Teenager dies in River Clyde tragedy

Clifford The Big Red Dog bounds straight into a Number 1 debut on the Official Film Chart.

Jodie Marsh has appeared to reignite her decades-old feud with Katie Price. The former glamour models have never seen eye to eye – and have had a long-standing rivalry over the years.

Piers Morgan launched an unprovoked attack against Kim Kardashian, Kanye West and Pete Davidson in his latest column, labelling the billionaire mum-of-four, her estranged husband and current beau all "entitled imbeciles". It's not the first time the former Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, has hit out at the 41 year old reality TV star, despite her recently begging Kanye West to stop making their divorce struggles public, and has long criticised her on his social media.

Denise Van Outen's ex-boyfriend Eddie Boxshall has appeared to hit back at the presenter following her incredibly personal and poignant comments about their split on BBC Radio 2 on Tuesday. While the former Big Breakfast host broke her silence on the painful break-up with her partner of seven years, she said she was determined to have "self-respect" in her next relationship, and was looking forward to the future.

Skibadee had passed away aged 47. His daughter Asia Wride, is hoping to raise £50,000 towards funeral costs and support for the family.“My dad, MC Skibadee, passed away on February 27th 2022,” she wrote on the fundraising page.

A special occasion! Randall Emmett‘s birthday party for his daughter Ocean had a major surprise guest: his ex-wife, Ambyr Childers.

Loving the low-key life. Cameron Diaz “was already set on” stepping away from the spotlight, but the transition has been seamless with the help of husband Benji Madden.

Unity, a popular engine for creating games, has shared that the pandemic has brought “long-lived and sustainable” changes to the games industry, with a record number of people creating and playing games.The Unity Gaming Report 2022 uses data from over 230,000 developers who create games using Unity, and is a comprehensive look at the world’s gaming habits over the last year.In the latest report, Unity claimed that “far from a “pandemic spike” the changes in the games industry appear to be long-lived and sustainable,” and added that “in 2021, the number of people playing games is at far higher levels than they were pre-COVID and the industry has continued to step up to feed the demand”.Unity stated that the number of games made via its engine rose by 93 per cent in 2021, with a 31 per cent bump in new creators.

P-MRC Data, a joint venture of Deadline parent Penske Media and MRC, is being rebranded as Luminate.

The Berlin International Film Festival has joined fellow events including Cannes and Venice in saying it will not ban Russian movies at the next edition of its fest, but will block official Russian delegates.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe company formerly known as P-MRC Data, which houses a collection of brands that have supplied music and entertainment industry data for decades, has a new name: Luminate.Luminate powers the Billboard Charts and brings together MRC Data (formerly Nielsen Music), Variety Business Intelligence, Music Connect, BDS Radio and SoundScan into one platform providing independent entertainment data. With the name change, the company also is launching a new website, at luminatedata.xyz.The company, formed in October 2020, is owned through a joint venture between Penske Media Corporation and MRC.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentDiversity on screen and diversity behind the camera are key factors driving international audiences, according to a consumer survey conducted by Starz, in partnership with the Center for Scholars & Storytellers at UCLA. The poll study, which examined consumer perceptions and demands for diverse and inclusive media representation, will be unveiled at the Starz #TakeTheLead “Transparency Talk” on March 16 to celebrate the Women’s History Month.

Naman Ramachandran The Berlin Film Festival has issued a strongly worded statement that condemns Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but has taken a stance against boycotting filmmakers based on their origin.“The Berlinale staunchly condemns Russia’s war of aggression, which violates international law, and expresses its solidarity with the people in Ukraine and all those who are campaigning against this war,” the festival said in a statement on Wednesday.“The Russian invasion and attacks on civilian targets such as hospitals, schools and homes have caused a humanitarian and human rights catastrophe in Ukraine. Our thoughts and sympathy are with the victims, the suffering population, and the millions who have fled Ukraine.” “The Berlinale has developed into a setting for intercultural encounters and a platform for critical discussion of current or historical world events.

Beta Film has picked up international distribution rights to two anticipated Movistar Plus originals, Canneseries-bound “El Inmortal – Gangs of Madrid” and Galician crime drama “Rapa.” Sneak peeked at Series Mania, “Rapa” screens at the Malaga Festival on March 22. The acquisitions form part of an ongoing multi-year distribution-production alliance unveiled in 2019, giving Beta exclusive international distribution rights to about six Movistar Plus series a year.A Movistar Plus co-production with Telemundo Streaming Studios in collaboration with Banijay’s DLO Producciones, “El Inmortal” inspired by true events, marks a deep dive into a figure and gang which reshaped Madrid’s 1990s criminal underworld. There, José Antonio, played by Álex Garcia (“Riot Police,” “If I Were Rich”), rises up the ranks to drug lord, through a combination of burning ambition, innocence, and merciless elimination of rivals.

