James Tavernier's Rangers title chase role as Alex McLeish urges captain to show 'animal' example

Gabby McGill feared the worst when he fractured his shin back in December, but is delighted to be back playing for Airdrie, and hopes to have put his injury problems behind him.

The Take a Bow drama troupe put on their rendition of 'Shrek the Musical' at Kilmarnock's Palace Theatre.

Kaiyne Woolery enjoyed a trip to England's national stadium last season with Tranmere Rovers - and taking in Scotland's equivalent with Motherwell would be just as sweet.

KIM Kardashian’s first husband owes a staggering $1.47million in child support to the mother of his son, who he has seen only once in 16 years, The Sun can reveal. In an exclusive interview, Sarai Tennille Torres, revealed how she started dating Damon Thomas after the top Hollywood music producer’s messy 2004 divorce from the then-unknown Kim, and they had a son together.

Halyna Hutchins‘ Estate is calling out Alec Baldwin.

It’s been a rough first two years for Bob Chapek in Disney’s top job.

Weather expert Jim Dale told the Daily Express that while it may be too early yet in March to see the extreme upward swings, next month could bring some signs of early heat before summer.

Jamie Lee Curtis looked especially chic while attending the opening night premiere of her new film, Everything Everywhere All At Once, during the 2022 South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas, on Friday.The Halloween actress, 63, arrived to the Paramount Theatre in style, donning an elegant long-sleeve black top with feather details, as well as black slacks and a matching pair of pumps.Another standout look on the red carpet came from her co-starJenny Slate, who sported a long black coat over a red and navy top, and opted for a pop of color with bright red heels. Chic: Jamie Lee Curtis and Jenny Slate looked chic while attending the opening night premiere of their film, Everything Everywhere All At Once, during the 2022 South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas on FridayCurtis - who stars as stern-looking IRS auditor Deirdre Beaubeirdra in the film - paired her sophisticated outfit with round black earrings, and added some sparkle to the look with silver rings on her fingers.

After more than three decades in front of the camera, Heidi Klum knows how to make a grand entrance - even on the bustling streets of Midtown Manhattan.The longtime supermodel, 48, caught the attention of admiring photographers and ogling fans when she stepped out of the 50th Street subway station, decked out in a retro 1960s-era ensemble, en route to her appearance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.And with all the bold colors, mixed with her infectious enthusiasm, and big beaming smile, the former catwalk queen was hard to miss as she strutted her stuff alongside husband Tom Kaulitz.Scroll down to video Bold colors for bold lady: Heidi Klum, 48, caught the attention of fans and admirers when she stepped out of the 50th Street subway station decked out in a 1960s-inspired ensembleKaulitz, 32, was the first to come out the exit doors and on to the sidewalk, looking like a rock star in his own right.But trailing just a few steps behind, Klum eyes lit up when she took notice of all the attention and adulation,which was a perfect match for her glowing outfit. She wore a bold purple velvet jacket that appeared to get even brighter up under the harsh lights of all the photo-taking.

Sheryl Crow looked simply stunning as she arrived in style to the world premiere of Showtime's new documentary, Sheryl: Music from the Feature Documentary,at the 2022 SXSW Conference and Festival in Austin on Friday night.While flashing a radiant smile on the red carpet outside the Zach Theatre, the nine-time Grammy winner, who turned 60 last month, cut a stylish figure in aone-shoulder black silk blouse with aruffled hem and plaid trousers.She accessorized her chic ensemble with a few chunky silver bangles, hoop earrings and hergolden blonde hair in voluminous waves. Glowing: Sheryl Crow looked simply stunning as she arrived in style to the premiere of Showtime's upcoming documentary, Sheryl: Music from the Feature Documentary, at the Zach Theatre in Austin on Friday nightFor the star-studded event, the Real Gone singer sported a deep smokey eye shadow, pink lipstick and a sweep of blush across hercheekbones for a gorgeous, healthy-looking glow.

