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Heather Morris is responding to criticism she has received after calling out an «offensive» tweet about her late co-star, Mark Salling.

Janet W. Lee Brat TV is coming to Snapchat Discover.The network’s hit show “Past Your Bedtime,” a Gen Z news and culture show that premiered earlier this year, has been renewed for a second season on Snapchat’s Discover platform.

Rangers had their say during the club’s online AGM.And the message they sent to Dave King, while gentle, polite and in parts even deferential, also represented a fairly damning assessment of the former chairman’s pied-piper plan to cash in on all of the hard work done in his absence over the course of these past 12 months or so.While King has made a typically boorish call for fans to club together and stump up £13million to buy him out, the directors he left behind holding the baby, are still

direct to your inboxCouncils across Greater Manchester have outlined their plans for bin collections over Christmas and the New Year.With Christmas Day and New Year’s Day falling on bank holidays this year, many town halls are having to change their schedules.Bins are being collected in the days leading up to - and after both days - though the exact dates differ from borough to borough.All councils are still urging residents to keep recycling food, cardboard and paper and other recyclable items

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United could wipe out a piece of unwanted club history on Thursday night when they take on Sheffield United.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side played out a 0-0 draw with Manchester City at the weekend in the aftermath of their UEFA Champions League exit. With Europa League action out of the way until February, United can now focus on climbing the Premier League table, starting with a trip to rock-bottom Sheffield United.

She's a make-up mogul and a mum-of-one, and now Kylie Jenner has been named the highest paid celebrity of 2020 according to Forbes.The youngest of the Kardashian/Jenner siblings, who was slammed by critics for 'almost poking Stormi's eye out' in a baking video, has beaten sister Kim Kardashian and her husband Kanye West for the top spot. Kylie, 23, earned a mind-blowing $540 million dollars before taxes, thanks to selling 51 per cent of her Kylie Cosmetics brand to company Coty, Inc.

Brexit food shortages. David Duguid made the bizarre comment as he tried to downplay fears of food running out in less than three week’ time.

Peaky Blinders actor Finn Cole has revealed he has a not insignificant role in the forthcoming Fast And Furious movie.Cole said the role probably isn’t “what people are expecting” and joked that it might even be cut from the final edit.He told Digital Spy: “Yeah, so we did Fast & Furious last summer. I believe they’ve been planning to release it in May next year because it was supposed to be May this year, but they pushed it a whole year to May 2021.

Lili Reinhart keeps covered up while out and about on Saturday (December 5) in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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direct to your inboxShane Richie has set the record straight on reported 'rift' between him and AJ Pritchard in I'm A Celebrity.The former EasteEnders star made it to the final four but just missed out on a place in the final, losing out to Jordan North, Vernon Kay and Giovanna Fletcher. But Shane appeared to be the centre of the tension alongside the former Strictly dancer when viewers watched the campmates at home from the castle on I'm A Celeb.

East Ayrshire Council is reminding residents to check their bin collection arrangements for over the festive period.The Christmas and New Year bank holidays will bring changes to some waste and recycling collection services across the region.Today, the council has published alternative dates and arrangements for collections and services for the coming weeks.

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