Condescending Nicola Sturgeon singled out Celtic and Aberdeen but Rangers treatment highlights her inconsistency - Chris Sutton

Another Instagram feud. Kanye West took to social media again to inform followers that Kid Cudi won’t appear on his next album, Donda 2.

Rapper Kodak Black, 24, has been identified as one of the three victims shot outside the after-party on Friday night, according to NBC News. A police report previously stated that the victims of the incident were a 19-year-old male, a 24-year-old male, and a 60-year-old male. Kodak was reportedly transported to the hospital while other victims were treated on scene. All victims, including Kodak, are reportedly in stable condition. HollywoodLife reached out to Kodak Black’s reps for comment but received no response.

Harry Styles has been spotted filming on a giant bed on wheels in front of Buckingham Palace.The former One Direction star, 28, thrilled onlookers as he lay on top of a bed on The Mall in central London, accompanied by two musicians who were holding a guitar and a drum.Videos posted on social media showed the Watermelon Sugar singer, who will be headlining Coachella 2022, moving along the famous road while tucked into the big bed and surrounded by retro cars.Known for his quirky fashion sense, Styles was dressed in what appeared to be brown pyjamas with blue polka dots, finishing off the look with a lime green and pink scarf.One onlooker, who gave her name as Ana, said it was ‘so surreal’.The 21-year-old, who moved to London from India for university, told the PA news agency: ‘I was just taking a stroll in London and there he was, doing the most Harry thing ever, riding on a bed across the Buckingham Palace.‘I’m from India, I’ve loved him since his X Factor days but this is the first time I’ve seen him in (the) flesh.‘He doesn’t feel real and having just moved to the UK, it felt so homely to see someone I’ve looked up to all my life.

The Masked Singer UK season 3 saw Panda race to the top as they were crowned the winner of the 2022 series, revealing Natalie Imbruglia under the mask.It was a tight competition right to the very end, as runner-up Charlotte Church was unmasked as Mushroom and Westlife singer Mark Feehily finished in third place as Robobunny.Natalie has enjoyed an impressive musical and acting career, having played a role on Neighbours in her teenage years before going on to achieve chart-topping success as a solo artist.The musician’s song Torn is as beautiful and timeless now as it was when it came out in the 1990s, with the artist releasing her sixth studio album in 2021.Here’s what you need to know about the star.Natalie is 47 years old, having been born on February 4 1975 in Sydney Australia.She was born the second of two daughters to her parents, Maxene Anderson and Elliot Imbruglia.Having grown up in Berkeley Vale, New South Wales, Natalie moved to Sydney with her family when she was 15 years old, where she studied various forms of dance.When she was 16 years old, she was cast in soap opera Neighbours, playing the role of the sweet-natured Beth Brennan for the first time in 1992.Beth’s main relationship on the show was with Brad Willis (Scott Michaelson), with the pair going through a tumultuous journey that saw Beth leave Brad at the altar on their wedding day after finding out that he was cheating on her.However, in the end the pair were married during a second wedding ceremony, with the actors leaving the soap in a storyline that saw their characters move from Erinsborough to Perth.Natalie’s final appearance on Neighbours was in 1994.Some of Natalie’s other TV appearances including guest judging on The X Factor and appearing on

