Sirens: Last News

Just yesterday, it was revealed that Julianne Moore, Milly Alcock, and Meghann Fahy were joining forces to work on a new Netflix series titled “Sirens.” And now, the next day, we know which two men will join the trio of ladies in what is becoming a kind of all-star cast.

Stewartry Sirens suffered a 45-19 defeat at the hands of Heriot’s Blues Women on Saturday as they continue their campaign in the Women’s Premiership.

Biggar’s Emily Nicholl is one of four Lanarkshire-based players to be taking part in a major netball event this weekend.

Stewartry Sirens narrowly missed out on claiming a leg of Scotland’s biggest women’s rugby sevens tournament on Saturday.

This weekend, people will get to experience what it’s like to be in a real-life Black Mirror episode when their phones all collectively sound off with a warning.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic If the 14th annual TCM Classic Film Festival had an official focus, it was on the 100th anniversary of Warner Bros., from the opening night premiere selection of a restoration of “Rio Bravo” to a celebration of the 50th anniversary of “The Exorcist.” Almost equal in emphasis, though, by virtue of the guests brought in, was a celebration of the ingenues-turned-leading-ladies of the 1960s, who now represent the elder guard of a Hollywood golden age — Angie Dickinson, Ann-Margret and Shirley Jones. Dickinson had the highest profile of any star at the festival, being the belle of the ball at the Thursday screening of “Rio Bravo” in the big house at the TCL Chinese Theatres, where most of the screenings were held. But there was just as much outpouring of affection for Ann-Margret, who turned up for a Q&A (and birthday cake) following “Bye Bye Birdie” on Saturday, and Jones, who was joined by her son Shaun Cassidy and a slew of grandchildren after a showing of 1962’s “The Music Man” as the festival neared its end Sunday.

Niamh McCall says Strathclyde Sirens are again targeting a play-off slot in the Vitality Netball Superleague this season, as they strive for consistency.

Twelve months ago, Masha Semeniuk was met with the sound of sirens. The 34-year-old had made her life in Kyiv.

Stewartry Sirens began their Sarah Beaney Cup campaign with a win at Ayr Ladies.

Ten out of ten for Sirens who wrapped up a remarkable league season with a win over Biggar that gave them a full house of victories.

Netball star Emily Nicholl says three weeks in Australia was “a dream come true” as she spent time with her idols at West Coast Fever in Perth.

High-flying Stewartry Sirens cemented their lead at the top of West division one with a thumping win over bottom placed West.

Niamh McCall is determined not to let the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games pass her by, having been a youngster in the squad at Gold Coast 2018.

Kelly Boyle chose netball over football while at high school, and is delighted that she did, after being selected for Scotland at this summer’s Commonwealth Games.

Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain were seen in costume on the set of the their upcoming film Mothers' Instinct in New Jersey.On Friday the actresses, 39 and 45, slipped into character as best friends for the forthcoming thriller, which is set in the 1960s.Anne wore a coiffed Jackie Kennedy-style dark brunette wig and Jessica was nearly unrecognizable with bleached blonde hair. Lights, camera, action:Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain were seen in costume on the set of the their upcoming film Mothers' Instinct in New JerseyHathaway's cinched-waist light blue dress featured delicate lace trim and tied on the side with a pale purple satin ribbon.The short-sleeved, V-necked dress had side slits and appeared to be layered over a pair of matching pants.For her part, Jessica turned heads in a halter-neck dress with multicolor stripes throughout.

Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer stopped a concert at London’s O2 Arena this week to highlight a moment of beauty amid the ongoing terror on the streets of Ukraine.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent's interview came to a halt on Tuesday morning after she was forced to ask her colleague if he was "safe" to report from war-torn Ukraine.Kyiv Correspondent James Waterhouse was providing viewers with an update on the current humanitarian crisis in Ukraine following the Russian invasion.Appearing via video link, James continued to describe the horrifying details of what has been taking place in Ukraine's capital overnight.But as the reporter spoke, loud sirens could be heard in the background, leaving Sally concerned for his welfare.Speaking from the studio in Manchester, Sally said: "James before I ask you the next question, are you okay to stay."Obviously, there are sirens going off, are you safe to stay."Nodding along, James confirmed that he was.Seeing the tension on screen, one viewer penned: "Waterhouse is doing such a good job in Kyiv, I hope he is being paid well!!"You can tell he's anxious by the way he plays with his ring as he talks #BBCnews #BBCBreakfast #Ukraine #UkraineRussianWar," the social media user added.Speaking openly about the recent attack in Mostyts’kyymasyv, north-west Kyiv, Sally asked James whether it was a pattern. James said: "We talk about cities falling under seige where Russian troops are in the face of this Ukarainan agression are pulling back surrounding cities, cutting off supplies and trying to bombard them into submission.

A Ukrainian reporter on Loose Women was forced to cut her interview on-air short today after air-raid sirens began going off. Marichka Padalko – who is a TV journalist for one of Ukraine’s biggest channels – called in to speak to Ruth Langsford, Frankie Bridge, Janet Street Porter and Kéllé Bryan about her decision to stay in Ukraine to report on the ongoing conflict when things were forced to come to an abrupt end. As she was speaking on-air, Marichka’s colleagues began running around frantically in the background and the journalist announced that she was going to have to leave to cover for her colleagues due to an airstrike being announced.

There’s a treat in store for TV viewers who have fond memories of classic 80s cop drama Dempsey and Makepeace, with the news that Glynis Barber is joining Hollyoaks. And she’s going to the other extreme this time, playing an enigmatic gangster named Norma. But of course Glynis, who went on to play Ronnie and Roxy’s mum Glenda Mitchell in EastEnders and DCI Grace Barraclough in Emmerdale, is just the latest in a long list of feisty screen sirens to stride into Chester’s most famous village.

Niamh McCall admits Strathclyde Sirens can ill-afford another defeat in the Netball Superleague if they are to keep their dream of a top-four finish alive.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left fearing for one of the show’s reporters after he had to take cover amid bomb sirens during an interview in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv. Bomb sirens were heard during chief correspondent Richard Gaisford’s live report of the Russian invasion of Ukraine as he chatted to presenters Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard. Richard, who is currently residing in Kyiv, was forced to put on protective equipment as he spoke to the hosts.