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Metro
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Emmerdale confirms John twist in early ITVX release as Nate's body identified
The following article contains spoilers from an episode of Emmerdale that hasn't aired on ITV1 yet, but can be viewed on ITVX. Tracy Shankley (Amy Walsh) and Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) received the devastating news in tonight's Emmerdale that the body in the lake belongs to Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter). The discovery in the water was made last Friday. Youngster Kyle (Huey Quinn) saw divers pulling the body out and cycled to the pub to tell his family the news. Cain, Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter), Ruby (Beth Cordingly) and Caleb Miligan (William Ash) all thought it was Anthony Fox, and then tried to prepare themselves for the inevitable police questioning. Ruby took a massive risk earlier in the week by going to the police station alone and confessing to his murder. She was questioned, but then let go after it was confirmed the body didn't belong to Anthony. Due to Nate being in the lake for nine months, he was identified through dental records. This led the police officers to Tracy's house and Butlers Farm, to confirm their discovery. Understandably, Tracy and Cain struggled to process all of the information. They weren't allowed to view Nate's body because it was so badly decomposed, and also faced intense questioning as the police tried to work out Nate's last movements. The officers discovered that Cain had a fight with Nate before he was killed. You'll remember that this happened because a rumour was circulating about Nate sleeping with Moira (Natalie J Robb) again. Cain punched Nate so hard Tracy thought he was going to kill him, but John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth) ended up being responsible, after Nate reacted badly to some medication he had administered. Due to the attack, Cain was taken to the police station for another interview. By this point, Tracy had told the detective a lot of information, including that John was the last person who saw Nate alive. More Trending The officer wanted to talk to him, but he's still out of the village on his and Aaron's (Danny Miller) honeymoon. Want to be the first to hear shocking EastEnders spoilers? Who's leaving Coronation Street? The latest gossip from Emmerdale? Join 10,000 soaps fans on Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community and get access to spoiler galleries, must-watch videos, and exclusive interviews. Simply click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you can see when we've just dropped the latest spoilers! Tonight's instalment ended with Cain being sent home from the station. He arrived back in the pub and was supported by his loved ones, but Tracy couldn't help grow suspicious of him. She was wondering if Cain is trying to create a cover story. After all, he wanted Nate dead before his disappearance. Could Cain go to prison for a crime John committed? View More » MORE: Ruby attacked as heated showdown spirals out of control in Emmerdale MORE: Is Ruby leaving Emmerdale, does she go to prison and is Anthony still alive? MORE: Who is the body in the lake of Emmerdale?
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ethel Cain Says She Hunted Down Synths From the ‘Twin Peaks' Soundtrack to Make ‘Nettles'
Ethel Cain is getting ready to release her album Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You on Aug. 8, and on Wednesday, she shared a preview of the project by offering her eight-minute single 'Nettles.' In an Instagram story posted to one of her art accounts, she said that the song was inspired by Twin Peaks, and that she hunted down the specific synths that composer Angelo Badalamenti used to make the show's classic theme song. 'Also fun fact,' she wrote in her Instagram story. 'To everyone saying the song reminds them of Twin Peaks; late last year i watched that video of angelo badalamenti explaining how he wrote laura's theme and loved it so much that i hunted down the synths he used for the twin peaks and bought them and those are the ones i used for 'willoughby.' that video is also the reason i decided to watch twin peaks lol.' More from Rolling Stone Ethel Cain Will Follow Album Release With 'Willoughby Tucker Forever' Tour Ethel Cain Says '#KillMoreCEOs': 'Make Them Fear' Bad Bunny, Japanese Breakfast, Ethel Cain, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week In another Instagram story, she continued, 'For those asking, the specific keyboard I used for the nettles intro (i call them my angelo synths) was a Yamaha DX7s.' Badalamenti collaborated on the music with the show's creator David Lynch and singer-songwriter Julee Cruise, eventually creating the theme song 'Falling.' The classic track was the cornerstone of the 1990 soundtrack Music From Twin Peaks, and the song went on to win the 1991 Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Performance. Cain said in a statement that 'Nettles' was written around the same time as her last album. 'This song and the last track on the record were both written the same week, the very first week I moved into the house in Alabama where I finished Preacher's Daughter,' Cain said. 