Murray Davidson "improving quickly" in his race for Betfred Cup final fitness

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorTransforming Margot Robbie into Harley Quinn for “The Suicide Squad” often took two people, with makeup artist Heba Thorisdottir leading the way by channeling a rock star. Thorisdottir is nominated for a Make-up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Award for best contemporary makeup in a feature-length motion picture.In Warner Bros.’ summer release, Harley Quinn and the prisoners of Belle Reve set out on a mission to destroy Jotunheim, a Nazi-era prison and laboratory in South America.Director James Gunn gave Thorisdottir complete creative control on the looks with one stipulation: “As long as they were dirty and gritty.

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the report examined 275 documentary programmes between April 26 and May 21 last year, after numerous broadcasters like the BBC and Sky made pledges to increase their diversity on-and-off screen following the death of George Floyd.The report found that race and racism were the leading topics when a documentary featured a Black person, followed by crime in second and music in third.“The representation of Black people is not varied or nuanced enough,” the report reads.Black professionals working on the documentaries also expressed concern that the commissioning of “Black programming” is still mostly seen through the interests of white commissioners. They believe the issue is compounded by a lack of career progression among Black media workers to positions of editorial control and commissioning power.The report also states Black documentary filmmakers often have to push back against stereotypical representations of Black people on projects, and that Black voices are often pigeon-holed into talking about race.Black production company owners were also not given the same opportunities as non-Black production company owners, the research found.Maxine Watson, executive producer and former BBC commissioner, who contributed her thoughts on Black representation in the industry, said: “When TV talks about a ‘broad audience’ they are really talking about the broad white audience.

Every Time I Die’s break up at a solo show in London.The band underwent a messy split in January, following a public spat between frontman Buckley and the band’s other four members.During the show on Monday (February 7), Buckley addressed the split saying “it is not the end of anything: I can’t even say what the state of the band is right now.”He continued (via Metal Hammer): “I don’t know what the future holds, but I know that, right now, this is exactly where I fucking want to be, and I’m very thankful to be here.”“I think that it’s an objective fact that Every Time I Die existed for longer than most bands, so there was something in that formula that was alchemic, that was completely singular to us. And I think it was the rivalry… I think it was just those two forces constantly battling which kept pushing the band along.

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Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson was left disappointed by how his side defended their box for Celtic's two goals on Sunday afternoon.All was looking well when Shaun Rooney nodded the Perth men ahead on 50 minutes but a quick-fire double from Odsonne Edouard flipped the script.The French forward twice netted from close range to earn the visitors maximum points.Davidson said: “It’s a real difficult one to take.

Callum Davidson has plenty of inspirational bosses to draw upon as he continues a solid debut season in the McDiarmid Park dugout.But not, it transpires, Rangers legend Graeme Souness.The man to kick-start the Nine In A Row era in Govan might have enjoyed a very successful career in Scotland and and down south.However the Betfred Cup finalist insists he "didn't take anything" from his time under the no-nonsense Souness during his playing days.Asked who is the biggest influence on his current managerial style, Davidson told Sky Sports: "I looked at what they did while I was playing, how they talked to players, how they trained, how they dealt with the media."Roy Hodgson was one, tactically his attention to detail was tremendous."Billy

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson has welcomed Tommy Wright’s return to Scottish football.Wright took hold of the reins at Kilmarnock earlier this week after time away from football following his Perth departure in May.Davidson, who was Wright’s assistant when Saints won the Scottish Cup in 2014, said: “Tommy’s obviously now at a rival club.“But it will be good to see him again and hopefully once we’re back to normal we can get a few games of golf.”Davidson added: “Tommy is his own man and will have his own ideas.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.They have lost just once in their last nine matches.And St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson hopes that positive run of form will help shuffle along new deals for some of his Perth stars.A number of contracts run out in the summer and the Saints boss, encouraged by recent results, is keen to tie down more of his squad.David Wotherspoon was the latest to sign an extended deal at McDiarmid Park earlier this month.Stevie May, Guy Melamed, Chris Kane, Michael O’Halloran, Liam Craig, Murray Davidson, Craig Bryson, Charlie Gilmour, Craig Conway, Scott Tanser, Callum Booth and Elliott Parish are all contracted

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Callum Davidson reckons Saturday’s win will have no bearing on the Betfred Cup final showdown later this month.But the St Johnstone boss was delighted his Perth stars were the ones to end Livingston’s 14-game unbeaten run.The teams meet at Hampden on February 28 for a shot at national silverware but Davidson’s focus was purely on this league business.His players produced the goods for a valuable three points, kick-started by Scott Tanser’s glorious free-kick on the stroke of half-time.Shaun Rooney added the second shortly after the interval before home midfielder Scott Pittman pulled one back late

Kemar Roofe has been told he's "very fortunate" not to have received a straight red for his full-blooded tackle on St Johnstone midfielder Murray Davidson.

Betfred Cup final heartache after a shocking Kemar Roofe tackle forced him off at Ibrox as Rangers won 1-0 to stretch their lead at the top of the table to a massive 23 points.Roofe was booked by referee David Munro and Saints boss Callum Davidson insisted there was no malice in the challenge - but that will be scant consolation for the Perth midfielder, who is now racing against time to make the February 28 showpiece at Hampden against Livingston.Davidson, who missed the 2014 Scottish Cup triumph through injury, played on for 10 minutes before hobbling off and his manager said: "It's one of those, I don't think there was any malice in the challenge, but it doesn't look great," he said.

Kemar Roofe 's painful challenge on Murray Davidson. The flashpoint occurred in the early stages of the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox when the Rangers attacker tried to use his body to get the ball back under control after a poor touch.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.New St Johnstone signing Charlie Gilmour is buzzing for his next chapter in football.The 21-year-old midfielder has joined the Perth club until the end of the season after impressing manager Callum Davidson in training.Gilmour’s earlier years in the game were spent at English giants Arsenal where he trained alongside the likes of Mesut Ozil.More recently Gilmour was signed with Norwich City and was last season loaned out to Dutch second division side Telstar.“I was at Arsenal during the Emery days,” Gilmour revealed.