78 m. ago Martin O'Neill reveals Celtic manager decision timeline as he spills real reason behind St Mirren Park cameo

O'Neill has told fans when they can expect to hear about whether he'll be staying on beyond the international break

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2 d. ago Celebrity Traitors fans say 'TV moment of the year' after Alan Carr’s ‘stunning’ victory

The comedian pulled off a win few fans of the BBC series expected

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2 d. ago Lewis Capaldi, Kasabian and Richard Ashcroft revealed as TRNSMT 2026 headliners

Some 150,000 fans are expected at the Glasgow festival from Friday June 19 next year.

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3 d. ago Drones, dogs and 700 police: the massive security operation in place for Aston Villa v Maccabi Tel Aviv

Protests expected at Villa Park after away fans were banned from attending

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4 d. ago Katie Price warns fans ‘watch me ruin my lips’ as she braves new procedure

Reality TV icon Katie Price has shared a video on TikTok of her latest cosmetic procedure as she told fans to expect her to '"ruin my lips" as she showed off the results

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4 d. ago NBC's 'Stumble' is a mockumentary about a cheer team with plenty of tumbling runs and heart

NBC's new comedy series “Stumble” offers a humorous look at the competitive world of cheerleading

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4 d. ago Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz to reunite for new Mummy movie – reports

Fourth in the series will be directed by horror-comedy specialists Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, AKA Radio SilenceBrendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are to reunite for a new Mummy movie, the fourth in the series of films featuring Fraser as adventurer Rick O’Connell that are part of what has become known as Universal Studio’s Monsters franchise.According to Deadline, Fraser and Weisz are lined up to return to an as-yet-untitled project to be directed by horror-comedy specialists Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, AKA Radio Silence, who previously made Ready or Not, Abigail and two instalments in the Scream series, Scream and Scream VI. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Radiohead fans ‘incredibly excited’ for band’s first live show in seven years

Crowds gather outside Movistar Arena in Madrid for first concert of European tour that sold out in minutesAn hour or so before the sun rose over Madrid, Francesco Puddu staked out a prime spot in front of the city’s hulking Movistar Arena. He was among the first Radiohead fans to arrive at the venue, buzzing with expectations for the British band’s first live show in seven years, kicking off a 20-date European tour.“I’m incredibly excited. Like, I don’t think it’s real,” said the 27-year-old, who had travelled from Italy. “It’s been so long that even if they play the same song 20 times in a row, I’ll be happy.” Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Selling Sunset icon Bre Tiesi opens up on 'unhinged' cast and life with Nick Cannon

EXCLUSIVE: With Netflix's Selling Sunset back on our screens, Bre Tiesi has made a promise to fans to expect even more drama from the girls in the Oppenheim Group

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6 d. ago Watch iconic Christmas movies on banks of Loch Lomond as drive

More than 30,000 festive film fans are expected to descend on the Bonnie Banks for a magical Christmas experience.

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6 d. ago BBC Shetland star recalls moment filming was halted as major scene disrupted

Ashley Jenson became the lead character of Shetland after taking over from DI Jimmy Perez back in 2023 and the Scottish actress has let slip with fans can expect from the new series

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8 d. ago Strictly contestant Karen Carney 'exceeds expectations' as fans 'obsessed' with Birmingham

Strictly Come Dancing fans were pleased to see the city of Birmingham being honoured on Saturday night

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8 d. ago From (finally) being given the Booker prize to the day her partner died: an exclusive extract from Margaret Atwood’s new memoir

The novelist reflects on being struck by loss in the middle of a press tour• ‘World power is shifting It is the scariest of times.’ Read an interview with Margaret AtwoodSome years ago, I was asked to make a stunt appearance on a comedy show. The host, Rick Mercer, was doing a series in which people well known for one kind of accomplishment, such as writing, astonished viewers by doing something different and entirely unrelated, such as rolling a joint.“I want you to be a hockey goalie,” Rick said. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago BBC axes popular comedy series from husband and wife duo despite huge success

The BBC has decided to axe a popular series after two seasons.

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9 d. ago Husband and wife comedy duo's series axed by BBC in huge blow

The comedy series will not be getting another season on the BBC.

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9 d. ago Can you name this British TV icon? Star sports bushy grey beard on red carpet

The TV star is famed for his role in an award-winning comedy series which ran from 2004 until 2013 for 11 series and 139 episodes, but can you recognise who he is?

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1 week ago BBC announces exciting new supernatural comedy based on comic legend's book

The BBC has confirmed a new comedy series based on a much-loved book by a British comedy legend

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1 week ago The major sports store now selling furniture from £5, and shoppers are stunned by how gorgeous the items are

RUNNING trainers, comfy joggers and sweatshirts - some of the popular items you'd expect to find at a sports store. But according to homeware fans, one major sports retailer is now selling furniture and other home essentials for as little as £5 - and shoppers are amazed by how stunning the finds are. Whether you're...

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1 week ago The Witcher boss warns 'heartbreaking' finale twist leads into 'even darker' season 5

The Witcher is returning for a fourth season on Netflix today, but what can fans expect from the final two instalments?

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1 week ago I Love LA review – Rachel Sennott’s HBO comedy finds itself but takes its time

The Shiva Baby and Bottoms star gets her own glossy sitcom which offers us a bumpy ride until it begins to take shape in the final stretchFor most of its public existence, I Love LA, HBO’s new comedy series created by Rachel Sennott, was known online as Untitled Rachel Sennott Project. One wonders if they should have kept the temporary moniker, which befits the show better than its actual title; though I Love LA does go to Erewhon, it’s less a love letter to the city, nor a portrait of its precarious creative class, than a glossy, prestige brand bet on Sennott, an internet It Girl with a distinctly modern indistinction between actor and celebrity, and the popular, chaotic, very online sensibility that she embodies.The logic of the project flowed downhill: Sennott, one of the few internet-bred comedians with real movie mettle (see: Shiva Baby, I Used To Be Funny and Bottoms), given eight whole episodes; HBO, continually losing younger viewers to YouTube, appealing to extremely online...

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