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shopping deliveries. Bosses have confirmed that they are banning tray liners and non-essential plastic bags from all online orders beginning this month.Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the region The supermarket chain said they implemented the new move to help curb household waste, the Daily Record reports.

Nia Vardalos delivered some happy news to fans earlier this week – My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 is happening!

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Kesha’s lawyers have said that new laws designed to strengthen free speech rights in New York State must be considered in her ongoing legal battle with producer Dr Luke.

An Emmy-winning set designer has been found dead in her home. She was 66 years old.

Evelyn Sakash, an Emmy-winning production designer who was known to be a hoarder, has been found dead under a pile of garbage in her New York City home. She was 66.

Ellise Shafer administratorEvelyn Sakash, an Emmy-winning production designer, was found dead at her New York City home on Tuesday. She was 66.According to the Associated Press, Sakash was “known to be a hoarder” and was found under a pile of garbage.

Also Read: G Gordon Liddy, Watergate Scandal Operative, Dies at 90Sakash’s TV and film credits include “Orange Is the New Black,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” 1990’s  “Mermaids,” 2014’s “Still Alice” and and 2003’s “Between the Lines,” for which she won a Daytime Emmy Award.Sakash’s sister, Ellen Brown, told the New York Daily News she didn’t want her sister to be remembered for how she was found.“She had a full life,” Brown said. “She was so extraordinarily talented.

Evelyn Sakash, a veteran production designer and scenic artist who won a Daytime Emmy for PBS’ Between the Lions and worked on films, including Still Alice and Mrs. Winterbourne, was found dead Tuesday at her New York City home. She was 66.

NEW YORK -- An Emmy-winning production designer who was known to be a hoarder has been found dead under a pile of garbage in her New York City home.Evelyn Sakash, 66, was found Tuesday lying on her kitchen floor buried under garbage, a police spokesperson said.Sakash was found by her sister, who had hired a cleaning crew to clear out the woman's home in the College Point section of Queens and look for her, police said. The sister and the cleaners found Sakash around 4:15 p.m.

Nike has reportedly filed a lawsuit against MSCHF, the designer behind Lil Nas X's controversial "Satan shoes," according to a tweet from New York Times reporter Kevin Draper. The shoes are unofficial redesigns of Nike's trademark Air Max 97 design.

really, really) miss parties.  To celebrate the release of Justice, Kylie chose a ketchup-coloured, nearly sheer catsuit and matching cut-out dress from New York-based designer LaQuan Smith’s latest collection.