Jim Goodwin urges St Mirren to prove they can hold their nerve in Scottish Cup clash

Let’s go outsideSo sang George, and so say we.There’s lots happening at the moment with Mardi Gras and stuff. Here’s a short mixed list of ideas.Feb 20, 10am – 9pm, Victoria Park, City Rd, CamperdownOf course, it’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think “queer outdoors”. This long-running Mardi Gras event is a highlight of the festival, second only to the parade.

Steve Kazee is rocking a new look!

Todrick Hall must have forgotten that fans can watch every moment of his life in the Celebrity Big Brother house, because he said something out loud that he then realized he didn’t want anyone to hear.

Tame Impala have released the deluxe edition of 2020 album ‘The Slow Rush’, which features previously unreleased B-side ‘The Boat I Row’.Along with ‘No Choice’, which arrived back in December, the song is one of two additional tracks that feature on the expanded version of the album. The new edition also features a previously released remix of ‘Breathe Deeper’ that features rapper Lil Yachty, along with other remixes of album tracks by Four Tet, Blood Orange, Maurice Fulton and more.Listen to ‘The Boat I Row’ below.

Tomorrow X Together (TXT) member Yeonjun has tested positive for COVID-19, according to his agency Big Hit Music.Big Hit Music confirmed in a statement posted to the group’s Weverse page yesterday (February 17) that the idol had begun experiencing symptoms on February 12. At the time, he did take a PCR test, which had come back negative, but the idol proceeded to enter self-isolation, away from the remaining members of TXT as a precaution thereafter.However, he has since tested positive on his second PCR test dated February 16, which he was taken after he started to develop more mild symptoms.

Elizabeth Hurley pulled out all the stops on Thursday night as she headed out to London to help dear friend Joan Collins celebrate her 88th birthday and her 20th wedding anniversary.MORE: Elizabeth Hurley is summer ready as she poses in her own brand bikiniThe actress was accompanied by a very dapper plus one, her 19-year-old son Damian, who let mum Elizabeth hold on to his arms as they exited the party, which was held at Claridge's Hotel.WATCH: Elizabeth Hurley looks sensational in yellow bikini as she dances to Spice GirlsFor the special celebration, which was also attended by Simon Cowell and Lauren Silverman and Sarah Ferguson, Elizabeth donned a plunging red gown with gorgeous back detailing.READ: Elizabeth Hurley's sizzling bikini photos send famous friends wild with envyRELATED: Elizabeth Hurley's rocks short blonde hair in show-stopping photoThe 56-year-old completed her look with a silver sparkling clutch bag, a matching diamond bracelet and silver drop earrings. Elizabeth with her son Damian Hurley attended Joan Collins' party at Claridge'sTo finish off her glamorous look, Elizabeth wore her hair straight and her usual smokey eyes and glossy lips.

Gogglebox is finally returning to our screens this evening which means the nation's best-loved siblings are back on TV.

An Ayrshire charity is counting the cost after a devastating break in at one of their much-loved shops.

Borussia Dortmund tried to get their famous Yellow Wall shaking by cranking up Van Halen tune Jump.

vape shop are raging with its "highly offensive" name.The new shop called The Vapeist opened earlier this week in Cornwall.After opening their doors, The Vapeist's owners have been met with major backlash by local residents for its poor taste name, with many raising that it sounds like "rapist", reports Cornwall Live.Shop owners Anton Perrins, 34, and his cousin Chris Anderson, 31, have said they will stick with the name and prove to people that they are "good guys" despite the negative feedback.Some living near the shop have warned that this is not good enough as they raised the issue with their local council.The cousins said that they meant no offence by the name and have forked out thousands renovating the building and buying branded supplies for the store.Business owners Anton and Chris said that they took on the project of refurbishing the property as they wanted to invest in the town centre and revive similar unused buildings.Anton also said they believe the imagination behind the controversial name was very just.He said: "The truth is that people who vape are refereed to as 'vapeists'. It wasn't intended that way at all and it stunned us a little bit that people thought that."People were saying the name was made in bad taste, that it could be offensive and that there must have been better options."A few people have been less critical and said it wouldn’t be their name of choice but that's fine.

Jim Goodwin learned that Ross County had beaten Motherwell at full-time on Sunday, his eruption of joy was plain to see from the stands. Having narrowly missed out on two cup final appearances and the top six on goal difference alone, you could understand why achieving his target of being best of the rest meant so much.Another person in the ground seen punching the air as the Staggies’ result trickled through was chief executive Tony Fitzpatrick.He was the last manager to lead his beloved Buddies to seventh spot in the top flight back in 1989.

A record 45 point haul. Beat Celtic and Rangers in the same season.

St Mirren to a historic seventh place spot. The Buddies hadn’t finished as high in the top flight since 1989, a stat the manager was desperate to change having missed out on the top six just a few months earlier.

St Mirren head into their final game with a records points tally and top-flight status safely secured, their manager was fearing for his job in October. The Buddies welcome Dundee United to the SMISA Stadium tomorrow having already picked up 44 points, a record Premiership haul for the club since the SPL was formed in 1998.

St Mirren. This last week has been a case in point for Buddies supporters.

Scottish Cup semi-final exit. The Buddies created plenty of chances throughout their clash with St Johnstone yesterday, not least Quaner’s gilt-edged opportunity to open the scoring in the second half.

St Johnstone are hell-bent on helping their bid to become the first team other than Celtic to lift the Scottish Cup since 2016.The Parkhead side were dumped out in the last 16 and Rangers quickly followed when Callum Davidson's side secured a famous win at Ibrox thanks to heroics from their keeper Zander Clark and penalties.St Johnstone have already landed the Betfred Cup and are now dreaming of setting up a showdown with Hibs in a fortnight to secure an unlikely double.But St Mirren won't be for lying down and Jim Goodwin's side also made the last four of the Betfred Cup before Livingston ended their dreams earlier in the year.Hibs were too hot for Dundee United to handle on Saturday but this one is set to be a closer affair as both dream

St Mirren defender Marcus Fraser when he lifted the League Cup with Ross County in 2016. While he was able to celebrate the historic win on the pitch, the champagne-soaked frivolity in the dressing room was all over by the time he’d mustered up a sample.

St Mirren. The Buddies favourite has committed until 2023 in a timely pre- Scottish Cup semi-final boost for boss Jim Goodwin.

Scottish Cup history this season. For the Perth Saints, a semi-final win over the Buddies would set them up for a remarkable cup double.Callum Davidson has turned his side into cup specialists having already lifted the Betfred Cup and sent Premiership champions Rangers out in the last round.

St Mirren starting XI last month. But the talented teenager admits it's made him hungry to do the same as he aims to force his way into manager Jim Goodwin ’s plans for next season.