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She's one of the biggest names in music and friends with all the Royals.

Kate Hudson announced on Wednesday, July 8, that she has created a plant-based “body nutrition” company that’s slated to launch in August.“I am in bloom!” the Bride Wars star, 41, said with a laugh on her Instagram Stories, in reference to the name of her new venture. “No, I’m not pregnant.

By Dade Hayes

British rocker Brian Howe died of cardiac arrest in his Florida home Tuesday morning. He was 66.

By Erik Pedersen

Rocker Brian Anthony Howe of the British rock group Bad Company has died at the age of 66, ET has learned. Howe’s death was confirmed by his longtime friend and manager, Paul Easton.  

A family member confirmed he died of a cardiac arrest on Wednesday

Brian Howe, singer for English rock group Bad Company, has died from cardiac arrest. He was 66.

Brian Howe, the lead singer of Bad Company, has died.

Workers left high and dry after Scotland’s biggest theme park folded are bidding to claw back cash from the taxpayer – and the firm’s administrators.

By Jill Goldsmith

The Irvine Herald's photographer Steve McKendrick did a double take after seeing this Irvine iron works ‘employee’ spreading a very special lockdown message to the town the other day. Dain Art’s Buster the dummy is dressed to the nines in his protective gear holding a colourful ‘Bless the NHS’ sign atop a hut. Owner Eric Dainert found Buster at the skip and gave him a new home at his business premises based at the town’s Kyle Road. Eric’s daughter, Claire Dainert said: “Normally, Buster sits outside on a chair holding a mobile phone and an Irn-Bru and at Christmas he is dressed as Santa. “A lot of customers think he’s a real person until they get closer. “It’s just a wee bit of fun and Buster has become a fixture at the shop."

We are now many weeks into lockdown and chances are, with all the salons closed, our hair is not looking its best. With fringes hanging over our eyes, roots revealing their true colours and split ends spouting off in every direction.

By Jill Goldsmith

By Jill Goldsmith

Furlough has become a way of life for many workers across the country as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

A shipment of PPE was brought from China to Perthshire by local event organiser, David Fox-Pitt.

The surviving members of The Grateful Dead have axed their annual summer trek with John Mayer as the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep the live music industry on ice.

It's been a bit of a grim few years for some of the big brands on the high street. Thousands of businesses bit the dust last year – and that's before COVID-19 kicked in.  

A Wishaw beauty company is helping to lead the country’s fightback against the spread of coronavirus.

Forbes just released their annual World’s Billionaires list, and yes, for the second year in a row, Kylie Jenner is the world’s youngest self-made billionaire. Kylie, 22, first nabbed that title in March 2019 after her Kylie Cosmetics empire and reality show roots brought her worth to a cool $1 billion. She cemented her billionaire status in November 2019, when she inked a deal to sell 51% of Kylie Cosmetics to beauty group Coty Inc. for a staggering $600 million. The deal to retain 40% of her company, which closed in January 2020, brings her up to $1.2 billion — making her one of just 2095 billionaires in the world!