3 talking points as Celtic survive late Motherwell scare to make it two wins on the bounce

Alec Baldwin is once again finding himself in the hot seat over his involvement in the deadly Rust shooting that took place on October 21. This time, Halyna Hutchins’ family is suing him for wrongful death — and they’re claiming he completely lied about not pulling the trigger.

Just days after SEAL Team was renewed for Season 6 by Paramount+, the military drama also has received an order for a stand-alone movie from the streamer. Additionally, NCIS: Sydney, an offshoot from the venerable crime drama franchise, has been commissioned by Paramount+ Australia and the country’s ViacomCBS-owned Network 10. The projects, announced during the ViacomCBS Investor presentation, come from CBS Studios which is tapping into the studio’s IP to expand two of its current series/franchises.

John Krasinski announced during the ViacomCBS Investory Day that there’s a third, brand new Quiet Place debuting in 2025. The pic is currently in development.

X Factor star Cher Lloyd has shared a rare glimpse into her idyllic family life as she shared a gushing tribute to her growing family on Valentine’s DayTaking to Instagram on Monday, Cher, 28, shared a series of black and white loved-up snaps with husband Craig Monk and as they gaze lovingly at their three-year-old daughter, Delilah-Rae.The former singer - who celebrated her eighth wedding anniversary with Crag in November - also shared a cosy shot of the pair on her Story to her 2.4million Instagram followers, captioned: “I'll love him forever.”In another black and white image, the songstress looked every inch the doting mother as she gazed adoringly at their daughter, who the pair welcomed in 2018.Cher shocked fans back in 2013 when she tied the knot with Craig after less than a year of dating.Her spokesman confirmed the happy news at the time saying: “Cher and Craig are married but all other details are private.”Cher, who found fame on the X Factor in 2010 aged just 16, has opened up about the 'extremely challenging' time she faced during her time on the show.Chatting to Rylan Clark about how she handled the paparazzi at such a young age, the Swagger Jagger singer admitted she "felt really vulnerable" during her stint on the now-axed ITV show."I just always remember knowing not to wear a skirt without shorts," Cher confessed on the Ry-Union podcast last yearShe said: “At times I'd get really angry. I felt angry because I'd go to a rehearsal, leave the studio, and chased on my own, chased by a group of 20 to 25 men with cameras.“I just felt really vulnerable.

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Premio Lo Nuestro is becoming a can't-miss event!The second round of performers were announced by Univision on Tuesday, and include Anitta, Pitbull, Manuel Turizo and more.The Brazilian singer and urban star Justin Quiles will premiere on TV the remix version of “Envolver.” Anitta will also perform her song “No Chão Novinha." Chimbala and El Alfa will perform with previously announced artist Natti Natasha. El Fantasma, Pepe Aguilar, Elvis Martinez, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Yuri, Manuel Turizo, Ovi, Gente de Zona, IAmChino and Deorro will also take the stage.The new artists join previously announced performers Sebastián Yatra, CNCO, Laura Pausini, and Sting, among others.

photographer Frank de Beer told Caters News Agency of the acci-dental video, which was filmed in Balule Nature Reserve on Feb. 7.The fotog reportedly got the jaw-some shot by leaving the video camera on a dirt path frequented by lions in an effort to get one of the big cats to pick it up in its maw.

Premier League side during his time there. But his style - on and off the pitch - wasn’t for everyone. Speaking exclusively to Ladbrokes at the launch of its 5-A-Side bet on West Ham v Leicester, Allardyce said: “In all fairness, I always had a lot of respect for Arsene [Wenger], but trying to wind him up was a nice thing for me to be able to do.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been tipped to make a sensational return to management with Aberdeen just three months after being sacked by Manchester United.The Scottish Premiership side are currently searching for a new manager after firing Stephen Glass following their Scottish Cup defeat to Motherwell on Saturday, and former Aberdeen and Arsenal forward Charlie Nicolas says a move for Solskjaer would "show ambition"."If Aberdeen really want to make a statement they should go and make an attempt to speak to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer," Nicolas told the Daily Express."I was thinking about managerial options for my old club and I would love them to go out and make a real statement of intent."Why not go and ask the former Manchester United manager if he is interested? He can only say no, but if you don't ask you don't get," Nicolas added."People might say he has just managed one of the biggest clubs in the world, why would he even consider Aberdeen?"I know and I get that but if you look at Solskjaer's CV away from United it has been at the likes of Molde and Cardiff.

