System Of A Down’s John Dolmayan hits out at fans who criticise his political opinions

A high-security hospital holding some of Scotland's most notorious criminals is at the centre of bullying and sexual harassment claims.

Airdrie forward Jon Afolabi insists he is no diver after picking up a booking for simulation and being denied two penalties in their 1-1 draw with Clyde on Saturday.

Yard Act and their support act Baba Ali covered LCD Soundsystem at a hometown show in Leeds this weekend (February 26) – see footage below.Yard Act are currently mid-way through huge run of UK tour dates on the back of debut album ‘The Overload’, which reached Number Two in the UK charts upon its release last week after a heated chart battle with Years & Years.On Saturday night, they played a hometown gig at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, and ended the show with a special cover.“We had to do something special for Leeds,” they told the crowd before tearing into a rendition of LCD Soundsystem’s early hit single ‘Daft Punk Is Playing At My House’.Check out footage of the performance below.Yard Act ending their set with a cover of LCD Soundsystem’s Daft Punk Is Playing At My House pic.twitter.com/b98iTNCS7m— tom skinner (@TomSkinner_) February 26, 2022Yard Act’s tour continues tomorrow (March 1) with a show at the Cluny in Newcastle, with dates running until the end of May. See the full list of dates below.MARCH 202201 – The Cluny, Newcastle02 – The Caves, Edinburgh03 – Mono, GlasgowAPRIL 202205 – Earth, LondonMAY 202211 – Trinity, Bristol18 – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham19 – Zanzibar, Liverpool20 – Irish Centre, Leeds21 – Band on the Wall, Manchester22 – The Foundry, Sheffield27 – Arts Centre, NorwichReviewing the band’s London gig earlier this month, NME wrote: “Yard Act should rightly be congratulated on all their successes, and tonight is another one to add to the list.

Death in Paradise.The actor has spoken out about Project Galgo, a charity that helps the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds, having recently raised £25,000 for stray dogs in the Caribbean himself.In connection with Love Your Pet Day, Ralf has organised for all of the funds raised from his Cameo appearances to go to Battersea Cats and Dog Home.Working with Project Galgo, Ralf has used his platform to send a message about the treatment of animals.Speaking about his work with Project Galgo and Cameo, he said: "I became a patron of Project Galgo after learning about the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds - 'Galgos' and 'Podencos'."There is a very cruel custom amongst some Spanish hunters, or 'Galgueros,' that destroys more than 50,000 Galgos every year, and many of these dogs are tortured (yes, literally tortured) if they were considered to hunt poorly over the season."The reasoning given is that the torture will 'wash away the shame' of having hunted badly."He continued: "Needless to say, it is horrifying and barbaric, and Project Galgo works tirelessly to fight this practice and rescue as many Galgos as they can."Visit projectgalgo.com to find out more about their work (but please be advised, it is distressing, which makes it all the more important)."Ralf also made sure to thank his fans, having been "overwhelmed" by his fan base since starting on Death in Paradise.He said: "I have been overwhelmed by how much the Death In Paradise fans have responded to my stint on the show, and doing this is a wonderful way to connect with them."I hope many of them will get in touch so I can say hi, give them a shout out, and together we can try and make a difference for these poor animals in desperate need."Ralf recently

“So thank you very much.“I really appreciate it.”Brett Goldstein, Juno Temple and Hannah Waddington had also been nominated in various categories.Fans will be pleased to hear that the third season of Ted Lasso began shooting earlier this month.Brendan Hunt, who plays Coach Beard, has shared the news that season three would premiere later than usual.Series co-creator, Brendan, told TVLine: “We’re in pre-production, and scripts are written.”“We are definitely starting later this year than in season two, that’s for sure, so I would be surprised if our delivery dates were the same.“That’s above my pay grade, I don’t know for sure, but I do have a vague understanding of the limits of this dimension we call time.“I would say it seems pretty unlikely that we would [premiere] as early this year.“It’ll happen, and it’ll take longer than people want it to, [but] we’re just going to try and get it right," he added.Shows Hacks, Only Murders in the Building, The Great and The Kominsky Method were nominated in the same category as Ted Lasso for Best Comedy Cast.