'In similar fashion to Preacher's Daughter (specifically 'A House in Nebraska' and 'Strangers'), I wrote what essentially became the beginning and end of the story without realizing it. What were originally just little vignettes of emotion I was feeling at the time ultimately became the tentpoles for a larger narrative.' She added, ''Nettles' became a dream of losing the one you love, asking them to reassure you that it won't come true and to dream, instead, of all the time you'll have together as you grow old side by side. Every once in a blue moon, it feels good to slough off the macabre and to simply let love be.' In an interview with Rolling Stone, Cain opened up about her creative process and says she has multiple characters and generations all tied to the same universe across her albums. 'This is going to be 15, 20 years from now,' she says. 'I work very slow. That's how I like it.' Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Boston Globe
2 days ago
- Business
- Boston Globe
NAACP reports former Providence branch president to police, alleging financial irregularities
He confirmed to the Globe the report is about Catala, not any other former leaders. Related : Members were notified in an 'emergency meeting' Tuesday evening, where officials from the national office said all former officers of the branch have now been removed following an internal investigation. Get Rhode Map A weekday briefing from veteran Rhode Island reporters, focused on the things that matter most in the Ocean State. Enter Email Sign Up 'There were some things that did alarm us about our bylaws and our rules not being followed,' Ericka Cain, a vice president from the national office, said in a recording of the meeting obtained by the Globe. 'As of today we did escalate this to law enforcement, and we wanted you to be aware of that.' Advertisement Cain said the national office is seeking records, and asked members who had meeting minutes, treasury reports or other documents to provide them to the organization. In the meantime, she said, 'there will be no election, there will be no events.' Providence Police Commander Timothy O'Hara said police received a report of financial irregularities Tuesday from the NAACP. He declined to name a specific suspect while the case is under investigation, and emphasized that police have not yet begun reviewing any financial records. The case may be referred to federal authorities because of the nature of the allegations, O'Hara said. Advertisement The NAACP Providence branch has been in The Globe previously reported that the organization had failed to The organization's most recent landlord, also Reached by phone, Catala said he had not been informed of any report to law enforcement, and said he did not know what it was about. 'I've been away from the NAACP for quite some time now, so I can't really speak to who it's about,' Catala said. 'I think you're trying to destroy Black men,' he added. 'Fake news, just like President Trump says.' Advertisement Catala was Richard Thornton, the campaign finance director at the R.I. Board of Elections, says Catala still has 13 campaign finance reports in arrears and owes more than $42,000 in fines, which increase by $26 each day he doesn't file the reports. In the meeting with members, Cain said she would not answer questions about Catala or the investigation, but said Tanisha Sullivan, the New England Area Conference president, would help rehabilitate the branch so it could begin operating again. Whitehead said the 'number one goal' is the get the branch back up and running. She also repeatedly told members they could not speak publicly about the organization, and criticized whomever shared news of the meeting with reporters. 'There should be no one doing any interviews,' Cain said. 'If you leave this meeting and you speak on these issues, it is a violation of our rules and that can lead to disciplinary action.' 'I hope after this meeting we can learn that what happens inside our house stays in our house, unless we allow it outside our house,' she continued. The historic organization's secrecy has alarmed some members, who Whitehead said the national NAACP office has recently seen an 'increase in the attacks on civil rights coming from all levels of government.' 'Leadership of the Providence Branch has not complied with NAACP's bylaws, procedures and legal obligations," Whitehead said. The branch removed all officers effective June 2. Advertisement He declined to comment on the nature of the violations. 'We don't discuss the details of internal disciplinary matters, but we can say that we are treating this situation with all due seriousness in accordance with our bylaws, procedures, and legal obligations,' Whitehead said. 'In the face of our nation's unprecedented challenges – from the economy to threats on voting rights and more — the NAACP is needed now more than ever." Steph Machado can be reached at
Metro
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
John to ‘get away with murdering Nate' in Emmerdale as someone else is accused
