Ally McCoist cracks up over pundit's Celtic penalty nightmare as Rangers legend blasts strike tally poser

Manori Ravindran International EditorAvi Armoza’s 17-year-old company Armoza Formats is becoming the Israeli production arm for ITV Studios, Variety can reveal.The business, which has specialized in global formats, will expand under the new structure to become Armoza Productions. Meanwhile, Armoza Formats will remain the development hub for new format IP and will continue to serve as the brand used for international distribution.Armoza told Variety that the company’s expansion boils down to “facing the challenges of the new world of television.”“With consolidation and the global streamers, and the fact that often you need to sell worldwide rights, how do you complement [your] income? It’s raised the importance of being a production company and being part of a production group,” said Armoza.

Mira Sorvino confessed she has 'always' harbored a 'wish' to star in a sequel of her beloved 1997 comedy Romy And Michele's High School Reunion.The 54-year-old actress co-starred with Lisa Kudrow in the romp about two failures who try to pass themselves off as successful businesswomen at their reunion.During an interview this Monday with Extra, Mira was asked a sequel was possible and replied: 'Look, for me that's always been a hope or a wish.' What if:Mira Sorvino confessed she has 'always' harbored a 'wish' to star in a sequel of her beloved 1997 comedy Romy And Michele's High School Reunion Throwback:The 54-year-old actress co-starred with Lisa Kudrow in the romp about two failures who try to pass themselves off as successful businesswomen at their reunionMira, who won an Oscar for the Woody Allen film Mighty Aphrodite shortly before Romy And Michele, added: 'People have a hunger for it and we'd love to do it.'The buzz about Romy And Michele came after Mira and Lisa reunited on the stage to present at the Screen Actors Guild Awards this Sunday.

Whether it be at home, out shopping, or heading on to yet another red carpet event with some of her fashionista friends, Ashley Benson knows how to wear her ensembles.And on Tuesday it was mission accomplished again when the Pretty Little Liars alum stepped out to pick up some lunch to-go fromThe Oaks Gourmet Market & Cafe in Los Angeles.The actress went with a classic American combination, in terms of casual-cool, in blue jeans with a black leather motorcycle jacket and matching cowboy boots. On the move: Ashley Benson, 32, stepped out to pick up some lunch to-go at a popular cafe in Los Angeles on TuesdayThe actress appeared to have a list of items in hand as she made her way from her parked vehicle to inside the cafe.While it hasn't been the hot and balmy temperatures some outsiders normally attribute to Southern California, it does still get glaring enough that Benson needed to don a pair of dark sunglasses.

EXCLUSIVE: UK network Channel 4 has commissioned a feature series following a brother-and-sister property development partnership helping families transform run-down houses into dream homes.

Jeremy is currently filming his second series of Clarkson’s Farm. The show details the ups and downs of life on Diddly Squat Farm and the farm shop. Film crews have been spotted on the farm since November and will reportedly continue to film until July.However, an official release date for the series has not yet been confirmed. Nevertheless, Jeremy opened up about a recent accident which took place near his land in Oxfordshire. Writing for The Sunday Times, he said, referring to an incident where he was driving a shabby BMW: “It was the noise that gave it away first.“A sort of shooshing sound, followed by the slow-motion staccato of the car’s antilock braking system fighting a losing battle with a surface that plainly had the mu characteristics of wet soap in a puddle of Fairy Liquid.“In short, I was driving on black ice.”Jeremy was left unharmed, yet shaken by the incident. 

Rewind Festival is getting ready to take music lovers on a wild trip back to the 80s, with a line-up of the decade's biggest stars and their greatest hits.

All GP practices in England will open on Saturdays under a contract update, according to reports.

Lionel Messi inspired Manchester City to a 2-0 FA Cup win at Peterborough.Pep Guardiola's men beat the Championship strugglers at London Road thanks to second half goals from Riyad Mahrez and Grealish to book their place in the quarter finals.Mahrez broke the deadlock on 60 minutes with his 19th goal of the season, before Grealish sealed the win seven minutes later with his first City goal since before Christmas.England ace Phil Foden set-up both goals - and Grealish admitted the City duo had been watching videos of Argentine icon Messi on the way to the game to get some inspiration.Grealish said: "What's funny is that before the game, while we were on the coach on the way to the game, I was sat next to Phil and we were scrolling through videos of [Lionel] Messi."After scoring he came up to me and said it was just like what we were watching." Grealish paid tribute to Ukrainian team-mate Oleksandr Zinchenko, who captained the side on his first appearance since Russia invaded his homeland. He added: "It's actually been quite emotional.

Chelsea to four different parties this week, according to Swiss businessman Hansjorg Wyss. Abramovich’s ownership of Chelsea has come under scrutiny over the past week following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Russian billionaire announced on Saturday that he had handed over “stewardship” of the club to the trustees of Chelsea’s charitable foundation.

