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The National
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The National
Young Scot's dream of starring in horror film becomes reality
Rebecca, a fan of 1990s horror classics like I Know What You Did Last Summer and Scream, shared her dream to appear in a horror film with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The charity reached out to producer Jed Shepherd, who quickly connected with Scottish director Lawrie Brewster and producer Sarah Daly after seeing they needed a studio close to Rebecca's home. READ MORE: 'People will taste the difference': First UK-bred blueberry flourishes in Scotland Together, they arranged for Rebecca to join the cast of Mr Whispers, a retro-inspired supernatural horror film shot at Hex Studios' permanent base in Fife. Left to right: Lawrie Brewster, Rebecca, Sarah Daly (Image: Supplied) (Image: Supplied) The Hex team coordinated closely with Make-A-Wish to ensure a safe, accessible, and welcoming environment. Daly handled the logistics and on-set care, organising travel, rest spaces and meals. Meanwhile, cast and crew, including lead actor Megan Tremethick and co-stars Dorian Ashbourne, Novarro Ramon, and Sam MacMillan, volunteered their time to bring Rebecca into the heart of the production. Rebecca pictured with her mum and the Hex Studios team (Image: Supplied) Mr Whispers follows a group of student filmmakers investigating the urban legend of a porcelain-masked ghost said to haunt an abandoned cinema. The project draws inspiration from The Blair Witch Project. Rebecca took part in a scene filmed in the studio's gothic stone chambers, transformed into a spectral character with help from Tremethick, who also helped manage Rebecca's costume and make-up. Rebecca gets her makeup done by Megan Tremethick (Image: Supplied) She will be credited in the final film and listed on IMDb, marking her first official screen appearance. After filming, the crew celebrated by having pizza together, Rebecca's favourite food. It was donated by Domino's and supported by local partners including Fife Creative Studios. Rebecca also left with a curated bundle of Hex merchandise and gifts for her and her sisters, including books, clothing, and Owlman plush toys. READ MORE: See the full list of Brewdog bars set to close 'It's never cheap to activate a film set, but it was worth every penny,' said Brewster. 'Rebecca's joy and talent brought something really special to the production. It was an honour to help make her dream come true.' Mr Whispers has completed filming and will launch a Kickstarter campaign to fund post-production. Supporters can click here to follow the project to be notified when the fundraiser opens.
The Sun
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
My ex's new girl HACKS my emails to book GP appointments & hotels I don't want – her Snapchat posts are the weirdest bit
A WOMAN has revealed how her ex's new girlfriend has turned into a 'full-time menace' and is making her life hell after hacking into her emails. Lifecoach Sara McCarthy, who posts under @coachedbysaz on TikTok, says she is being relentlessly harassed by her ex's new partner and fans are calling it 'next level unhinged.' 2 2 In the viral clip, Sara reels off the wild things she claims this woman has done, from calling her fat at 2am, to sabotaging her medical appointments, and even writing songs to slag her off online. 'Number one,' she begins, 'ringing me at stupid o'clock in the morning to tell me I'm fat.' But the drama didn't end with the 2am name-calling. Sara claims the woman has also been sabotaging her day-to-day life by booking medical appointments and now even hotel stays under her name using her email address. 'At first it was just the opticians,' she explained. 'Now she's making me full-on hotel reservations.' bank details hadn't been used. She says managing the chaos her ex's girlfriend, Rebecca, is causing is becoming "a full-time job". It doesn't stop there. 'Retired psycho' reveals how to find out every account your other half has liked According to Sara, the woman has taken things to a whole new level by writing and uploading 'diss tracks' about her on Snapchat. She even gives followers a heads-up before she drops a new musical tirade, Sara claims, teasing what the lyrics will cover. Despite the apparent campaign of hate, Sara is surprisingly calm about the whole thing. 'If she messaged me to say, 'he's traumatising me and making me hate you,' I'd probably just take her out for lunch,' she said. 'Honestly, I'm not even mad. I'm just baffled.' The clip ends with Sara dubbing the woman a 'bloody menace' and joking that she needs her phone confiscated. Sara, who regularly shares advice for women dealing with toxic relationships and painful breakups, says she's no stranger to messy ex drama and she's here to help. Posting alongside the clip, she wrote: 'If you've been personally victimised by your ex's new relationship, or you've been the one doing the menacing due to the insecure corner they've pushed you into, drop me a DM.' 'I help women through these issues all day every day and make sure that you can start fresh.'
