NBA To Resume After Historic Anti-Racism Protests Put Post-Season On Pause

Productionon Netflix's Red Notice, the big-budget international heist adventure starring Gal Gadot, Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne Johnson, has resumed, according to Reynolds. The star made the announcement on Saturday morning in a tweet, which included pictures of him receiving a COVID test.

coronavirus vaccine is to resume after a short pause when a participant in the UK became unwell.The university announced on Saturday that the trial was to resume and that "some 18,000 individuals" globally had received study vaccines as part of the trial.The vaccine is being developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University and was only halted on Tuesday night as a result of a reported side-effect in a participant in the UK.AstraZeneca issued a statement on Tuesday night saying the late-stage

Baz Luhrmann‘s upcoming biopic about Elvis Presley is kicking up production once again, as Tom Hanks returns to Australia. Production on the film was cut short earlier this year when the 64-year-old actor was one of the first notable people to test positive for COVID-19 coronavirus along with his wife, Rita Wilson while waiting to start filming in the country. Variety reports that production will start back up on September 23 in Queensland.

Glasgow’s Buchanan Street to protest the treatment of refugees in the city.Stand Up to Racism organised the demonstration after what they described as a “very dark year for refugees” which saw a number of vulnerable people lose their lives.Campaigners called for the Scottish Government to step in and break immigration laws imposed by the UK Home Office in a bid to protect the lives of vulnerable asylum seekers.It comes after the deaths of both Mercy Baguma, 34, and Adnan Olbeh, 31, who both lost

straight to your inboxManchester United did not try to sign Kai Havertz from Bayer Leverkusen this summer as their priority has been - and remains - sealing a deal for Borussia Dortmund star Jadon SanchoMEN Sport understands that United have always viewed the England international as their number one target and, as such, pursuing Havertz, who has joined Chelsea in a £71 million deal, wouldn't have been financially viable.While there have been limited developments in a move for Sancho in recent

Glasgow Green today in a demonstration over coronavirus restrictions. The crowd were spotted at the site with many holding banners and chanting 'freedom'.

Mercy Baguma and Adnan Olbeh. Stand Up to Racism has organised the Glasgow demonstration after a “very dark year for refugees” which saw a number of vulnerable individuals lose their lives.

coronavirus a hoax and demanding an end to lockdown restrictions.Many carried banners saying "Fake News," or "Masks are Muzzles" and rejecting any mandatory vaccination programmes.A similar protest was held in Berlin on Saturday, although on a much larger scale.The "Unite For Freedom" march started in Trafalgar Square at noon.Activist Sonia Poulton, who was part of the protest, said: "People are coming today to make their voices heard against mandatory vaccinations, mandatory masks, mandatory

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) bought a new mansion in Los Angeles, 13 months after moving into their current Beverly Hills home.The Canadian crooner, 26, and his wife, 23, purchased a $25.8 million house in the Beverly Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, Variety reported on Friday, August 28.The residence spans 11,145 square feet and has seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.

The NHL postponed two days of playoff games Thursday after withering criticism from Black players who said the league was slow to acknowledge the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin. The joint decision to put off Thursday and Friday's games was reached by the league and the NHL Players’ Association.

Hugh Jackman and Margot Robbie are among several celebrities announced as ambassadors for a new anti-racism campaign, DoMore, launching in Australia today (August 26).According to a press release, the DoMore campaign is “a call to action for all Australians to be allies”.The DoMore Australia launch video features personal messages from other ambassadors, including NBA star Ben Simmons, actors Miranda Tapsell and Samara Weaving, tennis icon Nick Kyrgios and more, who address the Australian