Coronavirus jab bookings open to people aged 42 and over

vaccines as the strain continues to spread across the United Kingdom. The five mentioned by the UK Health Secretary are in the Bolton area of England, however it comes after the Daily Record revealed on Saturday that six people in Scotland are in hospital with the variant despite being inoculated.

Michelle Obama kept busy and learned new hobbies during quarantine. The former first lady revealed during an appearance on on Monday that she started knitting over the past year.

Whether you were learning to tie-dye or make sourdough starters, there was no shortage of quarantine hobbies throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Hey, even Michelle Obama picked up a new skill — she’s now a knitter! 

Michelle Obama is getting candid about the fears she and husband Barack Obama have for daughters, Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, with regard to racism.In an interview with Gayle King for  on Monday, the former first lady addressed the various issues we're still facing as a country, including the continued reports of Black men and women dying at the hands of police, and the work that still needs to be done to end systemic racism.«I wish I had an answer,» Michelle replied, when Gayle brought up the

The Obama family confirmed they said goodbye to Bo after a battle with cancer on May 8, 2021. Look back at the sweet pups cutest moments at the White House and beyond!

RELATED: Books to transform your life in 2021: Improve your life, be happier & get motivatedWhether you're interested in the lives of British TV celebrities like Kate Garraway and Philip Schofield or A-Listers like Drew Barrymore and Michelle Obama, we've found something for everyone. Here are 16 of the best celebrity memoirs that deserve a place on your bookshelf...

Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox

Musician Pink was one of the many celebrities, and people, to be diagnosed with the novel coronavirus last year. Now, in a recent interview with Mark Wright for Heart Radio show, the singer finally opened up about how her experience was with the virus.

Kristen Stewart and Viggo Mortensen are ready for their next big role.

Canada’s own David Cronenberg is going back to his sci-fi roots.

Yesterday, we shared the news that David Cronenberg seemed to be lining up a summer start date for his new film, tentatively titled “Crimes of the Future.” Well, that news has not only been confirmed but we have more cast members and a full synopsis. Yes, Cronenberg fans, it’s time to get excited.

in Canada, and Rocket Science is handling international sales.“To work with David Cronenberg is to embark on a journey exploring terrain where no one has gone before,” producer Robert Lantos said in a statement. “Each of our collaborations has been an exhilarating adventure and David’s unwavering vision is what real cinema is all about.”“Crimes of the Future” also marks the fourth time Cronenberg is teaming with Lantos.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaKristen Stewart and Viggo Mortensen will star in David Cronenberg’s upcoming sci-fi film, titled “Crimes of the Future, about a popular performance artist whose schtick involves growing new organs in his body.The sci-fi thriller sounds extremely Cronenberg-ian.

EXCLUSIVE: NEON and Serendipity Point Films have set a summer production start in Athens, Greece for Crimes of the Future, the David Cronenberg-written and directed sci-fi thriller that has locked Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux and Kristen Stewart as its stars, with Scott Speedman, Welket Bungué, Don McKellar and Lihi Kornowski also star.

Last October, Viggo Mortensen teased the possibility of working with filmmaker David Cronenberg on a new film sometime in 2021. At the time, considering how long it’s been since Cronenberg’s most recent feature film work (2014’s “Maps to the Stars”), fans were a bit apprehensive about believing it might actually happen.

Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox