Neil McCann calls out Celtic chief Peter Lawwell as Rangers hero disputes 'most affected club' claim

Ryan Reynolds had support from some special people at the premiere of The Adam Project!

Matt Barr is set to star in Walker: Independence, the spinoff of The CW’s Walker.

Nina Dobrev kicks up her heel with Julianne Hough at the launch of their Fresh Vine Wine in the state of Nevada at Resorts World Las Vegas over the weekend in Las Vegas.

BBC Radio 1 DJ Mark Page allegedly asked a 14-year old Filipino girl to bring other children with her to his hotel room, a jury has been told.The allegations about the former Boro match-day announcer were made in court on Monday (February 28).The former voice of the Riverside has been accused of a child sex offence with the 14-year-old girl on a visit to the Philippines back in October 2016.On Monday (February 28), Teesside Crown Court heard that DJ had checked into The Prince Plaza II Condotel in Makati several years ago.The prosecution alleges he sent a string of messages to the girl in question where he asked her to bring another underage girl and boy with her to his room.One text allegedly read: "Hi it’s Marky. Maybe we meet tomorrow 4pm.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy has made progress as he tries to leave Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin has used a deadly "vacuum bomb" in Ukraine, according to an ambassador. The bomb is said to be a high-power thermobaric weapon, which contravenes the terms of the Geneva convention.Oksana Markarova, Ukraine's ambassador to the United States, said after a meeting with members of the U.S.

Katie Price has admitted her children saved her life after she planned her suicide before checking in to The Priory. Speaking in a new interview the mum of five confessed that if it wasn't for her children she would have ended it all when she ended up seeking help at the facility last year.Katie, 43, opened up about how her declining mental health led her to seek professional help when she checked in to The Priory in September 2021.Speaking to The Radio Times she explained: “I tried to kill myself before I ended up in the Priory.

Britney Spearsis stripping off once again.On Monday, the 40-year-old pop star shared a series of images posing completely in the nude while frolicking on a beach.Britney posted a total of four separate images of herself naked, with diamond emojis covering up her modesty.The star has been enjoying another island getaway with her fiancé Sam Asghari, sharing pictures of their vacation with fans. Shocking fans:Britney Spears goes naked AGAIN as she strips off completely nude on the beach...

She lost in the best actress category to Jessica Chastain at the Screen Actors Guild Awards the night before.But Lady Gaga didn't seem fazed as she dropped by theTrancas Country Market in Malibu on Monday in a bubbly sporty look.The 35-year-old pop superstar–turned–acclaimed actress was spotted picking up several coffees for herself and friends while out on the town. New day: Lady Gaga, 35, looked sporty and fresh in a pale pink sweatshirt and shorts as she grabbed coffee in Malibu on Monday after leaving Sunday night's SAG Awards empty-handedGaga (real name:Stefani Germanotta) looked fit in a pale pink textured sweatshirt and a set of tiny white shorts emphasizing her toned legs.She matched her top with a set of pale pink–and–white trainers, and she kept the colored theme going with a pair of playful pink cat-eye sunglasses.

Paramount Plus' critically-acclaimed Yellowstone prequel series 1883 came to a close on Sunday night, and while the streaming service had teased 'more' of the show, creator Taylor Sheridan confirmed there will not be a second season.The streaming service announced two weeks ago that it ordered 'more' of 1883, though they didn't specify a second season.They also announced another prequel series, 1932, which Sheridan is focusing on now, the writer-producer revealed in a new interview with Deadline. No second season:Paramount Plus' critically-acclaimed Yellowstone prequel series 1883 came to a close on Sunday night, and while the streaming service had teased 'more' of the show, creator Taylor Sheridan confirmed there will not be a second season Taylor the Creator:They also announced another prequel series, 1932, which Sheridan is focusing on now, the writer-producer revealed in a new interview with Deadline1883 goes back to the start of the Dutton family empire and reveals the origins of the ranch shown in Yellowstone, which wrapped up its fourth season in January.When asked about continuing the story of James (Tim McGraw) and Margaret Dutton (Faith Hill), Sheridan said he set out what he wanted to accomplish with this 10-episode series.

