McDonald's launch Christmas menu with double Big Mac and Celebrations McFlurry

biggest stars came together tonight to celebrate the country's music scene.For the first time in 22 years, the Specsavers Scottish Music Awards went virtual, hosting performances and big wins from the likes of Lewis Capaldi, Biffy Clyro, Amy Macdonald, Dougie MacLean, Texas and Wet Wet Wet.Hosted live by Edith Bowman from Glasgow's SWG3, the online broadcast saw the country's top musicians join forces to raise vital funds for charity Nordoff Robbins.Exclusive footage from Biffy Clyro was

Michelle Mone has finally tied the knot to Doug Barrowman after postponing the big day twice due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Scots bra tycoon has been sharing stunning images of her wedding dress on Instagram this afternoon.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefWowow, Japan’s leading premium pay-TV broadcaster, has boarded the high profile international TV series “Tokyo Vice,” on which Michael Mann is set as the pilot episode director.

The BBC have released the first images of Scots actress Kelly Macdonald's upcoming role in Line of Duty. As we reported yesterday, the sixth instalment of Jed Mercurio’s hit crime thriller - which resumed filming at the end of August - has wrapped up in Northern Ireland.

coronavirus restrictions are slightly relaxed.

John Travolta is making his list and checking it twice in honour of Capital One’s new Christmas commercial.

Neil Lennon turning festive storyteller. The manager takes on the role of narrator as his Hoops stars bid to "save Christmas" in the club's yearly feature.

DCEU (DC Extended Universe) fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief as Gal Gadot starrer Wonder Woman 1984, which has been a victim of several release date delays due to the coronavirus pandemic, officially has a release date. The Patty Jenkins directorial will release in US theatres on Christmas Day 2020 and will also be heading to HBO Max.Taking to Twitter, Gadot shared a statement revealing her thoughts on Wonder Woman 1984 releasing on HBO Max.

Max George was eliminated on the most recent episode of Strictly Come Dancing, and we’re not sure we’ll ever be over it. Former The Wanted singer showed real potential in the first three weeks of the competition, with Head Judge Shirley Ballas even describing him as "dangerous" after his Jive.

Natasha Lyonne as an all-American high schooler shipped off to the True Directions «rehabilitation» camp when her conservative parents discover she's a lesbian. But when she falls for another camper (Clea DuVall), not even an intervention from an ex-gay counselor (played by none other than RuPaul) can straighten her out.«I uncovered some amazing lost scenes that I wasn't able to include in the original film and am so happy to see them added back into this cut,» Babbit tells ET.

Strictly Come Dancing this evening. The Wanted star, 32, and his dancing partner Dianne Buswell landed in the bottom two with EastEnders actress Maisie Smith this evening.

Strictly Come Dancing's Claudia Winkleman issued an apology this evening after Max George's appeared to swear live on air. The host said the BBC show was "deeply sorry" for the on-screen gaffe after viewers claimed to have heard the F-bomb.