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Celtic fans looking for a last minute Christmas present for their loved ones are being encouraged to check out up and coming show 'An Unforgettable Experience III'.

The Traitors has been the surprise smash hit show of the end of 2022 and had viewers on the edge of their seats for weeks.

It's was back to base for Celtic this evening and with it came three more Premiership points with a 2-1 victory over Livingston.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have released the trailer for their new Netflix documentary.

It's the fixture casual observers of the Scottish Premiership wouldn't expect to bring the level of passion that it does.

A Scots mum has been forced to live separately from her five-year-old daughter after finding glass under her council house carpets and a lighter in her bathroom.

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Saturday Night Live for the third time over the weekend. The Saturday, December 17 episode—the last episode of the year, hosted by Elvis star Austin Butler—was also the last episode ever for cast member . Lizzo was not originally scheduled as the musical guest for this .

It's the morning after the most dramatic World Cup Final history and we have one question - are you ready for some transfers?

It got emotional on Saturday Night Live this weekend as another longtime cast member of the late-night sketch comedy series is saying goodbye.

Rangers face the first of two festive trips north when they head to Aberdeen on Tuesday but will be hoping their title hopes don't head south before Christmas.

Austin Butler stepped onto the Saturday Night Live stage to make his anticipated hosting debut for the show's special Christmas episode.To close out the episode, the 31-year-old star had the chance to dive back into the his critically acclaimed Elvis role to sing Blue Christmas as a final farewell to SNL comedian, Cecily Strong, as she officially departed the show after 11 seasons.The Golden Globe nominated actor also gave a heartfelt opening monologue, as he recalled watching SNL as a child with his late mother, and then dedicated his time on the show to her: 'That's for you, mom.' Special serenade: Austin Butler, 31, sang the hit Elvis song, Blue Christmas, in dedication to Cecily Strong departing from Saturday Night Live At the very end of the episode, the last skit was dedicated to Cecily, who was leaving the show. The sketch took place at Radio Shack, with Kenan Thompson saying a few words to Cecily on her last day on the job.  'She'd have a power and joy to her performance that made you remember why you loved working at radio shack in the first place,' he stated, referencing to her work on SNL over the years.

Ahead of Saturday night's new episode, Saturday Night Live took to social media to announce Cecily Strong's imminent exit from the show.In a carousel post showing an image of a cue card that said 'We'll miss you, Cecily!' the official Instagram account captioned: 'Tonight we send off one of the best to ever do it.'It comes after the comedian, 38, starred on the long-running program for eleven seasons.  Sendoff: Ahead of Saturday night's new episode, Saturday Night Live took to social media to announce Cecily Strong's imminent exit from the showStrong's final appearance coincides with Austin Butler's night as host and Lizzo's turn as the musical guest.The Springfield, Illinois native joined SNL in 2012, and became a hit with audiences with roles like The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started a Conversation with at a Party. She also distinguished herself with a memorable impersonation of Fox News opinion host Judge Jeanine Pirro.Although she's leaving her beloved NBC family, she'll still be working closely with SNL executive producer Lorne Michaels.

The wait is finally over for fans of Strictly Come Dancing as the final of the BBC dancing show takes place tonight.

Tess Daly, 53, has confessed to her most cringeworthy wardrobe malfunction moments on Strictly Come Dancing in an unearthed interview.To make matters worse, the wardrobe mishap took place right in the middle of the live show and there was nowhere for the BBC host to hide. Tess has been a presenter on the much-loved show for almost two decades, after joining in 2006 to host alongside Bruce Forsyth. She detailed an embarrassing moment when she nearly fell down the stairs. Tess shuddered at the memory as she recalled: "When my shoe fell off coming down the stairs at the top of a live show, hobbling barefoot towards Claud, stiletto in hand..." Seconds earlier, she had scarcely been able to resist bursting out laughing when she saw the mishap. However, Claudia and Tess share a close bond, which began to form when the pair first started to work together on Strictly.In the aforementioned interview, Tess divulged that their first meeting had actually happened prior to that.She added to Radio Times: "We met in our local chemists [in about 2004]. It was Claudia's first trip out with her new baby Jake and she was struggling to negotiate the buggy. "I held the door for her and we had a little chat."Tess previously revealed during an exclusive chat with Express.co.uk that she'd had her fair share of embarrassing moments over the years, aside from the 2014 shoe incident."Tops ripping, skirts ripping, being sewn in live on air when a seam has ripped in the back of your dress.

It's long been one of Scottish football's most anticipated fixtures and there's an extra layer of intrigue as the Scottish Premiership returns after it's World Cup break.

Here’s something to juice the box office on what is expected to be a dead weekend: Trafalgar Releasing is opening worldwide, for one night only, on Friday Jan. 27, Billie Eilish Live at the O2 – Extended Cut.

John Swinney has hit back at the suggestion Scotland will become a "less attractive" place to live and work following tax rises in the Budget.

Viewers were enchanted by the portrayal of bookworm Belle by H.E.R. on Thursday's broadcast of Beauty And The Beast Live! that celebrated the 30th anniversary of its historic Oscar nomination, but the Beast costume was widely panned on social media.The two-hour live show expertly blended animation from the 1991 Disney animated film with live-action songs featuring 25-year-old H.E.R.

When writer-director James Cameron's Avatar opened in theaters in December 2009, it started not only would be a record-breaking box office run, but it also started a surprising phenomenon.As more and more started flocking to theaters to see the blockbuster, reports surfaced about extremely depressed fans pining to live in the fictional world of Pandora, a phenomenon known as 'post-Avatar depression.'13 years later, the long-awaited sequel Avatar: The Way of Water hits theaters for sneak preview screenings on Thursday, with Variety speaking with many who are a part of a new Avatar fan community dubbed Kelutral.  Phenomenon: When writer-director James Cameron's Avatar opened in theaters in December 2009, it started not only would be a record-breaking box office run, but it also started a surprising phenomenon Keltural: 13 years later, the long-awaited sequel Avatar: The Way of Water hits theaters for sneak preview screenings on Thursday, with Variety speaking with many who are a part of a new Avatar fan community dubbed Kelutral (logo above)The post-Avatar depression phenomenon was first reported on by CNN in January 2010, just weeks after the film opened, with a site called Avatar Forums featuring a thread entitled 'Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible' - which had over 1,000 posts.A decade later, a group entitled Kelurtal was first formed on Discord in 2020, which began as a group for people interested in learning and conversing in the language used by the inhabitants of Pandora, known as the Na'vi.

It feels like the longest five weeks in history for fans of the Scottish Premiership but a pre-Christmas cheer has arrived.