Prime Video Lines Up Patrick Mackay True Crime Doc ‘Confessions Of A Psycho Killer’

It was the Grammy Awards in LA last night. Am I going to just focus on the UK artists who won awards like some kind of UKIP-voting Brexiteer shouting in everyone’s face that “British is best”, “we invented everything”, “fuck the foreigners” and “God save the king!” Maybe. We’ll see.I mean Harry Styles did walk away with the prestigious Album Of The Year gong for ‘Harry’s House’, as well as the Best Pop Vocal Album prize for the same record.

Dublin pop band Wild Youth have been selected to represent Ireland at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Which means, of course, that John Lydon and Public Image Ltd have not.Both Wild Youth and Public Image Ltd were down to the final six acts shortlisted to go forward to represent Ireland at Eurovision in May.

Taylor Swift has hit back at a lawsuit filed by writer Teresa La Dart over similarities between a book of poetry written by the latter and a publication that accompanied the deluxe version of the former’s 2019 ‘Lover’ album. The lawsuit is, says Team Swift, “legally and factually baseless”.La Dart sued last year accusing Swift of ripping off various creative elements of her 2010 poetry book, which was also called ‘Lover’.The lawsuit claimed that the earlier ‘Lover’ poetry book and the later ‘Lover’ album book had “a substantially similar cover format”, “substantially the same introduction page formats with a similarly styled ‘Lover’ title”, “a substantially similar inner book design” and “a substantially similar colour scheme (pastel pinks and blues)”.“Stylistically”, La Dart’s lawsuit concluded, “the Swift ‘Lover’ book includes creative elements that are not typical of or present within other published books and – as compared with the La Dart work – leaves an overall impression that the Swift ‘Lover’ book is, again, substantially similar in terms of the above-noted design elements as those within the La Dart work”.That was all well and good, but are any of the creative elements shared by the two ‘Lover’ books actually protected by copyright? No, says Swift’s formal response.

Nirvana and Universal Music have filed a response to the appeal in the ongoing legal battle over the famous artwork that appears on the album ‘Nevermind’.This litigation was instigated by Spencer Elden who, as a baby, appeared nude on the cover of Nirvana’s 1991 album.Despite having previously talked positively about appearing on the album artwork, in August 2021 Elden went legal, claiming that Nirvana and their label “knowingly produced, possessed, and advertised commercial child pornography depicting Spencer, and they knowingly received value in exchange for doing so”.Various arguments were presented by the defendants countering those claims, though the key legal argument was that Elden had left it too late to sue. With the specific laws Nirvana et al are accused of violating, there is a ten year statute of limitations.That doesn’t mean that Elden would have had to sue within ten years of the photograph being taken, but – technically speaking – he should have gone legal within ten years of his eighteenth birthday.

The BBC has confirmed what will happen to the local BBC Music Introducing shows as cutbacks take place across the broadcaster’s network of local radio stations in England. The current 32 shows will be replaced by 20, although the BBC says all 39 of its local stations will still retain on-site music expertise.It was announced last year that the BBC would be cutting the amount of local programming on its network of local radio stations, so that local stations in the same region will share content for a chunk of the day.

BBC One’s finale of BAFTA-winning crime drama Happy Valley took 7.5 million viewers last night in the UK.

ScotRail is set to launch a new advertising campaign to get more people across Lanarkshire using the railway.

Staff at an IT firm are hoping the sky’s the limit for their fundraising efforts.

More than 50 contracts are to be scrapped as part of a radical plan to restructure bus services across the region.

The level of homelessness in Dumfries and Galloway is higher than it was before the pandemic.

Councillors have demanded an urgent upgrade of Dumfries and Galloway Council’s outdated website so that it is more accessible to the public.

A man has been ordered to pay back £600,000 in unpaid tax after a raid of his home and the seizure of £1million from several bank accounts in one of Scotland's largest ever tax settlement cases.

It may have been Michael Beale’s turn to be a lucky man on Saturday. But just because the Rangers boss required a deflected winner from Borna Barisic to take all three points at home to Ross County, it doesn’t mean what’s been going on at Ibrox since his arrival has been happening by accident.

A Scots mum has spoken of her heartache at losing her newborn baby daughter, as her son prepares to run a mini-marathon as a tribute.

