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Will Thorne Staff Writer(SPOILER ALERT: Do not read on if you have not watched the fourth episode of season 2 of Disney Plus’ “The Mandalorian.”)  Anyone who thought we’d be treated to Ahsoka Tano swinging into lightsaber action this episode isn’t quite in tune with the pace of “The Mandalorian” quite yet.The show has settled into a fits-and-burts pattern, where one episode will introduce the shocking return of a “Clone Wars” character like Bo-Katan Kryze and drop an Ahsoka bombshell, while another will just be Mando and Baby Yoda fighting off some big scary spiders.“The Siege” is more of a marking-time episode, as Mando and his little Child return to Nevarro for some repairs to meet up with some old friends.

Steve Clarke insists his players are already competing hard for their places at Euro 2020. The former Kilmarnock boss guided the national side to their first major finals in 23 years with a penalty shootout win over Serbia on Thursday night.

Chris Willman Music WriterFor the last nine months, television awards shows have been busy trying to inventing wheels when it comes to novel ways of presenting a telecast without reaction shots. That’s why Wednesday night’s CMA Awards felt like the novelty of the year so far in the awards space, just by virtue of having something resembling a traditional live audience.

Will Thorne Staff Writer(SPOILER ALERT: Do not read on if you have not watched the second episode of season 2 premiere of Disney Plus’ “The Mandalorian.”)  Between sand dragons and ice spiders, Mando just can’t catch a break.The second episode of “The Mandalorian” season 2 began with Mando fighting off yet another batch of bounty hunters trying to get their greasy mitts, claws and other alien appendages on Baby Yoda.Once dealt with, Mando returns to Peli Motto (Amy Sedaris), who introduces him to a female frog-like alien who Motto says can lead him to more Mandalorians. But as ever, there’s a catch.

Lil Wayne’s girlfriend could not handle the heat, according to the “Make It Rain” rapper.

Kylie Jenner suffered an exercise fail as she had a blowout as she tried to hike up a hill near her Californian mansion.

cops  are 'keeping an open mind' about whether it is linked to what sources say is a gangland turf war that is 'far from over'. Dramatic footage from the scene of the blaze showed flames erupting from the window of the ground floor property.Images of the aftermath show the building has been left charred after the fire scaled up an outside wall.The interior of the property is completely blackened by the flames.Police Scotland are hunting the occupants of a blue car in connection with the most recent attack.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerBurning Man lives for a few thousand of the faithful. Despite the cancellation of the annual alternative event by the pandemic, some die-hard “Burners” are camping out on the Black Rock Desert playa.The Bureau of Land Management officials are monitoring the attendees, who are prohibited from building a fire to “burn” the man, as tradition dictates.

Long gone are the days when Adele would start her day with a cigarette washed down with a PG Tips and two sugars.

The director of a new documentary about Burning Man festival hopes the film will serve as a tribute to co-founder Larry Harvey, following his death at the age of 70.

A woman torched two neighbours' homes by posting burning paper plates through their letter boxes, a court heard.

You may have heard by now that Taylor Swift released a new album two Fridays ago (July 26) -- the stripped-down singer/songwriter set Folklore -- with less than a full day's notice. This week, the early commercial returns for the acclaimed set are in, and if Swift's new set suffered from any lack of promotion, the numbers certainly don't show it.

After scoring No. 1s on both the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart and Billboard 200 albums chart earlier this year -- and with another, more official LP supposedly still on the way this summer -- Drake took a quick detour earlier this month with his longtime collaborator DJ Khaled, and scored another quick two top 10 hits in the process.

Rangers manager won’t have been satisfied by a great deal of what he saw during last week’s back-to-back 2-0 wins over Lyon and Nice, as his players were brought back out of coronavirus cold storage.Considering it’s been four months since football was forced into lockdown, Gerrard’s team looked secure at the back, relatively sharp going forward and full of energy and purpose in the midfield where three players in particular - Steven Davis, Ryan Jack and Joe Aribo - produced some eye catching performances.All of those positives will matter much more to the manager than lifting a trophy that no-one had heard of until the Old Firm crossed the channel for their summer tour.For his part, Neil Lennon too will have been glad just to get back down

Victoria Beckham has a burning question for Kim Kardashian.

If you’re serious about looking as young as you can for as long as you can, there’s one product you need more than anything else. Forget retinols, forget vitamin C – nothing will do more to preserve your skin than a good facial SPF.

Charlie Mulgrew has delivered a playful pop in the direction of his former Celtic pal Georgios Samaras over an alleged nicotine habit.

The pop world was buzzing this week about the close race to No. 1 between a pair of high-profile remix collabs: Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage," with Beyoncé as the Internet-stopping featured guest, and Doja Cat's "Say So," with Nicki Minaj bringing the extra firepower.

By Ramin Setoodeh

Hard to believe it's barely been a year since DaBaby first graced the Billboard Hot 100 with breakout hit "Suge," eventually peaking at No. 9 on the chart. Since then, he's become a commercial juggernaut, topping the Billboard 200 albums chart for the first time in October 2019 with sophomore album Kirk -- charting all 13 tracks on the Hot 100 in the process.

A pair of brave strangers dragged a pensioner away from a burning house - with one of them using his flip flops to extinguish the flames on the man's clothes.