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PUBS have spoken out after experiencing an increased number of no-shows since reopening. As of April 12, pubs and restaurants have been allowed to open for outdoor service only for the first time in months after coronavirus restrictions were eased. But now, several pubs have said they have lost money due to people booking tables but not showing up. At The Lapstone in Horton Heath, owner Russ Kitching claimed that 15 per cent of bookings last weekend didn't show up despite bringing in live music for those two days. The Lapstone, Horton Heath, photo credit: Carl Maskelyne Russ said: "...

As we reported over the weekend, Sami Zayn revealed a new ‘Dancing Man’ t-shirt featuring himself dancing from an episode of Smackdown, with proceeds going to the Sami 4 Syria charity. Becky Lynch has purchased one of the shirts, as she revealed on social media. She wrote: “ I have a new favorite shirt. Partially because of the great artwork capturing @samizayn iconic dance moves, but mostly because 100% of the profits go to #samiforsyria to bring medical aid to people in Syria. It’s only available for a limited time so get yours on @prowrestlingtees now.”

CITY firms say their are delighted after an 'incredible number' of people flocked to Southampton for the first weekend since pubs and non-essential shops reopened. Basked in sunshine, the city centre bustled with shoppers, pub goers, and those heading for a long overdue haircut, with some stores seeing long queues snaking around Above Bar Street. Both Westquay and Marlands Shopping Centres saw eager shoppers lining up outside their favourite stores. Giles Semper, Executive Director of the Southampton BID said there were "incredible numbers of people in Southampton". He says that the c...

Bob Avian, the Tony-winning choreographer of A Chorus Line and Ballroom, died at Holy Cross Hospital in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida on January 21 after suffering from cardiac arrest, a spokesperson confirmed. He was 83. Born in New York City, Avian was educated at Boston University’s College of Fine Arts as well as the Boston Ballet School. He began his professional career as a dancer and was in more than a dozen Broadway shows, including West Side Story, Funny Girl and Henry, Sweet Henry. He first met Michael Bennett when they both appeared in Nowhere to Go But Up in 1962. He then became...

Last modified on Fri 22 Jan 2021 13.41 EST Bob Avian, the Tony award-winning Broadway mainstay both on stage and off for over four decades, died Thursday in Ft Lauderdale, Florida, following a cardiac arrest. The co-choreographer for A Chorus Line and Ballroom was 83. Born in New York City on 26 December 1937, Avian attended Boston University’s College of Fine Arts and the Boston Ballet School and made his Broadway debut in the original stage production of West Side Story. Trained as a dancer, he garnered further recognition alongside Barbra Streisand in the 1964 stage production of Funny G...