Scotland's Highlands & Islands 'turns blue' as Yes groups join huge regional indy alliance
A "SALTIRE blue tsunami" has hit the Highlands and Islands for the first time after three new Yes groups joined a huge independence…
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A "SALTIRE blue tsunami" has hit the Highlands and Islands for the first time after three new Yes groups joined a huge independence…
The “Manniefest” was called after the local nickname for the Duke of Sutherland’s statue on top of Ben Bhraggie
THE Yes movement took a “significant step forward” as activists gathered in Golspie for Manniefest.
To All the Boys: Always and Forever. Katie Yu/Netflix As the closing credits scroll on To All the Boys: Always and Forever, the third and final volume in Netflix’s sweet teen love trilogy, clips from all three films play in the background. And as they played, I found myself desperately trying to work out what it was that made the first entry in the trilogy — 2018’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, directed by Susan Johnson — so much more compelling than the other two. Even in soundless 10-second clips, it was so much better than its successors that it hurt a little.
Lana Candor Wears Aritzia, Forever 21 & Lots Of Vintage In To All the Boys 3 ahead. In a bittersweet moment, the final Netflix movie adaptation of Jenny Han’s popular YA book series, To All the Boys: Always and Forever, brings the trilogy to a close. Cue the tears because our wordsmith dreamer, Lara Jean Covey (played by Lana Condor), is about to graduate from Adler High School. She’s at a crossroads: Will she attend Stanford with boyfriend Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo)? Or take her own path, perhaps at her “one East Coast option,” to which she applied to demonstrate to sister Marg...