Government minister says rule of six law 'won't cancel Christmas'

Spike Lee is paying tribute to late actorThomas Jefferson Byrd, who starredin a myriad of the director's films including Clockers, He Got Game and Red Hook Summer. Lee took to Instagram Sunday to reveal that Byrd was murdered Saturday night in Atlanta, Georgia.In his post, Lee shared a photo of Thomas as the character Errol Barnes in his 1995 film, Clockers.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola has waded into the handball debate by claiming the current law is "quite ridiculous".The decision by football's lawmaking body Ifab to penalise any handball, if the arm is away from the body, has caused a storm of controversy.The decision to award a penalty to Newcastle when Andy Carroll's header ricocheted off the arm of Tottenham defender Eric Dier brought widespread condemnation.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticJerry Seinfeld has no hard feelings for the “putz” Manhattan comedy club co-owner who declared a coronavirus-ravaged New York City “dead forever.”“I have nothing against that guy,” Seinfeld tells CBS’ 60 Minutes this week about Stand Up N.Y. comedy club co-owner James Altucher, who wrote the R.I.P New York article on LinkedIn two months ago.

emergency trips home. The SNP government's Richard Lochhead was responding to days of anger after young people were told to isolate in shared accommodation while infections soared on campuses.

Janet W. Lee In a near-perfect twist of fate, SZA will perform her hit track “Drew Barrymore” on the actor’s new daytime talk show on Oct.

Disney star Peyton Elizabeth Lee has spoken about the challenging stunts in her new film Secret Society Of Second-Born Royals.

Dominic Raab caused confusion today after suggesting customers would no longer be able to queue to place an order at fast food outlets like McDonald's. The UK Foreign Secretary comments followed a change in lockdown rules across each of the four UK nations yesterday.

Ben Lewis and Blake Lee, who are a real-life married couple, will be starring in Lifetime’s first holiday movie to revolve around an LGBTQ storyline.

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Pro wrestler Stevie Lee Richardson has sadly died at the age of 54. The athlete, who was otherwise known as Puppet The Psycho Dwarf in the ring, also starred in Jackass 3D and FX’s American Horror Story. His family revealed that he passed away “unexpectedly” on September 9.

Jackass star and TNA wrestler Stevie Lee has died at the age of 54.His family confirmed the news via a GoFundMe page set up in his honour to help pay for funeral costs.A statement on the site reads: “Steve ‘Puppet The Psycho Dwarf’ Lee Richardson unexpectedly passed away on Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at his home in the morning.“He was beloved by many and has many friends that were family, fans that adored him, but only his brother Jim left to take care of final arrangements.