Rich celebrities paying up to $500,000 to avoid hotel quarantine

Tommy Wright has told John Hughes to stop whinging about referees and focus on his team. The Staggies manager launched a furious blast at officials as he backed his Hamilton counterpart Brian Rice in his assertion that so-called smaller clubs don't get decisions.

First Minister said “all right-minded people” believe Russia was behind the poisonings at Salisbury and claimed she no longer recognises the Salmond she once knew. Vladimir Putin ’s autocratic regime has become a pariah over a series of hostile actions overseas and domestically.

Bear Grylls' 'Running Wild' team always take a dead bird on treks for celebrities to eat in case they cannot find any other food. The adventurer has headed on hikes with the likes of Kate Hudson and Jonathan Ross in the past, and while they're out in the wilderness producers have a contingency plan to make sure the stars don't starve.

BLACKPINK‘s Rosé has got the moves down!

à la the Joker’s museum makeover in 1989’s “Batman.” The clip concludes with a closeup of the “reimagined” artwork, which now sports three ugly black splotches. After reviewing the clip, authorities apprehended the Van-dal Goghs at the mall.

Kylie Jenner has donated $500,000 to help create a new hospital lounge for teenage cancer patients. The ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ star gave the generous sum of money to fund the state-of-the-art ‘Hey, I’m Here For You Teen Lounge’ at the Monroe Carell Jr.

Kylie Jenner is giving her friend Harry Hudson a helping hand in building resources for teens diagnosed with cancer.

Kylie Jenner is giving back to help teens undergoing cancer treatment.

e-gift card payments, after the retailer failed to remind people they could shop around when taking out an extended warranty. Argos has also agreed to fix the way it sells extended warranties to customers and provide a goodwill gesture to those who may have missed out on a better deal.

There’s a great axiom when it comes to success in Hollywood; a saying which remains true through good times and bad, even at a moment when streaming is stepping on theatrical’s feet, and that is “Talent rules.”

Argos has agreed to pay £500,000 back to customers after its broke rules on extended warranties – resulting in thousands of people being overcharged for a year. The retail giant said it will change the way it sells warranties to customers going forward – adding it will provide a goodwill gesture to those who may have missed out on a better deal.

ABC’s The Goldbergs aired an original episode tonight, which was dedicated to series’ star George Segal who died yesterday in Santa Rosa, CA, of complications from bypass surgery. He was 87.

Tory leader after mumbling through a Commons answer in defence of Douglas Ross. Responding to a barracking from SNP Westminster leader, Ian Blackford, calling for Ross to resign his Westminster seat before standing for Holyrood in May, Johnson appeared to mangle the MP’s name with his Moray constituency.

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Peacock shares a first look at “We Are Lady Parts”; Warner Music Group launches Atlantic Records Russia; Baby Cow hires Sarah Monteith; Fugitive picks up three MultiChoice series; and the Erich Pommer Institut shares details for its inaugural Series’ Women program.Peacock has unveiled a first-look photo of its upcoming series “We Are Lady Parts,” a musical comedy turning on an all-female Muslim punk rock band called Lady Parts as they look to recruit a

Rob LeDonne When Jeff Lima, an actor of Puerto Rican descent (“Chicago Fire”), began auditioning for television and film work, he noticed something dejecting. “Early on, I can’t tell you how many of the same characters I was going out for,” says Lima, 30, of the stereotypical hardened-Latino roles he was presented with.