For Sex Lives of College Girls' Amrit Kaur, Breaking Stereotypes Is Just Part of the Job

TK Maxx shoppers can find even more incredible designer bargains thanks to a deals website.

John Swinney has hit back at the suggestion Scotland will become a "less attractive" place to live and work following tax rises in the Budget.

With weather warnings in place up and down the country, people are being urged to take care when walking on perilous ice.

It was a nervy night for Rangers during Michael Beale’s first game in charge.

Shoppers popping into town to get last-minute Christmas gifts have been warned that rail services are set to be severely disrupted.

Hibs hero Kevin Nisbet says it's great to be back after ending a 10-month injury nightmare with a goal in last night's 3-2 defeat against Rangers at Ibrox.

EXCLUSIVE: Dutch docs indie Scenery is lining up a feature about a Ukrainian refugee ballet company.

An amber weather warning for snow has been issued in parts of Scotland today as the freezing cold weather shows no signs of easing off.

Pupils are being sent home this morning after the heating failed in their school for a second day.

Willie Harvey says Rutherglen Glencairn are crying out for home comforts in the West of Scotland League First Division.

Billie Lourd has introduced fans to her second child. The Booksmart actress took to Instagram on Thursday to share a close-up photo of the infant, who was born on 12 December.

Prime Video today announced that it will co-produce a new film for theatrical release with Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Leo Media Collective. The currently-untitled film is scheduled for a theatrical release on July 28, 2023. Following the theatrical release, the film will be available for streaming on Prime worldwide.

Welcome to Deadline’s International Disruptors, a feature where we shine a spotlight on key executives and companies outside of the U.S. shaking up the offshore marketplace. This week, we’re talking with Isidoor Roebers and Lea Fels, partners at Dutch doc producer Scenery, a joint venture with Banijay Benelux that has served up artistic but commercial unscripted projects for everyone from local public broadcaster NPO to Netflix and Prime Video.

Taking a look ahead to 2023, Gower Street Analytics is projecting global box office to hit $29B, repping a 12% gain on 2022 should this year remain on track for approximately $25.8B. The London-based firm estimates 2022 receipts stood at $23.6B as of December 10. 

West Lothian’s newest Community Shed has launched, giving local gents - and ladies - the chance to show off their skills and make new friends.

Winter weather is expected to cause a major wipe-out of West of Scotland League fixtures, after snow covered parts of central Scotland, on top of heavy frost.

BBC Two comedy Inside No9 is coming to a fitting end – after nine series. Creators Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith — who made comedy classic The League Of Gentlemen with Mark Gatiss and Jeremy Dyson — told me they will now focus on new projects after eight years of the cult show, in which every episode features the number nine. Steve said: “We feel it is a good time to pause Inside No9 after we finish filming series nine next year.” The dark comedy has featured some of the UK’s best acting talent, including Sheridan Smith, Keeley Hawes, Helen McCrory, Sir Derek Jacobi, Alison Steadman and Katherine Parkinson.

LOVE Island's Arabella Chi has set pulses racing after stripping down to a sheer lace lingerie set for a sizzling photo shoot. The reality TV star - who rose to fame on the ITV2 dating show in 2019 - took to Instagram with the saucy outfit.

Harry & Meghan has got everyone talking yet again after the last three episodes of the Netflix documentary dropped on Thursday morning.

Crime writer Ann Cleeves lost a laptop containing the draft of her next novel in a blizzard in Shetland before its squashed remains were found.

A Lanarkshire barber has told of how he has been subjected to eight months of sectarian abuse for naming his salon Prov-City.

The Galleon Leisure Centre has closed its swimming pool today due to staffing issues.

Tributes have been paid to a 'one of a kind' missing Scots woman after a body was found in the search for her. Devastated pals have hailed Fiona Thomson as "a force to be reckoned with" after cops looking for the 60-year-old made a grim discovery on a beach in Gullane, East Lothian, at 7.50am on Thursday, December 15.

Ryan Porteous will miss Hibs’ New Year Edinburgh derby clash with Hearts through suspension.

Simon Dickson, the Co-Founder and Joint CEO of Fremantle-owned Hospital producer Label1, is stepping down next year after eight years, having described the 2020 lockdown period as a “wake-up call.”

Four people have been left in a critical condition in hospital after gig-goers tried to force their way into an Asake concert, authorities have said. Police and paramedics rushed to the scene at the O2 Academy in Brixton following reports of crowd issues at around 9.35pm on Thursday.

New figures show that just 75.7 per cent of patients in NHS Ayrshire & Arran were given their first cancer treatment within the Scottish Government’s own target of 62 days.

Lee Johnson admits Hibs paid the price for taking their foot off the gas at Ibrox. But the Easter Road boss hopes his team will soon back back on the road to success once they get a clean bill of health.

Michael Beale hailed Ryan Porteous as a “good young player,” but ruled out Rangers making a move,

Celtic wing-back Josip Juranovic will not play any further part in the World Cup by being ruled out of the third-place playoff against Morocco - after it emerged that he played 70 minutes injured against Argentina.

something, and by the end of the three hours and eight minutes of Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon,” viewers will have been exposed to any number of bodily secretions, including urine, vomit and tears.The tears come at the film’s climax, no doubt in the hopes that the audience will follow suit, but of all the aforementioned emittances, they feel the least organic to this bloated, hyperbolized and ultimately dreary extravaganza of decadence and nostalgia.Both a valentine and a poison-pen letter to the American film industry in its infancy, “Babylon” aspires to the grandiosity of “The Last Tycoon” and “The Day of the Locust,” though it more often recalls Ryan Murphy’s embarrassing and wildly ahistorical “Hollywood” miniseries.The film opens with a seemingly endless Hollywood party – it’s the 1920s, and Bel Air is still a nondescript, undeveloped hillside – where we will meet most of the major players: Hero and audience surrogate Manuel Torres (Diego Calva, “Narcos: Mexico”), one of the unfortunate handlers of the incontinent pachyderm, has dreams and ambitions in the nascent film industry. Screen king Jack Conrad (Brad Pitt) loves women and booze, not necessarily in that order.

After enormous success and Oscars for films ranging from Whiplash to La La Land to First Man Director/Writer Damien Chazelle returned to an early dream project first envisioned 15 years ago, a no-holds barred look at early Hollywood, a time when not only movies were transitioning from silent to sound, but Los Angeles itself was booming from desert to bulging metropolis. People were caught up in a turbulent time of change, and it didn’t always work out for some. As witnessed in the resulting film and years of meticulous research, Babylon is a sight to behold, a decadent, free wheeling, at times even poignant look at a series of dreamers, stars, fringe players, and all who wanted a piece of a world that felt out of control, uninhibited, and full of promise – and downfall.

A new scheme allowing people to donate towards West Lothian’s trees was officially launched in the grounds of Almondvale Park.

Relieved Rangers boss Michael Beale hailed his new side’s character as he survived a disaster on his dug-out debut.