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Meet the writer being called Scotland's answer to Quentin Tarantino

HIS new book, Family Man, has led to him being dubbed North Edinburgh’s Tarantino and Colin Burnett is very happy with that

The National (Scotland)

‘A lot happened in my 50s’ – Daniela Nardini played Anna in This Life. Now she’s a therapist

As the razor-sharp lawyer in the 90s hit drama, Nardini’s character epitomised the work-hard, play-hard attitudes of the era. But after going through cancer, divorce and bereavement, the actor decided to retrain

The Guardian - UK

Michael Jackson's 'secret family' accuse him of years of grooming, sexual abuse

Four Cascio siblings have accused Michael Jackson of child grooming and sexual abuse, detailing disturbing acts spanning 25 years. They claim Jackson supplied them with drugs and trained them to conceal the abuse. Jackson's estate lawyer dismissed the allegations as a "money grab" and a posthumous attempt to exploit the…

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Chrono Trigger writer and Xenogears composer's new JRPG, also starring a sick frog warrior, is coming to Switch and PC this summer

Another Eden Begins has 18 companions and 10 endings

GamesRadar

Bitcoin Isn't Crypto? Analyst Willy Woo Slams Grouping BTC With Altcoins As 'Dumbest' Idea

Willy Woo, a widely followed Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) influencer and analyst, shared a controversial take Monday that called grouping altcoins and BTC under the "crypto" label a bad idea.

Benzinga

Man Hides $520K Debt From Wife 'To Shield Her From The Stress': What Did He Spend On

Meme stocks, day trading, avoiding money talk, and years of blind spending got this high-earning couple into half a million dollars in debt.

International Business Times UK

Le Sirenuse, Positano, review: Exclusive luxury meets the intimacy of a family vacation home

It’s been 70 years since the Sersales opened the doors of their family villa to guests. All these years on – and after expansion and evolution – Le Sirenuse has managed to keep that same intimate, private experience, like you’re visiting a (very privileged) friend’s family villa, writes Rachel Sharp

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'Of course it's difficult when you're named as a striker and you're not getting the goals'

Heather Payne's switch from Ireland's lone striker to right-wing-back has given the Galway native a new lease of life.

Irish Mirror

Tranmere Rovers are keen to grow their LOI links and show they are 'a pathway for Irish players'

Tranmere Rovers have had a splash of green in their kit ever since John Aldridge introduced it during his time in charge of the club. Now they want to reconnect with Ireland.

Irish Mirror

'Aldo got the goals, I got my career back on track' - Niall Quinn remembers key Latvia clash

John Aldridge's goalscoring record against Latvia was remarkable but, for Niall Quinn, one clash against the Baltic side stood out as a huge turning point in his career.

Irish Mirror

Niall Quinn has a message for Ireland fans ahead of Evan Ferguson's first start

Niall Quinn believes Evan Ferguson is at the right club to fulfil his potential - but he has a message for Ireland fans ahead of tonight's friendly with Latvia.

Irish Mirror

Aldo's Malta magic, celebrating with the fans and why he has no interest in the World Cup

John Aldridge scored his first two competitive goals for Ireland in a 1989 visit to Malta, in a game that sealed a first ever World Cup qualification for Ireland.

Irish Mirror

John Kavanagh feels the best is yet to come from Conor McGregor and would like to see him fight in 2022

"I’m sure people will get to see him at his best when he comes back."

Irish Mirror

‘F1 is back to stay in US’: Mario Andretti relives the American dream

F1 is riding a wave of popularity not seen since the 60s and 70s and the former champion could not be more delighted

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The legendary families who ran Wales' Italian cafés

From frothy coffees to steamed pies - the Italian cafés had it all and we loved everything about them

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