Australia, noticed the men were whistling and holding up mini whiteboards with a "score" on it.In a video she posted, the group is seen sitting on deck chairs in front of a house by the beach.They apparently give a score to the women running past them and hold it up to show their "rating".Elizabeth went back and shouted at them: "Do you know how uncomfortable that makes people feel? "Rating women as they run past? Do your workplaces and families mind sexist?"Despite getting hit by the public shaming, one bloke laughs and shouts: "Yeah I'm a feminist."Recalling the moment, Elizabeth told ABC News: "It took me a second to realise they were actually rating me and other women who ran by out of 10."I stewed on it for the rest of the run because I didn't really take it all in at the time."And then on the way back they did it again, gave me another rating out of 10."She said the guys' act made her feel angry and she decided not to stand for that and say something to them."Because I thought about friends, and my sisters and other women who might not ever want to go for a run again after feeling so scared and embarrassed by these guys, and I just didn't want it to happen to other people," she added.For more stories from the Daily Star, sign up to one of our newsletters here.The video was shared online and many viewers shared their thoughts.One said: "They have no idea how unsafe it makes women feel.

Holly Willoughby has been unable to join her co-star Phillip Schofield on This Morning this week after a positive Covid-19 test. Josie Gibson has appeared on the ITV show to cover Holly after the star was forced to step away after she was left feeling unwell.Prior to Wednesday's This Morning, Lorraine welcomed Phillip and Josie on her screen via a video link as they spoke about what would be coming up on the ITV show schedule throughout the day.Lorraine had previously mentioned Holly having Covid as Phil opened up on the show and said that Holly was at home and looking after herself.Phil said: "She [Holly] is still taking care of herself, looking after herself; Josie's here," before sharing an update on what was coming up on the show.It's unclear when Holly will be back on screens, but Josie will be unable to join Phil on the sofa tomorrow as it has already been confirmed that she's covering the races with Alison Hammond.Josie, who has stepped in for Holly, often appears on the show for the segments away from the studios, but this week she's been firmly sat on the sofa.She's stepped in often over the last few months if either Phil or Holly have been off ill, with both the hosts contracting Covid-19 this year.Josie has become increasingly popular with viewers, with many fans calling for her to become a more regular fixture on the popular ITV show.Throughout the week many fans have taken to Twitter to share their love for the stand-in host.One user wrote: "Love Josie on This Morning, a breath of fresh air.

iOS - Android At First Minister’s Questions earlier today, Ms Sturgeon paid tribute to Aidan.She said: “Can I extend my deepest and sincere condolences to Aidan’s family.“Aidan, of course, the young boy who’s who tragically lost his life in the Clyde last week.“I cannot even begin to understand the impact on his family, on his friends, and on the wider community.“Incidents such as these are thankfully rare, each and every drowning is one too many.“They demonstrate the vital role of initiatives such as drowning prevention week due to run from this Saturday.”A social media post is requesting that people turn out this Saturday for a special tribute to Aidan.It says: “Could everyone come to King George Park at 2.30pm on Saturday to let balloons

Garrion Bridge by emergency services on Sunday, June 13. He was rushed to Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children but tragically could not be saved by medics.

River Clyde has been pictured for the first time. Aidan Rooney, from Wishaw, was pulled from the water at Garrion Bridge by emergency services on Sunday after the alarm was raised shortly after 3pm.

sadly passed away following an incident at the Garrion Bridge. Devastated loved ones have paid tribute to Aidan online and said he will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him.

River Clyde.Emergency services raced to the scene near Garrion Bridge in Larkhall after the youngster got into difficulty in the water at around 3.15pm on Sunday, June 13.Ambulance crews attended and the boy was rushed to Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children for treatment.Police confirmed this morning that he has tragically died.Locals say it is a popular spot for youths to congregate despite the current being “really strong”.There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "A 13-year-old boy has died after getting into difficulty in the River Clyde, near Garrion Bridge in Larkhall."Emergency services were contacted around 3.15pm on Sunday, 13 June, 2021."There are no suspicious circumstances