News about Paul Brady

The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the new City of St George could move forward with plans to split off from the rest of Baton Rouge as critics claim the move is 'racist'. St George will have 86,000 residents across a 60-square-mile area in the southeast of East Baton Rouge Parish and will have its own Mayor and city council.

As she paid tribute to her friend Paul Brady, Carol Vorderman admitted that she 'didn't know what to do' without her close friend Paul Brady. Since his partner Andre Portasio revealed overnight that he had died 'unexpectedly but peacefully' aged 67, tributes have pour in for the legendary host. Carol, the former Countdown host, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share amusing memories from their time together over their 20-year friendship.

A man who attempted to break into a Massachusetts police station before barricading himself inside his house and dangling his young children near a window has been arrested and charged. Brien Buckley, 35, was charged with an hour-long confrontation with police on Sunday at his house in southeast Massachusetts. Buckley brought a chainsaw to the Cohasset police station and 'terrorized' the desk attendant, destroying the station's lobby in an attempt to get in. Buckley's son and daughter, both under the age of 5, were rushed to his house where the standoff took place. The man was eventually arrested and shot with a stun gun and subpoena.

The highly awaited list of 2023 Grammy nominees has finally arrived, and it includes some of the country's best-known artists. The Recording Academy announced nominations in all 91 categories this year, including Olivia Rodrigo, John Legend, and Machine Gun Kelly. Beyoncé is leading this year's pack of nominees for her "Reignaissance" album, making her the most nominated woman in Grammy history. Kendrick Lamar's "Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers" album has eight nominations, followed by Adele and Brandi Carlile, who tied for seven overall nominations. Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Doja Cat, Jazmine Sullivan, Mary J. Blige, and Bad Bunny were among the Grammy nominees for the first all-Spanish language project of the year.