Vladimir Putin has been mocked for his ridiculously long tables at the Kremlin when speaking to just one person. Social media users have suggested a range of hilarious reasons as to why Russia's leader prefers to sit at a 20-foot long table.

Ally McCoist admits he can accept officials getting decisions wrong against his team as he grows increasingly frustrated with VAR. The 57-year-old was Easter Road on Sunday as Martin Boyle drifted offside in the build-up to Hibs' equaliser against the Light Blues during a pulsating 2-2 draw.

Alfredo Morelos to forget about Ally McCoist comparisons and focus on improving himself. And he admits he used to wish for people to stop comparing him to Ian Wright when he was bursting onto the scene with West Ham back in the 1990s.The former Spurs star knows what it's like to have the weight of expectation of being compared to a legend on your shoulders but he's backed Morelos to continue doing what he's doing.

Alfredo Morelos’ commitment to the Ibrox cause after he put his battered body on the line in Gibraltar.The Colombian international was stretchered off with a gaping hole in his knee after a challenge from Dundee
United’s Ryan Edwards last Saturday.He got himself stitched up and then went out and unpicked Lincoln Red Imps on their artificial pitch on Thursday.That Europa League double saw him move to within one goal of Ally McCoist’s European record.Rangers boss Gerrard knows lesser characters would have ducked out of the trip to Gibraltar but the frontman once again proved to be the rock on which their Euro success was founded.The Colombian’s head had been turned earlier in the transfer window after Lille’s ongoing interest and he missed

Ally McCoist has joked his former team should sell Alfredo Morelos "immediately" after the Colombian move one behind him in the club's all-time European top scorer list. The 24-year-old's deadly double against Lincoln Red Imps lifted him to 20 goals and that has him on the verge of leapfrogging the club's ultimate marksmen.

Kemar Roofe 's injury, indicating the striker's quick thinking may have prevented a lengthy lay-off. The summer signing limped off in the first half of the 4-0 Europa League win over Lincoln Red Imps with a calf problem, the same issue that curtailed his season at Anderlecht.

Alfredo Morelos to smash Ally McCoist’s European scoring record after the Colombian moved to within one strike of the Rangers legend’s 21-goal haul. But the Light Blues boss warned Morelos he’ll have to stay and help bring major silverware to Ibrox before he can put in the same bracket as McCoist.Morelos bagged a brace - his second the club’s landmark 500th in European competition - after coming on at half-time in last night’s 5-0 romp over Lincoln Red Imps to set up a Europa League third qualifying round trip to Holland next week against Willem II.

Alfredo Morelos is edging closer to a European record after his latest all-action continental display. The Colombian hitman grabbed a double against Lincoln Red Imps to take him up to 20 goals for Rangers on the European stage.

Rangers legend defending the SPFL against his colleague's digs.O'Hara previously claimed Steven Gerrard would be taking on a "bigger job" if he swapped Ibrox for Bournemouth.And the former Tottenham midfielder went on the wind-up again on Thursday morning after host Alan Brazil asked McCoist if West Ham could look to the Scottish Premiership for a centre-back as Burnley continue to hold firm over James Tarkowski.It's reported the Hammers have turned down multiple bids for the defender.But before McCoist could answer, O'Hara jumped in.He said on talkSPORT : "He can't even think of one! He don't even know one, there's no one near it!"But McCoist refused to clamp down on the bait, instead turning the tables to cite Virgil van Dijk 's move from

BBC decided they wanted to change the setup. And Rangers legend McCoist heaped praise on Barker after spending 11 years as a team captain between 1996 and 2007, when he left to return to Ibrox as assistant manager under Walter Smith.

Dundee United 's opposition to Rangers' being re-admitted to the old SPL.But the Ibrox legend concedes it's time for the two rivals to bury the hatchet of 2012.McCoist was Rangers boss when 10 top-flight teams railed against the club being granted a place in the division following liquidation eight years.Many Rangers fans felt then-Tannadice chairman Stephen Thompson's vocal opposition was the catalyst for the landslide vote that followed.The two teams are set to meet again this Saturday in Glasgow and while McCoist reckons it's time to move on from past grudges, he admits there's little chance the episode will ever completely escape his memory."I certainly don't forget, that's for sure," he told BT Sport when asked by host Darrell Currie

Ally McCoist has delivered a fresh dig aimed at Celtic after he was queried on the date of the opening clash between the great rivals. The 57-year-old was apoplectic in July when he found out Scottish football's marquee match-up wouldn't take place until October as he jibed it was down to the 'luck of the computer'.Scottish football will stage two test events this week but First Minister Nicola Sturgeon hinted she could "put the brakes on" on fans returning on a regular basis.