Hamilton Accies have had a 'reality check' but busy period won't define season, says boss

Not even a truckload of roses can change Kim Kardashian’s response to Kanye West and Julia Fox’s breakup. Despite her estranged husband’s pleas to get back together following his split from the Uncut Gems actress, Kim is perfectly “happy” without him.

Cowie man Bryan Norris is set to take to the skies for a flying fundraiser after being given a devastating diagnosis.

Sergio Aguero has waded in on the age-old debate about who is the best out of Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Paul Scholes, saying his former teammate is the greatest out of the trio. The former Manchester City forward was answering questions on Twitter when someone asked who he thought the best out the former Premier League stars was - and he bluntly responded with: “Lampard”.The three played for Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United respectively, and owing to the fact they each played in a similar position and had a similar ability, football fans have debated for years who precisely was the best.

Manchester Airport’s “unfair” parking fees after he was hit with a £20 charge for just two hours.Nick Shaw, from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, was left fuming after being handed the charge after taking his daughter and her family to the airport’s terminal two.Due to the amount of luggage and his daughter’s young children, the 64-year-old offered to come and assist them as they went to check in.Mr Shaw said he was left with "no alternative” but to park up and accept the charge. Speaking to Manchester Evening News, he said: "I know they are in business to make a profit and they have had a difficult two years.

job to others for fear of boring them.However, US makeup and prosthetic artist Matthew Mungle doesn't have that problem.The Hollywood artist has worked on tons of films and TV series over the years - from Step Brothers to Casper - so he no doubt has tons of showbiz gossip.However, some would say his job is even more interesting that showbiz tattle tale.As a prosthetic artist, Matthew has made pretty much everything from fake pregnancy bumps to boobs.However, it's the penis that is the most on-trend body part in the prosthetic industry right now, according to the expert.And there's a lot of work that goes on to get it right, said Matthew, as he opened up on creating a false manhood.Talking about the current trend for fake penises in films, Matthew told Dazed: "Now I see penises everywhere! It seems like penises are all the rage!"Matthew said his work with penis prosthetics dates all the way back to 2007, when he was asked to create a 'very small penis with lots of hair 'for Harold & Kumar escape from Guantanamo bay.He said the same year, he also worked on hit comedy Step Brothers."I made some very large testicles that Will Ferrell had to smear over the drums of his co-star," he said.However, Will isn't the only big star Matthew has worked alongside.Matthew also says he had to make a body double of Patrick Dempsey in Outbreak for an autopsy scene and they 'ended up putting a penis on it'.The expert admits Matthew thanked him after seeing the penis as 'it was obviously larger than he was'.As well as films, Matthew also creates penises for TV.He admits there 'was never any call for it' before 2008, however Matt Lucas and David Williams asked for 'a very small penis' for Little Britain USA."There was one scene with Matt where

pregnant, suggested the unusual inspiration behind the name.After her ex-boyfriend passed away seven years ago from sickle cell disease, the woman was left with a nine year old child from the relationship.However, her now boyfriend has claimed that he treats him like he is his own and adores him - but is not convinced with bringing more reminders of her ex into their lives.The bloke has taken to Reddit to ask if he is an ‘a**hole’ for not allowing his girlfriend to name the baby after her late boyfriend.He explained: “We began dating 3 years ago and everything has been going really great. She is currently 6 months pregnant, we are having a boy.“We’re both really excited but there is tension between us because she suggested that we name our son after her ex boyfriend.

Network Rail has urged Scots to help keep the railway running and free from obstruction ahead of Storm Dudley sweeping the country later this week.

Tipping Point host Ben Shephard broke down during the latest episode as one player made a huge Bible-related error.Tuesday's edition of the ITV quiz show welcomed contestant David, an accountant from Reading, alongside three other competitors.The first round saw David struggle to get his bearings as he became the final contestant left to play his counter.He was then asked a question solo by Tipping Point host Ben Shephard, meaning he wouldn't have to use his buzzer - which is when the epic blunder occurred.For the question, Ben asked: "Because of its ability to run on water, the basilisk lizard is sometimes known by the name of which religious figure?"David answered 'Gandhi."In response, his fellow competitors could be seen shaking their heads and grimacing as Ben himself broke down into laughter."It's not Gandhi, no," Ben quipped. "It was Jesus Christ."It is a religious figure; just not the one we needed.

Brian Easton insists the defeat to Partick Thistle has put 'fire in the belly' of Hamilton Accies to go and sink Kilmarnock this weekend.

Hamilton Accies boss Stuart Taylor admits defender Matthew Shiels is still a long way off making his debut for the club.

Accies boss Stuart Taylor insists he is not hitting the panic button after Hamilton were hammered by Partick Thistle last week.

Gary Doctor has told Hamilton Accies Women to focus on their next few games after suffering a 6-0 thumping against Celtic on Sunday.

Shell-shocked Andy Ryan insists Hamilton fans' anger at the 6-1 defeat against Partick Thistle on Friday night was mirrored by the players, and says everybody must stick together.

Hamilton defender Shaun Want says fans were right to boo his side after their "embarrassing" 6-1 hammering at home to Partick Thistle last night and says there are no excuses.

Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor slammed his side's display in the 6-1 hammering at home to Partick Thistle as "unacceptable" and says he's smarting from the biggest defeat of his career.

Lacklustre Hamilton were ripped apart by a ruthless Partick Thistle side at a freezing cold New Douglas Park this evening.

Hamilton's Marley Redfern believes Accies will thrive off the big game atmosphere under the lights and on TV against Partick Thistle tonight.

Hamilton midfielder Marley Redfern says he is enjoying the steep learning curve of becoming a first-team regular at Accies.

Thousands of people flocked to Hamilton Accies Football Club this week for its first ever three-day family fun event.

Hamilton head coach Stuart Taylor says it's been great to see young academy prospects at the Championship club step into the senior environment regularly.

Hamilton Accies clash with Partick Thistle at New Douglas Park on Friday evening in a clash under the floodlights.