Robbie Neilson tips Hearts to thrive in Tynecastle full house as he issues 'important' Hibs fan atmosphere call

Nick Jonas wears a black face mask while leaving a business meeting in Los Angeles on Thursday (March 16).

Avril Lavigne holds on to a large Christian Dior bag after attending an event held at Giorgio Baldi in Los Angeles earlier in the week.

Manchester United have identified Erik ten Hag as their preferred candidate in the race to become their next permanent manager - but two of the most renowned pundits disagree over who the club should appoint.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here will reportedly air earlier than normal this year to avoid clashing with the World Cup in November.There are currently talks of the popular ITV series to move from their usual late-November slot, so TV and football fans can enjoy both events.The Qatar 2022 World Cup will kick off on November 21 - the exact date I'm A Celeb premiered last year - and will run until December 18.ITV bosses have reportedly brought the jungle start date forward to avoid clashing with the international football coverage.

An LGBTQ “conversion” app, created by the Malaysian Government, has been removed from Google Play after it was found to violate Google Play guidelines.According to the Independent, the app falsely claims to help the LGBTQ community “return to the right path.”The app also included a 146-page e-book about the “true experience of a gay man who migrated during Ramadan to abandon homosexual behaviour.”In a statement to the Guardian, Google said, “Whenever an app is flagged to us, we investigate against our Play store policies and if violations are found we take appropriate action to maintain a trusted experience for all.”According to Human Rights Watch, “successive governments in Malaysia have employed anti-LGBT rhetoric as a political tool, calling on LGBT people to ‘change’ their gender identity or sexual orientation to ‘return to the right path’ or risk retribution.”This is not the first LGBTQ conversion app removed by Google Play.

Khloe Kardashian obscured her face behind a massive pair of black sunglasses while out and about in Los Angeles this week.She was spotted heading into a gleaming white car with her three-year-old daughter True whom she shares with her sizzling ex Tristan Thompson.Letting her luxurious platinum hairdo tumble freely over her shoulders, Khloe, 37, encased her svelte frame in a black ensemble. Baby mine: Khloe Kardashian obscured her face behind a massive pair of black sunglasses while out and about in Los Angeles this week with her daughter True, threeThe Revenge Body With Khloe Kardashian hostess kept a close eye on her little tyke as they headed into their vehicle.Khloe's latest outing comes after she posted a warm birthday message on Instagram to her little brother Rob, with whom she is famously very close.

Several suspects have been arrested on charges stemming from a robbery of the television show Lupin last month, according toThe Hollywood Reporter.Seven individuals between the ages of 13 and 21 were arrested just outside of Paris this week.The outlet reported that three of the suspects are in custody while the other four are under judicial supervision. Arrests made:Several suspects have been arrested on charges stemming from a robbery of the television show Lupin last month, The Hollywood Reporter reportedAccording to Variety, the Lupin crew was filming Part 3 of the series on February 25 when a group of 20 thieves broke on to the set and made off with approximately $330,000 worth of equipment.

sex-saturated Regency drama, which returns to our screens next week.Acting was never supposed to be Chandran’s career plan. She had been dabbling in it post-university, ‘getting the ants out of my pants for this drama thing, before I settled down and worked 70 hours a week’.

Ginnie wears a denim Midi dress, £89, Aligne; gold lambskin leather boots, £995, Sweethearts of the Rodeo; rings Ginnie’s ownIt’s also a piece you can throw on for a barefoot beach day, and roll up your sleeves and build a sandcastle in (it’s not a precious, dainty dress, this one has grit). But it can be more delicate when worn with an espadrille, perhaps with a basket bag, a neck scarf and some great sunglasses. Either way, the denim dress is no longer drifting in no man’s land, unsure of what it is or where it can be worn.

Hearts - toppling them BOTH is. The Tynecastle assistant says nothing is out the question as the club strives to get back to the very top in the coming years.Robbie Neilson has overseen an unbeaten start to the Premiership season after their promotion from the second tier, including an opening day victory over Celtic.

Robbie Neilson ’s claim that Hibs were happy with a point in last Sunday’s Edinburgh derby as an “untruth”. The Hearts boss claimed there was a difference in mentality between the two sides after the goalless draw as the visitors “celebrated” the result in front of the travelling fans whilst his charges headed back to the home dressing room to sit in silence.

Robbie Neilson insists the club's long-term goal is to compete with Celtic and Rangers at the top of the Scottish Premiership. But the next step towards success is to reclaim a place in Europe.

Hibs players saluted their fans behind the goal at the Roseburn end of the ground, Neilson revealed his men sat in the home dressing in silence, frustrated at not being able to turn their chances into three points. Hearts remain unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership after the first capital clash of the season, as do Hibs, and are separated only by goal difference in second and third in the league table.

Craig Gordon has another FOUR years left at the top after the Scotland number one produced derby heroics to shut out Hibs. The 38-year-old threw back the years with a string of stunning saves - equalled by his opposite number Matt Macey - as the two goalkeepers came up with towering performances at Tynecastle.The goalless draw means both sides missed the opportunity to go top having entered the weekend as joint leaders.

Hearts fans need to enjoy Beni Baningime while they can before bigger clubs try to sign him. The 23-year-old has been a revelation for the Jambos since joining from Everton this summer on a three-year deal.

Hearts and Hibernian have made a sensational unbeaten start to the Premiership season with both sides sitting on ten points after three wins and a draw. Bragging rights are always important in this fixture but there's the added incentive of moving top of the league for the winners this afternoon.Rangers moved back to the Premiership summit after a 2-1 comeback win over St Johnstone but that could all change at a sold-out Tynecastle.

Hibs at a sold-out Tynecastle in what is sure to be a momentous occasion following a year of empty seats and locked turnstiles. Both teams have made excellent starts to the campaign with three wins and a draw from their opening four Premiership fixtures.Is something going to give today in Gorgie? There's always guaranteed fireworks when these two old foes collide.Robbie Neilson has welcomed back defender Stephen Kingsley and new signings Barrie McKay, Ben Woodburn and Cam Devlin are all pushing for a place in the Hearts squad.

Hearts and Hibs both occupying the top two Premiership spots as we head into matchday five of the top flight this season. Robbie Neilson's side have made the jump from the second tier look relatively easy with the likes of Beni Baningime looking particularly impressive.

Barrie McKay. An Edinburgh derby just days after snubbing late interest from Leith to head to Gorgie sets an explosive scene – although the winger will at least have the vast majority of the crowd at Tynecastle on his side.

Barrie McKay to force his way into the Scotland squad - driven by the lure of the World Cup. The Hearts boss is delighted to finally have the former Rangers man on board at the third time of trying.

Robbie Neilson is predicting a heated Edinburgh derby on Sunday with both sets of players getting caught up in the atmosphere. It’s the first league derby in two years with last year’s Scottish Cup semi-final played in front of nobody at Hampden.