covered.Gov.

Prince Harry says he's "committed to being part of the solution" when it comes to dismantling institutional racism in the world. As part of his remarks during the virtual Diana Awards ceremony on what would've been Princess Diana's 59th birthday, Harry became the first House of Windsor heir to openly acknowledge the Black Lives Matter movement.

X Factor back in 2010 where she finished in second place. Rebecca went on to embark on a solo career, but after enduring ‘painful experiences’ in the industry, she decided to take a break and leave the world of showbiz behind for two years to focus on her family.The mother-of-three says it was working with Nile and being around his positivity that helped to change her outlook on life and reaffirm her love for music.Chic legend Nile is producing Rebecca’s next album and worked with her one new single Nothing Left But Family – that features her as a little kid on the single cover.Speaking exclusively to Metro.co.uk, Rebecca told us her teaming up with Nile couldn’t have come at a better time in her life, as she explained: ‘I needed it.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: MGM Television is cementing its move into premium factual programming with a new partnership with Imax documentary producer and distributor K2 Studios.The Hollywood studio will co-produce eight premium documentary TV series with K2, which specializes in producing nature, wildlife, science and adventure programming.The deal also includes distribution of K2 library content and a first-look deal for new K2 content.The partnership comes after MGM revealed its push into factual documentaries and specials last year with a new division based out of London run by EVP Richard Bedser.

Syfy Wire's The Great Debate. Comedians Lauren Lapkus and Akilah Hughes are tasked with going head to head to figure out which of these great villains is actually the worst boss ever. Lapkus tries to convince the audience that Vader's fascism and drab wardrobe make the Empire a pretty crappy thing to be a part of, and she has a point.

On Netflix's occult nunsploitation action dramaWarrior Nun,newcomer Alba Baptista plays an abused young woman offered a new start at life when she's anointed with the divine powers of an ancient relic in order to help defeat evil itself. Loosely based on Ben Dunn's early 90s manga-style comic book series Warrior Nun Areala, which depicts a fictional military order of sexy ninja-like nuns, the series trades the comic's dedicated heroine, Shannon Masters, for a waif who has no interest in serving the Catholic Church after a degraded childhood in holy care.

Amanda Holden, 49, admitted she "cried" when she reunited with Tamzin Outhwaite, Lisa Faulkner, and Angela Griffin today for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown was introduced in March.The Britain's Got Talent favourite admitted to her Instagram followers she had been in tears when she saw her friends "in the flesh" again.It comes after Amanda shared a snap of herself with Angela, Lisa, and Tamzin, on a walk today to document the happy moment.The presenter wrote to her 1.5 million followers: "Omg."I literally cried when I saw these #girls in the flesh for the first time since #lockdown -a socially distanced walk this morning," she confessed."SOOO WONDERFUL to be with them..."(sic)Once Amanda shared a snap of today's outing, many

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Yoga is one of the best ways to help put the mind at ease. Even if you aren’t doing it as a workout, centering yourself through this form of meditation can be seriously beneficial.

Crystal Palace are the first Premier League club to distance themselves from the Black Lives Matter UK movement with the club issuing a statement.Premier League chiefs have agreed not to ditch the Black Lives Matter badge on club shirts though the BBC have reportedly told presenters not to wear the badge.It’s come with the campaign having been accused of "hijacking" George Floyd's death for political reasons.Palace insist they do back the "ethos" of the cause though have drawn a line between football’s adoption of the anti-discrimination message and the wider demands of the movement.A Crystal Palace statement read: “As people will have seen from our first home game, we have placed banners over our seated areas at Selhurst Park that read:

Tom Grater International Film ReporterDuffy, the Wesh singer/songwriter who earlier this year went public with a harrowing story about being kidnapped and raped, has publicly called out Netflix for showing Polish feature film 365 Days, which she says “glamorizes the brutal reality of sex trafficking, kidnapping and rape”.The movie, which has been widely panned but is currently sitting at no.5 in the streamer’s UK top 10 today, is billed as an erotic drama and tells the story of a young Polish woman who is imprisoned by a Sicilian gangster who gives her one year to fall in love with him.In Duffy’s open letter, which is addressed to Netflix head honcho Reed Hastings, she called the service’s decision to show the movie “irresponsible”.

