Jim Goodwin blasts red card decision and insists referee calls cost St Mirren in Perth

Strictly Come Dancing, its stars get up to all sorts of exciting projects, but fan-favourite Aljaz Skorjanec has just announced an endeavour we didn't expect.PHOTOS: Inside the Strictly Come Dancing stars' homes: Kai Widdrington, Aljaz Skorjanec and moreSharing a photo of himself, his sister Lara and her baby daughter Zala in the kitchen the dancer revealed that he was creating a new cook book with his sister, My Cook Book for You. In the snap, taken in a kitchen, Aljaz and Lara posed with baby Zala as the cheeky tot stuck her hand in a pot, trying to grab whatever was inside.WATCH: Aljaz Skorjanec has the sweetest family reunionIn his caption, the Slovenian native explained: "So excited to share this with everyone! @mycookbookforyou is our idea of [a] perfect and beautiful book for you, your family, friends, the one you love the most.READ: Strictly's Aljaz Skorjanec melts hearts with tribute to both the ladies in his lifeMORE: Aljaz Skorjanec acts as the perfect bodyguard for wife Janette Manrara in sweet video"We are not chefs with perfect recipes, we are brother and sister who know how much it means to have memories of cooking with mom, grandmother, friends, sister, brother...

HBO‘s Emmy-winning dark comedy Barry will premiere its long-awaited third season on April 24 at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Season 3 was delayed due to Covid-19.

Alec Baldwin and the  production over the fatal October shooting on the set of the film in which Baldwin starred and produced. Lawyers for the Hutchins estate made the announcement Tuesday at a news conference in Los Angeles, where attorney Brian Panish said Baldwin and others are named defendants «responsible for the safety on the set and whose reckless behavior in cost cutting led to the senseless and tragic death of Halyna Hutchins.”Panish added that his team undertook an investigation, and interviewed witnesses that were at the scene and the day before in an effort to set the stage as to what led to Hutchins' death. Panish later showed an animated video that re-enacted what the lawyers alleged happened on the day Hutchins was fatally shot.»You can see the recreation in the video based on the witnesses statements, the scene, the evidence and the emails and such we were able to attend," Panish said.

A man died after being punched to the face after he stepped to the side to ‘maintain social distancing’ from a stranger, a trial has heard.

Storm Dudley is set to hit the UK on Wednesday afternoon - and a Met Office 'danger to life' warning has been extended to cover across Greater Manchester.

Clearing some things up. Vicki Gunvalson addressed reports about her recent hysterectomy, which she says wasn’t the result of a cancer diagnosis.

This Married at First Sight star is going to be a mom! Amani Aliyya is pregnant with her and Woody Randall’s first baby.

EXCLUSIVE: Framing Agnes filmmaker Chase Joynt, his producing partner Samantha Curley and their production company, Level Ground Productions, have signed with WME for representation, on the heels of the  documentary’s world premiere at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.

British writer and director Nida Manzoor, whose credits include creating the Channel 4 series We Are Lady Parts, has wrapped production in London on her debut feature Polite Society.

Trying to drown out the noise. Kim Kardashian isn’t going to publicly “engage further” with Kanye West as she leans on boyfriend Pete Davidson amid her divorce drama, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.

Bloom County, Berkeley Breathed’s comic strip that ran in the 1980s, is being turned into an animated series at Fox.

EXCLUSIVE: Morning Moon Productions has optioned the rights to Mallory Weggemann’s memoir Limitless. Morning Moon plans to adapt the book into a narrative film showcasing Weggemann’s extraordinary journey to becoming a three-time Paralympic gold medalist in swimming and global champion of disability advocacy. The film will be produced by Ethan Lazar, Kyle Owens, and Austen Rydell. Executive Producers are Weggemann, Jeremy Snyder, and Peter Friedland.

Bobby Brown speaks about grief and loss in a candid new interview with Tamron Hall, airing Tuesday.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.An underwhelming performance from St Mirren saw them sink to a narrow 1-0 semi-final defeat to David Martindale's resurgent Lions side.The Buddies failed to react to Livingston's quick start, with Scott Robinson crucially heading the West Lothian side ahead from a free-kick after just nine minutes.The Saints gradually worked their way back into the tie, with the Paisley side twice going close to levelling on the break through Brandon Mason and Dylan Connolly in the first half.The second period continued in much the same vein, with Jim Goodwin's side trying every which way to get level.Conor McCarthy saw a powerful header cleared off the line by

St Mirren have launched a bid to land Jaden Brown on-loan from Huddersfield Town.The Buddies, who take on Livingston at Hampden on Sunday, have made a move for the left-back for the second half of the season.Manager Jim Goodwin is hopeful of tying up a deal this week.The 21-year-old had a loan spell at Exeter City last season but is highly-thought of by the Terriers.Huddersfield signed the former England under-19 international from Tottenham Hotspur two years ago.Goodwin is looking to add to his backline options.Richard Tait has played there in recent weeks with Brandon Mason, who is on loan from Coventry City, sidelined recently.Goodwin wants another option for the left-hand side and believes Brown will be the perfect fit.The Paisley side

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Eight years ago St Mirren didn’t just upset the Scottish football apple cart, they smashed it to pieces.The Buddies pulled off one of the great League Cup upsets as they fired three past Celtic in a dramatic semi-final to seal a shot at glory against Hearts.As every Buddie knows, they stepped up again in the final to fire another three past the Jambos to lift the oldest national league trophy in the world for the first time before bringing the champagne-soaked cup home to the jubilant, packed streets of Paisley.Skipper on both of those occasions was now Saints boss Jim Goodwin, who is determined to

Neil Lennon claimed Covid protocols weren't up to scratch. In a bullish press conference on Monday, the Celtic boss singled out St Johnstone and Hamilton Accies for not having adequate facilities for the away team to ensure Covid protocols are followed, as he defended his club's call to travel to Dubai.

Jim Goodwin were deciding how best to shift sweeties. Now the close-knit pair are preparing for the biggest game of their managerial careers as they plot a safe route past the Lions with a view to tasting success in the League Cup final next month.

St Johnstone. And the Buddies boss is hoping the players’ determination to impress and bag a spot in his starting XI for the Hampden showpiece will give them plenty of motivation to maintain their impressive run.St Mirren travel to Perth this afternoon hoping to put six points between them and their hosts in the Premiership table.

St Mirren ’s young talents are interesting other clubs. The Buddies’ resurgent form has been forged on the back of youngsters like Conor McCarthy, Jake Doyle-Hayes and Ethan Erhahon.Defender Shaughnessy admits he’s looking forward to the current transfer window shutting with the hope that they will all still be pulling on the stripes for the rest of the season.He said: “The way the boys have been playing they’re always going to get attention.“You just have to hope that they can see what we’re building here at the club and be happy to stay.“It wouldn’t surprise me if clubs make a move, but hopefully they’ll all be here come the end of January.“The Brophy signing shows the ambition of the club.

Derek McInnes admitted he was frustrated but absolved Livi of any blame admitting the weather had “caught us out”.