Celtic won seven-in-a-row, they took five goals off Rangers and put years on the Ibrox support.Callum McGregor scored the fifth goal after just 53 minutes and, but for Jak Alnwick in goal, the final score could have gone down in history.Graeme Murty was carrying the bag for Rangers in the dug-out on an emergency basis and the team he chose had players in it like Daniel Candeias, Jason Cummings, Graham Dorrans and Jason Holt.At the final whistle, Brendan Rodgers went to the area of the ground housing the Green Brigade and held up 10 digits.The symbolism was unmissable.A few days later a motion was put forward in the House of Commons by Scottish MPs who wanted to have parliament acknowledge Celtic’s achievement.

Celtic side are set to take on high-flying Livingston as the 10 In A Row chasers hope to draw a line under the club's horrendous week. This will be the second of two games in which the champions are without 13 first-team players plus management duo Neil Lennon and John Kennedy after Christopher Jullien's positive test.

Peter Lawwell and the Parkhead board.The Green Brigade fans group have called for the Hoops chief executive to resign having already called for the head of manager Neil Lennon before Christmas.Lawwell is under fire with Celtic’s 10 In A Row bid all but up in smoke and the club copping flak for their ill-fated winter break in Dubai that ended with Christopher Jullien contracting covid and 16 players and staff sent in to isolation.The Parkhead chief issued an apology this week – but was hit by a backlash after claiming Celtic had suffered more than most clubs amid the pandemic.McGregor understands the anger and disappointment around the club at present – but he’s called for unity as the look to salvage the season.The vice-captain said: “The

Scottish Premiership clash confirmed boss Jack Ross. The Hibees claimed a point against the makeshift Hoops side after 13 Parkhead stars were ordered into isolation along with boss Neil Lennon and John Kennedy following Christopher Jullien 's positive coronavirus test on their disastrous Dubai training camp.

Dermot Desmond and claims the biggest shareholder should carry the blame for club's Dubai shambles. The controversial training camp resulted in an apology to supporters from chief executive Peter Lawwell on Wednesday after it resulted in a total of 16 club employees being forced into self-isolation, including 13 players.

Peter Lawwell's apology to supporters wasn't worth listening to beyond the opening 30 seconds. The Sky Sports pundit earned widespread acclaim from Hoops diehards for his passionate take on the club's ill-fated Dubai trip and the chief executive's role in a season to forget before their game with Hibs.

Peter Lawwell broke his silence on the club's Dubai debacle with a video address to fans on Wednesday evening. The Parkhead chief executive issued a "profound" apology to supporters and admitted the decision to press ahead with the training camp was a mistake.

Peter Lawwell has issued a "profound apology" to the Celtic support over the club's disastrous Dubai training camp. The already much criticised trip turned into a disaster when Christopher Jullien's positive test upon returning plunged a further 13 players plus manager Neil Lennon and assistant John Kennedy into self-isolation.

Celtic’s cataclysmic collapse is concerned.When the year from hell finally ended Neil Lennon was still clinging on to his position on the back of a run of wins throughout December.He was looking forward to the chance to cut the gap at the top of the table to just 13 points.Potentially, at least, it could have been down to four.Now here they are, just 11 days and two games into 2021, marooned 21 points behind Rangers and wading through the wreckage of a spectacular, self-inflicted decline, with the worst of the carnage probably still to come.The baying mob will be back in the car park soon enough demanding Lennon’s head once more but that’s unlikely to be enough to placate them now they’ve set their sights on a routing of the boardroom.The

Celtic fans over the Dubai debacle. The Parkhead legend insists it's time supporters heard from the club's chief executive after the trip led to 13 players and two staff being placed into self-isolation.Track and trace protocol kicked in after Christopher Jullien, out for several months and unable to train at the camp, tested positive for Covid-19 upon the squad's return.A depleted Celtic then limped to a 1-1 draw with Hibs on Monday night that leaves Rangers 21 points clear at the Premiership summit.

Charlie Nicholas believes "crumbling" Celtic need a revolution and chief executive Peter Lawwell should leave the club amid their nightmare season.The Hoops have lurched from crisis to crisis and Monday's 1-1 draw with Hibs minus 13 players and manager Neil Lennon leaves them 21 points behind Rangers.Celtic's controversial trip to Dubai looks to have all but ended their dreams of claiming Ten In A Row in the wake of Christopher Jullien's positive Covid test.But Nicholas is adamant the current problems at Parkhead run much deeper than the current nightmare season on the pitch and claims principal shareholder Dermot Desmond lacks "interest".The 58-year-old believes the time is now for extreme change to get supporters back onside and avoid