Victory in bid to save Salford golf course for city council and campaigners

Thania Garcia For the sixth week in a row, Morgan Wallen’s “One Thing at a Time” tops the albums chart at No. 1 and its leading single, “Last Night,” adds a third nonconsecutive week atop the singles chart. In its latest tracking week, “One Thing” (released via Big Loud/Mercury/Republic Records) collected the equivalent of 167,000 album sales in the United States and 211 million on-demand official streams of the country set’s 36 songs, according to data by Luminate. “Last Night” leads the Hot 100 with 36.6 million streams after dominating the chart for the first time last month as the singer-songwriter’s first No. 1 single. New in the top 10 of the songs chart this week is Drake’s Kim Kardashian-sampling “Search & Rescue,” which launched to No. 2 on the list. As Drake has been known to do, the track was announced just a day prior to its official release on April 7, and still, the song logged nearly 34 million streams as the Toronto rapper’s 35th top-five hit.

Alexia Nepola and Marysol Patton have a chemistry that is unmatched and has fascinated viewers since The Real Housewives of Miami made its debut in 2011. The reality TV personalities have landed a new podcast called Ay Por Favor (“Oh, please”) that is set to drop starting April 18.

Til death — or terrible pranks — do us part.

Jeremy Renner is showing his gratitude to the people that saved his life!

Erik Young, aka The Flexible Dieting Coach, has helped Hilary Duff, Mandy Moore, Molly Sims, Bebe Rexha and more live healthy lifestyles through his balanced outlook, and now he’s sharing his top tips with ET ahead of summer 2023.«My approach to nutrition is sustainable weight loss. I have seen so many people go super restrictive with their food choices, as well as calories, and lose a lot of weight pretty quick, but it’s not sustainable. Once they fall off, they have a rebound with their weight and usually gain more on top of the weight they lost,» he explains. A post shared by Hilary Duff (@hilaryduff)To combat this cycle, Young creates realistic food programs, so his clients can feel their best while still incorporating their favorite treats. «When we put plans together for clients they are flexible as far as food goes.

“Florida Man” memes that include news reports that have “Florida Men” engaging in absurd crimes spurring real-life headlines: “Naked Florida man leads cops on chase in stolen school bus” or “Florida man punches bobcat to save daughter’s dog.” On the show, this manifests in situations including an incident where Mike tries to save a woman from drowning on a beach — only to get be accused of assaulting her. On top of this indignity, he then get his unmentionables bitten by a shark … and the incident goes viral on social media.There’s also a plotline involving a dismembered dead man found in a storm drain. In theory, it’s a good idea to make a show around these notorious “Florida Man” headlines that have become ubiquitous punchlines.

There have been lots of complaints about Frank Ocean‘s set at the 2023 Coachella Music Festival and a TikTok user is going viral for her explanation of what seemingly what wrong.

Succession‘s latest episode, “Honeymoon States,” was another major episode in the show’s final season.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor The TV Academy has a problem with Jon Stewart’s Emmys submission and has forced a change. Apple TV+ and the creative teams behind “The Problem With Jon Stewart” had plans to compete in the outstanding hosted nonfiction series or special category, where its first season received an Emmy nomination last year. However, the Television Academy has denied its submission and moved the show to the outstanding talk series category, where it will face off against late-night hosts such as Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers. The other eligible nominees for last year’s outstanding hosted nonfiction series or special — Netflix’s “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman,” Showtime’s “Vice” and winner “Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy” — will remain in the category for consideration.

Naman Ramachandran Make My Money Matter, a campaign group founded by filmmaker and activist Richard Curtis (“Love Actually”), has launched a new short film starring “Game of Thrones” stars and real life couple Kit Harington and Rose Leslie, in a bid to increase pressure on U.K. high street banks to cease financing the expansion of the fossil fuel industry. The film, titled “Couples Therapy,” showcases how major banks continue to finance the industry, despite warnings from the International Energy Agency that doing so could trigger a climate catastrophe. In the film, Harington and Leslie personify the banks and their oil and gas clients, playing out an unhealthy relationship in a tongue-in-cheek couples’ therapy session.

Jesy Nelson has admitted that she hasn't spoken to her Little Mix bandmates in over two years after she quit the band.The 31 year old revealed that she is no longer speaking to former bandmates Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall but said that she "wishes them the best".The star announced her shock departure from the band in December 2020, as she said that being in the chart-topping group had “really taken a toll on her mental health” in a candid statement. Speaking to The Sun recently, Jesy, who has since gone on to launch a solo career, elaborated on her reasons for leaving the girl group, that launched to fame on The X Factor in 2011. She explained: “I don’t have regrets because I had to do what was right for me and I will always cherish the memories I had in Little Mix.

Joe Wicks and his wife Rosie Jones appeared more loved-up than ever on Monday as they posed up a storm on their last day of the Coachella festival. Joe, 37, who is best known for being "The Body Coach" took to his Instagram on Monday to pay a special tribute to his wife, Rosie, as they returned to the festival where they "fell in love". Sharing some loved-up photos from the music festival in the Californian desert, Joe shared what their last day at the festival looked like.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic In 2014, Argentine writer-director Damian Szifron made a considerable splash with “Wild Tales.” The Oscar-nominated, Almodóvar-produced feature consisted of six escalatingly over-the-top stories that put a blackly comic slant on human behaviors at their worst, adding up to a flamboyantly enjoyable whole. It’s surprising that it’s taken him nearly a decade to deliver his next feature, and more surprising still that it turns out to be his English-language debut “To Catch a Killer.”  This Baltimore-set thriller, with Shailene Woodley as a cop helping FBI agent Ben Mendelsohn track down a mass shooter, is the screen equivalent of a page-turner: a solid investigative procedural that breaks no new ground, but delivers sufficient suspense, character interest, and action in confident fashion. Nonetheless, it’s a curiously impersonal, straight-ahead genre piece for a writer-director who so assertively staked out his terrain as an auteur the last time around. Vertical Entertainment is opening it on 500+ U.S. screens this Friday.

Coachella festival, the biggest in North America. So the fact that Frank Ocean’s festival-closing performance — his first in nearly six years — was so shambolic left many concertgoers distressed, depressed, annoyed and other similar emotions (and left exponentially more people feeling similar kinds of ways when his set was unexpectedly not livestreamed). The energy was low, he and the band were obscured by a battery of people walking in a circle around the stage, he performed a seeming ad-hoc setlist with a bizarrely timed DJ set in the middle, and the show started an hour late. A post early Monday from the music-festival-centric Twitter site the Festive Owl offered a seemingly plausible basic explanation for what transpired, several basic facts of which have been confirmed by sources to Variety, along with reports in Rolling Stone and TMZ. Reps for Coachella promoter Goldenvoice, its parent company AEG and Ocean did not immediately respond to Variety’s requests for comment.

Former The Only Way is Essex star Elliott Wright has been left "heartbroken" after a doorman at his Marbella restaurant was killed as he tried to break up a fight. Dad-of-four Elliott, 43, who appeared on TOWIE between 2010 and 2017 and is the cousin of Mark Wright, has made the decision to close his restaurant Olivia's La Cala in Marbella temporarily as an investigation into the incident gets underway.The Sun reports that bouncer Jose Rafael Pisano Pardo, 55, was seriously injured after hitting his head as he tried to stop an argument between customers that started during the night.

Famous faces attended a “celebration of life” service on Monday to honour Ann Summers founder Jacqueline Gold, which was held in the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. TV presenter Eamonn Holmes, 63, and The Apprentice star Karren Brady, 54, were among the celebrities who attended the service, along with around 300 guests. Also in attendance were EastEnders stars Charlie Brooks and Sid Owen, singer Sinitta and members of the Ann Summers team.

Emmerdale fans are convinced that Charity Dingle knows about Mack's affair with Chloe Harris as they attempt to predict the long-running soap's dramatic twist. In this week on the soap, pregnant Chloe is set to give birth to Mack's child. However, her due date is on the same day as Mack's wedding to Charity.

The Script's bassist Ben Sargeant has paid an emotional tribute to guitarist Mark Sheehan, after he died aged 46. On Friday, Irish band The Script sadly announced the death of one of their members, Mark Sheehan, who passed away aged 46 on Friday, 14 April, after suffering from a brief illness. On Sunday, bass player and backup singer Ben Sargeant took to his personal Instagram to pay tribute to his bandmate.

It wasn’t just fans who were upset about the Love Is Blind season 4 reunion! One cast member is also furious with how things went down!

A new park-and-ride facility at Walkden railway station is almost complete and set to open next month. Salford city mayor Paul Dennett, local councillors and representatives from Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) paid a visit to see the progress before it officially opens to the public.

The home stadium of Salford Red Devils and Sale Sharks rugby clubs is a step closer to being under the full ownership of the local city council. This follows a Salford city council cabinet meeting today which agreed on a ‘statement of strategic intent’ for buying 100 per cent of what would become the City of Salford Community Stadium (CoSCoS).