School bus driver had 'medical issue' behind wheel before crash killed girl

Sophia Bush‘s former marriage to Chad Michel Murray is making headlines right now amid the actress’ new relationship with soccer star Ashlyn Harris.

UPDATE: Pink has provided more details on the decision to postpone four tour dates. According to social media messages she posted today, she says she’s suffering from a respiratory infection.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Acclaimed film-making duo Kamila Andini and Ifa Isfansyah take a calculatedly side-on approach to Indonesian societal history in “Cigarette Girl,” a new Netflix series that releases on Nov.1 and which premiered its first episodes at the Busan International Film Festival earlier this month. Starting with a wealthy family about to lose its aging patriarch in 2001, the series uses flashbacks to the 1960s to uncover not only the origins of the family’s herbal cigarette or ‘Kretek’ fortune, but also the hidden romance underlying it. And it highlights the overbearing and only slowly changing societal pressures placed on women, from high and low ranks, even as Indonesian politics and government underwent tectonic shifts. Ahead of the Busan premiere Andini and Isfansyah told Variety how their lush and romantic treatment is both a product of changing society and a way of facing up to recent Indonesian history.Watch the new trailer here.

Sophia Bush and Ashlyn Harris are finding love. News broke Tuesday that the actress and soccer star are dating. Both women are off the heels of their respective divorces, with Harris filing for divorce from soccer player Ali Krieger on September 19, after 4 years of marriage, and Bush filing for divorce from her second husband Grant Hughes on August 4 after 13 months of marriage.

A hilarious Scots bus driver has gone viral after he had his passengers howling with laughter with his jokes and rendition of a children's song. A video on Tiktok from user Aaron captures the "legendary" driver, known to locals as Gary, on the First Glasgow' s number 34 service.

Pink has nixed two upcoming concerts on her Summer Carnival Tour — and at the very last minute, too.

Indonesian filmmakers Kamila Andini and Ifa Isfansyah are making their Netflix debut with eight-part series Cigarette Girl (Gadis Kretek), which streams worldwide from November 2.

Pink’s upcoming shows in Tacoma, Washington, have been postponed due to “family medical issues.”The musician, 44, made the announcement via Instagram on Monday.“I am so sorry to inform the Tacoma ticket holders that the two shows October 17 and October 18 (tomorrow and Wednesday), will be postponed. Live Nation are working on future dates to reschedule,” the singer shared in her post.“Family medical issues require our immediate attention. I send everyone my sincerest apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.

Pink is apologizing for having to postpone two concerts in Tacoma as the singer shares the dates will have to be rescheduled due to “family medical issues.”

Pink has unfortunately been forced to cancel more shows on her Summer Carnival / Trustfall Tour, though she promises to reschedule the concerts.

An online memorial page has been set up by the family of a 'wonderful' teenage girl who was killed when her school bus overturned on the M53.

EXCLUSIVE: Indonesian actor Reza Rahadian and director Yosep Anggi Noen are attending Busan International Film Festival with their dystopian crime drama 24 Hours With Gaspar, which is receiving its world premiere in the festival’s Jiseok competition. 

Naman Ramachandran India’s Crawling Angel Films and Singapore’s Akanga Film Asia are teaming on Busan Asian Film School (AFiS) alumnus Aakash Chhabra’s feature directorial debut “I′ll Smile in September.” The film is selected at the Busan International Film Festival‘s Asian Project Market. Akanga’s credits include Cannes winner “Tiger Stripes,” Locarno winner “A Land Imagined” and its “Oasis of Now” is in competition in the festival’s New Currents strand.

Naman Ramachandran Iran’s Arsalan Amiri, who won two awards at Venice for his debut feature “Zalava,” is at the Busan International Film Festival‘s Asian Project Market with “For the Girls of the Tribe.” Inspired by a real historical event that took place in 1905 in Iran, the film will tell the story of a group of peasants who rescue two girls among dozens who were kidnapped by rebels. The girls have information about a betrayal and are taken before the ruler to provide their testimony but he refuses to accept it, as, according to tradition, a woman’s testimony is only half as valuable as a man’s. “For hundreds of years before this event and even decades after, this situation has recurred in different parts of the world: a group of women is oppressed and most of society, the government and even some other women are silent or passive about it due to fear, benefit or convenience,” Amiri told Variety.

Naman Ramachandran After 2011’s “Nobel Thief,” 2012’s “Uncle Shyamal Turns off the Lights,” 2015’s “Peace Haven,” 2016’s “Mi Amor” and 2019’s “Aadhaar,” Indian filmmaker Suman Ghosh returns again to the Busan International Film Festival. “The Scavenger of Dreams” has its world premiere in the ‘A Window On Asian Cinema’ strand. A treatise on social inequality, the film follows Birju (Shardul Bhardwaj, 2019 Mumbai Film Festival winner “Eeb Allay Ooo!”) and Shona (Sudipta Chakraborty, Ghosh’s “Searching for Happiness…”), trash collectors who live in a Kolkata slum with their young daughter.

Former Teen Mom 2 star Jenelle Evans and her husband David Eason are being looked at by authorities in Columbus County, North Carolina after her 14-year-old son Jace Evans‘ latest disappearance. As we’ve been reporting, Child Protecti

A speeding driver inhaled laughing gas and filmed a Snapchat clip moments before ploughing into a wall and killing a 17-year-old girl. University graduate Rohail Jillani reached speeds of up to 98mph on the Mancunian Way before losing control of his Mercedes A180.

A headteacher has said today will be a 'difficult day' for students after a girl and man died when a school coach crashed on the M53 motorway.

The bus driver who died in a horror motorway crash which also claimed the life of a teenage girl has been named. Dad-of-two Stephen Shrimpton died following the incident on the M53 earlier this morning (Friday 29 September).

Police have given an update after a school bus overturned on the M53 in Merseyside killing two people and injuring more than a dozen others.