Donald Trump branded 'loser' in spectacular YMCA light show at Scots golf course

Neil Young seems to have dropped his legal suit against Donald Trump for using his music at campaign events.  In August, the singer and songwriter finally sued the Trump 2020 campaign for copyright infringement after the president repeatedly ignored calls from the rocker to stop using his music at events, which he said gave people the incorrect idea that he supports the Republican’s agenda.  According to The Hollywood Reporter, the suit was dismissed by Young with prejudice, which means it

Neil Young has dismissed his lawsuit against Donald Trump, meaning that an interesting test case in relation to the outgoing US President’s use of music at his political rallies without the express permission of songwriters will not now proceed.Countless artists, of course, have complained about Trump using their music at the increasingly bizarre political freak shows that he has performed across America ever since making his first move into politics.

his lawsuit against Donald Trump‘s presidential campaign over the unauthorised use of his music.The news was reported by The New York Times‘ Ben Sisario, who screenshotted a legal document which appears to be a notice of dismissal.In the screenshot, Young voluntarily dismissed all claims against “Donal [sic] J. Trump for President, Inc.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Donald and Melania Trump have been given the Janey Godley treatment again and this time it's Christmas-themed.After dubbing a clip of the First Lady giving a guide to her elaborate festive decorations in the White House, Scots comic Janey struck gold again with her take on life.As Melania wanders round the White House through indoor forests of massive twinkling trees and other spectacular scenes, Janey's

Donald Trump has failed to have his bid for “a thousand” houses at one of his Scottish golf courses included in a long-term development scheme.South Ayrshire Council is not considering proposals by the Trump Organisation among its plans for future building work in the area around the Turnberry resort.That’s despite boasts by the outgoing US president after he took over the site in 2014 that he “would have the right to build at least a thousand houses on Turnberry, if I wanted to”.But his hopes

Donald Trump hasn’t really been having a great month and it seems his Thanksgiving morning wasn’t off to a good start either.

Ted Johnson President Donald Trump’s challenges to Joe Biden’s victory in the presidential race have triggered escalating concerns over a turbulent transition process and what it portends for democratic stability, but the most justified fears may be that the electorate has split into alternate information universes.A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that 52% of Republicans said that Trump “rightfully” won the election, and only 29% said that about Biden.It’s not hard to imagine a scenario where

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John Oliver told 2020 to “get f**ked” during his final “Last Week Tonight” show of 2020.

Donald Trump with a hilarious new special. The Trump sandwich, which is 'full of baloney' and comes with a 'small pickle', was posted on a board outside Batchen Street Coffee in Elgin.

Joe Biden has been named as the new US President, many Americans were celebrating his victory. And funny man Jim Carey praised the news by resurrecting his famous 1994 character to tell the Donald Trump his thoughts on the matter.

Donald Trump quotes set against Beck‘s 1994 hit ‘Loser’.The comedy duo, who describe their process as “mixing pop hits with people off the telly,” are known for their reworkings of classic songs mixed with quotes from public figures.