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Allure and Netflix hosted a conversation at The Allure Store celebrating working behind the scenes — the hair and makeup professionals who work on actors on set as well as before the red carpet. The event highlighted industry veterans (Kerry Washington's hairstyle on the Netflix film The School For Good and Evil), (Zoe Saldaña's hairstylist on the Netflix series From Scratch ), (a makeup artist on the Netflix film Bardo), (a makeup artist for talent press appearances, including Janelle Monae's events for the upcoming Netflix film Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery). From left: Lucy Betancourt, Linda Villalobos, Terry Hunt, Jessica Smalls, Jessica Cruel The panel, which I moderated focused on the skill and creativity needed to create the looks we admire in film and television today.

Strictly Come Dancing's Helen Skelton has said that she felt "battle-hardened" going into the show following the sudden end to her eight-year marriage.

The reverse fixture will still give Dundee United nightmares but Liam Fox and his team will be out to prove that nine-goal hammering was the exception and not the rule.

A stone cold killer has finally been brought to justice after he walked into a police station and made the shocking confession that he killed a man over 40 years ago. John Paul, 61 was given a 19-year prison sentence for the murder of Anthony Bird, who he killed in 1980, after his death remained a mystery for 41 years.

Ex Zambia manager AIjosa Asanovic reckons Rangers need to unleash Fashion Sakala and play him as a No.10.

East Kilbride Thistle captain David Gray says his side dug in deep to edge out Kello Rovers 5-4 in the West of Scotland League Third Division on Saturday.

Two intrepid young men from Perth were challenged to their limits when they set off to Nepal to climb to Mount Everest Base Camp.

A post shared by Boy George (@boygeorgeofficial)“Yes….then I covered the phone and whispered to @doritkemsley ( Boy George is on the phone )“Do you wanna manage me? I said …Boy ( didn’t know he was called George at that point ) I’m not a music manager …“GOOD was his response.The rest is history, and I will share our beautiful story one day and how f****** amazing he is as a human being..” (sic)Paul went on: “But tonight … he’s gone in the jungle and he’s gonna face a lot of insecurities and fears as he continues to grow...“And I for one, wanna celebrate him and support him with all his fans and friends“It’s #TeamGeorge …. Is there any other team ! PK” (sic)Fans of the music star rushed to the post’s comments section to send their well-wishes as she embarks on a new journey.Princess_lucycc commented: “We love you, George! You are going to be amazing.”Paulamcdowell369 added: “Cannot wait to see him in the jungle.

Michaela Coel revealed her pride to be joining the cast of Wakanda Forever, as she took her place on the red carpet in London for the film’s European premiere.

A UK footballer turned commentator has been called out on a TV quiz show for his hypocrisy in taking a World Cup commentary role in Qatar, where he has previously highlighted human rights abuses.

Police arrested five people in incidents linked to Aberdeen and Hibernian's Premiership match at Pittodrie on Friday night.

Loving Barrhead mum Louise Countenay is not a woman of faith. But, since someone told her during a visit to CHAS’s Robin House that she’d been chosen to have son Adam for a reason, those are words she truly believes.

Police chiefs in Dundee have issued a fresh note of reassurance for locals in the Kirkton area as Bonfire Night looms – following the war-like scenes of rioting in the scheme earlier this week.

Tam McManus has called out Aberdeen striker Luis Lopes for "cheating" after last night's controversial VAR penalty decision against Hibs - and asked Jim Goodwin to give him the same treatment he gave Ryan Porteous.

A former professional footballer has now delivered a talk about the dangers of drug use to every pupil at an Airdrie high school.

Devon Sawa has been an acting force for decades — and now he’s sharing what it was like growing up a teen heartthrob.

Lorraine Kelly has said she doesn't hold a grudge against Anthea Turner, 62, despite what people may believe, after she replaced her on GMTV.The 62-year-old was three months into being a new mum to daughter Rosie, now 28, when she wanted to return to work as a freelancer but was told she wasn't needed. The host swiftly learned that Anthea had stepped into her shoes to present the show alongside Eamonn Holmes.Lorraine shed light on the situation when journalist Elizabeth Day asked her if it was true she was sacked while on maternity leave.The presenter confirmed she was correct, to which the podcast host further asked: "Is that not illegal?"She explained on the How To Fail podcast: "No, not back then.That was 1994 and I was freelance.Sarah Beeny says losing hair was ‘really traumatic’ amid chemo"She [Rosie] was born in June and I was going back to work in September, a couple of months later, but if you’re freelance that’s what you have to do."We just got the call about a week before I was due to come back – I was thinking oh I haven’t lost any of my baby weight, who cares."And I just got the call to say, 'Really, sorry we’ve got Anthea Turner, but do you know what thanks and that’s that'."When asked if she held a grudge against Anthea over the move, she replied: No, not at all."Lorraine went on to say her fellow presenter is a "nice girl" but didn't believed she worked well with Eamonn."Her and Eamonn were like oil and water, and it didn’t work," she added.Lorraine helped launch GMTV back in 1993 by presenting a range of programmes.She went on to co-host Daybreak from 2012 but left in 2014 to focus on her own show.Kaleb Cooper has 'never been so poorly' leaving Jeremy Clarkson alone [LATEST]Emma Willis admits telling Matt

A young carer from Perth will have his story told on The One Show on BBC television as one of a series of reports connected to Children in Need’s appeal show broadcast later in November.

A man who claims to to be a ''time traveller from 2761'' has issued a bizarre warning that seven humans ''will mysteriously fall from the sky'' in June next year - even though no planes will be ''flying in the area.'' TikToker, Eno Alraic who posts under the username @radianttimetraveller, has accumulated over 26,000 followers on the online app as he posts information about alleged future events, the Mirror reports.