Scott Brown, James Tavernier and Tyson Fury appearing in virtual panto for Hamilton Accies

Juventus defender Matthijs de Ligt has opened up on his increased game time at the Italian club, and how they're coping without Cristiano Ronaldo, following an unsettled period for him and the Old Lady this season.

Salma Hayek took to Instagram to reveal that she had a wardrobe malfunction with Fran Drescher while making a trip to the bathroom during the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards Sunday night.Hayek, who was presenting the award for Male Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series, was just minutes away from hitting the stage when her glove got stuck on Drescher's dress. Lucky for us, their fashion flub was caught on camera.«I can't even believe, are you videotaping this?» Drescher asks in the video, as the actresses stand still, waiting for the help of an assistant to unhook Hayek's glove from the crystal embellishments surrounding the newly appointed President of SAG-AFTRA's strapless gown.«Oh my god, we're stuck,» Hayek laments. «You're coming out to present with me.»Luckily, the pair were able to get unhooked and the actress was able to present the SAG award to Michael Keaton, who ended up taking home the honor for his work in . star took the few moments before Hayek rushed to the stage to invite her green council, made up of high-profile performers within SAG-AFTRA who plan to band together to advocate for eco-friendly policies in order to reduce Hollywood’s carbon footprint.«You know, I think I wrote you a letter, we must have sent it to your reps, because I want to pull you in to my green council, and I said to you how magnificent you were in , and how fearless you were, and ironically, how much I love that we always, randomly run into each other,» Drescher said.«I know,» Hayek gushed.«Including Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris,» Drescher said before letting out her icon Nanny squeal.

Boxing star Tyson Fury says his obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is so severe it leads him to adjusting other people's ties. The Wythenshawe-born WBC heavyweight champion says the condition also sees him having to intervene if he sees something that is 'non-symmetrical.'And despite standing at 6ft 9in tall and being undefeated in the ring, the star dubbed the Gypsy King says he is waiting for the day he gets punched because of it.

Celtic in the Czech Republic as a second straight 4-1 defeat to Sparta Prague sent them crashing out of the Europa League. Neil Lennon 's team were boosted by the returns of Christopher Jullien and Odsonne Edouard and the latter looked back at his best when he opened the scoring with a fine finish.

Derek McInnes admitted he ended up glad to take a point against bottom-placed Hamilton Accies. Aberdeen were bailed out by a brilliant stop from Joe Lewis to deny David Moyo at the death as they dropped points in Lanarkshire.

Mike Tyson believes Anthony Joshua's style would be a "recipe for disaster" against Tyson Fury.

They have been happily married for 12 years, and to commemorate their anniversary, Tyson Fury decided to buy wife Paris Fury plenty of lavish gifts.The boxer, who was supported by brother Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague at his Las Vegas fight last year, showered his other half with champagne, flowers, designer shoes and chocolates. Alongside a video showcasing all of her gifts, Paris, 30, wrote: "Happiness is the secret to all beauty.There is no beauty without happiness.

Mike Tyson insists he wants to fight the best heavyweights in the world - for charity.

which saw the Terrors bounce back from Ross Callachan’s opener to win thanks to a Nicky Clark double.And McCann reckons Brian Rice’s Accies, who have won twice in 13 games this season, are lacking the players required to dig out results for the Premiership’s bottom side.He said: “The thing is in past seasons Hamilton have always had a little bit of grit and a little bit of nastiness to dig results out when it’s not going well and bounce back, with players like (Darian) MacKinnon and (Dougie) Imrie.“They don’t have that so Brian Rice has to find someone who can galvanise the middle of the pitch, just to stop that, let them get a foothold and maybe get some points on the board.”Callachan blew the chance to take a share of the spoils when he

Celtic players lazy and told them to wake up after dropping another two precious points in the Premiership title race.The champions had to fight back from 2-0 down against Hibs at Easter Road to salvage a draw.Now Old Firm rivals Rangers can go 11 points clear at the top by beating Aberdeen at Ibrox on Sunday.Lennon says his side – who still have two games in hand – can barely afford any more slip-ups.The Hoops needed an injury-time Diego Laxalt equaliser to avoid defeat.After Scott Brown had conceded a penalty, Jamie Murphy put Hibs in front before Kevin Nisbet doubled their lead.An Odsonne Edouard spot-kick provided a lifeline before Laxalt’s late leveller.Lennon said: “We shot ourselves in the foot.

