Taurus Tarot Horoscopes: March 2024

There is a line from the poem 'This is the Place' that wraps around the Manchester City first team dressing room at the Etihad Stadium: "Some are born here, some drawn here but we all call it home."

In the era of action films like John Wick, the bar for adrenaline-fueled entertainment has been set high, and there exists a fine line in the world of cinematic remakes that one has to draw between regard for the original and fresh perspectives. Doug Liman directs the remake of the classic 1989 film Road House, which premiered in the Headliner category at the 2024 SXSW film festival and unfortunately, this remake starring Jake Gyllenhaal, delivers a lackluster and ultimately unnecessary retread of the 1989 Patrick Swayze film.

We Were Dangerous begins so strongly and so confidently that it promises to take a grim but familiar period movie trope — the victimization of vulnerable young women in an authoritarian, male-dominated, post-war Christian world — and turn it inside out, mining it for deadpan, absurdist comedy instead of political outrage and focusing on the unexpectedly deep and moving friendships that can be made even in the darkest of situations. Frustratingly, it never quite comes together as the wry, subversive coming-of-age movie that it might have been, but the performances are powerful enough in Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu’s debut that its emotional heft is surprisingly indelible.

A hit song by Bananarama in the ’80s told us that Robert De Niro‘s Waiting. Tonight, on Real Time with Bill Maher, he finally got the chance to get a few things off his chest.

A Chick-fil-A restaurant owner from Ohio is behind bars in North Carolina right now after he allegedly drove over 400 miles to meet a 15-year-old for sex. Stacy Lee Austin was arrested

Kelly Rowland will never be able to live this moment down!

Something about… “a scam?!”

You know, even if this woman wasn’t going to prison we wouldn’t trust her as our pediatrician!

J.K. Rowling is back at it again — but this time instead of getting canceled online, her comments got taken straight to the police!

Taylor Swift is just one of the Kelces now!

If your mum loves a classic carrot cake then this will certainly please her! The addition of sticky and sweet steam ginger in syrup is a game changer for keen bakers who often whip up a carrot cake, and the generous recommended amount of grated carrot will ensure your cake stays moist and moreish. Cinnamon is often added to a classic version of this but adding in ginger and carraway seeds, plus orange zest if you fancy, will bring new levels of scent and flavour.The fiery frosting is equally as delicious and might even be the star of the show, but don't be afraid of trying a healthier dollop of sour cream on the side if you're feeling adventurous. Enjoy! Carrot, spice & candied ginger cake Serves 8 - 10 Ingredients 150g plain flour 150g caster sugar 1 tsp ground ginger 1 tsp ground cinnamon 1 tsp fine sea salt 1 tsp baking powder 1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) 100g walnuts, coarsely chopped 100g stem ginger in syrup, roughly chopped 250g carrots, grated 150ml (generous ½ cup) light olive oil or sunflower oil 3 eggs, beaten For the frosting 250g (9oz) mascarpone 3 tbsp icing sugar, sifted 2–3 tbsp stem ginger syrup Walnuts, to decorate 1.

Adopting a baby can often be a long and grueling process. Finding a child up for adoption or an expecting mother who feels she’s a match is not for the faint of heart.

A Scots mum has told how her whole life was "shattered" after discovering her seven-year-old son had a brain tumour following a routine MRI scan.

A German photographer is searching for some football-loving Scots he took snaps of 20 years ago as part of a university project.

A housing support and care at home service for people across Ayrshire was placed under the microscope during an unannounced spot check by the Care Inspectorate.

A rescue operation has begun after a remote island home was overrun by feral cats.

Scotland's most far-flung football club have gone nearly a year – and 4000 miles – without an away victory.

In the era of action films like John Wick, the bar for adrenaline-fueled entertainment has been set high, and there exists a fine line in the world of cinematic remakes that one has to draw between regard for the original and fresh perspectives. Doug Liman directs the remake of the classic 1989 film Roadhouse, which premiered in the Headliner category at the 2024 SXSW film festival and unfortunately, this remake starring Jake Gyllenhaal, delivers a lackluster and ultimately unnecessary retread of the 1989 Patrick Swayze film.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic “Road House” is an infectiously stylish piece of slumming. It’s a remake of the 1989 Patrick Swayze cheeseball action cult film, and it’s staged with a verve and wit and dynamic grittiness that make the original film look even more rickety than it once did. Doug Liman, the director of the new “Road House,” has always been a gifted maverick, but I still like his earliest films (“Go,” “Swingers”) the best.

Hannah Einbinder was moved to tears. Nick Thune was moved to sing. John Leguizamo shared hard truths.

Addie Morfoot Contributor Stormy Daniels cried and laughed during the SXSW world premiere of “Stormy,” a Peacock documentary about the porn star who made national headlines when it was revealed that Donald Trump‘s lawyer Michael Cohen paid her $130,000 to keep quiet about her alleged affair with the former president. “Fuck Trump,” Daniels said onstage following the March 8 screening.