Comedian Russell Howard said he “probably did the right thing” in walking off stage mid-set after a woman in the crowd started filming him.
'There were people who saw them killed...do the right thing': Families' heartbreaking pleas to community after two men shot dead in street
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both died in hospital after being shot on Caythorpe Street, on Sunday, June 21.To mark the anniversary, Cheriff’s mum Suwaidu and Abayomi’s wife Lola have written open letters to the community in the hope that people will come forward with information to help convict those responsible.Both women have shared the harrowing impact the loss of Cheriff and Abayomi has had on both their families.Lola describes the pain of suddenly becoming a single mum to the couple's children, while Suwaidu talks
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02.09.2020 / 17:03
Paul Mescal says he felt “objectified” after ‘Normal People’ release
Normal People actor Paul Mescal has said he felt “objectified” after the release of the show.Reflecting on the hit BBC Three series, in which the breakout star plays Sally Rooney’s character Connell Waldron opposite Daisy Edgar-Jones as Marianne Sheridan, Mescal said the newfound attention often felt overwhelming.“I felt objectified after Normal People,” Mescal told Elle magazine, who included the actor as part of their annual “movers and shakers” list alongside Edgar-Jones.“It’s to be
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27.08.2020 / 23:57
Tyler Posey Shares Support For Trans Community After Attack On YouTuber Eden The Doll
Tyler Posey is speaking out after trans YouTube personality Eden the Doll and some friends were the victims of a brutal hate-crime attack in Hollywood earlier this month.
nme.com
27.08.2020 / 16:37
Lars Ulrich on Metallica’s cover of Oasis’ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger: “It felt like the right thing to do for Manchester”
Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich has spoken out about the band’s cover of Oasis‘ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’.Speaking in NME’s Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?, the drummer spoke of their take on the anthem, which they performed at Manchester Arena just months after an explosion at an Ariana Grande gig killed 22 people.When asked if either Noel or Liam Gallagher gave him any feedback, Ulrich said: “Yes.
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27.08.2020 / 12:31
Daisy Edgar-Jones discusses her Irish accent and dream role after Normal People
Daisy Edgar-Jones has said she would like to take on a role that is different to her breakout part as Marianne in Normal People so she can “keep learning”.
dailyrecord.co.uk
25.08.2020 / 16:49
Scots mum-of-five's terror as family have 'lucky escape' after waking up to fire ripping through back garden
mum -of-five says her family had a lucky escape after they were roused by a fire as it ripped through their back garden. Kat Roy, from Kilwinning, was woken by the inferno just inches from her home as her family slept in their beds.
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21.08.2020 / 21:21
Family begs for help after "vicious" badgers invade garden
“As a former country park ranger myself, I am very familiar with the life cycle of badgers.
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21.08.2020 / 20:59
The Blessed Madonna talks about changing her name: “You know it’s going to suck, but that it’s the right thing to do”
recent name change in response to the amplified global conversation on race.The US DJ-producer, whose real name is Marea Stamper, said last month that she “should have listened harder to other perspectives” about her stage name – in response to a petition that urged her to change it.Now, in an interview with The Guardian, Stamper said the decision and process was “a very Catholic experience” because it showed her commitment to acting on her principles.“There was no way that my name was not going