Neil Lennon has labelled his Celtic players lazy and reckons the "brainfreeze" suffered in the 2-2 draw against Hibs could have far-reaching consequences. The Irishman cut an animated figure at Easter Road for long spells before the Premiership champions somehow rescued a point thanks to goals from Odsonne Edouard and Diego Laxalt.

Paris Fury has revealed she and her boxer husband Tyson have been forced to move home because fans keep turning up at their door.

LOOSE Women's Paris Fury revealed her and husband Tyson have been forced to move house after fans turned up at all hours to knock on the door. The panellist opened up about the public reaction to the boxer's documentary Tyson Fury: The Gypsy King.

Robbie Williams has unveiled new single ‘Can’t Stop Christmas’ – and it’s a timely look at the festive season during the time of COVID-19.The new single sees Robbie tackling what is likely to be the strangest of Christmases for many of us, with nods to Facetimes, zooms and receiving hand sanitiser as a gift.And in a nod to social distancing, he sings: “Santa’s on his sleigh, but now he’s two metres away.”A collaboration with long-time producers Guy Chambers and Richard Flack, the single is taken from Robbie’s new double album ‘The Christmas Present’ – which features guest appearances from the likes of Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams, Jamie Cullum and Tyson Fury.Originally released last Christmas, the album gave Robbie his 13th Number 1 solo album

Hamilton Accies striker's younger sibling Connor is on the books at Hearts, but playing on loan at Arbroath in the Championship this season. And on Saturday evenings the pair catch-up on the highs and lows of their sides' 90 minutes.

The social media criticism has been scathing, but the 21-year-old hopes the trip to Tannadice can turn the tide. He said: "The fans aren't happy - and we're not happy either."We know how they are feeling, we know their pain, but we've got to stick to what we are doing and not get caught up in that because if we do, the confidence will just go down."You've just got to be positive and we are sure that the results will turn."I am on social media.

fanning the flames of fury this season.Accies are rock-bottom of the Premiership and head to Dundee United on Saturday, desperate to turn things around.While Rice admits it's difficult to protect his squad from fan reaction online, he tries to channel his own feelings on it into a positive.He said: "It's impossible to stay off social media. If you are not on it, your pals are, or your mum's on it, your dad's on it."I think some people forget these are human beings we are dealing with, but it's part and parcel because when you are do well you get the praise."You take the good with the good and the bad with the bad."These people criticising you at some stage will need to come and praise you.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A Hamilton man is currently starring in a prime time television advert for veterans’ charity Erskine.Marcus Nash, the media manager at Hamilton Accies Football Club, can be seen playing the role of a once younger soldier William McDowall, known as Bill.The advert is based on the true story of army veteran Bill, who served in the Falklands and reflects his real memories of ‘army life’ before then joining Erskine, following his release from the army.The touching advert can be seen on STV daily.Twenty-six-year-old Marcus, who has since given up acting to concentrate on his role at Accies, has previously starred in River City, a high profile Lidl ad and

who were awarded a 3-0 win at the weekend when their Betfred Cup clash with Albion Rovers was called off due a positive Covid-19 test at Rovers,  return to league action this weekend when they face Dundee United at Tannadice.

link.Colin added: “We are hopeful that local businesses, families, schools, care homes, groups and more all purchase a subscription and tune in to our live pantomime.“To book a performance slot please https://www.pantolive2020.co.uk/eventsAlternatively, anyone wishing to donate to the Club’s charity can do so by visiting https://www.justgiving.com/hamiltonacciesfc

Tyson Fury's record is "laughable" compared to his fellow world champion Anthony Joshua.