Time of India
9 hours ago
- Time of India
Tamil Nadu horror: Man slits 7-year-old daughter's throat; tries to end life after family dispute
CHENNAI: A 38-year-old man murdered his seven-year-old daughter by slitting her throat in a hotel room in Alandur early Tuesday morning before attempting to take his own life. The incident, reportedly driven by ongoing domestic issues. According to police, the man, identified as Sathish , a resident of Ayanavaram, checked into a hotel on MKN Road in Alandur around 11:30 p.m. on Monday with his daughter, Stephy Rose, a class II student. Sathish, who was involved in the business of buying and selling used electronic goods, left his home following a dispute with his wife, Rebecca. Police investigations revealed that Sathish and Rebecca were married for eight years and were experiencing ongoing marital problems. Rebecca recently filed a complaint against Sathish at the Otteri Police Station, accusing him of physical abuse and verbal harassment. Based on her complaint, the police warned Sathish and sent him away after an initial inquiry. You Can Also Check: Chennai AQI | Weather in Chennai | Bank Holidays in Chennai | Public Holidays in Chennai Following another argument on Monday night, Sathish left home with his daughter and booked a room at the hotel. Around 5:00 a.m. on Tuesday, he called his sister, Ketshiyal, and said he killed his daughter by slitting her throat and intended to end his own life. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo He then disconnected the call. Alarmed, Ketshiyal rushed to the hotel and informed the staff around 6:30 a.m. about her brother's message. Hotel employees, upon learning that Sathish was in room 213, attempted to contact him, but there was no response. Using a spare key, they entered the room and discovered the girl lying in a pool of blood with her throat slit. Sathish was also found with self-inflicted injuries and was in critical condition. The hotel staff immediately alerted the St Thomas Mount police. Officers arrived at the scene and arranged for an ambulance to transport Sathish to the Royapettah Govt Hospital, where he is undergoing treatment. His condition remains critical. Police recovered the body of the child and sent it to the Chromepet Govt Hospital for postmortem examination. An investigation officer said, 'Preliminary inquiries suggest that Sathish acted out of frustration following ongoing family disputes. We are continuing to investigate the circumstances and will proceed with legal action.' The St Thomas Mount police have registered a case and are conducting further inquiries.
Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Health
- Scottish Sun
I woke up from a three-day coma tied to a hospital bed with a brain-swelling virus after snorkelling on holiday
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) REBECCA Roskilly was terrified to wake up alone in a Turkish hospital with her legs strapped to the bed. The 30-year-old's ordeal grew even more frightening when she found out she had been in a coma for three days and was battling a killer brain infection. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 7 Rebecca Roskilly looked full of life just days before her holiday took a terrifying turn Credit: Kennedy Newsand Media 7 A relaxing snorkelling trip turned into a nightmare (pictured: Rebecca) Credit: Kennedy Newsand Media 7 The mum in hospital after waking from her coma Credit: Kennedy Newsand Media "I thought 'oh my god, I'm going to die'," the mum, from Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, said. Just days earlier, Rebecca had set off for a seven-day holiday in Marmaris, Turkey, with her husband Vincent Roskilly-Pearson, 28, and their four children. She had been snorkelling with her kids on a boat trip but avoided putting her head underwater as she suffers from tinnitus - a permanent ringing in the ears. This is after she burst her eardrum while scuba diving 10 years ago, an injury doctors believe may have made her more vulnerable to infection. By the time she had got back to the hotel, she started experiencing tinnitus symptoms, which often includes persistent ringing, buzzing, or whooshing sound in the ears. "I thought it could be something to do with the boat trip." she said. "Lots of things can trigger it [tinnitus] but mainly noise and if I get water into it. I do try to avoid getting water in my ear. "My children are very noisy so they add to the tinnitus so I thought maybe I just need some peace and quiet. She added: "I'm no stranger to ear pain so I did not think it was going to progress into this." The next day, the family planned to visit a waterpark, but Rebecca decided to stay behind at the hotel. 