Kodak Black has reportedly been shot in an altercation in West Hollywood, with two other victims also sustaining gunshot wounds.The 24-year-old rapper from Florida, who was born Dieuson Octave before changing his name to Bill Kapri, is said to have been shot outside a bar in West Hollywood, California on Saturday after a fight broke out.According to NBC News, law enforcement sources informed the publication that the musicians and the two other victims, aged 19 and 60, were taken to a hospital nearby.All are expected to recover from their injuries, which are said to not be life-threatening, while it has also been reported that another individual was also injured.The shooting is said to have taken place outside a venue in LA that was hosting an afterparty following Justin Bieber’s concert at the Pacific Design Center at a Super Bowl Homecoming weekend event.An investigation is currently underway, with an LAPD spokesperson saying that the victims were shot after coming out of a club on N La Cienega Boulevard, in the midst of a brawl.Footage obtained by TMZ appeared to show Kapri posing with fans, with several people holding up their phones to film him.The footage then cut to another moment, when a group of people were fighting in the middle of the road, before the sound of apparent gunshots could be heard.An individual was shown lying on the ground as others stood around them, with people in the vicinity continuing to film on their phones.Police officers were shown at the scene, as a person was filmed sitting on a sidewalk with one of their shoes taken off, their bare foot resting on the road.On Saturday, Bieber and Hailey Baldwin were photographed rushing away from a restaurant in Hollywood The Nice Guy as three people

McKay’s case. Now.I listened to the head of Scottish Rugby, Mark Dodson, during the week saying McKay will not be leaving early to take up the chief executive post at Parkhead but staying until his notice period is up.Celtic need to fix that.

Ally McCoist clashed on-air over the Rangers legend accusing Celtic of displaying arrogance in their pursuit of 10 In A Row.Boss Neil Lennon resigned earlier this week with the club's pursuit of a historic decade of dominance lying in ruins.Rangers sit 18 points clear of their rivals in the Premiership table and McCoist has alleged some at the club treated the fabled feat as a mere formality.However, on BT Sport's Scottish Football Extra, Parkhead legend and Record Sport columnist Sutton disputed that narrative, challenging his punditry pal to produce some evidence.And McCoist quickly fired back with five examples he reckons proves there's been complacency at Celtic.Here's how their exchange unfolded.McCoist: "Let's not be influenced by

Europa League as they dispatched Royal Antwerp 5-2 at Ibrox.It was another thriller for Steven Gerrard's side who sealed a 9-5 aggregate win to advance to the next round.There was plenty to talk about, from seven goals and two penalties to an act of fine sportsmanship for Alfredo Morelos.There's also the matter of who Rangers will face in Friday's draw as they look to go one better than last season's European showing.Here's what the pundits had to say about Thursday's win."Absolutely unbelievable.

Celtic legend.Whatever you think of what has happened this season, don’t forget what has gone before.This has been a sad end to his second managerial stint and it’s not the way it was supposed to finish.Neil has been a magnificent servant to the club and he was going to go down in history as the man who led the club to the Ten.The wheels have blown off spectacularly and there have been so many factors which have contributed to that.Listen, I’m not going to sit here and change my feelings on the situation.I’ve said for months that it was over and none of that gave me any pleasure.

Celtic fans as the Hoops fell to defeat against what was the Scottish Premiership's bottom club Ross County. A Jordan White powerful header was enough to ensure that all three points stayed in the Highlands in another night of pain for Neil Lennon.

Chris Sutton has gone toe-to-toe with an irate Liverpool fan calling for Jurgen Klopp's head in the wake of the nightmare Merseyside derby defeat to Everton.The wretched 2-0 defeat for the Premier League champions leaves them facing an almighty battle to claim a place in the top four as they watched their rivals win at Anfield for the first time since 1999.Unsubstantiated rumours were rife last weekend that Klopp was ready to call time on his Liverpool stay but that was later rubbished by the manager himself.

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.

Celtic star Stiliyan Petrov has lifted the lid on an infamous post-match bust-up with towering defender Bobo Balde.The pair shared plenty of successes as a part of Martin O'Neill's UEFA Cup finalists but one tale after a damaging defeat at the tail end of the 2004-05 season lives on just like the trophies and taking on Jose Mourinho's Porto in Seville.It's a story that has been retold by various witnesses inside that dressing room - but never through Petrov's own panic-stricken eyes.And contrary to pundit Chris Sutton's version of events, the Bulgarian insists he wasn't among those willing to put themselves on the line to defend him against the 6ft 5in centre-back.Speaking on the Oddschecker Studs Up podcast, Petrov began: "We were fighting

Europa League victory over Royal Antwerp had it all.The Ibrox side will take a 4-3 lead back to Glasgow next Thursday after finally prevailing in a rollercoaster last 32 first leg thriller.Steven Gerrard's were twice forced to come from behind despite Joe Aribo's first-half opener.Felipe Avenatti headed home an equaliser on the cusp of half-time before Steven Davis was penalised for a foul inside the area just moments later.Lior Refaelov rattled home the spot-kick to leave Rangers trailing at the break.

