Ally McCoist cracks under Rangers grilling as Alan Brazil extracts confession out of worried Ibrox icon

Brendan Fraser is seemingly a surefire lock for his first Oscar nomination for his performance in The Whale, with the actor reflecting on a sequel that never was.The 54-year-old actor starred in the 1997 Disney film George of the Jungle, based on the popular 1960s animated TV series of the same name, with Fraser recently revealing he starved himself for the role.The film, which also starred Leslie Mann, Thomas Haden Church and Richard Roundtree, was a modest success, earning $174 million worldwide from a $55 million budget, though when Disney approached Fraser for a sequel, they didn't seem to want to pay him accordingly. Oscar lock: Brendan Fraser is seemingly a surefire lock for his first Oscar nomination for his performance in The Whale, with the actor reflecting on a sequel that never was Brendan as George: The 54-year-old actor starred in the 1997 Disney film George of the Jungle, based on the popular 1960s animated TV series of the same name, with Fraser recently revealing he starved himself for the role A sequel did ultimately happen, though it went straight-to-video, with Christopher Showerman replacing Fraser as George and Julie Benz replacing Mann as Ursula, with Thomas Haden Church, John Cleese and Keith Scott reprising their roles.When asked about the sequel in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Fraser referenced a scene in the 2003 follow-up where Disney seemingly referenced their own lowball offer to Fraser.

The crowd at the Microsoft Theater for The Game Awards were treated to quite the surprise when Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino took to the stage to present.Host Geoff Keighley announced the 82-year-old actor was presenting the first award - Best Performance - which seemed to stun some in the crowd, including Best Performance nominee Manon Gage (Immortality).The Scarface star - who was busy filming Billy Knight in Los Angeles back in October - was all smiles, taking to the stage in a black suit with no tie and a black scarf, as he told the crowd, 'So cool! Thank you!' Surprise: The crowd at the Microsoft Theater for The Game Awards were treated to quite the surprise when Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino took to the stage to present Surprised: Host Geoff Keighley announced the 82-year-old actor was presenting the first award - Best Performance - which seemed to stun some in the crowd, including Best Performance nominee Manon Gage (Immortality)'This is... an experience for me, one I didn't expect, but here I am,' Pacino began with a laugh.'It may come as a shock to you but...

Mary Fitzgerald put on a busty display as she arrived to the West Hollywood set of Netflix's Selling Sunset on Thursday afternoon.The realtor, 42 - who recently attended the People's Choice Awards - rocked a low-cut white crop top beneath a mint green tweed jacket with flashy gold buttons.She highlighted her enviably toned legs in a pair of skintight blue jeans and sky-high white leather heels. Busty: Mary Fitzgerald put on a busty display as she arrived to the West Hollywood set of Netflix's Selling Sunset on Thursday afternoonMary's bleach blonde hair was swept up in a voluminous, curly ponytail with braided roots.She carried a glittery silver handbag in one hand and a fresh iced latte in the other.

Jennifer Lawrence bundled up against the December chill when she was spotted Thursday in New York City, where she lives.The 32-year-old Oscar winner wrapped herself in a brown anorak and pulled on a burnt-orange knit cap to ward off the crisp cold air.Her latest sighting comes after she walked back her recent claim that she was the first-ever woman to be cast as the lead of an action movie despite the likes of Sigourney Weaver and Angelina Jolie heading franchises long before her. City girl: Jennifer Lawrence bundled up against the December chill when she was spotted Thursday in New York City, where she livesIn a statement to THR, the Academy Award-winner said her remark 'came out wrong' and that meant to express how 'good it feels' to be feminine force in a male dominated genre.

Whoa! One of the families of the murdered University of Idaho students is planning to hire an attorney to force information from police!

MASTERCHEF: The Professionals reckon they've figured out who is likely to win. Viewers tonight insisted there's just one chef Marcus Wareing wants to see triumphing - Charlie Jeffreys.

NICK Carter has been accused of "raping an underaged autistic fan with cerebral palsy" who claimed she has feared the repercussions of telling her story for decades. The now-39-year-old alleged the now-42-year-old left "bruises" on her body during the 2001 incident on his tour bus.

Deadline has confirmed that Hustlers director Lorene Scafaria is taking on Paramount’s Bee Gees movie as John Carney steps back.

Trevor Noah is saying goodbye to The Daily Show after seven years.

A nurse has told how Rangers legend Ally McCoist changed her life by helping her win £82,000 on a TV game show.

David Martindale is under no illusion of the task that lies ahead of Livingston when they travel to face Hearts on Saturday. That is because he reckons Robbie Neilson's side are capable of pushing Celtic and Rangers at the top of the Scottish Premiership table.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst declared the title race on as he ordered his Rangers side to go into the winter break on a high before recharging their batteries for a huge push in the second half of the season.

The Scottish Premiership is about to go into cold storage but the heat will really be turned up on Giovanni van Bronckhorst if he fails to get a victory in this penultimate game before the winter shutdown.

Hearts’ appeal against Jorge Grant 's red card has been dismissed.

Ally McCoist insists the reason Rangers are struggling isn’t “rocket science.”

Gio van Bronckhorst is in a fight for his Rangers job after losing 2-1 to St Johnstone on Sunday.

Rangers icon Ally McCoist believes the call to award a penalty for handball against Celtic defender Alexandro Bernabei is the latest "scandalous" VAR decision to hit Scottish football.

Ally McCoist helped a contestant on game show The Wheel make history by landing a whopping £82,000. The Rangers and Scotland legend appeared as one of the celebrities on Michael McIntyre’s popular Saturday night TV hit.

Cheeky Ally McCoist attempted to defend Rangers after they became they were named the worst ever Champions League team - by pointed to the coefficient.