Steven Gerrard insists the Premiership title race still has a long way to go as he admits being baffled by Motherwell's defensive approach. Callum Lang's 6th-minute opener had Stephen Robinson 's side in dreamland but the Ibrox side hit back through Kemar Roofe on 73 minutes.

Steven Gerrard admits Rangers will have to part with their big name players eventually but it won't be during the January transfer window. The club's AGM was used as a platform to address their side's player trading model strategy as managing director Stewart Robertson stressed the importance of maximising income.The likes of Alfredo Morelos, Ryan Kent and Borna Barisic have attracted serious interest from elsewhere over the past 12 months.

Steven Gerrard must go back to the drawing board if he wants to stop Wednesday's Betfred Cup pain from happening again. St Mirren were able to nullify the threat of free-scoring right-back James Tavernier for most of the game while targeting Calvin Bassey on the opposite side of the Light Blues defence for two of their three goals.

Betfred Cup exit will hurt without being a catastrophic blow. Steven Gerrard 's side were upset 3-2 by St Mirren to miss out on another shot at a major trophy.

Rangers captain James Tavernier heading into this quarter-final, and rightly so.The English full-back was posting the sort of goals and assists stats that most Premiership strikers would be proud of.Saints boss Jim Goodwin knew that shutting down the classy defender was pivotal to their chances of success on Wednesday night, and he turned to Brandon Mason who pulled that off with aplomb.It was a big call to make any changes to the side that had done so well to leave Fir Park with all three points last Saturday, but Goodwin knew that he couldn't risk playing winger Ilkay Durmus on the left flank due to the danger posed by Tavernier.While Durmus is excellent going forward, his strength does not lie in defending and on-loan Coventry City

Rangers ' top stars. Former Ibrox hero Negri believes captain James Tavernier, Ryan Kent and Kemar Roofe would all flourish in Serie A.

after producing a free-kick stunner straight from the training ground.And the Rangers skipper is happy to battle Borna Barisic for set-pieces in a bid to push each other on to become even more deadly from dead balls.Tavernier scored an incredible 30-yarder for his 17th goal of the campaign to set the Light Blues on their way to a win at Dundee United.The 29-year-old idolised marauding full-backs such as Dani Alves and Marcelo and his effort on Tayside would have been worthy of either of those legendary Samba stars.Tavernier’s effort left United keeper Benjamin Siegrist with no chance as it flew into the top corner and the Englishman then provided an assist for Connor Goldson to net the winner following Liam Smith’s leveller for the

Steven Gerrard has doubled down defence of Alfredo Morelos and insisted he didn’t deserve to be red carded for his elbow on Mark Connolly.The Colombian was booked after catching the Dundee United stopper during an aerial challenge in Rangers' 2-1 victory at Tannadice. Gers strike legend Ally McCoist branded the striker “crazy” for the 12th minute incident but Gerrard is adamant referee Steven McLean made the right decision to only show him a yellow card. And the Ibrox gaffer was delighted after James Tavernier’s stunning free kick - his 17th goal of a remarkable season - and Connor Goldson ’s header either side of Liam Smith’s strike for the Tangerines earned a hardfought three points. The Tayside victory made it 27 games unbeaten this

Dundee United. The unbeaten Ibrox side heaped more pressure on under-fire Celtic with a victory that underlined their title credentials just as strongly as the free-scoring exhibitions of recent weeks.

Rangers fringe stars they could return to the sidelines at Tannadice but promised they'll play a vital role in weeks to come. The Ibrox boss watched on as a much-changed side delivered a highly impressive 2-0 win over Lech Poznan on Thursday.Victory sent the Premiership leaders into Monday's Europa League last 32 draw as group winners.

Rangers on Thursday night is proof that academy kids can make the grade at Ibrox.The 19-year-old right-back deputised for captain James Tavernier in Poznan and although he’ll be back on the bench at Tannadice tomorrow, there’s every chance he’ll feature again in the near future with Rangers facing six games before they take on Celtic on January 2.Patterson is relishing the opportunity and admitted watching Tavernier in training every day is helping him massively.He said: “It’s great.