Rachel McAdams Discusses Spending Time With Her 'Entertaining' Son in Rare Parenting Comment

Perth city centre traders could be heartened to see a new tenant for the closed Beales/McEwens department store building.

Gangland hitman John Kennedy survived a murder attempt while waiting to go on trial for killing Kenny Reilly.

Raith Rovers manager John McGlynn has asked for a chance to turn things around after signing Clyde's David Goodwillie.

A mum whose toddler died in a blind cord accident has shared her agony, admitting the loss has made her life “empty”.

Ian McDonald, a multi-instrumentalist and co-founder of rock bands King Crimson and Foreigner, has died. He was 75. According to McDonald’s spokesperson, McDonald passed away peacefully surrounded by his family at his home in New York City. Cause of death has not been provided.

La Vie En Rose and Netflix’s The Spy producer Alain Goldman has signed an overall deal with Banijay for TV shows and feature films.

Confident punters are backing Celtic at the bookies to lift their first major European trophy in 55 years this season.

Boris Johnson ending Covid isolation rules is a "distraction" from the PM's lockdown party scandal, according to a Scots health expert.

ASTRO’s Moonbin and Sanha have made their long-awaited return as a sub-unit with their new single ‘Ghost Town’.In the accompanying video, the two K-pop idols are seen performing the new single in an empty studio, illuminated only by an LCD screen in the background, showcasing some images of dark, desolate planets with red clouds.“Let you go now / I’m about to kick it with some ghosts now / Without any lingering feelings, go down / I got a ticket out of ghost town,” Moonbin sings in the chorus, which features sombre hip-hop-inspired instrumental.Fantagio Music had previously announced that ‘Ghost Town’ would act as a pre-release single for the duo’s as-yet-unnamed sophomore mini-album, which is due out sometime in March. Through the new mini-album, Moonbin and Sanha are said to be “showing a new and different side of themselves”, said the agency in their announcement last week.The pair had debuted as ASTRO’s first sub-unit in September 2020 with their mini-album ‘In-Out’, which included the lead single ‘Bad Idea’.

Nicki Minaj and Lil Baby have shared another new collaborative single – listen to ‘Bussin’ below.It comes after the rappers teamed up earlier this month on ‘Do We Have A Problem?’, which marked Minaj’s first music release of 2022. Earlier this week, it was announced that a second track with Lil Baby would arrive today (February 11).“I call Baby, ‘Yo, where that stick at?’” Minaj asks in one verse, with Lil Baby replying: “Tell them boys come get his shit back.”“If they act up, we gon’ fix that/ My new n**** ain’t with that chit chat,” Minaj continues.

Rylan has sparked concern after sharing a snap of himself in a hospital bed, but insisted he's "on the mend".The photo sees his arm hooked up to an IV drip, which he captioned: "Finally home after an extended trip to Costa del hospital. Slowly on the mend." The 33 year old, who recently vowed to "enjoy himself" as he's been "so boring" for the last few years, added that he won't be on his usual BBC Radio 2 show tomorrow, Saturday 11 February, as a result. He said: "Won’t be on the wireless tomorrow.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentBanijay has partnered with Alain Goldman, the French producer of “La Vie en rose” to produce premium scripted series and feature films through his two production entities, Pitchipoï Productions and Montmartre Films.Goldman, whose production company was previously named Legende Films, will work alongside Banijay France. The French producer had been working with nearly every French film studios, notably Gaumont, and has also been collaborating with streamers such as Netflix with “The Spy,” starring Sacha Baron Cohen, and Amazon Prime with Caroline Vigneaux’s “Flashback” and Mélanie Laurent’s “The Mad Women’s Ball.” Besides “La Vie en Rose,” which earned Marion Cotillard an Oscar, Goldman has also produced “An Officer and a Spy” (2019), “The Connection” (2014) and “The Crimson Rivers” (2000).

Jonathan Bennett thinks a Mean Girls sequel would be ‘so fetch.’ The handsome actor, who played everyone’s crush Aaron Samuels in the beloved 2004 teen comedy, told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY why he was “extremely excited” when he heard Rachel McAdams’ recent Mean Girls reveal.

Rachel McAdams has the best quarantine buddy of all — her 2-year-old son!

Even though after featuring in Mean Girls, Rachel McAdams has added various impressive film credits to her resume, including The Notebook and Doctor Strange, her role as Regina George in the 2004 comedy-teen film will always be one of her iconic roles. When it comes to her acting gigs, the 41-year-old Hollywood star did not limit herself to a single genre. From featuring in the 2005 Psychological thriller Red Eye, to starring in Sherlock Holmes with Robert Downey Jr, Rachel has done it all.

Get in loser, we're ready for the sequel to happen. 

If a “Mean Girls” sequel ever gets off the ground, count Rachel McAdams in.

So fetch! Rachel McAdams wouldn’t say no to revisiting her iconic Mean Girls character in a potential sequel.

It's not October 3, but every day is a good day to talk about . Not to be that fan™, but Rachel McAdams and Lindsay Lohan just said they're down to star in a sequel and if that's not "so fetch" then IDK what is.

Focused on family. Rachel McAdams is perfectly content spending her days with her loved ones, most especially her son.

Rachel McAdams said she wants to reprise her role as Mean Girls’ Regina George. This follows Lindsay Lohan also calling for sequel earlier this week.

Rachel McAdams has her hands full during the coronavirus quarantine. In a recent interview with Canada's "Heroes of Health: COVID-19 Stream-a-Thon," "The Notebook" star talked about what's been keeping her busy while she's stuck inside.

Rachel McAdams has been very tight-lipped when it comes to her 2-year-old son, but she noted that the tyke is helping her during self-isolation.

Rachel McAdams, 41, will forever be “Regina George“! The Canadian actress shot to stardom after playing the “Plastics” leader alongside Lindsay Lohan, Lacey Chabert and Amanda Seyfried in 2004’s Mean Girls, and she just revealed she would be open to revisiting the character in the future. “It would be fun to play Regina George later in her life and see where life took her!” Rachel said on the “Heroes of Health: COVID-19 Stream-a-thon” on Saturday, April 18. As for whether it’s ever been a discussion, she confirmed it’s only come up “in joking…not quite seriously.”

Focused on family. Rachel McAdams is perfectly content spending her days with her loved ones, most especially her son.

Rachel McAdams is keeping it real when it comes to parenting. As some pop culture fans will know, the Canadian star is notorious for being tight-lipped about her personal life, especially when it comes to her family.

Rachel McAdams is not the kind of mom who speaks a lot about her child in public. The actress likes to keep her personal life under the wraps and rarely talks about her son with partner Jamie Linden. However, the lockdown has got Rachel opening up about motherhood as she is currently quarantining with her 2-year-old son and family amidst the Coronavirus pandemic. Giving a glimpse of her life in quarantine on the LHSF Canada Steam-a-thon, the actress termed her 2-year-old baby a 'very welcome distraction'.

Rachel McAdams is dishing on one of her most iconic roles!

Rachel McAdams is gushing over her son during quarantine.

Rachel McAdams is opening up about life in quarantine and she’s making some rare comments about her baby boy!

Rachel McAdams is giving a big chunk of change to support frontline workers tackling the COVID-19 spread.

Getting their pump on! Blake Lively, Rachel McAdams and more celebrity moms haven’t shied away from sharing their pumping journeys on social media.

Netflix has caused quite a stir with viewers - it shot into the top 10 within days of being released on June 26. Starring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams, it tells the story of two singers from Iceland whose dream of appearing in the annual global song competition comes true.