A drunk man ran away from the police - straight into a lamppost

Let's face it; we're all anxiously waiting for Lee Min-ho to announce his next K-drama or even a movie post his memorable performance in The King: Eternal Monarch. It was this particular SBS drama that Min-ho chose as his return project post his military discharge in April 2019.

A woman has been jailed for breaching the Isle of Man's strict coronavirus laws when she returned from a trip to the UK - and stopped to buy petrol.Amie Murphy, 36, failed to go straight home to self-isolate when she arrived back on the island on the Ben-My-Chree ferry shortly after 5am on September 18A staff member helped her to fill out a landing card and explained the rules on self-isolation, which she agreed to.Lockdown in the Isle of Man ended on June 15 after community transmission

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herePC Bowman from the Roads and Transport Policing Command said: “Although there is no sound on the CCTV and all the victim remembers is waking up in hospital, we believe that this was all triggered by face masks."We think that the attacker, who had his face covering beneath his chin, took offence when the victim, who was fully covered, consciously moved away from him.“When the attacker then follows the victim to the back of the bus, he can be seen pointing and gesturing at the victim’s face

There is no denying that Lee Min Ho is one fine-looking actor! The King: Eternal Monarch star already had a huge international fan following. However, after the actor's latest Emperor act has amplified his stardom.

Away star Ray Panthaki has shared his hopes for a second season of the Netflix space series.The actor, who plays second-in-command Ram Arya in the show, explained how the first season felt strangely prescient in terms of grappling with isolation – filmed just before the coronavirus lockdown.“[Ram] suffers from this huge sense of loneliness,” Panthaki told NME. “And when we finished shooting, lockdown happened a few weeks later.

changed a lot of things about the 2020 Emmy Awards ceremony, but winners and nominees — and viewers — can still indulge in celebratory cocktails with some assistance from Ketel One Vodka.The brand, which is the Official Spirits Partner of the 72nd annual awards show, worked up several easy-to-recreate yet upscale drinks for the virtual event.The seven-minute martini provides surprises as viewers sip.

Kristen Bell walked in on her and Dax Shepard’s daughters drinking his alcohol-free O’Douls during their Zoom class.“They have 15-minute breaks where they’re allowed to jump around and grab a snack and wiggle it out,” the Good Place alum, 40, explained of Lincoln, 7, and Delta, 5, during the Tuesday, September 15, episode of the“Say Yes! With Carla Hall” podcast. “I walk in to check on them at 9:30 and both of them are drinking an O’Doul’s on their Zooms.

It's been a few months since fans had to say a bittersweet farewell to The King: Eternal Monarch, which may not have gotten terrific numbers in the ratings game but still has a cult following. Besides the intriguing storyline about a parallel universe, it was the tantalising chemistry shared between the main leads; Lee Min-ho as Lee Gon, the fierce leader of Kingdom of Corea and Kim Go-eun as Jeong Tae-eul, the feisty lieutenant, which tugged at many heartstrings.