Cannabis grow dumped in Glasgow cemetery as locals hit out at 'disrespectful' behaviour

Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes blasted the decision to send-off Corrie Ndaba and insisted the defender's dismissal shouldn't even have warranted a yellow card.

Love Island All Stars is set to welcome two new bombshells Tom Clare and Sophie Piper, but not everyone is thrilled, with one future bombshell dropping out of the show.Tom and Sophie will be entering the villa in Wednesday night's episode, 24 January. However, it seems that Tom's appearance has ruffled some feathers.

Disturbed’s singer David Draiman has defended Taylor Swift in a recent concert in Illinois, stating that she was “for real”.The incident took place at a Disturbed concert in Peoria, Illinois on January 19. The singer had brought two fathers and their respective daughters onstage, prompting Draiman to address the girls. “So, I take it [the fact] that you came to the Disturbed concert, as opposed to the Taylor Swift concert, means that your parents are raising you on rock and roll,” he asked them.

Love Island: All Stars viewers have been left questioning what the spin-off show really is following a surprise dumping and the arrival of a new bombshell during the latest trip to the villa. It was all happening on Monday night (January 22) in South Africa as a dramatic twist was delivered by host Maya Jama.

Kim Jae-joong has addressed his stalker fans – or sasaengs in Korean – in a series of posts on Instagram Story.Yesterday (January 22), veteran K-pop idol Kim Jae-joong took to Instagram Story to call out sasaeng fans and the taxi service that allegedly help them stalk him and other South Korean celebrities.“The drivers follow me relentlessly, saying they have to do what the passenger tells them to do,” he wrote, as translated by Koreaboo. “They make a profit off harassing me emotionally and wasting my time.”The singer then said that “times have changed” since his career started, claiming that he has obtained “footage” of these activities and will have the law “deal with those of you who violate other people’s private lives”.“It’s been 20 years.

Love Island's first dumped islander Demi Jones has opened up on her time in the villa and didn't hold back calling Mitchel Taylor "a menace" after she was told her time was up during tonight's dramatic instalment, 22 January.The reality TV star, who took part in the show's first winter edition back in 2020, was back with a bang for All Stars. Sadly, after only one week in the villa, presenter Maya Jama announced that Demi and Luis Morrison, who have already agreed to go on their first date, were being sent home.

Demi Lovato’s pro-choice song ‘Swine’ saying it “encapsulates so much evil” in a controversial new interview.Speaking to PluggedIn, Cooper spoke out about abortion before bringing up Lovato’s song.He said: “Guess who else cheers on baby murder — Americans…Eight hundred thousand babies are aborted a year. I looked it up… it’s over a quarter, over 25 per cent of babies each year are aborted in this country.“It’s absolutely crazy.

Love Island bosses have reportedly dished out a ‘flying ban’ to host Maya Jama while she films All Stars in South Africa. ITV was reportedly 'mortified' by how often Maya was flying between the UK and South Africa while filming the series last year.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, ending a faltering bid where he tried to cast himself as a Trump-like candidate in a race where so much of the Republican base ended up preferring the real thing.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief “Sound of Freedom,” the indie action-drama film that earned some $184 million at the North American box office, has set a significant theatrical release in South Korea. Angel Studios, the crowd-funded Utah-based production and distribution firm behind the film, initially set up direct-to-theater releases for the film’s first international outings in the U.K., Australia and Latin America. In Korea, rights have been licensed in conventional fashion by the N.E.W. – Contents Panda group, which plans to give the picture a release from Feb. 21, 2024.

Strictly Come Dancing's Neil Jones has hit back at cruel mum-shamers on social media after they targeted his fiancée Chyna Mills.The professional dancer, 41, was quick defend Love Island star Chyna, 25, on Instagram, as she began to receive comments from people accusing her of leaving their baby daughter Havana to cry. Mum-of-one Chyna, who welcomed Havana with Neil in October, had shared a video calling out social media users for commenting on her daughter's skin colour.Three month old Havana could be heard making noises in the background of the live video, prompting people to claim the tot was crying. "Girl your baby is crying!!" one person wrote, with dad-of-one Neil quickly jumping in to defend his fiancée Chyna.

a TikTok revealing some of the extremely unique baby names on her list. Smith, 22, shared that she’s interested in Odie, Pepper, Dawn, or Pear as first names for girls. “They’re all really cute to me,” she explained.

Love Island's Molly Smith has branded her ex Callum Jones 'disrespectful' as she opened up on their split. The pair came face to face as they were both revealed as bombshells on the first episode of Love Island All Stars, with Callum entering the villa first, followed by Molly.

Fans of Kate Garraway and Holly Willoughby have slammed Katie Hopkins, and called for her to be banned from social media, following some ill-tempered video rants. The former Apprentice star took aim at Kate Garraway after she lost her husband, Derek Draper, and has now turned on Holly following her return to Dancing on Ice, reports the Mirror.

Alex Ritman Production has now started on “AlGaid,” the latest feature from fast-rising Saudi Arabian production house Telfaz11, which smashed local box office records with their first two local releases, “Sattar” and “Mandoob.” Directed by Hussar Alhulwah and shooting in the sprawling production hub of Neom, “AlGaid” unfolds against the backdrop of the early 20th-century Arabia desert and is described as blending the revenge genre with Bedouin soap opera tropes. The film was penned by Saudi novelist and writer Ahmed Alhokail.

UPDATE: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will finish in a distant second place in the Iowa caucuses, networks projected.

Dean Gaffney had a shocking encounter when he was hit by a car driven by Chelsea footballer Wesley Fofana, resulting in a broken collar bone back in 2022.The former EastEnders star, 45, was "catapulted" into the air after being struck by Wesley's Lamborghini during a night out on King's Road in Chelsea, West London. Wesley was breathalysed at the scene, and after passing the test he was allowed to leave as he was not deemed to be at fault for the incident. An eyewitness has now revealed that Dean wasn't told until later that he had been run over by a famous football star.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Prime Video Southeast Asia is cutting its originals team in Singapore and moving to a “leaner operating model,” as part of the globe wave of redundancies announced earlier this week.

Want to dress like Selena Gomez? Well the corset top that she’s wearing could be yours!

Jonathan Majors.Bernice King, the youngest child of the civil rights activist, shared a post on X/Twitter honouring her late mother, Coretta Scott King. The post included a portrait of her mother, as well as a link to her 2017 HuffPost article about her mother.The 60-year-old wrote: “My mother wasn’t a prop.