Frank McAvennie blasts Christopher Jullien as Celtic legend urges defender to 'grow a set'

Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato are expanding their family! The Canadian singer and the Argentinian actress have revealed they are expecting their fourth child, after the 34-year-old star was spotted with her new baby bump in a teaser for Michael’s new music video ‘I’ll Never Not Love You.’“This will be the first time that I actually say these words, but yes, my wife and I are grateful to be expecting,” the 46-year-old artist declared, during his latest interview with Ryan Seacrest.The happy couple already share three children, 3-year-old Vida, 6-year-old Elias and 8-year-old Noah.The Grammy winner was previously asked about their plans to have more babies, with Michael recalling a conversation he had with his wife, “She said, ‘Mike, maybe we have one more,’ And I said, ‘Lu, I don’t know how I feel about that.’ I said, ‘Three is good, you know?’ My wife giggled, and I said, ‘What’s funny?’ And she said, ‘I think it’s so cute that you think you have an option.’”The singer also says that his new song is “an extraordinary sequel” to the 2009 song ‘Haven’t Met You Yet,’ which he co-wrote for Luisana while they were dating.

Production workers at Rick and Morty and Solar Opposites have filed to join The Animation Guild (TAG) to collectively bargain for their first union contract. Rick and Morty, which airs on Adult Swim, and Solar Opposites, which airs on Hulu, are animated adult sitcoms.

The cast of Marvel's highly-anticipated Blade reboot is starting to come together, with The Underground Railroad star Aaron Pierre coming aboard.The 27-year-old South London native has signed on for an important role in the reboot, though no details about the character were given, via Deadline.While nothing about the role was revealed, it is said to be one of the more coveted roles in Hollywood, with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and Blade reboot director Bassam Tariq seeing dozens of actors for the role. New role:The cast of Marvel's highly-anticipated Blade reboot is starting to come together, with The Underground Railroad star Aaron Pierre coming aboard Important:The 27-year-old South London native has signed on for an important role in the reboot, though no details about the character were given, via DeadlineBlade, born Eric Cross Brooks, was created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan, originally used as a supporting character in 1973's The Tomb of Dracula.The character's mother was bitten by a vampire while she was in labor, passing on 'vampire enzymes' to Eric when he was born, making him part vampire and immune from being turned by a vampire's bite.

Cirque du Soleil is planning a brand new, eye-popping show on the Las Vegas Strip this spring that appropriately flips its typical script.

BTS are set to return to the US with a four-night residency at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.Today (February 23), the boyband’s agency Big Hit Music announced that the group would bring their ‘Permission To Dance On Stage’ concert to the nearly 65,000-capacity stadium on April 8, 9, 15 and 16.All four dates will be broadcast live at the nearby MGM Grand Garden Arena, in what’s being dubbed a “live play” event. Moreover, the final day of their residency will also be streamed online worldwide, per Billboard.In addition, the entertainment company has also released a promotional TV spot and poster for the upcoming concerts.

Kanye West is holding a live performance at LoanDepot Park in Miami, Florida.The rapper, now legally known as Ye, announced the performance earlier this month with an image on social media that showed a house on stilts, engulfed in flames. The structure resembled the rapper’s childhood home, a recreation of which heavily featured during his third and final listening party for the original ‘Donda’ last year at Chicago’s Soldier Field stadium.Per a press release, the ‘Donda Experience’ event will feature a combination of music, art and fashion, with performances and “additional special guests”.

Tom Hardy sent Charlize Theron into a rage of fury during their filming of "Mad Max: Fury Road," according to a new oral history book centered on the movie’s production. In "Blood, Sweat & Chrome," a book that sheds light on the film that grossed nearly $375 million in worldwide box office, Theron, 46, explains the brother-sister dynamic she shared with Hardy and ultimately says the rift between the two A-list performers shouldn’t have spilled into production in the myriad of ways they allowed it to. "It was like two parents in the front of the car.

Moi Elyounoussi has admitted he was disappointed not to net a hat-trick as part of his man-of-the-match performance against KR Reykjavik. The 26-year-old scored a double and was the attacking fulcrum through which much of Celtic 's play flowed as the loan signing showed exactly why Neil Lennon pushed the boat out to get him in place for what will be a crucial season.