pregnant woman was fuming when she realised her husband and mother-in-law had picked a baby name for her unborn child.The 28-year-old took to Reddit for advice on the awkward situation, which left many gobsmacked.She wrote: "I spent most of my childhood and teen years with my grandparents."I was extremely close with my grandmother and was devastated when she passed away in 2016 from lung cancer."We live close to my grandfather and visit him on a daily basis. It means so much to my grandfather that we are naming our daughter Anne."Despite the wife having sentimental attachment to the name Anne, her mum-in-law had other ideas.Over dinner, the in-law announced she'd picked a moniker out herself.The pregnant lass recalled: "When we sat down for dinner, my mother-in-law turns to me and says husband and I spoke this past week and he told me that you were going to be changing her name to be after me."I could feel my anxiety level rising and said 'no'.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe irony of the Donald Trump campaign using the Creedence Clearwater Revival classic “Fortunate Son” has escaped almost no one in recent days, except, possibly, the Donald Trump campaign. Now, the man who wrote and sang the song, John Fogerty, has spoken up to confirm that it didn’t elude him, either.As Fogerty explains in the minute-and-a-half message he posted on Facebook, the song was written about — and is widely understood by almost everyone who’s heard it to be about — military draft avoidance by the wealthy.

Ted Johnson John Fogerty says that Donald Trump’s use of his song Fortunate Son at campaign rallies is “confounding, to say the least,” given that the lyrics to the song were inspired by rich people who were able to avoid the draft during the Vietnam war.When the song was played at Trump’s rally in Michigan on Thursday, a number of journalists tweeted that it didn’t appear that the campaign grasped the meaning of the lyrics.In an Instagram post, Fogerty said that he wrote the song in 1969, at the height of the Vietnam war, when he had already been drafted and had served in the military.He said that the “inspiration for the song” was the disparity in those who were drafted and those who were getting deferments.

John Fogerty is not happy with Donald Trump playing Creedence Clearwater Revival songs at his re-election rallies.

Ed Meza @edmezavarAntifa is a way of life, a belief, and to criminalize it is itself criminal, according to Julia von Heinz.The German director’s latest film, “And Tomorrow the Entire World,” just premiered in competition in Venice, where it wowed critics with a very personal story about young left-wing activists fighting what they see as a fascist threat to their country. It was also presented in Toronto as part of European Film Promotion’s European Highlights of 2020.“Antifa is not a group with a membership card,” von Heinz told Variety.

Jimmy Fallon poked fun at Donald Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize nomination in a hilarious new “Tonight Show” skit.

President Donald Trump talked in private about the “deadly” coronavirus last February, even as he was declaring to America it was no worse than the flu and insisting it was under control, according to a new book by journalist Bob Woodward. Trump said Wednesday he was just being a “cheerleader” for the nation and trying to keep everyone calm.

UPDATE (9/8/2020, 11 p.m. ET): On Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020, the US Justice Department asked to take over as President Donald Trump’s defense team in a lawsuit brought on by E. Jean Carroll, who accused the former Celebrity Apprentice host of raping her in a Manhattan department store in the 1990s — this, according to CNN.

Chrissy Teigen has recalled the “horrifying” moment she and husband John Legend were followed and harassed by two white men, describing the incident as “my first taste of seeing what happens to black men every day”.

Oh, you know, just another fight online about politics on Labor Day Weekend!

Cardi B has responded to controversial Republican commentator Candace Owens after Owens called Cardi ‘dumb’ and ‘illiterate’.In an interview with another right-wing commentator, Ben Shapiro, Owens condemned Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden for doing an interview with Cardi.After saying that Biden had done minimal interviews before his chat with Cardi B for Elle, Owens said that it “would be akin to Donald Trump saying, ‘I’m going to give no interviews’ but he decided to give an interview to Justin Bieber”.Since most black people didn’t have the spine to admit that @benshapiro was 100% correct about @iamcardib and how her music and platform contributes to the disintegration of black culture and values…here you go.

Harry Dunn’s devastated twin says he is willing to face Donald Trump in a bid to win justice for his brother.

Ted Johnson The Atlantic’s bombshell story that Donald Trump made disparaging comments about American soldiers triggered a day-long guessing game and debate over the piece’s anonymous sources.Trump himself joined in, telling reporters that “it could have been a guy like” his former chief of staff, John Kelly, even as the White House spent much of the day attacking The Atlantic and insisting that its story was false. As if to forestall the damage should someone like Kelly go public, Trump took the opportunity to also disparage his former employee, a retired four star general.

Twenty years ago, an episode of The Simpsons predicted that Donald Trump would one day become US president.

Jane Fonda is an icon several times over, with an impressively wide-ranging career and a bona fide history of activism.

Meghan McCain, 35, is outraged by President Donald Trump‘s alleged comments about her late father John McCain and soldiers who have lost their lives. “I just got through two years without my Dad a few days ago. The loss is still incredibly painful and raw,” The View co-host tweeted on Thursday, Sept. 3. “No one is more acutely aware of how vile and disgusting Trump has been to my family, it is still hard to understand – America knows who this man is…,” she added.