Scots college and university workers balloted over strike action amid pay row

The show is expected to go on for Discovery’s Deadliest Catch, despite the decision by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game last week to cancel the winter snow crab season due to the dwindling population.

Aldis Hodge is showing off his muscular arms at the premiere of his new movie, Black Adam, held at Cineworld Leicester Square on Tuesday night (October 18) in London, England.

The pop star tweeted Sunday, “Me & my husband stand with the people of Iran fighting for freedom.”Spears married Iranian-American actor and model Sam Asghari in June.In response to Spears’ message — which has been retweeted more than 25,000 times — the Islamic Republic News Agency noted that Spears was involuntarily placed under a years-long conservatorship. That arrangement ended last year.“American singer @BritneySpears was placed under her father’s conservatorship in 2008 due to her mental health problems,” the IRNA tweet read.

facing the new administration on COVID-19 and national security. The administration’s economic record, which has featured the highest inflation in 40 years, the end of US energy independence and controversial giveaways like college-loan forgiveness, is completely ignored. The only outside critic who escapes the cutting-room floor is Ohio GOP Rep.

Katie Reul editor Nearly a decade has passed since the disbandment of My Chemical Romance (MCR), the post-hardcore, pop-punk group led by frontman Gerard Way. And as a generation of Vans Warped Tour devotees grew up, so, too, did Gerard’s 13-year-old daughter, Bandit, who is now of age to appreciate her father’s music in all its angsty glory. At the Oct. 15 show of the band’s reunion tour, which had been postponed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gerard’s daughter was front and center at the Kia Forum with a squad of her friends. The vocalist dedicated his 2006 hit song “Teenagers” to her, which was a surreal moment for adult concert-goers whose punk awakening similarly began in early adolescence.

Ryan Murphy’s mega-bucks deal with Netflix is looking like a very smart investment.

Emily Ratajkowsi’s so-called mystery man has been identified.

A Scots mum-of-three who found out she had breast cancer weeks after giving birth has thrown her support behind campaign Change + Check which she credits with 'saving her life'.

Manchester's new flagship arts centre will cost almost double what was budgeted for before work started with the total spend set to top £200m. The Factory International project will require an additional £25.2m to meet rising construction costs, according to a report published today (October 3).

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was vandalised twice in the week building up to their Manchester derby clash against Manchester United. Before the clash in which Guardiola's reigning Premier League champions took all three points with a 6-3 victory, the artwork on on 63-year-old Lesley Kelly's house was vandalised, cleaned and then vandalised again. With MUFC scrawled over a City badge just hours after the grand unveiling of artist Mr Meana's work, plans were put it place to restore the original design and cover it in an anti-vandalism coating. READ MORE: 'Mini Manchester Derby' saw non-league minnows play in front of over 3,000 fans However, the art was again vandalised ahead of the highly-anticipated derby with red paint thrown over the face of Guardiola's likeness with the words 'Manchester' in red and another MUFC.

READ MORE: 'I quit Tesco job for OnlyFans but it's harder than it looks – people judge you' But she then “shocked” her parents when she decided to join OnlyFans instead – before later pocketing £30,000 in a single month.Becky, who is from Devon and is now 22, has been on the saucy platform for three years – and she has spoken publicly for the first time about her decision to become a sex worker.She told the Daily Star: “I realised there was a lot more money to be made this way and I knew if I went into art I would be in debt.“There is also a really creative side to OnlyFans which I’ve enjoyed, and the self expression side made me want to do it.“The only thing worrying for me really was what my parents would think and my little sister and we fell out over it which wasn’t good.”She continued: “I got a lot of bad attention from it and in my area I got known as Becky who does OnlyFans. I’m still known as that and I just live with it.

Starz has released the key art and full trailer for their upcoming series Dangerous Liaisons, based on the Pierre Choderlos de Laclos classic, which you can watch in the video posted above. The eight-episode series will make its debut on November 6.

John Morayniss’ Blink49 Studios and Sex Education producer Eleven are working up a series adaptation of author M.L. Rio’s novel If We Were Villains.

Theatre and dance groups are furious that Falkirk Town Hall could close its doors for good on December 31 - while its replacement is still to be decided.

Hollywood actor Brad Pitt, 58, has been asking himself where he “misstepped” in past relationships as his custody battle with ex-wife Angelina Jolie, 47, continues.The Fight Club star recently opened up about his romantic history during a chat about his art work. The moviestar recently delighted his fans when he unveiled a new art exhibition with Australian musician Nick Cave, 64, in Finland.Speaking to Finland’s public broadcaster YLE, Brad described how his failed relationships had helped influence his art. He told them: “It’s about, you know, where have I gotten it wrong in my relationships? Where have I misstepped? Where am I complicit?”“It was born out of ownership of really what I call a radical inventory of self, getting really, brutally honest with me and… “Taking account of those I may have hurt and moments I’ve just gotten wrong.” Brad first started sculpting shortly after his divorce from Angelina, and the star’s appearance came as a complete shock to the Nordic country.At the exhibition, sixteen of his sculptures were on display, with one depicting a gunfight.The Inglorious Bastards star also created a series of model houses, each shot through with different gauges of ammunition.His first ever sculpture, from 2017, "House A Go Go": an 18-inch miniature house made out of tree bark, crudely held together with tape, is also featured.Brad’s work was part of an exhibition organised by British-American artist Thomas Houseago and his work will remain on display until January next year at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in the city of Tampere, Finland. The museum said of the exhibit and the featured artists: “Cave and Pitt are already renowned in their respective fields of music and cinema.“But this is the first time ever

Expect more banana-in-the-tailpipe high jinks in Netflix’s new Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley as the castmembers from the original franchise are coming back including Judge Reinhold and John Ashton’s Detective Billy Rosewood and Sgt. Taggart, sidekick cops to the Eddie Murphy character; Paul Reiser; and Bronson Pinchot.

K.J. Yossman Adjoa Andoh is narrating “Chasing the Rains,” an upcoming four-part docuseries on African wildlife, Variety can exclusively reveal. Andoh is perhaps best know as “Bridgerton’s” Lady Danbury and has also appeared in “The Witcher” and “Silent Witness” as well as numerous theatrical productions. Produced by Love Nature and Sky Nature and created by Maramedia (“Stormborn”), the docuseries promises to take viewers “into one of the most majestic, unspoiled and rarely filmed areas in Africa” in an exploration of how wildlife – including cheetahs, hyenas and elephants – survive the cycles of draught and rainfall.

Since joining The Trafford College Group in 2018, Stockport College has gone from strength to strength. Due to the large variety of vocational courses on offer, the college's reputation for supporting its students, as well as an incredible £23 million campus redevelopment which will be completed over the coming months, the number of students attending the college has increased by around 50%.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic There’s a genre I like so much I can never get enough of it — I call it the Biopic About Someone You Wouldn’t Make a Biopic About. The form came into existence, in a certain way, with “Sid and Nancy,” but it was all but patented by the screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, who planted it on the map, in 1994, with “Ed Wood” (still the “Citizen Kane” of the genre), then went on to script “The People vs. Larry Flynt,” “Man on the Moon” (about Andy Kaufman), “Big Eyes” (about the painter Walter Keane and his wife, Margaret, who turned out to be the painter behind the throne), and “Dolemite Is My Name” (about the fluky hustler-comedian Ray Moore). There have been films in the genre from other quarters, like Paul Schrader’s superb “Auto Focus” (about the TV star Bob Crane and his video-fetish sex life), going right up through the recent Toronto Film Festival sensation “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.”