Scottish Premiership post-split fixture dates revealed

Thomas Markle went to the press after the airing of Oprah with Meghan and Harry to discuss the last time he spoke with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.

Oh, the dreaded “Covid-15.”

The Pussycat Dolls are gearing up for an epic 2021.The supergroup, which includes, reunited at the end of 2019 for the first time in a decade to drop the sultry single «React» and announce plans to hit the road.  In a new exclusive interview with ET, singer Sutta and creator Robin Antin confirm the powerhouse band’s plans to release new music and resume their 2020 tour plans, which got sidelined as a result of the pandemic.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorPeacock, NBCUniversal’s fledgling streaming service, was — unsurprisingly — drenched in red ink last year.Peacock had a $914 million adjusted loss for 2020, according to a Comcast filing with the SEC Monday. The streamer contributed $118 million in revenue to NBCU.

Prodigal Son star Michael Sheen has revealed that he’s recovering from Covid.

baby names for March may give you some much-needed inspiration - or show you which names to avoid if you want to go for something unique.Each year, the Office of National Statistics compiles a list of the UK's most popular baby names and on their website, they also break it down into month-by-month categories.The top name for a girl in March was Olivia, followed by Amelia, Isla, Ava and Freya making up the top five.Meanwhile, George is the most popular boys name for March, followed by Oliver, Harry, Noah and Muhammad.It's no surprise that Olivia and Oliver have been near the top, as there were crowned the most-used names of 2020.Finishing up the top ten girls name for March were Mia, Isabella, Sophia, Emily and Ella.Meanwhile for the boys

Hollands Country Clothing has revealed some of the most Instagrammable scenic pubs in Scotland, with the world-renowned Clachaig Inn topping the chart. Holland’s MD Matthew Holland noted that: “After a long lockdown, people across the UK, understandably, can’t wait to escape the cities and explore the countryside.

Nicola Sturgeon insists she needs assurances before giving the green light to sanction Celtic’s clash with Rangers later this month.The First Minister reaffirmed her disappointment after Rangers fans filled the streets in the wake of their first Premiership title in a decade.Sturgeon confirmed 's exclusive story that Scottish football chiefs have been hauled in for showdown talks after supporters of the champions breached lockdown rules and headed to Ibrox and George Square.Greens leader Partick Harvie asked: "Why are we even contemplating letting this business carry on in the weeks ahead when we know it's likely to generate a repeat of the scenes we saw at the weekend?" Get all the latest Sports news sent straight to your Inbox every day

Kate Hudson is talking about future plans.

but was removed yesterday after she gave an interview to a pro-independence newspaper in which she shared her support for an IndyRef2.Party bosses insisted she had failed to give assurances she would follow the party whip - but the decision sparked anger among rank and file members.Anas Sarwar - who took charge of Scottish Labour last month - is opposed to a second independence referendum and wants Holyrood to focus instead on the recovery from the pandemic.An open letter from the Glasgow Kelvin constituency party has today called for Cameron to be reinstated immediately.The letter states: "Hollie was democratically elected by members from across Labour’s broad church as Glasgow Kelvin’s candidate, with no votes against.

Kate Hudson discusses co-parenting and family life in a new interview with Women’s Health.

St. Vincent has revealed that she initially set out to make a “heavy”, Tool-inspired album before recording ‘Daddy’s Home’.The musician – real name Annie Clark – made her return last week with the single ‘Pay Your Way In Pain’, which she described to NME as “blues for 2021”.

One of George Clooney's characters is coming back to haunt him. The Oscar-winner, 59, revealed that his wife, Amal Clooney, 43, has been watching reruns of his TV show "ER" and isn't a fan of his character, Dr.

The biggest single globally of 2020 was The Weeknd's Blinding Lights, the IFPI - the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide - have revealed. 

Phillip Schofield has revealed he has received his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.Taking to his Instagram page to share a snap from his appointment, the This Morning star, 58, told his followers that the jab was "painless".MORE: Everything you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccineWATCH: Phillip Schofield discusses his 'toughest time ever'In the heartawrming post, the presenter thanked the medical team for doing a wonderful job.

Mother's Day (March 14) just around the corner, it's time to start ramping up your gift plans if you haven't already.It can be tough though to find the perfect present, particularly when you have to buy online thanks to the current lockdown.To really Impress your mum (or mother-in-law for that matter) why not give them the gift of Scottish gin?There's plenty of great gift packs, eye-pleasing bottles, and fun virtual experiences on offer.

Trisha Yearwood has tested negative for COVID-19. The country star took to Facebook to share her negative COVID status and thank her husband, Garth Brooks, or as she called him, “Superman,” for taking the necessary precautions to keep everyone they know and love safe.