Ally McCoist fires cheeky Rangers welcome as legendary boss Walter Smith joins Instagram

She is well known for showing off her impeccable form on catwalks and in promotional campaigns for Victoria's Secret.And on Thursday, Jourdan Dunn shared an insight into her dreamlike vacation in Jamaica as she posted a video and several photos to her Instagram Story.The 31-year-old fashion industry personality appeared to be enjoying her time in paradise as she held a drink while floating in the calm Caribbean waters. Having fun:Jourdan Dunn shared an insight into her dreamlike vacation in Jamaica as she posted a video and several photos to her Instagram Story Hot stuff!Dunn wore a sparkling dual-tone bikini that left little to the imagination of her 3.1 million followers while taking the videoDunn wore a sparkling dual-tone bikini that left little to the imagination of her 3.1 million followers while taking the video.The fashion industry personality also wore an equally eye-catching blue bottom that prominently showed off her toned upper thighs.

“The Gilded Age” star — who plays the penniless blue-blood Marian Brook — discussed some of the three-time Oscar winner’s most annoying habits a recent late-night appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!“Host Jimmy Kimmel asked the 30-year-old if Streep, 72, irks the young starlet from time to time.“Of course,” Jacobson replied. She also divulged the cute nickname the “Don’t Look Up” star has for her youngest child: “Pickle!”Jacobson recalled a moment when her mom was worried about her.

that American players are always complaining that Wordle is too hard. A recent study by data compiler Wordtips found that the US doesn’t even place in the top 10 when it comes to prowess at the viral New York Times-owned puzzle, in which players get six tries — or turns — to guess a new five-letter word each dayWordle ability was judged on the average number of attempts it took each country’s players to guess the correct answer.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorA+E Networks has set a broad content production and business development venture with Range Media Partners, the talent management startup that launched 16 months ago by CAA and Entertainment One alum Peter Micelli.As part of the deal, A+E Networks has taken a minority stake in Range, which has grown quickly with a roster of talent managers and executives, from across film, TV, music, talent representation, production, activism, branded content and venture strategy. A+E Networks is home to cable stalwarts A&E Network, History and Lifetime, the A+E Studios banner and a growing collection of FAST streaming channels.The deal calls for A+E Studios to serve as Range’s production partner on scripted project.

Kanye West’s terrifying videos about Pete Davidson, the 28-year-old is truly living out his dreams. Davidson has experienced a lot on earth- not only is he is a successful actor and comedian, but he’s also dating the one and only Kim Kardashian. While the guy seems to have it all, there’s one thing he’s ready to try next- space.Davidson might have always been interested in space, but now he has the right connections, specifically, Jeff Bezos, who seems more than happy to make his dreams come true.

Christian Nodal knew early in his career that money can make you lose track of what matters in life. According to the singer, his fame and income made him associate happiness with luxury cars or expensive jewelry.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched “Laser Baby’s Day Out,” the first episode of Amazon Prime Video’s “The Boys Presents: Diabolical.”Longtime buddies and producing partners Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have been “obsessed” with Buster Keaton and Jackie Chan for the past few years, and the idea of “doing something that had no words, no dialogue and purely physical humor.” Enter the offshoot of “The Boys,” which they executive produce, Amazon’s animated shorts anthology series, “The Boys Presents: Diabolical,” which launched Friday with all eight-episodes: the first being the Rogen and Goldberg-written “Laser Baby’s Day Out.”“We’d been messing around with some live-action movie ideas,” Goldberg told Variety. “And then when the idea to make the ‘Diabolical’ show came around, we were like, this is perfect.

Zack Sharf HBO is defending “Euphoria” against reports claiming that production of the series’ second season was toxic and violated SAG-AFTRA stipulations. The network stressed in a statement to Variety that “the well-being of cast and crew on our productions is always a top priority.” HBO said “Euphoria” Season 2 was produced in “full compliance with all safety guidelines and guild protocols.”The full statement from HBO reads: “The well-being of cast and crew on our productions is always a top priority.

, Aidy Bryant has gone on to earn three Emmy nominations and become a cast favorite during her 10 years on the sketch series. “I’m super, super proud,” Bryant tells ET’s Will Marfuggi while promoting her new role as a love bug named Emmy on the spinoff . “I think it’s a really good group,” Bryant continues.

Ally McCoist was left in raptures after Declan Rice offered a pointed title quip following Celtic's loss to Ross County.The West Ham midfielder appeared on TalkSPORT to discuss his side's extraordinary form under David Moyes.A win over Tottenham lifted the Hammers into the top four, though the manager insists that a Champions League place is not within their reach.Rice, who represented Ireland at international level before switching to England, discussed Moyes' impact, the dressing room atmosphere and cult hero Tomas Soucek.But he couldn't resist a mention of Rangers, with Steven Gerrard's side on the verge of the title and McCoist on the other end of the line.Before signing off Rice asked: "Can I ask Ally something?"How does it feel to

Rangers being contenders in the Europa League - only to be taken to task by Ibrox hero Kris Boyd.Steven Gerrard's side are unbeaten in Europe this season and put one foot in the last 16 with a dramatic victory over Royal Antwerp on Thursday night.That has fans dreaming of a run similar to Walter Smith's side of 2007-08, who went all the way to the final before losing to Zenit St Petersburg.But former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood is adamant that only only an English Premier League side can dream of lifting the trophy.Asked on Soccer Saturday to rank the favourites to go all the way he insisted: "Man United, then Tottenham, then Leicester and then Arsenal.

