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Drew Barrymore opened up about her house rules in a new interview, and she isn’t playing games when it comes to her daughters’ screentime.

Real Sociedad have 'ruled out' the prospect of signing Manchester United midfielder Donny van de Beek, according to reports in Spain.

Mhairi Black has refused to rule out standing for the Scottish Parliament after she steps down from Westminster.

Kevin De Bruyne slammed the 'senseless' new additional time rules after Manchester City conceded in the 101st minute against Arsenal on Sunday, claiming that even referees are unhappy with the rule change that has come into effect this season.

Drivers in Scotland have been warned that parking on the pavement could soon mean they're slapped with a fine of up to £150.

A $12.5 million lottery ticket stolen by a father and daughter from a relative’s shop sparked a change in the game’s rules.

Victoria Beckham has left fans confused as she appeared in a series of videos on social media after breaking her own 'rule' when it comes to fashion. The former Spice Girl swapped the mic to be a fashion designer many years ago by her business has since expanded into the beauty market.

forever. Post-Scandoval, V, but Madix is refusing to film with Sandoval at all. She will not film with him one-on-one.

Emmerdale was alive with romance on Thursday (July 27) when the programme featured Jai and Laurel's wedding. Weddings are one of the most stressful times of your life - but it's been particularly rough for Jai.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has introduced a new rule change this week that will see parents of children aged one and two on Universal Credit attend more face-to-face meetings with work coaches to help them prepare for employment. The appointments will include exploring steps to improve their skills, identifying support needs, learning about childcare provision, and boosting their confidence.

Fans who have secured themselves tickets to Taylor Swift’s huge UK tour next year are ‘panicking’ after discovering a small-print detail that could see them turned away from the gig.

Emmy snub keep her from showing face.Just days after Markle and Prince Harry’s much-hyped Netflix documentary series “Harry & Meghan” failed to score any Emmy nominations, the Duchess of Sussex stepped out to check out their local farmer’s market.Markle, 41, strolled through the Montecito Farmer’s Market near their $14 million home on Friday.She made her trip solo, leaving Harry, 38, at home, and was accompanied by her security detail and one of her pet beagles — despite the market’s rule forbidding dogs, according to a report from the Daily Mail.The Post has reached out to Markle’s reps for comment.The “Suits” star was wearing a tan maxi dress with an unbuttoned white collared shirt over it, accessorized with black flip-flops, sunglasses and a woven straw tote bag.As the Duchess went from tent to tent shopping for local goods, picking up a bunch of flowers and sampling some honey, she managed to keep a low profile and go mostly unnoticed by locals — though she did smile and was friendly to the shoppers who did recognize her.Markle’s security observed from a distance, looking after the pup as she walked around the farmer’s market.The Duke and Duchess have two beagles: Guy, who Markle adopted in 2015 when she was still acting, and Mamma Mia, who the couple rescued from an animal testing shelter last summer.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte enjoyed a day out at Centre Court yesterday for the men's Wimbledon final with their parents William and Kate, but the youngsters appeared to break one Wimbledon rule in the process. The two young royals watched on as Carlos Alcaraz took on Novak Djokovic in an incredible final.

As excited Princess Charlotte took her seat in the Royal Box in Wimbledon’s Centre Court for the first time on Sunday, she looked in her element. However while the little Princess was made very welcome along with brother Prince George, their presence came despite a longstanding Wimbledon rule.

Meghan Markle reportedly 'broke a rule' when she was out visiting a local farmer's market at the end of last week.

Ashley Park shared her very trendy — and entertaining — beauty routine in a new episode of e.l.f. Cosmetics’ Vanity Table Talk.

Dermot O'Leary found himself having to issue a delayed apology as he returned to This Morning for the last time this week. The presenter and Alison Hammond usually host the ITV daytime show on a Friday but have spent the whole week at the helm following the start of the summer holidays.

The Sith, the ancient enemy of the Jedi order in Star Wars. The Sith are easily recognizable. They wield a bright red lightsaber, wear black robes, and most have dark yellow eyes.

Succession, The Last of Us, and The White Lotus, which received numerous nominations and top the field. When looking at reality, though, it is the LGBTQ-focused series that have taken the spotlight this year.Leading the pack as the most-nominated reality show at the 2023 Emmys is RuPaul’s Drag Race. This staple of the LGBTQ community has once again captured the attention of viewers and industry insiders, garnering an impressive seven nods.

Frankie McAvoy might insist he’s calling the shots when the starter pistol sounds on Hearts season but it will still be Steven Naismith holding the gun.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music When the Recording Academy announced its latest updates to the Grammy Awards rules last month, there was a frantic, last-minute tweak to the wording of a new rule governing the eligilibity of recordings that used AI — so last-minute that a rep was contacting journalists beginning at 4:30 a.m. Pacific time. A new rule governing music that used AI technology, which the Academy had hoped to keep simple by saying that only human-generated music would be eligible, had been extensively revised, although the upshot remained the same: Yes, recordings that use one of the multiple types of AI technology will be eligible, but “we’re not going to be giving a nomination or an award to AI computer or someone who just prompted AI,” Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. clarified to Variety late last month. “That’s the distinction that we’re trying to make. It’s the human award highlighting excellence, driven by human creativity.”