'MOST TRAUMATIC DAY OF MY LIFE' My son, 18, wrote his illness off as a hangover - hours later he was dead "I said to my husband 'my ear is still doing my head in so I won't be able to enjoy it. You take the girls and I'll stay at home with the baby'," she explained. But Vincent refused to leave her side because she "didn't look right." "We were told that if he had done that he would've come back to a dead body. He went against my judgement and stayed," Rebecca said. As Rebecca began losing consciousness, her husband called for an ambulance. They did a procedure on my ear and it was excruciating because they sawed my ear drum Rebecca Roskilly "I am so grateful my partner stayed with me and didn't go to the waterpark," she said. "I can be quite stubborn so I'm surprised I didn't just say 'no, just go'. I need to listen to him more." After being rushed to hospital, Rebecca was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis and swelling of the brain, which left her in a coma for three days. 7 The mum says husband Vincent saved her life by refusing to leave her side Credit: Kennedy Newsand Media 7 Rebecca's daughters Elizabeth, 7, Amelia, 2, and Sophia, 3 (left to right) pictured in Turkey before their mum fell seriously ill Credit: Kennedy Newsand Media 7 A scuba diving accident 10 years earlier had burst Rebecca's eardrum, leaving her vulnerable to infection Credit: Kennedy Newsand Media 'SUCH A NIGHTMARE' Once she woke up, doctors performed a procedure on her eardrum and believe the infection may have stemmed from an undiagnosed ear issue she picked up back in the UK. Rebecca said: "Apparently [the doctors] were trying to do procedures on me and because I was so confused I was getting aggressive and lashing out. "I had to be further sedated and restrained so they could actually find out what was wrong with me. That caused me to slip into a coma for three days. "Then I woke up properly and immediately was confused where my husband and children were and what was going on and realised my arms and legs were strapped to my bed. "It was shocking. I didn't believe it when they said three days. I wouldn't wish it on anyone." She added: "It was terrified waking up hearing about brain swelling because my dad died of a haemorrhage to the brain. "They did a procedure on my ear and it was excruciating because they sawed my ear drum." The family were due to fly back home on July 3, but are now waiting until Rebecca is fit to fly and she remains on an IV drip and has to take painkillers. What is meningitis and how you can you avoid getting it? MENINGITIS is an infection of the protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord (meninges). It can be very serious if not treated quickly - it can cause life-threatening sepsis and result in permanent damage to the brain or nerves. Symptoms include: a high temperature (fever) being sick a headache a rash that does not fade when a glass is rolled over it (but a rash will not always develop) a stiff neck a dislike of bright lights drowsiness or unresponsiveness seizures (fits) Call 999 for an ambulance or go to your nearest A&E immediately if you think you or someone you look after could have meningitis or sepsis. Meningitis is usually caused by a bacterial or viral infection. Bacterial meningitis is rarer but more serious than viral meningitis. Infections that cause meningitis can be spread through: sneezing coughing kissing Vaccinations offer some protection against certain causes of meningitis. These include the: MenB vaccine – offered to babies aged 8 weeks, followed by a second dose at 16 weeks and a booster at 1 year 6-in-1 vaccine – offered to babies at 8, 12 and 16 weeks of age pneumococcal vaccine – 2 doses offered to babies at 12 weeks and 1 year, and a single dose offered to adults aged 65 or over Hib/MenC vaccine – offered to babies at 1 year of age MMR vaccine – offered to babies at 1 year and a second dose at 3 years and 4 months MenACWY vaccine – offered to teenagers, sixth formers and "fresher" students going to university for the first time Source: NHS "I came on this lovely holiday with my family and never expected it to turn into such a nightmare," she said. Luckily, the parent had travel insurance but her friends set up a GoFundMe page to support the family while Rebecca is unable to work. Rebecca said: "We're just stranded here. They're going to try and get me on a normal flight but they're going to get me airport assistance. I'm able to do little walks but as far as getting around an airport I don't think I'll be able to do that. "It's hard to sit up for more than about 60 minutes at the moment without needing to lie back down because my head feels like it's spinning. It's day by day. "[The GoFundMe page] is absolutely incredible. "It's been a massive help and benefit because whether the insurance drags their heels a bit on sorting my family's accommodations, the insurers say they'll pay it back but that's to be seen. "There's other costs like food and drink for my children. "Because we're self employed we've got no income right now and we're missing out on a lot of markets and events that we do."
