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HEARTLESS vandals have attacked the volunteer-run Viking Garden at Largs Railway Station for the second time. Standing stones were knocked to the ground in the incident after the thugs jumped over ...

Kick streamer ‘Shoovy’ got into a heated confrontation with a police officer after filming a traffic stop — but his own chat was on the cop’s side. On February 4, 2025, 18-year-old ...

Kick Kick Kick Kick Episode 1 Release Date: Following the success of Love Scout, another highly anticipated Korean drama is gearing up for its grand debut-Kick Kick Kick Kick. Starring Ji Jin-hee ...

Today it has been revealed the budget for Dunedin’s new landfill has almost doubled to $92 million following recommendations made by council staff. “How on earth did they get it so wrong with ...

Directed by Matty Brown, Netflix’s thriller movie ‘The Sand Castle’ is a tale of survival that is narrated through the eyes of a family of four, comprising Jana, Adam, Yasmine, and Nabil, who are ...

Scott Mills is kicking off his BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show as he takes over permanently after the exit of Zoe Ball. The Eastleigh-born DJ is taking on one of the BBC’s flagship radio shows, which airs ...

Sporting a poisoned-fortune-cookie title like “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” there can be little question as to which category best describes Mary Bronstein’s stress-fueled second feature.

On January 17th, 2000, episode 15a "Sleepy Time" of season one of the SpongeBob SquarePants animated series premiered. [1] In the episode, SpongeBob enters his pet sea snail Gary's dream, in which ...

More realistic by virtue of its pronounced expressionism, Mary Bronstein’s “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” — her first feature since “Yeast” in 2008, and a far cry from the mumblecore n ...

The Labanese/UAE-produced picture “The Sand Castle” begins with a shot of Riman Al Rafeea, as the young girl Jana, framed behind a large cloth of blue that could be a sheet, or a sail. In an abrupt ...