A man hounded his former partner despite a court ordering him to stay away from her for five years.

Impressed Kris Commons believes Aaron Mooy's brilliant Celtic form is a timely reminder to allow players time to settle at Parkhead.

Taipei-based international sales company Distribution Workshop will be selling Lunar New Year hit Hidden Blade, starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai, and Wong Ching-po’s highly-anticipated new film, The Pig, The Snake And The Pigeon, at the upcoming European Film Market (EFM) in Berlin. 

Adam Frizzell says Airdrie will put themselves right back in the League One title race if they can beat Dunfermline on Saturday.

There were some boos at half-time at Tynecastle. Quite a few of them, in fact. At the final whistle there were gasps instead. Then wild cheers. It was that kind of day in Gorgie.

Blair Spittal says it’s important for Motherwell to show character at Raith Rovers on Saturday to avoid a Scottish Cup upset.

The Rangers fans have been singing Malik Tillman’s name. But with the Ibrox side now getting a consistent tune out of the talented American, the 20-year-old reckons it’s Michael Beale who should be getting the chorus call.

Aaron Mooy admits he doesn’t like being the centre of attention. But, given such a quiet nature, the Australian isn’t doing a very good job of keeping himself out of the limelight.

Reunited! In Us Weekly’s exclusive video from the 2023 Grammys, former couple Taylor Swift and Harry Styles can be seen proving that some exes never go out of style.

stings.“I used to get really nervous at awards shows because, seemingly, they're a huge pressure cooker,” Swift once said when asked about her “bad dancing” at award shows. “And everybody seems to be sitting there trying to look more unaffected by being at this award show than the next person next to them.

Korea’s Barunson E&A, the production company behind Oscar-winning drama Parasite, is launching international sales on Kim Jee-woon’s Cobweb, starring Song Kang-Ho, at the upcoming European Film Market (EFM) in Berlin. 

Mic drop! The 2023 Grammy Awards brought the star power with killer performances and acceptance speeches, cementing it as music’s biggest night.

They came, they saw, they slayed. Music’s leading ladies dressed to impress at the 65th annual Grammy Awards. 

Tristan Thompson honored his late mom, Andrea Thompson, in an emotional tribute — reflecting on his mistakes and the man he hopes to become.

Dr. Jill Biden was in the house tonight at the 65th annual Grammy Awards, but the real first lady on the live CBS telecast was clearly Beyoncé.

Lizzo won at the Grammys in the Record of the Year category for About Damn Time. The artist took the stage and delivered one of the most emotional speeches of the night where she mentioned Prince and Beyoncé as her inspirations.

made an outfit change to a corseted black velvet gown for the second half of the night. Everyone has agreed that the 2023 Grammys belong to Beyoncé (with or without the album of the year award), and a night like that deserves multiple 'fits. After arriving late due to traffic (traffic!), Queen Bey finally arrived at the ceremony in a metallic silver-and-gold Gucci dress, which featured a corseted bodice and a ruffled, thigh-high slit. For her second act, the Renaissance artist changed into a floor-length black velvet gown that was fitted throughout the bodice with a trumpet skirt.

(yes, we're looking at you, ).And as only music superstars do, plenty came dressed to walk the red carpet, only to change ensembles to present or perform (are you team or Harry on stage?). Some didn't even walk the red carpet (ahem, Beyonce, who ), and were only photographed from their seat or backstage.So who were Glamour editors’ picks for the 2023 Grammys best-dressed stars? Check out our choices below.The structure, the cobalt blue, and the fit! Cardi B simply owned this red carpet couture creation by . Just stunning.—Jessica Radloff, senior West Coast editorThis might be controversial, but Bebe Rexha’s look was one of my favorites from the night.

A doctor is being probed over the alleged theft of thousands of pounds of protective equipment at the height of the Covid pandemic.

Humza Yousaf has apologised to a man left in agony for six years with severe testicular pain. The Health Secretary described the delay in patient Martin Brown’s treatment as “unacceptable”.

The mum of an alleged victim of a paedophile has spoken out about his ­family’s fundraiser to help pay for his funeral after he died following a suicide attempt. Relatives set up a GoFundMe page to “Give James Urquhart the send-off he deserves”.