Taylor Swift's Prom Date Didn't Get 'Eras Tour' Tickets

Easter weekend has arrived, with lots of family fun and chocolate on the horizon.

The rumours may be true!

The husband of Dame Deborah James said she died in "one of the best ways you could have hoped to die with this terrible disease", in his first interview since her death. Dame Deborah, known by her social media handle Bowelbabe and a presenter of the You, Me And The Big C podcast, died last June at the age of 40 after being diagnosed with bowel cancer five years earlier.

Deborah James’ husband has recalled her ‘fighting spirit’ as he speaks of her legacy in his first public interview since her death. The beloved campaigner, known by her social media handle Bowelbabe and as a presenter of the You, Me And The Big C podcast, had been diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer in 2016 and was told early on that she may not live beyond five years. She tragically died last June at the age of 40, five years after being diagnosed with the disease.

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The sky’s the limit for Tyler Perry!

Tyler Perry!ET's Nischelle Turner visited Perry at Tyler Perry Studios, on the set of his new movie, Six Triple Eight, where he revealed that there's truth to the rumors about him buying a majority stake in BET — in fact, he's very interested in purchasing the network.«Rumor? No, it's not a rumor,» Perry shared. «I've been there for four years now and had tremendous success.

A fourth person has now been arrested in connection with the death of a woman at an Ayr flat.

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Joshua Alston In an episode of “The Power,” Prime Video’s series adaptation of Naomi Alderman’s acclaimed speculative novel, Roxy (Ria Zmitrowicz) tries to walk into a nightclub without flashing the ID that would reveal she’s underage. The swole sentinel manning the door tries to turn her away until Roxy creates a tiny lightning bolt between her thumb and index finger. The bouncer immediately backs down, now aware of the mortal threat Roxy poses, but she isn’t finished toying with him. “I’m not going in ‘til he smiles at me,” she says, goading him until he approximates joy. “There…you look nice when you smile.” The cleverly gender-flipped scene represents “The Power” at its best, and there are thrilling moments throughout the show that justify the reportedly intense bidding war for the rights to Alderman’s novel. The book, in which teenage girls across the globe discover their ability to wield electricity, is cinematic in scope and concept. But it’s also overstuffed, teeming with more characters and ideas than can be successfully scaled for television. And so here is “The Power,” a decently executed and mostly faithful screen adaptation that undermines itself by demonstrating why a novel is the perfect format for this story.

The death of an elderly woman in a Scots village has been reported to the Procurator Fiscal.

This story sounds like it’s ripped straight from the script of the Hitchcock thriller Psycho, but it actually happened — just this year!

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It turns out that even Taylor Swift’s prom date couldn’t secure tickets for the singer’s sell-out ‘Eras Tour’. 

Police have launched a murder investigation after a 74-year-old woman was found dead inside a house in a rural village.

A man whose body was found in the garden of a Fife house has been named locally as village resident Henry White.

When it comes to sparking debate and conversation amongst Brits, the topic of food is always a good place to start.