Kilmarnock 2-0 Dumbarton - Spirited second-half showing not enough for Sons

Charlie Amter As omicron begins to fade, and Americans shake off the coronavirus winter blues, advertisers are returning to the Super Bowl with big, bold campaigns. This year’s soundtrack veers from 2021’s tonal themes — muted, soulful or comforting — offering uplifting, and even humorous, usages.For this weekend’s Super Bowl LVI, some advertisers chose iconic songs for their instant recognition factor, or for their irony, or because the tune aligned well with the products they’re selling.

Netflix is a wild saga of twists and turns that make it hard for us to tell the truth from fiction.Following the rise and fall of New York City socialite Anna Delvey – real name Anna Sorokin - the limited series from Shonda Rhimes is based on a true story. However, the show seems to take a lot of creative liberties to fill in the blanks of a tale filled with lies, cons and half-truths.

Would you turn down big money for the same reason as Tyson Fury? Let us know in the comments section. The energy drink market is worth £10billion every year and Fury wants a slice for himself - starting when his drinks go on the market on Wednesday February 16.He is also looking to branch out into his own chewing gum and energy ice lollies in years to come.But while his face will be on the side of a can - it will never be seen on a gambling app.He said: "I don't like talking about money, it's not me, but it's tens of millions of dollars that have been declined in advertising for gambling companies, CBD oils, alcoholic drinks, vodkas, gin.

scored a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it role in the rom-com as a hard-partier who strips off his clothes, offers drugs to other party guests and checks out a jacuzzi.And here is how the “Saturday Night Live” alum, 28, snagged the quirky walk-on — or jump-on — part and was caught off-guard in the process.“I didn’t even tell him what he’s doing,” film director Jason Orley told Variety on the red carpet at the picture’s Los Angeles premiere on Thursday. “I said, ‘Can you come down for a night?’ and he said ‘Sure!’ And he showed up and I said, ‘Okay, get up on this ledge and take off your clothes.’ And he was like, ‘What are you talking about?’”For the cameo, Davidson was fastened onto the ledge of a roof — wearing only his underwear — and leaped onto protective pads on the ground.

Molly Mae Hague has come under fire after she announced she's releasing her autobiography at the tender age of 22.

Infighting at East Ayrshire's Conservative group has seen one of their councillors ousted from the party.

Michelle Obama is reflecting on the day the Obama family’s life changed forever. On Thursday, the former FLOTUS shared some throwback photos of the day Barack Obama announced his candidacy for President of the United States.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorMotown founder Berry Gordy had a galaxy of star executives helping him build the company into the powerhouse it became, but not many of them shone as brightly as Suzanne de Passe.Joining the company relatively late in its heyday, de Passe moved from her native Harlem to Detroit in 1968 and soon convinced a skeptical Berry to sign a group of kids calling themselves the Jackson 5. She quickly took charge of developing the group into the pop-culture juggernaut they immediately became — their first four singles went to No.

We could be saying “Hello” to Adele and Rich Paul’s baby sooner than we thought—but how soon are we talking?

Zack Sharf Andrew Dominik has finally addressed the rumors surrounding his long-anticipated Marilyn Monroe drama “Blonde.” The film stars Ana de Armas as the Hollywood icon and is based on Joyce Carol Oates’ 2000 novel, which takes a fictionalized look at Monroe’s inner life. Rumors have circulated for months about alleged clashes between Dominik and Netflix over the final cut of the movie.

Robert Pattinson is just weeks away from debuting his version of Bruce Wayne, aka Batman, to the world in Matt Reeves’ upcoming film, “The Batman.” While early box office predictions have this film doing really well (obviously), there are still no official plans for a sequel or more stories with Pattinson’s version of the character. But if the actor has anything to say about it, there’s plenty more where that came from.

Adele has got some moves.