With “Homeland” over, its stars are looking back on the series.

Justin Hartley has just gotten off a weekly Zoom call with his family when we connect over the phone on a late Friday morning in June. Since quarantine began in earnest in March, he and his co-stars have made it a point to check in regularly, especially during this time of uncertainty and unrest.

Linda Laban A few months after Kurt Cobain’s death in April 1994, Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl called his longtime friend, musician and producer Barrett Jones: Grohl wanted studio time. What transpired was a five-day session manned by Grohl and Jones at Seattle’s Robert Lang Studios which yielded, note for note — with only final mixes finished later — Foo Fighters’ self-titled, punk- and grunge-fueled, keenly melodic debut album.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook is mothballing Lasso, the free app it quietly launched two years ago as a competitor to popular short-form video service TikTok, after it failed to get traction and as Instagram is widening its rollout of a similar feature.A message sent to Lasso users Wednesday informed them that the app — which, similar to ByteDance’s TikTok, allowed users to record videos up to 15 seconds with added filter effects and music — will be shut down on July 10.The end of Lasso comes as Facebook’s Instagram is expanding the rollout of a TikTok-like feature dubbed Reels, which also is centered on videos up to 15 seconds set to music and audio clips.According to Google Play, Lasso has been installed more than 5 million

Justice League star Ray Fisher is opening up about his experience working on the superhero blockbuster with director Joss Whedon, accusing him of being “abusive” and “unprofessional” on set. Fisher, who played Cyborg aka Victor Stone in the 2017 film, took aim at Whedon on social media in a series of tweets that have quickly gone viral and shed some light on the arduous process of bringing the superhero team to the big screen.  On Monday, he shared a clip of himself praising Whedon at a Comic-Con event as a “great guy” and a “good person to come in and finish” the film.

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Soccer Mommy has concluded her Singles Series today (July 2), sharing covers of The Cars and System Of A Down alongside Domino signing and former Cherry Glazerr member SASAMI.Proceeds from the tracks’ sales on Bandcamp tomorrow (July 3) will go to Oxfam’s COVID-19 relief fund​ and ​National Bail Out​, helping relief efforts in the wake of the coronavirus, as well as ongoing global anti-racism protests. An anonymous donor will also match any Oxfam donations up to $5,000.For the final edition of the series, Soccer Mommy has covered The Cars’ classic ‘Drive’, while SASAMI has shared a version of System Of A Down classic ‘Toxicity’.“I’m really glad to get to release this cover of drive,” Sophie Allison, aka Soccer Mommy, says.

Historian David Starkey has become embroiled in a fresh race row by declaring slavery cannot be considered genocide because "so many damn blacks survived".

Mike Ashley has a shareholding in their company. The Sports Direct tycoon has been at war with Rangers over recent years with regular court battles and Ibrox supporters have boycotted stores despite it being the only place to buy replica shirts.

Prince Harry has spoken about his late mother, Princess Diana, on what would have been her 59th birthday in a surprise speech.The Duke of Sussex appeared on behalf of himself and his brother Prince William to present The Diana Award, which was awarded virtually this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking about the award, Harry revealed how proud he was that it honours his mother’s legacy and that Diana “would have been fighting in your [the award recipients’] corner.” Harry also paid tribute to young people who are tackling racial inequality, saying it gave him the “greatest hope” amid “division, isolation and anger” around the world.

Wynonna Earp out there, but while you wait for the first six episodes of Season 4 to debut later this month on Syfy, you should check out Netflix's new supernatural show Warrior Nun, which has a similarly wild premise.  Created by Simon Barry (Continuum) and based on a comic book character created by Ben Dunn, Warrior Nun follows Ava (Alba Baptista), a 19-year-old orphan and former quadriplegic who suddenly finds herself with a new lease on life — and the use of her arms and legs — after an angel's halo embedded in her body brings her back to life in the midst of a battle between factions of heaven and hell.