Kim Kardashian' has been acquitted of her murder in a so-called 'honour killing' less than three years after being convicted.Qandeel Baloch, 26, whose real name was Fauzia Azeem, was strangled to death in 2016 with her brother later found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison.Muhammad Waseem claimed at the time of his sister's death that she had brought shame on their family for challenging traditional views of women. But less that three years since Waseem's eventual jailing in September 2019, his defence lawyer Sardar Mehboob said on Monday that “he has been fully acquitted” by an appeals court in Multan.

EXCLUSIVE: After several fits and starts, the next Star Trek film is gearing up to begin production by year’s end. Paramount has begun talks with Chris Pine to reprise as James T. Kirk, and the intention is to engage to bring back aboard Zachary Quinto as Spock, Zoe Saldana as Lieutenant Uhura, Karl Urban as Dr. Bones McCoy, John Cho as Sulu and Simon Pegg as Scotty. Deadline revealed last summer that Paramount and producer JJ Abrams hired Matt Shakman to direct, fresh from the triumph of the Marvel/Disney+ series WandaVision, just after the series was nominated for 23 Emmys. Shakman has been supervising a draft by Josh Friedman and Cameron Squires, based off a draft by Lindsey Beer and Geneva Robertson-Dworet.

Gwen Stefani, 52, is looking back at what is surely one of the best days of her life with a new video on Instagram. The singer shared a never-before-seen clip of her and her husband Blake Shelton, 45, cuddling and kissing her youngest son Apollo, 7, whom she shares with ex-husband Gavin Rossdale, during their wedding reception last summer.

Tara Reid, 46, celebrated Valentine’s Day by going out to a romantic dinner with her boyfriend Nathan Montpetit-Howar, 37. The American Pie actress dazzled in a strapless red mini dress made of satin. Her skirt was ruffled at the bottom in a way that resembled rose petals, making it a great fit for Valentine’s Day. She also rocked a black blazer to combat the nighttime chill and held an adorable red clutch.

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Rebel Wilson's latest picture. The star took to Instagram to share an adorable selfie with her two rarely seen sisters and the trio couldn't be more alike.MORE: Rebel Wilson enjoys nail-biting football game looking fabulous with star-studded crowdThe Wilson sisters had a Galentine's Day full of activities around Los Angeles, and Rebel gave fans a glimpse of their fabulous excursions. The picture commemorating the sisters' reunion in California features the three looking impossibly similar, as they all sport big cat-eye sunglasses, the same platinum blonde hair and pose with their hands extended as if blowing a kiss. WATCH: Rebel presents Cincinnati Bengals' quarterback Joe Burrow with NFL HonorMORE: Rebel Wilson, Taraji P.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterParamount Plus is mining even more Nickelodeon content to fill out its content slate.The streamer announced a slew of new projects that will be produced by Nickelodeon and Nickelodeon Animation as part of the ViacomCBS investor day presentation on Feb. 15.

Kilmarnock must find a cutting edge after his dug-out return ended in defeat to Motherwell to plunge his side deeper into relegation trouble. Allan Campbell’s second half strike at Rugby Park pushed the Steelmen closer to the stop six while making it six defeats on the spin for the Ayrshiremen. Wright must now pick his troops up for tough back to back away games at Ibrox and Pittodrie in their battle to beat the drop but insists there was plenty to be encouraged by on his bow.

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Despite suffering nightmare starts to both halves - Stephen Walsh headed Celtic ahead after just one minute and Odsonne Edouard doubled their advantage six minutes into the second half - Motherwell showed great character to mount late pressure.Allan Campbell pulled a goal back for the Steelemen on 66 minutes and they pressed valiantly for an equaliser in the closing stages.Since taking over from Stephen Robinson, Alexander has overseen an upturn in performances and the former Scotland international insists he’s attempting to change the mentality of his players.He told the Motherwell website: “We don’t just want to go back to what the history books tell us.

Celtic to pin the champions back towards the end.After Stephen Welsh and Odsonne Edouard had put Neil Lennon's men in the driving seat, Allan Campbell pulled a goal back.Motherwell pressed the champions late in the second half and almost grabbed a dramatic draw at the death when Harry Smith's header was cleared off the line by Diego Laxalt.Alexander says no-one could have begrudged them a point if they'd managed to pull it off – but was still pleased with his team's display.He said afterwards: “At half time we talked about contributing more to the game in possession ourselves, which we did.“Obviously the goal at the start of the second half gave them a cushion but I thought we grew into the game and showed more confidence on the ball.