There's never been any doubt over whether John would worm his way out of murdering Nate and disposing of Anthony and Emmerdale confirms it – so we'll call him Jammy John from now on. What's even jammier for the Teflon medic is that he doesn't even have to do the legwork in covering up his crimes – the Emmerdale villagers do it for him by incriminating themselves. As the body in the lake is exhumed, Ruby Miligan (Beth Cordingly), Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley), Caleb (William Ash), and Chas (Lucy Pargeter) get nervous. They're all convinced it's Anthony and their minds run wild, Ruby's especially. She's so perturbed by the discovery that she decides to confess before the police come knocking on her door. Caleb is desperate not to lose his wife and suggests they go on the run instead. But before he can put the plan into action, Ruby sneaks out and heads down the station alone. Caleb hurriedly calls a solicitor, but not before Ruby has given harrowing details of the abuse she suffered – and made it clear Caleb had nothing to do with Anthony's disappearance. But whether the solicitor arrives in time remains to be seen. It soon becomes clear the body belongs to Nate, but Ruby gets far enough in her confession that she could still be in trouble for Antony's disappearance. While John is likely quaking in his boots at this latest development, Tracy, Cain, and Moira are distraught to hear the news. Worse still, they cannot see Nate as his body is too badly decomposed. More Trending That's likely a relief for John as that will make DNA harder to find, but what sees him getting off scot-free is that another name is immediately placed in the frame – Cain. Want to be the first to hear shocking EastEnders spoilers? Who's leaving Coronation Street? The latest gossip from Emmerdale? Join 10,000 soaps fans on Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community and get access to spoiler galleries, must-watch videos, and exclusive interviews. Simply click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you can see when we've just dropped the latest spoilers! Cain had a huge fight with his son the day he died and is now prime suspect. He doesn't take well to the police questioning, which only makes things worse. Added to that, he's also a little too contrite for Tracy's liking and she begins to question his innocence, even airing her thoughts to Vanessa. View More » And as things start to snowball, Cain is in for a nasty surprise when DC Cole shows up at his door with a development in the case. Will John sit by and watch Cain go down for his crime? MORE: The Emmerdale moment Ruby hands herself in to the police in new spoiler video MORE: Prison exit 'on the cards' for Emmerdale's Cain in unexpected murder twist MORE: Emmerdale confirms Aaron's choice between Robert and John in early ITVX release
Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Hospital dash, murder confession and big discovery on Emmerdale this week
Emmerdale fans are in store for a dramatic week on the Dales this week - as one resident finds themselves at the centre of a murder inquiry whilst one is rushed to hospital Emmerdale aired some huge scenes this week - as Robert Sugden made a shock return to the village to stop his former lover Aaron Dingle's wedding. Ryan Hawley reprised his role after several years. The Mirror confirmed Robert will be back in the Dales for a permanent stint later this year - but how will it all happen with Aaron? Will they get their happy ending the fans so want for them? After a dramatic week in the Dales, which ended with the revelation that a body has been found in the lake - just as killer John Sugden headed out for his honeymoon with Aaron - there promises to be some big scenes ahead in the coming week. Here we take a look at what's to come on the soap this week, including a huge confession and a hospital dash. Monday On Monday, the soap picks up where it left off on Friday - with Cain, Caleb, Chas and Ruby terrified about the revelation that a body has been found at the bottom of the lake. They soon learn that the body has been there for months - making them even more panicked that it's Anthony's body. Ruby is clearly terrified by all that is going on and decides she needs to confess as she makes her way to the police station - but will her family get to her in time and stop her? Meanwhile, Pollard is struggling whilst Dawn has a big decision to make when Joe suggests that him and Dawn take over Home Farm weddings and she could be Belle's new business partner. Tuesday No Emmerdale tonight. Wednesday Ruby is still missing, leaving her family concerned as she starts to confess to the years of abuse her father subjected her to. Will her family be able to stop her confessing and landing them all in trouble? In hospital, Pollard is adamant he doesn't need any help as he struggles with his health. He ends up falling - but will he be ok, and what lies ahead for him? April struggles as a person from her past arrives in the village. In a trial shift at Take A Vow, she turns videographer for a christening - only to realise the baby's father is one of the men who threatened to urinate on her on the street. Things soon go from bad to worse at the christening as April comes face to face with the man. Elsewhere, the police arrive in the village to give Tracy some bad news... Thursday It is revealed that it is Nate's body in the lake - and Cain and Moira are blindsided by the shocking news. Cain finds himself in the frame for Nate's murder after police learn of their fall out on the day he died. Suspicions turn to Cain and his potential involvement in Nate's death - but will they find out the truth? Friday
