The Latest Breaking News from John Hughes

John Hughes admits he feels disrespected after being blanked by former club Hibs, Aberdeen and Motherwell over job vacancies.

The former Easter Road boss says he's not heard anything back from his old club or two other clubs on job openings.

There were not many music events then, and he said he went to video a 1916 proclamation event at the GPO

In June of last year, the Guardian revealed that John Hughes’ Miles Franklin-longlisted novel The Dogs contained material lifted from The Unwomanly Face of War, a book by Nobel Prize-winning Belarusian journalist Svetlana Alexievich. When approached about this, Hughes apologised for the transgression, describing the plagiarism as unintentional.

An earlier alleged assault in the same store was not caught on camera

The 'Happy Death Day' and 'Freaky' director makes a pivot to the family comedy with his new Netflix movie starring David Harbour as a ghost.

Hughes has been out of work since suffering relegation with Dunfermline but Motherwell are said to be considering him.

Paul Dooley had been a character actor, a commercial pitchman, a Broadway thespian, and a stand-up comedian by the time writer-director John Hughes cast him as the father of Molly Ringwald in 1984’s “Sixteen Candles.”

An inquiry has heard how police missed key evidence in the murder of a bisexual North Sydney man killed by his friend who struck his head with a tape dispenser.