Champions League.An unbeaten season has Steven Gerrard's side just four wins from the title, which could be officially sealed at Celtic Park next month.That will obviously be the big party but another huge milestone is within touching distance.If Rangers pick up at least a point at Ibrox on Sunday they will officially seal their place in next season's Champions League.That would put them on 80 points while third-placed Hibs can only reach a total of 79 even if they win every game between now and the end of the season.With two teams in the Champions League this season one more point will mean a second qualifying round berth at the very least.Rangers have not been in Europe's top competition since the 2011-12 season when Ally McCoist's side

Rangers manager.When he left legendary Ibrox gaffer Walter Smith disappointed he knew all about it.Sometimes, it wasn’t that intimidating stare if you crossed a line with Smith.

Walter Smith’s record of European wins with Rangers in Belgium the other night – but he still looks up to the legendary Ibrox manager. And the Gers boss revealed the club great has even played a part in the current side matching his feats in continental competition.

Rangers amid the fallout from the Covid rule breaches at the club after Chris Sutton put him on the spot. The Scottish Government has previously put both Aberdeen and Celtic's seasons on hold following protocol breaches at both clubs.This week Ibrox boss Steven Gerrard confirmed that five players - Bongani Zungu, Nathan Patterson, Calvin Bassey, Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear - have all been removed from the squad and are now self-isolating after going against guidelines.

Ally McCoist has celebrated another Europa League success for Steven Gerrard's men in an outrageous Instagram clip.The record Ibrox goalscorer was picked as part of BT Sport's punditry crew for Thursday's European action.And he must have been watching through his fingers as the Ibrox men twice came from behind to snatch a dramatic 4-3 win in Belgium over Royal Antwerp.Joe Aribo's opener in the first half might have tricked some fans into believing they were in for an easy ride.But a quick one-two combination from the hosts, through a Felipe Avenatti header and Lior Refaelov's penalty, saw the side unbeaten on the continent so far trail at the break.Borna Barisic's penalty evened things up before Martin Hongla's stunning strike handed the

Steven Gerrard saluted Walter Smith for his guidance after equalling the Ibrox icon's mammoth haul of wins on the continent.A 4-3 win at Royal Antwerp handed Gerrard his 23rd Europa League success, having come from behind twice before Borna Barisic's late penalty decided the game.The thrilling victory ensured he tied Smith's record of European wins in the hotseat.Although the current gaffer isn't too bothered about that, he paid tribute to the club legend who has been his "unofficial mentor" since arriving in the summer of 2018.Gerrard said: "I've got nothing but respect for Walter Smith, Dick Advocaat and all the other managers that have gone before me."I don't deserve to be in the same breath or conversation as those managers because

Ally McCoist.With the game poised at 1-1 Lior Refaelov went down under the challenge of Steven Davis, with referee Georgi Kabakov pointing to the spot.The Israeli international stepped up to convert but the Rangers players were incensed that VAR didn't get involved.However, there are strict rules about when the video assistants can invite a referee to review his decision.For objective decisions such as offside or mistaken identity the man in the middle will simply be informed of an error, but for anything else Kabakov would have had to review it himself.And the referee can only be called to review "clear and obvious mistakes" on the pitchside monitor.VAR cannot call for a review without "clear evidence for a serious mistake", and Davis did

Ally McCoist's recent efforts as both a commentator and a pundit.The former Rangers striker and boss has proven himself to be one of the most entertaining in the business and a recent highlight of Scottish football's coverage.However, even the top professionals can be left red-faced and McCoist was caught in a live on-air gaffe ahead of Rangers' Europa League clash with with Royal Antwerp.The Light Blues legend was on BT Sport running through the starting line-up for the last 32 first leg.McCoist was talking up Steven Gerrard's decision to make changes to the flanks with Ryan Kent dropping to the bench.The 24-year-old attacker has been an ever-present throughout the Premiership campaign but Scott Arfield was been drafted in for the last 32

Ally McCoist locked horns on-air as the popular punditry pair discussed recent disciplinary charges for Celtic and Rangers players.Albian Ajeti's citation for diving against Kilmarnock last week was thrown out following an appeal from Neil Lennon but Steven Gerrard's side were unable to stop Kemar Roofe from copping a two-game ban for a tackle on St Johnstone's Murray Davidson.Sutton reckons there should be more than just Glasgow-based players up in the dock though as he slammed the SFA for seeming to pick and choose who receives notices of complaint.But former Ibrox striker McCoist believes his old club are in the firing line more often than any other as he joked "it must be bad luck".Sutton started the debate when he told BT Sport's

Rangers manager with pride, but also a tinge of regret that he took charge in the most unusual and turbulent of times.The legendary striker took over from Walter Smith in the 2011/12 season but by February, owner Craig Whyte had put the club into administration.As the financial crisis engulfing the club deepened, the men from Govan ended up in Scotland's bottom tier and it was McCoist's job to bring them back.