Carole Baskin. In a jailhouse interview with ABC News, the star, whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, spoke out against his longtime rival. «I am in prison and she can't leave me alone,» Maldonado-Passage told Juju Chang, referencing his 21-year sentence for the 2017 murder-for-hire plot to kill Baskin. "… Carole, go find another reason to live other than Joe Exotic.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is believed to be involved in a potential takeover bid of Brazilian outfit Vasco da Gama which could see him use up some of his billions elsewhere.The Russian businessman, who has been owner at Stamford Bridge since 2003, has overseen five Premier League and two Champions League victories during that period.Abramovich might now be keen to try and taste similar success elsewhere, having watched his net worth climb to a stunning 10 billion over the past year according to Forbes.That ambition could well be fulfilled with Vasco da Gama, with the club on the lookout for new investors, with one of the groups interested said to involve Abramovich.Sport Witness have shared an update from Jorge Nicola that says 20 groups have been in touch with the club, and a Russian-based bid includes Abramovich in some form.They add that talks are currently evolving, and that Vasco president Jorge Salgado is set to travel to Europe where he will talk to the Russian group.While it is no confirmed whether Abramovich will be attending any meetings, the group in question is said to be 'led' by the 55-year-old.Will Chelsea retain their Champions League title this season? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionBack in April of last year, Abramovich addressed Chelsea fans after the club announced plans to enter the disastrous European Super League.A club statement read: "The owner and board understand that involving the club in such a proposal was a decision we should not have taken.

Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn did not accept a £15million step-aside offer. Fury insists a fight with Whyte has been a long time in the making - and he wants to get the better of him professionally, just as he did when they sparred."It has been a long time coming, me and Dillian go back a long time."He used to be my sparring partner back in 2012, right through to 2013, 2014.

Mike Tyson has reportedly walked away from taking on Jake Paul in a boxing clash.The former world heavyweight champion, 55, was believed to be in talks with YouTuber-turned boxer Paul 25, over a potential big-money exhibition fight expected to take place in Las Vegas.Tyson, who last fought in an exhibition bout against Roy Jones Jr back in November 2020, played down the rumours last month by denying talks had even taken place between the two parties.But a deal was reportedly close to being agreed until Tyson pulled out after realising he was not being paid enough money, according to The Sun.A source close to ‘Iron Mike’ told The Sun: "Mike did not want to resume full-scale training to a level that the world would expect, unless he thought the money was right."But what seemed like a good idea at the turn of the year is now no longer a top priority." The pair’s representatives had secretly been working on a pay-per-view fight for later this year with a rumoured windfall of £36million.However, a business associate of Tyson confirmed that the heavyweight turned his back on the deal due to the numbers not adding up.Do you think Mike Tyson still would have beaten Jake Paul in a boxing match? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Tipping Point fans were left 'unable to cope' with one player's hilarious alphabet blunder during the latest episode.Friday's show saw contestant Anne make a grave literacy error when she suggested that B came after J in the alphabet.Competing against her fellow players in the first penalty round of the day, Anne was asked: "In the NATO phonetic alphabet, what word comes in between Juliet and Lima?"Rather than opting for a word beginning with K, Anne answered "Bravo."Informing Anne that she was incorrect, Tipping Point host Ben Shephard said: "No. Kilo.

net worth of heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder. Stafford has been in the NFL since the Detroit Lions made him the No.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Dumbarton boss Jim Duffy labelled Sons’ defeat to Peterhead “frustrating and disappointing.”Ben Armour’s fourth minute strike proved the difference at a freezing Balmoor, with Duffy bemoaning a fourth consecutive match where his side have conceded in the opening 20 minutes.He said: “We made a mistake early on which is something we really need to be better at, because there have been a couple of games where we’ve lost goals early and that leaves us chasing the game.“Although the attitude of the players is fine, the decisions in the final third and always the difference between getting something from the

Dumbarton boss Jim Duffy praised his depleted Sons for not throwing in the towel, as Falkirk strolled to victory in the Rock. Missing Stuart Carswell, Chris Hamilton and Morgyn Neill through suspension and Nat Wedderburn, PJ Crossan, Stefan McCluskey and Chris Smith through injury, Duffy was able to name just one outfield sub in Adam Frizzell - and handed full a full debut to Donald Morrison.And despite the result, the Sons gaffer admitted that he couldn’t have asked for more from his weary troops.He said: “We had to roll our sleeves up and show commitment.“We were up against a good side who thoroughly deserved to win, but as a manager you’re looking to see if your players throw in the towel.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Referee Steven Reid took centre-stage, as Dumbarton slipped to their first League One defeat of the new season.The whistler disallowed three Sons goals, and allowed a hotly contested Ryan Wallace winner 20 minutes from time, leaving gaffer Jim Duffy frustrated.He said: “To be honest we’re bitterly disappointed with some of the decisions.