Celtic tore Reykjavik to shreds at Parkhead in a 6-0 win to qualify for the second qualifying round of the Champions League.The Hoops took the game by the scruff of the neck from the get go and spread their goals throughout the team with Christopher Jullien, Greg Taylor, Odsonne Edouard and a Moi Elyounoussi double completing the rout.Celtic got off to an opening their bright, relentlessly attacking start deserved after just five minutes when a pinpoint ball over the top from Christopher Jullien found Moi Elyounoussi one on one with the keeper.The Norwegian took a velvet first touch to knock the ball past the goalie before slotting into and empty net.They continued to apply pressure and grabbed a second when Elhamed's cross was turned into

Boli Bolingoli’s consistently shambolic game.But not knowing your España from your elbow is taking disorientation too far.Now Neil Lennon must hope there are no big rough boys in that KR Reykjavik side who’ll upset Christopher Jullien and Kris Ajer when they face the Icelanders in their Champions League qualifier on Tuesday – or else bad will really go to worse.Players get managers the sack.

Republic of Ireland defender is looking for a way out of Brighton after struggling for regular starts since Graham Potter took over.Duffy is a boyhood Celtic fan and Neil Lennon has already held talks with him about swapping the south coast of England for Glasgow's East End.The Daily Mail say they've discussed the option of a one-year loan that would see Duffy challenge Christopher Jullien and Kristoffer AJer for a starting spot.The 28-year-old is understood to be keen on a switch to the club, but a deal is still in the early stages.The centre back is under contract at Brighton until 2023 and the two sides need to agree a loan fee and how much wages will be paid by the Hoops if the move goes through.But Celtic face competition from a trio

Celtic and the Parkhead are set to secure Albian Ajeti on a £5m permanent deal from West Ham. There has been strong interest in Ivan Toney and Steven Fletcher but it looks like Neil Lennon has plumped for the Swiss international.At the other end of the park Christopher Jullien struggled against Kilmarnock and Alan Stubbs has suggested Lennon should sign a new centre-back.

Celtic are closing in on a move for Albian Ajeti. The West Ham striker is poised to pen a one-year loan deal after strong interest in Ivan Toney and Steven Fletcher.

Christopher Jullien will need to toughen up quickly as the Celtic defender now has a target on his back.The big Hoops centre back was given a tough time by Kilmarnock powerhouse Nicke Kabamba in Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Rugby Park.It brought back painful memories of being on the end of a similar roughing up by Lyndon Dykes at Livingston last term and Stubbs believes the Frenchman will be a marked man from now on.The ex-Celt reckons rival bosses will be targeting the former Toulouse ace and it’s up to him to man up.Stubbs said: “I don’t think it’s ideal when he’s come out and said he didn’t like the physical side.

Celtic dropped points at Kilmarnock. Some Rangers fans believe their unblemished start will become a successful title challenge and there was also some stick for Hoops defender Christopher Jullien.

Christopher Jullien and Kris Ajer are a serious worry Neil Lennon. The 36-year-old pundit also believes both players would rank outside a top 10 list of Hoops' best stoppers of the 21st century.Commons has painted a bleak picture after Nicke Kabamba had the pair, and in particular Jullien, under constant duress during the 1-1 draw at Rugby Park on Sunday.

Kilmarnock.The Parkhead side left Rugby Park frustrated having shipped two points to Alex Dyer’s hosts after a stuttering show.McGregor and his team-mates were in pole position to secure success having been handed an early lead by a Ryan Christie free-kick but a lack of ruthlessness at both ends of the pitch meant they had to settle for a point.Defensively, errors were costly as Christopher Jullien’s needless foul on Nicke Kabamba in the penalty box allowed Chris Burke to net an equaliser.At the other end of the pitch, McGregor and his colleagues were unable to prise open the Kilie backline to get a winner and the result saw Celtic lose their place at the top of the Premiership.However, with just 180 minutes of the campaign played, the

Alex Dyer praised "excellent" Nicke Kabamba after his no-nonsense performance helped the Ayrshire side draw 1-1 with Celtic. Kabamba won a penalty with his team trailing 1-0 to a Ryan Christie opener.

Christopher Jullien 's form, as he predicted the draw with Kilmarnock may prove to be a "valuable point". The Frenchman was at fault for Killie's goal in the 1-1 draw, conceding a penalty for a foul on Nicke Kabamba.

Kilmarnock took a deserved point at Rugby Park. The champions led through Ryan Christie, but Christopher Jullien's moment of madness allowed Chris Burke to equalise from the spot.And despite dominating the ball Neil Lennon's side couldn't find a way through an organised and determined Killie.With Rangers beating St Mirren in the earlier kick-off, the visitors would have been keen not to hand their title rivals an early psychological boost on a hot afternoon in Ayrshire.

Christopher Jullien reckons the coming campaign will be a "marathon" but believes the Hoops are stronger at the starting line. The French centre-back is preparing to play an integral role in his club's attempt at winning 10 In A Row this season after his dominant defensive displays helped them to nine - plus a Betfred Cup final winner.Jullien, 27, has been watching player after player enter the doors at Ibrox - some of whom he'll come up against this season such as Tuesday's striker signings Kemar Roofe and Cedric Itten.