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Submitting... Poster from the night Bay City Rollers played in Garstang on November 5, 1971 A week after making their third appearance on Top of the Tops, the Bay City Rollers topped the bill for a show at the Royal Oak Field featuring DJ Izzy Pound and Go Go Girls plus a barbecue, bonfire and fireworks display. Les McKeown had yet to join the line-up, which at the time comprised teenagers Derek Longmuir, Alan Longmuir, Eric Manclark, Neil Henderson, Archie Marr and 20-year-old Nobby Clark. The band stayed at The Hamilton Arms in Cabus, near Garstang, before taking to the stage on a rain lash...

Associated Press The nominees represented a huge advance in diversity, with more women and more actors of color nominated than ever before — but one oft-predicted outcome was not meant to be: a sweep of the acting categories by actors of color. Though supporting prizes went to Daniel Kaluuya ("Judas and the Black Messiah") and Youn Yuh-jung ("Minari"), the best actor and actress categories went unexpectedly to Anthony Hopkins and to Frances McDormand, winning her third trophy in the category, for "Nomadland." But history was made nonetheless, especially by Chloé Zhao, the ...

Joseph S. Pete , 219-933-3316 GARY — Northwest Indiana residents have speared, uppercut, ripped the spines out of and performed countless fatalities in Mortal Kombat games at local arcades and home consoles for decades. Now a Northwest Indiana city is an unlikely setting in the latest big-budget Hollywood movie adaption of the hyper-violent video game franchise. Gary – aka the Steel City, GI, the City of the Century – is one of the backdrops in the flick "Mortal Kombat" about the nefarious Outworld Emperor Shao Kahn seeking to invade the Earthrealm – a film in ...

'It was a terrible shock – but now he's at peace': Bay City Rollers frontman Les McKeown's widow Peko Keiko breaks her silence after his death 'from a heart attack' aged 65 and remembers their often turbulent 30 years together Bay City Rollers frontman Les McKeown, 65, died from suspected heart attack His widow Peko Keiko, spoke for the first time about their 30 years of marriage  Couple met at London Japanese sushi restaurant where Leslie was the manager Overcame several obstacles, including drug and alcohol addiction and affairs