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Health
- Daily Mirror
Holidaying mum complains of earache - then ends up in a coma
A mum from Middleborough has undergone a terrifying health ordeal that has left her stranded in Turkey after she caught meningitis that led her to fall into a coma for three days A Yorkshire mum's holiday turned from paradise to hell after she developed meningitis and even ended up in a coma after a day out snorkelling in Turkey. Rebecca Roskilly, 30 and her husband, Vincent Roskilly-Pearson, 28, headed out on what was supposed to be a dream seven-day trip to Marmaris along with their four children. To keep their kids entertained, the family chose a day out on a boat trip with a chance to see some sea life while snorkelling. Rebecca suffers from tinnitus, a ringing in the ears, so she chose to keep her above the water to try not to exacerbate the issue. Despite her efforts, the pain and ringing in her ears became worse and worse, and after returning to the hotel, she assumed that it had been caused by the trip or her 'very noisy' kids. Taking some time away from some much-needed 'peace and quiet', she understandably ignored it, but on the last day of their trip, Rebecca had a terrifying scare when she suddenly 'lost consciousness', believing she could have died if Vincent had headed to the park without her. The baker, based in Middlesbrough, was quickly rushed to the hospital. Doctors diagnosed her with bacterial meningitis, and with the condition worsening and her brain starting to swell, she was left in a coma. Speaking on the terrifying experience, Rebeca said: "I came on this lovely holiday with my family and never expected it to turn into such a nightmare. I'd got off the boat to swim with our children and had a little snorkel but didn't actually put my head under the water because I'm not really meant to [due to bursting my ear drum 10 years ago when scuba diving]. "Once we got back to the hotel I started to suffer from tinnitus in my ears. I've always had it on and off but the doctors back home don't seem too keen to do much. I thought it could be something to do with the boat trip. I'm no stranger to ear pain so I did not think it was going to progress into this. "The day before we were meant to go home we had a trip to the waterpark planned and I said to my husband 'my ear is still doing my head in so I won't be able to enjoy it. You take the girls and I'll stay at home with the baby'. "My husband was like 'I don't think I'm going to do that because you just don't look right'. We were told that if he had done that he would've come back to a dead body. He went against my judgement and stayed." Three days later, Rebecca had pulled through, but the family is now stranded in Turkey until she is well enough to make the long flight home. To give the family some extra help while she is out of action, her friends set up a GoFundMe page that has quickly gathered up support, raising more than £1000 in just a few weeks. Making light of her terrifying health ordeal, Rebecca posted on social media: "when you make a joke about wanting to have a few extra days holiday then contract bacterial meningitis and slip into a coma for three days'." While in hospital, she had an operation on her eardrum, with many of the issues coming from an ear infection she had picked up before the holiday in the UK. But being confused and in a foreign hospital, Rebecca didn't want the procedure to go ahead, she added: "Apparently [the doctors] were trying to do procedures on me and because I was so confused I was getting aggressive and lashing out. "I had to be further sedated and restrained so they could actually find out what was wrong with me. That caused me to slip into a coma for three days. "Then I woke up properly and immediately was confused where my husband and children were and what was going on and realised my arms and legs were trapped to my bed. It was shocking. I didn't believe it when they said three days. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. "I was terrified waking up hearing about brain swelling because my dad died of a haemorrhage to the brain. I thought 'oh my god, I'm going to die'. I was panicking. They did a procedure on my ear and it was excruciating because they sawed my ear drum." Still attached to an IV drip and on some heavy-duty pain killers, the family missed their flight home scheduled for July 3, with the family patiently waiting for the right time to fly. Rebecca said: "We're just stranded here. They're going to try and get me on a normal flight but they're going to get me airport assistance. I'm able to do little walks but as far as getting around an airport I don't think I'll be able to do that. "It's hard to sit up for more than about 60 minutes at the moment without needing to lie back down because my head feels like it's spinning. It's day by day. "[The GoFundMe page] is absolutely incredible. It's been a massive help and benefit because whether the insurance drags their heels a bit on sorting my family's accommodations, the insurers say they'll pay it back but that's to be seen. "There's other costs like food and drink for my children. Because we're self employed we've got no income right now and we're missing out on a lot of markets and events that we do."
