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South Lanarkshire council leader Joe Fagan says there are “reasons to be optimistic” about the year ahead as the authority prepares to set its budget for 2025-26 – while encouraging residents to take part in the ongoing consultation on potential savings options.

Sophia Grace Brownlee is a momma… times two!

CM Punk is going to be headlining the WWE Raw debut show on Netflix and fans might be interested to know more about his personal life!

Batten down the hatches. The National Weather Service has issued a warning for “life-threatening and destructive” winds for parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties beginning Tuesday.

There’s been some headlines floating around today that suggest that Demi Moore purposely snubbed Kylie Jenner at the 2025 Golden Globes.

Neil Young has announced that he is set to release his “lost” album ‘Oceanside Countryside’ from the 1970s. Find all the details below.The legendary singer-songwriter will share the record for the first time on Friday February 14 via Reprise, as part of his ongoing Analog Original Series (AOS).

their farewell show at The Masquerade in Atlanta, Georgia on April 30 2016, a year after they released their final EP ‘Turncoat’.Since their breakup, Foundation’s members have gone on to play in Slow Fire Pistol, Candy, Abuse of Power, Criminal Instinct, and more.Now, it appears that they’re back, with a scheduled headline slot at FYA Fest in Tampa, Florida this weekend.Ahead of that performance, though, they officially reunited on December 28 for a show at Atlanta venue The Drunken Unicorn. To mark the occasion, they played all five tracks featured on ‘Turncoat’, as well as a handful of songs from their 2011 album ‘When The Smoke Clears’.

A Scots family who beat the odds when three generations were born on the same day are celebrating another milestone this year.

Luke Littler has won the PDC World Darts Championship against Michael van Gerwen at Ally Pally.

New York’s “Catwoman” Jocelyn Wildenstein has passed away.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer The entertainment industry in L.A. has endured a tough couple of years, with the strikes, layoffs and the production slowdown leading to headlines like “Hollywood Is Ditching Hollywood.” Despite the gloom, studio facilities are pushing ahead with expansion plans. Construction is underway on a $500 million build at Warner Bros.

Neil Young has walked back his decision to boycott this year’s Glastonbury Festival. Earlier this week the musician announced he would not be playing the festival after the BBC, the festival’s broadcast partner, had “wanted us to do a lot of things in a way we were not interested in.” Young, who headlined Glasto in 2009, added that the event had become a “corporate turn-off.” On Friday, Young updated fans he had changed his mind and would be participating after all, blaming his previous decision on “an error in the information received.” “Due to an error in the information received, I had decided to not play the Glastonbury festival, which I always have loved,” he wrote on his website.

Glastonbury‘s profits more than doubled to £5.9million last year.The festival which returns to Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset from June 25 this year, brought in £5.9million in pre-tax profits for the year to March 2024 – up from £2.9million the year before, according to BBC News.During the same period, the event also donated £5.2million to charitable organisations including Oxfam, Greenpeace and WaterAid.A spokesperson for the festival told the BBC “successful, dry Glastonburys in both 2023 and 2024” had helped to “rebuild the event’s vital financial reserves” after the event saw record losses during the pandemic, with the event called off in 2020 and 2021, “costing the festival millions”.Companies House records show Glastonbury’s profits remain relatively small in comparison with its overall revenue, which was £68.4million, a 20 per cent rise on the year before. In 2023, a report commissioned to gauge the event’s economic impact found it also generated around £168million for UK-based businesses.The company also spent £3.7million on buying land in June 2024.The figures come after Neil Young said that he had decided to pull out of Glastonbury 2025 as he feels it has become “a corporate turn-off”.He added: “The Chrome Hearts and I were looking forward to playing Glastonbury, one of my all time favorite outdoor gigs.

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K.J. Yossman Neil Young has pulled out of this year’s Glastonbury Festival, blaming the BBC’s “corporate control” for his decision. The musician said he and his band, the Chrome Hearts, would not be performing at the famed U.K.

Socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein has passed away at the age of 84.

Scotland's housing crisis has been brought into sharp relief by the story of one single mum left homeless over the festive period.

The world of music still feels the void left by DJ and producer Avicii, who passed away in 2018 but continues to live on in the hearts of fans globally, hailed for catapulting electronic music into the mainstream.

Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel have set tongues wagging with a new TikTok video that has led to pregnancy rumours. The 34 -year-old sisters shared an uncaptioned clip last month featuring a string of mock "breaking" news headlines, culminating in one that declared: "Married and baby on the way."

Sabrina Carpenter has discussed her hit 2024 single ‘Espresso’, revealing that, upon its release, she felt she had “literally no idea” if the public would like it.Just yesterday (December 30), Carpenter unveiled a collaboration with Dunkin Donuts – in the form of a new signature coffee, Sabrina’s Brown Sugar Shakin’ Espresso. It’s one of many outcomes of a successful year for Carpenter and the ‘Short n’ Sweet‘ single.However, its success was entirely unforseen by Carpenter, who spoke about it in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.“I remember deciding to put this song out in the beginning of summer and thinking espresso, coffee is kind of more of a fall beverage,” she said.“I really didn’t know if it would connect, but the sentiment and the sound of the song and the confidence that it kind of just carries along with it was something that I really believed in.”She continued: “So I had literally no idea that anyone would like it, but I liked it, and that was kind of all that mattered to me in that moment, and something I try to remember over and over again.”‘Espresso’ was released back in April, ahead of ‘Short n’ Sweet’ in August.