Rangers ’ Covidiots. The irritated Livingston boss is dismayed at constant references to clubs being privileged during First Minister Nicola Sturgeon ’s briefings with his outfit alone having shelled out £250,000 just to go to their work.

Nick Hammond’s ability to fill a £40million hole which is set to be punched into the squad.Chairman Ian Bankier said yesterday the now-infamous new year review into the club’s structure is ongoing as he announced the club’s financial results.But former Parkhead striker Sutton feels the length of time the review is taking could be a massive issue.With star men Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie and Kristoffer Ajer about to enter the final year of their contracts, Sutton reckons their departure coupled with dubiety of the skills of others within the squad to come up trumps makes recruitment plans in the coming months absolutely crucial.Celtic look set to appoint a sporting director to assist new CEO Dominic McKay in transfer matters, but, with no

Chris Sutton insists the club's board owe it to their fans to start outlining the future plans.Parkhead chairman Ian Bankier revealed hierarchy will not make “hasty decisions that we might regret” as he addressed the supporters’ demands for updates on the promised club review. Bankier spoke out as the club released their half-year financial report which brought a pre-tax loss of almost £6 million due largely to the Covid pandemic.Although the figures are important, Celtic fans want answers on footballing matters such as the future of boss Neil Lennon and details on the prospect of a Sporting Director joining new CEO Dominic McKay with Peter Lawwell set to retire.Bankier gave no definitive indications and said: “We are in the period of

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack and manager Derek McInnes.The Dons boss was critical about the way the club operated in the transfer window this week, feeling crucial deals were left until too late.Fans have been unhappy at the quality of football under the Dons boss despite seven years of solid success and a League Cup during his time at the helm.There were suggestions this may lead to Cormack calling time on the boss' reign but the rumours seemed firmly answered when the board released a statement backing the manager.And pundit Sutton sent Cormack a simple warning over letting the former St Johnstone boss depart Pittodrie.He told BT Sport: "Why issue a statement telling us they are right behind the manager?"Derek McInnes has done a good

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

Celtic have at least stemmed the flow of dropped points.Neil Lennon's side have now won three on the bounce but remain a long way behind Premiership leaders Rangers.However, they're set to visit one of their favourite hunting grounds of recent years this weekend.St Johnstone are the hosts and Callum Davidson's side are looking to maintain their momentum ahead of the upcoming Betfred Cup final.Saints became the first side to inflict defeat on Livingston boss David Martindale in a dress rehearsal of the Hampden showpiece.And now they can build that head of steam even further with a result against the champions.Here's all you need to know about the fixture.The match will take place at McDiarmid Park on Sunday, February 14.Kick-off is at

Premiership clashes scheduled for Wednesday night, all looking to beat the big freeze.Large parts of the country were battered by snow across Monday and Tuesday as Storm Darcy swept through.And while the worst of the snow is thought to have passed, temperatures are now set to plummet well below freezing.On tonight's card, Celtic visit St Mirren looking for a third win on the bounce.Elsewhere, Tommy Wright makes his Kilmarnock debut as the Rugby Park side host Motherwell.And Livingston will look to get back on track against Hamilton Accies after their incredible unbeaten run under David Martindale was shattered by St Johnstone at the weekend.There's also one fixture scheduled in the Championship - Inverness vs Alloa - and that's already