Henry Cavill In Talks For New ‘Highlander’ Reboot

BMG has partnered with production companies Pulse Films and Quickfire Films to make a new feature-length documentary about your good friend, your old mate, the one, the only, that bloke they insist on calling Lewis Capaldi.The film focusses on Capaldi as he writes his second album, living back at his parents house in Scotland following his rapid rise to fame.

Lewis Capaldi is set to release a new documentary that captures his rise to global superstardom.Announced today (June 9), the film will see the Scottish singer-songwriter partner with BAFTA-winning director Joe Pearlman and Pulse Films – the creative team behind music films like AppleTV+’s Beastie Boys Story and Beyonce’s Lemonade.The documentary, which is yet to have its title revealed, was filmed over a five-year period, following a sold-out global headline tour and history-making chart

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K.J. Yossman Scottish musical sensation Lewis Capaldi is the subject of a feature-length documentary directed by BAFTA winner Joe Pearlman (“Bros: After the Screaming Stops”) and produced by Pulse Films (“Lemonade,” “Beastie Boys Story”).

claiming Universal Credit, a benefit designed to help those out of work or on a low income cover the costs of daily living.

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iOS - Android In Scotland, the UK Government is providing all COVID testing and test processing outside of the NHS.Health Minister Lord Bethell told Lanarkshire Live: "To respond to the coronavirus, we have built a major testing and tracing system from scratch. "We are constantly working to expand and improve it with new technologies and innovations so everyone with symptoms can get a test.

Lorraine Kelly has pleaded with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to stop doing so many interviews. The Scots TV icon reckons things have been too full on with the couple's Oprah Winfrey interview, Harry's documentary about mental health and Meghan launching her first children's book.

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Get the latest celeb gossip and telly news sent straight to your inbox each week with our Showbiz newsletter.Love Island's voiceover genius Iain Stirling says his new ITV2 sitcom Buffering is his best work to date.The Scots born talent who has also hosted CelebAbility for ITV2, had been working on his 'passion project' for some years.The sitcom, written by him and fellow stand-up Steve Bugeja's, is a six-part series and focuses around a group of friends who are challenged by millennial living.In

Lorna Slater was last week dubbed by one Tory councillor as "the biggest danger to the north east economy we have seen in a generation" over her party's opposition to the extraction of oil and gas from the North Sea. It comes as the Greens prepare to open talks with the SNP over the possibility of signing a "cooperation arrangement" between the two parties which could see them team up at Holyrood on key issues - a prospect the Conservatives have already branded a "coalition of chaos".

Scottish Government has announced no coronavirus deaths and 775 new cases in Scotland overnight. The latest figures were released on Sunday after restrictions eased across parts of the country this weekend, with many areas dropping down to Level 1.

coronavirus deaths and 860 new cases in Scotland overnight. The latest figures were released today as restrictions eased across parts of the country.

Love Island has been revealed, signalling the start of a long, hot summer. The ITV2 dating show is set to start on Monday, June 28 at 9pm, with several singletons to enter the villa for the newest series.

Chvrches have spoken about the grounding experience of writing their fourth album ‘Screen Violence’ during the coronavirus pandemic.The Scottish trio spoke to NME for this week’s Big Read interview in which bandmember Martin Doherty described the writing and recording process as “stabilising” in an otherwise uncertain year.“Making this record was really good for finding something to centre you when it felt like the whole world was on fire,” said Doherty.

Edinburgh. It came on William and Kate's final day of their royal tour of Scotland.The future king later gave a highly personal farewell speech as his week-long visit drew to a close, describing how Scotland has "shaped" him and praising its people and values.

Naman Ramachandran Sony family favorite “Peter Rabbit 2” and Disney’s Oscar champion “Nomadland” topped the charts as the U.K. enjoyed its first full week of box office in months.The vast majority of cinemas in the U.K.