West Lothian Stock Car racer is ready for assault at this year's World Cup

Low-key lovers. Kendall Jenner and Devin Booker have kept their romance under the radar since they started dating, but they’ve still had their fair share of adorable moments.

Lizzo‘s ‘Truth Hurts’, after attorneys from both sides stated the parties reached a settlement on Friday (March 17).Each side will be required to pay their own legal fees, according to Rolling Stone, although no details have been shared. The attorneys asked for “dismissal of the entire action without prejudice.”Released in September 2017, the song became a subject of controversy two years later when the ‘Juice’ star was accused of lifting the “melody, lyrics and chords” from a demo titled ‘Healthy’, including one of its most famous lines: “I just took a DNA test, turns out I’m 100% that bitch”.Lizzo denied the allegations and sued the three songwriters in question — brothers Justin and Jeremiah Raisen, and Justin “Yves” Rothman — in October 2019, seeking “a judicial declaration” that the Raisens and Rothman “did not co-author ‘Truth Hurts,’ and have no right to co-own that work or to share in its profits.” In 2020, Lizzo was herself countersued by the musicians.U.S.

Ubisoft has revealed a piece of cloud computing technology it’s developing called Ubisoft Scalar.Yesterday (March 18), Ubisoft revealed Ubisoft Scalar, a new piece of cloud computing technology that will apparently enable “the construction of gigantic game worlds at a scale far greater than anything that’s come before,” as noted in its reveal trailer. The project is being helmed by Ubisoft Stockholm, alongside an IP that it is developing using this technology.

Bandai Namco’s Barcelona based Mobile studio will transition to a four-day workweek following similar changes in the industry.Bandai Namco has announced in a post that it is trialling a four-day long week for all staff members. The trial will last for six months, and during this time, Fridays will not be considered workdays, while staff salaries and benefits will remain unchanged.

Denise van Outen's ex-partner Eddie Boxshall has been photographed with his business parter Julia Pinkney, amid reports they've "grown close". Celebrity Gogglebox star Eddie, 48, and 47 year old Julia were snapped walking together before jumping into a black cab in the early hours of the morning, in photographs taken last month. Eddie, who appeared to make a subtle dig at Denise recently, wore a light blue shirt, which he paired with some denim jeans and a pair of dark Chelsea boots.

The key to Jadon Sancho's recent good form has been revealed by an ex-United striker.

New York Times once called Mike Hadreas, who goes by the performing moniker Perfume Genius, “the gay indie-rock equivalent of a swaggering Syvlester or Jobriath.”In 2015, Metro Weekly asserted “he may be our most unapologetic, unabashedly gay artist ever.” At the time, Hadreas was delivering a take-charge message about being “weird,” about being the outcast, about being gay — even about his penchant for wearing lipstick and jungle red nail polish.“I grew up my whole life thinking about my anxieties and my insecurities, thinking that the things that happened to me made me a wounded person,” Hadreas said in a cover interview shortly after releasing his third album Too Bright.“[I learned] you can be a nervous, weird, tiny, feminine man and be a fuckin’ badass. It doesn’t need to be solved for you to be okay.

Kate Beckinsale remembered someone incredibly special on Saturday when she wrote a poignant message about her much-loved father, Richard Beckinsale, on the anniversary of his death.The Guilty Party actress paused from her normally comical social media posts to pay tribute to the British star who died on 19 March 1979.MORE: Kate Beckinsale celebrates daughter in very rare personal post Alongside childhood photos of Kate with Richard - who was known for his roles in Porridge and Rising Damp - the star wrote a moving message which read: "I don’t remember what not missing him feels like. It is part of me, like my blood.

A man wanted on suspicion of attempted murder after a double shooting in Wigan has been detained after armed police swooped on a house in south Manchester.

Ukrainian ballet dancing star Artem Datsyshyn has died, three weeks after being injured in Russian shelling in Kyiv, it has been reported.

Former Manchester City right-back Micah Richards has waxed lyrical about Manchester United-linked transfer target Darwin Nunez.

Oti Mabuse has been left heartbroken after her niece died at the age of just 28.

Travellers who’ve jetted abroad in recent months will know that many destinations have strict entry requirements, even for those who are vaccinated. Holidaymakers have faced complicated paperwork and expensive coronavirus tests.

A 'furious' dad has been slapped with an £85 fine thanks to football fans parking outside his house. Danny Wilson was handed the penalty after he was forced to park four doors away from house due to match day traffic.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have cancelled the first royal engagement of their Caribbean tour after protests from local residents. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had been expected to kick off the eight-day tour with a visit to a cocoa farm in Belize. However, following protests over indigenous rights, Kate, 40, and William, 39, were forced to backtrack on the outing.

