Kilmarnock ramp up new boss search as James Fowler teases top candidates selected for interview

Kanye West has drawn an Avengers-themed line in the sand, and ex Kim Kardashian and new boyfriend Pete Davidson are on the wrong side of it.

Patrisse Cullors Black History Month has always been about abolition for me.I may not have known the word abolition as a young girl, but I understood abolition in my spirit. At my core, I witnessed a community ravaged and decimated by police and prisons, and I wanted more for us.

Pour one out! After working together for two seasons on Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias, the show’s leading ladies are just as welcoming and friendly as their onscreen counterparts.

Dancing On Ice star Chemmy Alcott has opened up on the no holds barred advice she received from series winner Matthew Wolfenden after she was eliminated from the competition.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the former ski racer, 39, detailed the words of wisdom she got from Emmerdale star Matthew, 41, who went on to secure the trophy for the series in 2012.When asked how performing on the popular ITV show compared to skiing, Chemmy admitted that she felt out of her element.She said: "You're performing, there's a start to your performance and a start to your race."I was much more comfortable being a ski racer."She went on to explain that she "froze" up after taking to the ice with late partner Sean Rice, after she learnt of the huge viewing figures the show had.Chemmy said: "Whereas with Dancing On Ice, I remember the first time I spaced out there, like, 'There's, you know, over 10 million people tuning in.'"And I just got dry lips, and I froze," she added.The sportswoman told how she didn't have the same problem when she was hurtling down slopes while skiing.She continued: "You don't think about that at all, because you're not doing it for the cameras in skiing."The cameras are there, but you are racing a clock."Your purpose is not entertainment, it's speed," she explained, before adding: "Whereas this show's all about entertaining people tuning in."Chemmy added that she had no idea where the cameras were until after she got eliminated from the show and her co-star Matt gave her some advice.She said: "I didn't even know where the cameras were and I did 10 weeks!"And when I got knocked out, the guy who won it, Matt Wolfenden, said to me, 'Oh, you would have been so much better if you performed to the cameras!'"And I

In January, Oti and Marius set up a property company named Lionshead Property Investments, officially registered on Companies house.Oti isn’t the only one in her family who has cast her net further than television.Motsi Mabuse originally trained to be a civil engineer.She has her own company named Pure Mabuse Entertainment, and receiving around £500,000 per year.She also got involved in writing children’s picture books, such as Dance With Oti: The Bird Jive, teaching kids to develop their dancing skills.Two more picture books are expected to follow on soon."I moved all the way from Africa so I must make something of myself," Oti told the Mail Online in January."I am really trying to learn and do as much as I can for as long as I can, while I can."

Wendy Williams is fighting for her money.

Tommy Wright is set to be unveiled as Kilmarnock boss on Monday.The Northern Irishman is the individual Rugby Park chiefs have identified to succeed departed Alex Dyer and a deal is close.Wright has been in talks with Ayrshire bosses for the past 48 hours after being chosen as the No.1 candidate by club hierarchy.

Kilmarnock job. The former Motherwell boss said that the vacant manager position at Rugby Park was not for him "at this moment in time".Robinson quit the Steelmen last month with the 46-year-old among the favourites to succeed Alex Dyer.The Northern Irishman and fellow countryman Tommy Wright are two of the fan picks for the top job.

Kilmarnock job.The former St Johnstone manager has been tipped for the Rugby Park hotseat after Alex Dyer left the club last weekend.And Boyd said that if the Northern Irish boss is to take charge at the Ayrshire side, he'll need to galvanise Killie to arrest their freefalling form.Boyd said on Sky Sports today: "By looking at the odds, you would expect Tommy Wright to be named the new Kilmarnock manager."And I think it's a good fit for the football club.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your

Kilmarnock are striving to have a new manager in charge by Monday morning after they slipped further into the relegation mire in Paisley.Tommy Wright is the clear favourite to take over from Alex Dyer at Rugby Park and with a massive clash against Motherwell looming on Wednesday Fowler admits time is of the essence to get a new man in.Defeat to St Mirren made it five defeats on the spin to leave them teetering above the relegation zone.Shorn of confidence Killie were taken apart by the Buddies and it’s now 10 defeats from their last 13 games.Fowler said they had identified their number one target and were looking to get a deal signed before Monday.He said: “These things take time to get the interviews carried out and then try and get a deal

Kilmarnock manager’s job.

Kilmarnock boss – but he was here for one heck of a ride. He assisted Steve Clarke during one of the club’s most successful spells ever, and he stood in for the now Scotland gaffer, who had a touchline ban, when Killie picked up that famous 2-1 win over Rangers to secure third spot and Europa League football.

Kilmarnock tonight after they suffered their heaviest defeat of the season at the hands of Celtic.

Kilmarnock legend Kris Boyd says the Rugby Park players need to wake up and realise they're in a relegation fight.The former Killie and Rangers striker sympathises with Alex Dyer, who left the club on Saturday, but says the players need to do more ahead of their clash with Celtic tonight.Speaking to Sky Sports, Boyd said: "I'm not surprised [he's left] but I do feel sorry for Alex in a way."I think with Kilmarnock everything seems to be judged on Steve Clarke's level of success."Killie should be fighting for the top six and still have a chance to do that but when you look back at it, they had only 10 wins during Alex's time in charge."Boyd added: "He knows it's a results business."But I don't pinpoint Alex and think he's the main reason for

Celtic but it's a new month now and yesterday's big signing at least signalled a club that haven't quite given up on the season yet. The introduction of Jonjoe Kenny in a Deadline Day loan move from Everton is a good piece of business even if it has done little to lift the mood of a fed-up support.

Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. Neil Lennon 's side have won just match since the turn of the year, and were beaten at home by St Mirren on Saturday.

Stephen Robinson both in the frame.The Rugby Park board will meet to plot a way forward after the weekend dismissal of Alex Dyer who paid the price for a run of eight defeats in their last 11 games.That 3-2 home loss to St Johnstone proved to be the final straw for Killie owner Billy Bowie, who will lead a recruitment process to find a replacement.Ex-Saints boss Wright is understood to be keen on the post and set to be high on the wanted list.Ex-Motherwell boss Robinson is also looking for a quickfire return to the Premiership.Record Sport under-stands the Irishman’s interest in the job has been registered but any appointment would impact his Fir Park severance package.The 46-year-old has still to receive his final pay-off from the

Kilmarnock boss.The East Ayrshire side announced the 55-year-old's departure by mutual consent a couple of hours after the 3-2 loss to the Perth outfit at Rugby Park.Killie looked set for a vital three points thanks to first-half goals from Chris Burke and Aaron Tshibola.However, the Betfred Cup finalists pulled off a stunning comeback and netted three times in the space of 19 second-half minutes.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The Ayrshire Live

Alex Dyer after a galling collapse against St Johnstone left the Ayrshire side ninth. The hosts took a 2-0 lead a Rugby Park thanks to goals from Chris Burke and Aaron Tshibola.But Killie collapsed after the break as they shipped three to compound a run of just three wins in 11 games.

St Johnstone fightback with a scintillating winner. The midfield kid produced a spectacular long-range strike to cap a brilliant victory for the Betfred Cup finalists.

Kilmarnock have been hit with a blow ahead of their clash with St Johnstone tomorrow.