The 3 Rangers stars that can leave behind ultimate Ibrox gift during 'perfect' Celtic opportunity

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network’s (PanCAN) largest annual fundraiser, PanCAN PurpleStride. For the third year in a row, PurpleStride took place nationwide across nearly 60 cities, uniting survivors, loved ones and supporters.According to PanCAN, pancreatic cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States. It has a five-year survival rate of 13%.

Princess Catherine, aka Kate Middleton, is sharing a rare message amid her cancer treatment.

Dr Michael Mosley, who makes regular appearances on This Morning, has been reported missing and police have confirmed he left his phone behind before going on a remote walk.The diet guru, 67, failed to return from a walk on the Greek island of Symi after setting off at 1.30pm on Wednesday, 5 June. His wife, Dr Clare Bailey, sounded the alarm at 7.30pm on Wednesday, as police fear he might have fallen from a height while hiking along St Nicholas Beach on the island. Local authorities in Symi tried to trace the route that Dr Michael was likely to have taken overnight but couldn't find him.

Robby McCrorie has turned down a new contract at Rangers and a transfer request has been on the table since January.

Rangers are reportedly demanding a compensation package for allowing James Bisgrove to make the move to Saudi.

After a stint as an obnoxious, loud American in The White Lotus, Theo James wanted to challenge himself by playing someone totally different. Enter Eddie Horniman, the reserved, British Duke thrown into an aristocratic weed-growing empire in Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series The Gentlemen. Not only was this an opportunity for a Godfather-style ascension story and a chance to work with the Lock, Stock director, but James was also excited to take some pot shots at the gentry that owns so much British land — much to the bemusement of the real-life Duke of Beaufort, whose estate was the location for the shoot.

D:Ream have spoken to NME about their shocked reaction to their 1993 hit ‘Things Can Only Get Better’ returning to the charts after being played over Rishi Sunak announcing a general election in a downpour – and how it has led to them being asked to play Glastonbury 2024.Last Wednesday (May 22), as a drenched Sunak took to a podium outside 10 Downing Street to reveal the snap July 4 election date, in the background protester Steve Bray played the Northern Irish band’s Number One song which had long been associated with Tony Blair’s landslide victory in 1997.The clip has since gone viral on social media platforms and entered the iTunes chart Top 10 within 24 hours.According to D:Ream singer Peter Cunnah, though, the political connotations of the song had become an albatross for the band over the New Labour years and beyond.“My first reaction was ‘not again, please let me move on’,” he told NME. “We all wanted that change in ’97, that sense of positivity.

GoFundMe campaign helmed by her family, after spending two weeks in “intensive treatment” in the hospital due to an unspecified medical emergency earlier in May, Laverock “was escorted out of a secure unit of the hospital and taken up to a balcony walkway from which she fell five stories,” per the fundraiser page.The campaign was set up by her parents, Rob and Nicole Compton.“She sustained life threatening injuries, has undergone multiple extensive surgeries and is currently on life support,” Laverock’s parents wrote. “We are all devastated, in shock, at this intensely difficult time.”The campaign explains that on May 11, the “When Calls the Heart” actress was transported by her mother to a Winnipeg hospital.

Bullish Kenny Miller has shut down cries of conspiracy from a raging Rangers fan after temperatures reached boiling point on air over Abdallah Sima's no goal against Celtic.

Leon Balogun has penned a contract extension with Rangers, according to a report.

Fit-again Abdallah Sima has teased that he could be in from the start against Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final with a knowing nod on his social media.

Rangers boss Philippe Clement will no doubt be jealous of his rival in the dugout going into the Scottish Cup Final – with Brendan Rodgers boasting a clean bill of health heading to Hampden.

Philippe Clement has hit back at claims from Scotland boss Steve Clarke that Ryan Jack is fit to go — with the Rangers boss insisting it would be ‘impossible’ to start the midfielder at Hampden today.

transforming the red carpet of the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival into a chichi bridal aisle. Stealing the spotlight from the marquee movies premiering at this year’s fête along the French Riviera, celebrated starlets such as Anya Taylor-Joy, Uma Thurman, Kelly Rowland and Helena Christensen stunned in wedding-inspired gowns from luxe houses of design. And the radiantly white regalia left online onlookers saying “yes” to each dress.

Adventurous Philippe Clement says he's ready to take some 'risks' he wouldn't normally in a bid to lift the Scottish Cup.

The Splendour of Life” (“Une splendeur de vivre”) is set to start principal photography at locations across Canada and the Philippines, the producers revealed at the Cannes Film Festival. The ensemble cast includes Camille Rutherford (“Anatomy of a Fall”), Garance Marillier (“Raw”), Sue Prado (“Your Mother’s Son”), Kyrie Samodio (“Hito”) and Amaryllis Tremblay (“Genesis”). Set against a lush countryside backdrop, Marie (Rutherford) questions her relationship, while Noée (Marillier) grieves her father.

EXCLUSIVE: Following a multi-buyer tug of war, horror movie The Monkey, the adaptation of the Stephen King short story, is heading to Neon for domestic here at the Cannes market.

Neon has picked up North American rights to The Unknown, the next feature from Anatomy of a Fall writer Arthur Harari. 

After prancing through the hallways showing his man-ness at the end of Saltburn last year, Barry Keoghan is back with a another illustrious ditty performance in Bird. In the Andrea Arnold movie that had its world premiere Thursday night at the Cannes Film Festival, Keoghan plays a young father, and at one moment he croons an off-key version of Blur’s “The Universal” in what is a sweet moment with dance involved.

No matter how often you binge Supernatural, we bet that there is still so much that you don’t know about it.