Blizzard Entertainment has confirmed in a recent Overwatch 2 livestream that Doomfist will swap from an assault hero to a tank.A developer livestream took place yesterday, March 18, where team members working on Overwatch 2 discussed some of the changes that will be present and how the current closed alpha test is progressing. (via PCGamer)Much of the discussion focused on Doomfist.

Normani has shared her first new music of 2022 with ‘Fair’ – watch her live performance of the single on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon below.The singer co-wrote the emotional new song with Abby Keen, producer Bernard “Harv” Harvey, and Felisha King Harvey.“Is it fair that you moved on? ‘Cause I swear that I haven’t,” Normani sings on the new track. “Is it right that you’ve grown/ And I’m still stuck in habits?”“This song really captures me in one of my most vulnerable moments,” Normani said in a press statement.

Devotion developer Red Candle Games, Nine Sols, has received its first full trailer and has launched its crowdfunding campaign.This first trailer for Nine Sols finally shows the game in action, giving us a good first look at the game’s “hand-drawn, 2D action-platformer featuring Sekiro-inspired deflection focused combat, immersive storytelling, and unique Taopunk setting.” Red Candle Games have also launched a crowdfunding campaign for the game, which has already reached its goal of around £80,000 (NT$3,000,000). A description of the game reads, “Explore the land once home to an ancient alien race, and follow a vengeful hero’s quest to slay the nine Sols, formidable rulers of this forsaken realm.”Red Candle Games described its vision for Nine Sols on its crowdfunding page, saying the studio wants to “Build a stylish Taopunk world that blends cyberpunk/sci-fi elements with Taoism and Far Eastern mythology.” It also wants to recreate the deflection focused Sekiro combat but for 2D, as well as mixing it with side-scrolling exploration.

Dave Grohl has recounted his first experience of seeing David Bowie perform live, as well as details of their subsequent conversations.Speaking to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s 7.30 programme earlier this month (March 8, per Billboard), the Foo Fighters frontman reminisced on the time both men appeared on the same festival bill, and Grohl witnessed the Thin White Duke live for the first time.“I stood in the photo pit and looked at him and it was like seeing an alien,” he recounts. “You know, it was like seeing a UFO for the first time, like, ‘Oh, my God, it’s real’.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.A West Lothian businesswoman woman has hit out after being refused a lifeline grant, despite them being handed out “like sweeties”.Carol Murdoch runs children’s education company Love Outdoor Learning, which has not been able to properly deliver sessions since last February.And while she was awarded a grant to help keep her business afloat in the early days of the pandemic, she has been fighting to receive additional cash from the Business Support Grant.The fund is administered by local authorities and Carol says she has been turned down twice now by West Lothian Council.Carol said: “Although you are not allowed to go into people’s homes to work

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.A stunned West Lothian shopkeeper was falsely branded a “terrorist” online after her business was linked to inciting the US Capitol protests in a bizarre social media mix up.Award-winning florist Becky Lindl became the subject of intense online abuse after her Becky’s Flowers shop in Bathgate was confused with a store of the same name in Texas, USA.Becky’s business was mistakenly tagged in a viral post online accusing former mayoral candidate Jenny Cudd - connected to the Texas store - of storming the US Capitol building on Wednesday.Cudd had uploaded a 25-minute video to Facebook where she bragged about “being inside the White House” with a

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.A Livingston charity worker has been named as one of the country’s Key Worker Heroes in a national competition organised by Cross Country Trains.The train firm launched its Key Worker Hero competition last month, asking customers to nominate their hero. Jane Deary was one of five winners who each received a Fortnum and Mason food hamper worth £200.Jane said: “I was delighted to have been nominated and selected as a winner of Cross Country Trains Key Worker Hero.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Fears have been voiced that plans to open the hard shoulder on the M8 and M9 as bus lanes could lead to road accidents.Councillor Carl John rejected the proposals put to West Lothian Council’s Executive by Transport Scotland.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.People in West Lothian are being called to tackle the stigma and discrimination around mental health in 2021, with increasing numbers struggling and worried about speaking out due to the Covid-19 pandemic.See Me, the national programme to end mental health discrimination, is encouraging people to reach out to others who they think might be struggling alone.The programme spoke to 40 of their volunteers last year, finding over half (54 per cent) said they were worried about sharing their difficulties with others because everyone was going through tough times.To change this, See Me is encouraging community groups, workplaces, schools, universities