'The Walking Dead' star Steven Yeun talks about his infamous departure from the show amid Oscar buzz

Thomas Markle has blasted daughter Meghan Markle and her husband Prince Harry, calling him “her ginger husband”.

St Johnstone WFC mounted a second half recovery to net capital gains in Sunday’s trip to Boroughmuir Thistle.

Drivers are being warned about a common tyre mistake that could risk up to £10,000 in fines.

Jeremy Kyle was a regular face on the ITV daytime schedule just a few years ago.

Connor Ronan refused to shut the door on returning to St Mirren next season.

Former Hollyoaks actress Lysette Anthony has bravely opened up to OK! about how she has been privately battling Parkinson's disease for the last six years.The 58 year old revealed to us that while she was worried about people at work finding out about her diagnosis, she confided in co-star and on-screen son Greg Finnegan. "The one person that knew at the beginning was Greg who played my on-screen son James.That’s why Marnie and James were so close – because he was literally dragging me from one set to another," Lysette told us as she fought back her tears. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Thomas Markle has hit out at his daughter Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in a scathing video as he launched his YouTube channel. Meghan's father Thomas, 77, referred to Harry, 37, as "her ginger husband" as he discussed his daughter with his close friend, celebrity photographer, Karl Larsen in the clip.Thomas also revealed he is ready to give evidence against the Duchess of Sussex in a court case brought to her by her half-sister Samantha.

Jake Paul has made Dana White a new offer to fight Conor McGregor in the UFC on two huge conditions.The Problem Child has repeatedly called out McGregor over the past year after beating former fellow UFC stars Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley in professional boxing matches.Ex-lightweight and featherweight UFC champion McGregor had shut down the calls to clash Paul, but recently showed he was open the idea by saying: “Who knows? Never say never.”And now Paul has called on UFC president Dana White to set up a fight with the Irishman in a message on social media.The 25-year-old proposed a one-fight UFC deal to take on The Notorious, though he stated White must agree to his fighter pay and healthcare proposal.Paul added that should he lose, he will donate his entire purse to all UFC fighters making less than $50,000 and won’t mention the promotion again.He wrote on Twitter: "Dana - Since you like me now, how about a 1 fight UFC deal to fight Conor.Do you think the fight between Jake Paul and Conor McGregor will ever happen? Let us know in the comments section."If I win, you agree to my UFC fighter pay and healthcare proposal."If I lose I donate my entire purse to all UFC fighters who make less than $50K a fight and never mention UFC again.

McDonald's restaurant before the American retailer shuts its business in Russia. The scene comes after the fast food giant said they will pull out their business in Russia and close its 850 stores due to the horrifying invasion of Ukraine.

Netflix show Bridgerton.The 24-year-old, known for her role as Olivia Hanan in Sex Education, has been cast as female lead Kate Sharma and will star opposite season one's Jonathan Bailey.Speaking about her character in season two, Simone told Daily Star: “They’ve created such a wonderful storyline for her [Kate].”She continued: “It was wonderful, the cast and crew were amazing.”The highly anticipated second season will chronicle the pursuit of a suitable marriage for the eldest Bridgerton sibling, Anthony.Based on Julia Quinn’s romance novels, the second season follows the second book, The Viscount Who Loved Me.While fans are gearing up for season two, season one of the regency-era romance was binge-watched by millions and became the most watched Netflix series at the time of its premiere.Season one centred around the complicated romance between Daphne Bridgerton, portrayed by Phoebe Dynevor, and the Duke of Hastings, Simon Basset, played by Regé-Jean Page.While Daphne is set to make her return in season two, the Duke of Hastings will be noticeably absent, with Bailey and Ashley taking centre stage this time around.There’s no doubt their relationship will come with its fair share of drama, with the smart and headstrong Kate giving Anthony a run for his money.Season two will see the return of many familiar faces, with Nichola Coughlan reprising her role as Penelope Featherington and Golda Rosheuvel returning as Queen Charlotte.There will also be a few new faces, with Charithra Chandran stepping into the role of Edwina Sharma, Kate’s sister.Regarding Sex Education, which has been renewed for a fourth season, the Bridgerton star explained that she has moved on from her role as Olivia but would still “love to know what’s

Tattoos on the face also look beautiful to me.” Milana, who posts snaps of her intricate tattoos on Instagram page @mini.malisti, says her tattooist muse showed her she had nothing to fear.She commented: "I dared to get them because my tattoo artist has a face full of tattoos.“I never thought I wanted many tattoos because I didn’t dare. At first I thought I wouldn’t get a job or people would start talking about me a lot.“My tattoo artist inspired me.

BBC Breakfast.The 44 year old, who is known to have a passion for the sport, couldn't help but display his excitement when sports journalist John Watson appeared on the red sofa.But quickly realising that Sally was interested, the host said: "I love golf John but when we talk about golf in this programme you can hear the collective sigh from people. "We'll have a ten-minute golf chat later John."Clearly uninterested, Sally sighed and said: "Anyway."But Dan wasn't happy with her remark and giggled: "Stop it!"However, making sure things weren't too awkward, Sally reassured her colleague that she was in fact joking."I'm joking," Sally insisted, with Dan replying: "I know you're joking.""I'm carrying on a tradition," Sally chimed, making reference to her predecessor Louise Minchin.Laughing, Dan said: "Thankfully Louise isn't here to give the golf eyes.

