Livingston boss David Martindale says Celtic striker Giorgos Giakoumakis 'deserves credit' for reaction to penalty incident

Amy Schumer takes a whirl on an amusement ride in the first trailer for her new Hulu series, Life & Beth.

Kanye West has made the argument that Black History Month – an annual commemoration of important people and events in the history of the African diaspora, celebrated every February in North America – is no longer relevant, instead declaring in a new video that February will henceforth be known as “Black Future Month”.The video shows West – who is legally known as Ye – standing in the centre of a hooded group and delivering a powerful speech on his upbringing and struggles as a Black man in modern America.“The system has been separating families in every way that they can, for years” he said, noting that he was separated from his mother (the first female head of the English department at Chicago State University) and his father (a Black Panther) at a young age, leading to a fractured relationship between West and the latter.He continued: “America is made to enslave us. What they ever gave us? We’d improve.

Anna Kendrick can just hardly believe she’s meeting THE Barbie in Rocket Homes and Rocket Mortgage’s 2022 Super Bowl commercial.

Caleb Kennedy is under arrest.

Adele bagged three gongs at this year's BRIT Awards and dedicated her win to her ex-husband and son in a heartfelt speech.The 33-year-old chart-topper won three of the five awards she was up for during the ceremony and even performed her hit new song I Drink Wine, from her award-winning album 30.She was the star of the night and after winning her third and final gong for Album of the Year.She dedicated her win to her 9-year-old son Angelo Adkins and ex-husband Simon Konecki, 47, reports OK!.Trying to hold back the tears, Adele said: "I would like to dedicate this award to my son."And to Simon, his dad, this album was all of our journeys."The teary-eyed hit maker announced how proud she is of herself. She added: "And I'm very proud of myself for sticking to my guns."It was a night to remember for the Easy On Me singer as Adele took home the statues for Artist of the Year and Single of the Year with her catchy title track from her new album.Absolutely shocked by her win, the singer told the audience she couldn't believe a "little piano ballad" had managed to get the award over "all them bangers".

Liam Gallagher's children, Lennon and Molly Gallagher, made a rare public appearance at this year's BRIT Awards as they were snapped walking down the red carpet in style. .The eldest two children of the Oasis rockstar, Molly, 23, and Lennon, 22, posed up quite a storm ahead of their dad Liam's hotly anticipated performance.Snapped side-by-side, Molly and Lennon created quite a reaction as many noticed how uncanny their resemblance is to their rockstar dad, especially Lennon.Liam's son Lennon, who he shares with his ex-wife and former Emmerdale star Patsy Kensit, is his superstar dad's spitting image, reports OK!The 22-year-old straight-faced model rocked a messy brunette mop of hair and a contrasting dark brown belt for the evening, making him look like a much younger Liam.Sister Molly opted for a leather jacket and black maxi dress, which she paired with a pair of matching boots.The sibling duo ensured they were on hand to support their dad ahead of his iconic performance.

The WGA East, decrying the “negative impact” the Big Tech giants are having on ad revenue for news organizations, has submitted written testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Competition, Antitrust and Consumer Rights for its hearings on “Breaking the News – Journalism, Competition, and the Effect of Market Power on a Free Press.”

Nelly issued an apology on Tuesday after a sex tape he was in was posted to his Instagram Stories.'I sincerely apologize to the young lady and her family, this is unwanted publicity for her/them,' the Grillz artist, 47, told TMZ. 'This was an old video that was private and never meant to go public.'The clip involving the rapper, whose real name is Cornell Iral Haynes Jr., was captured by a number of users before it was deleted.

Director Kenneth Branagh made Oscar history with three of his new film Belfast's seven nominations for his work as a writer, director and producer.Branagh, 61, became the first person ever to receive nominations in seven separate categories - Best Actor (Henry V), Best Supporting Actor (My Week With Marilyn), Best Adapted Screenplay (Hamlet) and Best Live-Action Short (Swan Song), adding another Best Director nomination for Belfast along with Best Original Screenplay and Best Picture.He also becomes just the third person ever - after George Clooney and Warren Beatty - to be nominated in all five major Oscar categories, with the multi-hyphenate opening up about the nominations to Entertainment Weekly. Historic:Director Kenneth Branagh made Oscar history with three of his new film Belfast's seven nominations for his work as a writer, director and producer History:Branagh, 61, became the first person ever to receive nominations in seven separate categories - Best Actor (Henry V), Best Supporting Actor (My Week With Marilyn), Best Adapted Screenplay (Hamlet) and Best Live-Action Short (Swan Song), adding another Best Director nomination for Belfast along with Best Original Screenplay and Best PictureBranagh earned his first directing Oscar for his 1989 feature directing debut, Henry V, revealing what still remains the same about the job after all those years.'I was 27 years old when I started directing that first picture that was nominated as Best Director.

Cutting out calls and endlessly buffering TikTok videos could be a thing of the past as more next generation phone masts are set to be bolted on to streetlights in Scotland as part of a scheme to boost connectivity.

Chris Sutton reckons Ally McCoist is "jealous" of Kyogo Furuhashi - after the Rangers hero unleashed a tongue-in-cheek rant about Ayo Obileye's red card against Celtic.

Livingston boss David Martindale is confident his one game ban for foul and abusive language will be overturned.

Livingston goalkeeper Max Stryjek says he 'knew' he'd save Celtic's late penalty as the Lions battled to a 0-0 draw at Celtic Park on Saturday.

Celtic are investigating claims made by an American journalist that Livingston defender Ayo Obileye was subjected to alleged racist abuse by a fan at Parkhead.

Max Stryjek insists he knew he was going to save Giorgos Giakoumakis’ last-gasp spot-kick to earn Livingston a point at Parkhead on Saturday – he just can’t explain why he knew.

Ayo Obileye will have to wait until Monday morning to face Davie Martindale’s wrath over the moment of madness that almost cost Livingston a Parkhead point.

Celtic were awarded a stoppage time penalty against Livingston on Saturday after Livingston defender Ayo Obileye slapped Kyogo Furuhashi round the the back of the head.Obileye was shown a straight red card following the incident, having retaliated after Furuhashi had shoved him inside the penalty area.His blushes were spared, however, as Greek striker Giorgos Giakoumakis saw his tame spot kick saved by Livingston keeper Max Stryjek.Celtic could have leapfrogged Rangers up to the summit of the Scottish Premiership had they won on Saturday, but were instead frustrated by their visitors despite dominating with 85% possession at Celtic Park.The result was also significant for Livingston, as it marked their fourth match in a row without defeat

Celtic and Livingston are "in contact" after an American journalist alleged that Ayo Obileye was subjected to racist abuse by a member of the Parkhead crowd.

Celtic blew the chance to go top of the Premiership after Georgios Giakoumakis missed an injury time penalty kick against 10-man Livingston.

Livingston goalkeeper Max Stryjek earned his side a share of the spoils at Celtic Park thanks to an injury-time penalty save against the Hoops.

Frustrated Ange Postecoglou has leapt to the defence of Celtic fans - rejecting suggestions that he and his team were the target of boos at full time against Livingston.