BBC star Martin Roberts has confessed he feels a "responsibility" to get supplies to war-torn Ukraine in a bid to help those in need. The Homes Under The Hammer star is travelling 26 hours from the UK to get to the Poland/Ukraine border with urgent supplies to give support where he can.The 58-year-old has been sharing updated on his trip on Instagram and told his followers that he managed to get "a few hours sleep" after deciding against driving all the way without a rest.He managed to get all the way to the Netherlands on Saturday night before stopping in a hotel.Speaking to the camera to provide an update for his followers, Martin said: "Managed a few hours sleep, it's a really tough day today, it's another 13 hours on the road.

Eamonn Holmes had a fun-filled family weekend and couldn't help but share some pictures taken during his break away from Surrey.MORE: Eamonn Holmes melts hearts with rare photo of his granddaughterThe GB News presenter shared a collage of images taken during Saturday and Sunday and it included a gorgeous picture of him and his granddaughter Emilia, and a rare picture of him and his son with Ruth Langsford, Jack.WATCH: Ruth Langsford makes brave admission about 'struggle' with Eamonn Holmes after having JackIn the snap, father and son can be seen attentively watching a football match while wrapped up warm in similar dark coats.READ: GB News viewers make same complaint about Eamonn Holmes' breakfast showRELATED: Eamonn Holmes shares joy at sweet family milestone - proud wife Ruth reacts"And that's about my weekend summed up in pictures. How was yours?" he asked his fans before revealing he had been in Belfast visiting his mother, his children, including son Declan, and The Care Zone Bus in North Belfast, a vital facility that tackles suicide.

In Minari, writer/director Lee Isaac Chung and Steven Yeun tell the story of a Korean immigrant family risking everything in pursuit of the American dream. Jacob (Yeun) uproots his family from 1980s Los Angeles, determined to start a farm in Arkansas, while his wife Monica (Yeri Han) grows weary of his optimism in the face of isolation and dwindling funds. Meanwhile, their young son David (Alan S. Kim) bonds with Monica’s feisty mother (Yuh-jung Youn), as she distracts him from the family’s hardships and his parents’ fraying marriage.

Clayton Davis Steven Yeun sees a void in cinemas and it’s what is defined as “American” or “Asian,” leaving this space he hopes to occupy. “We wanted to profess that this is an Asian American story,” says Yeun about his new film “Minari.” “It is American but we don’t have that space of understanding carved out in society yet on what an Asian American story feels and sounds like.”In this week’s Awards Circuit Podcast, Yeun talks about getting involved with Lee Isaac Chung’s moving portrait of a family living in Arkansas, working with his dynamic cast and what he hopes it does for representation.

The Walking Dead star Steven Yeun has discussed his controversial exit from the show, four years on.Yeun played Glenn Rhee in the AMC show, and was killed off in the dramatic season seven opener by Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), a controversial move that led many to ditch the long-running show.Speaking to Variety, Yeun has reflected on his time on the show, revealing that he felt “always, kind of, in service to this larger narrative”.“Leaving [the show], if I had any weird feelings about it, was mostly that I hadn’t taken the time for myself to understand who I was and maybe my voice and what I wanted to say,” he added.“In some ways that reflects kind of how I was raised in my early years. I think I’m done.

Many tears were shed by viewers of “The Walking Dead” when fan-favourite Glenn (Steven Yeun) met his end a few seasons back, thanks to Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and his skull-crunching baseball bat, Lucille.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe zombie apocalypse that took hold of TV in 2010 was very, very good for Steven Yeun.To say that “The Walking Dead” was Yeun’s breakout role would be an understatement so powerful it could reanimate a corpse.Yeun had a handful of onscreen credits to his name before he was cast in the AMC series in the role of Glenn Rhee. The character immediately proved to be pivotal to the series, as he was the one who initially rescued Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes from zombies in the show’s second episode, which made the character part of the group that formed the core of the series.Though Glenn was just a pizza delivery guy prior to the events of the series, he quickly became a fan favorite after he demonstrated a willingness

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterLee Isaac Chung’s “Minari” may be an ensemble drama at heart, but it does feature one inarguable breakout performance by its young star: Alan S. Kim.The 7-year-old firecracker won over crowds in Park City in January at the film’s Sundance premiere (and subsequent press tour, cosplaying as Woody from “Toy Story”) with his portrayal of David, the youngest son of actor Steven Yeun’s character and his on-screen mom, Yeri Han.Uprooted to a remote plot of farmland in Arkansas, David must play in empty fields under the watchful eye of his sister, Anne (Noel Cho), as his parents attempt to build a business and understand life in the Bible Belt.

Steven Yeun, the 36-year-old who rose to global recognition on the TV megahit “The Walking Dead,” is comfortable with the juxtaposition to Hollywood’s most famous rebel.When Yeun was talking to director Lee Isaac Chung about starring in “Minari,” the winner of this year’s grand jury and audience prizes at Sundance, Dean’s brooding persona served as a useful template.The men discussed their immigrant fathers and the way they left their homes to travel across the world, lured by the promise of the United States and the potential for reinvention. In the mid-1960s, Chung’s dad was living in South Korea and working in a factory.