Simon Jordan in fiery Celtic radio slapdown as he lets rip over Dermot Desmond's 'absentee landlord culture'

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorSoundCloud has entered into a joint venture with Solid Foundation, the management and creative services arm of QC Media Holdings, which both are owned and operated by Quality Control Music founders Kevin “Coach K” Lee and Pierre “P” Thomas. In this deal and Solid Foundation are joining forces to “discover new talent and revolutionize artist partnerships by empowering creatives with bespoke resources, tools and access,” according to the announcement.As part of the joint venture, QC Media has made an investment in SoundCloud and as a result, Lee, Thomas and their Atlanta-based Solid Foundation artist management team will work collaboratively with the company to identify, invest in, and foster the careers of artists featured on the platform.

Russia had gone into the Eastern European country.Russian tanks were reportedly seen on the outskirts of Donetsk, the capital of one of the country's two breakaway regions in the east.She told fans that world leaders needed to "stop tripping about power".Cardi addressed her social media followers in a video after a fan said they wondered what she thought of the situation."I actually want to say a lot of things but I'm just going to mind my business because sometimes I feel like I have such a big platform that if I don't say the right things I might get killed," she said."But I am really not on NATO's side, I am not on Russia's side, I am actually on the citizens side because at the end of the day the world is having a crisis right now."The Bodak Yellow singer went on: "There's inflation not only in America but everywhere in the world. It's really hard to get the economy back up.

Tilly Ramsay and Maisie Smith recently spent time together on the Strictly Come Dancing UK tour where they became firm friends.Maisie has indicated how much the pair care about each other by sharing a sweet snap on Instagram showing Tilly and fellow Strictly star Rose Ayling-Ellis planting a kiss on her cheek, as they enjoyed a girls night out.Eastenders star Maisie wrote alongside the post: "I do be missing my dancing chums." Tilly, who is TV chef Gordon Ramsay's daughter, then gushed: "Missing you both."In her post Maisie also shared snaps of the three women posing playfully in front of what appeared to be a bathroom mirror.Earlier this month Maisie, who accessorised with a pair of fluffy white ear muffs, was seen walking with her co-stars in Liverpool where they performed in the Strictly tour.They also shared their wild swimming adventures earlier this month.Maisie, who wore a skimpy black bikini for the wild day out, plunged into chilly water in Sheffield and was joined by her fellow dancers.Inseparable as always, Tilly also joined and jumped into the lake wearing an oversized black t-shirt.The pair were joined by Rose Ayling-Ellis, Nikita Kuzmin, Neil Jones, and Sara Davies in the water.Th swim was organised by Gogglebox's Rev Kate.Maisie wrote on her story on Instagram: "Cheeky Sheffield river dunk."Speaking of their water adventures, Nikita wrote: "Chapter 2 baby lovely freezing morning in Sheffield with the best crew!"Enjoyed this one even more since I haven’t lost completely feeling in my toes lol."For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here

rare conjoined twin turtle with two heads and one body has died after suffering from multiple organ failure.Tourists found and rescued the strange reptile at Turkey's Pamukkale hot springs, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in November last year.They then alerted conservationists about the creature.It was unlikely that the baby tortoise would have been able to survive by itself, as it was only four weeks old at the time.The rare animal was being looked after at the Pamukkale University Biology Department, where researchers studied the creature.Dr Eyup Baskale said when they were handed over to the experts that the turtles were clearly conjoined twins, as their digestive system ended at a single orifice.Their hind legs also appeared to belong to a single individual, added Dr Baskale.The twin turtles were examined in a laboratory and were found to weigh just 13 grams, with a shell length of 1.2cm for one of the conjoined turtles, while its sibling's shell length was 1.3cm.They were reportedly named 'Cotton' and 'Castle' by the scientists, after the Pamukkale hot springs, where they were found, as Pamukkale means cotton castle in Turkish.Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal scoops, crime dramas and breaking stories - all delivered in that Daily Star style you love.Our great newsletters will give you all you need to know, from hard news to that bit of glamour you need every day. They'll drop straight into your inbox and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...But the pair died on Sunday of multiple organ failure, despite the team preparing them for hibernation and taking “great care of them”.Dr

Celtic 's next manager and they make Eddie Howe a 83 per cent chance of becoming the next Parkhead boss. It comes after Neil Lennon 's rant as he let rip on the club's detractors in the wake of their controversial trip to Dubai.

Ally McCoist called Neil Lennon's rant a "PR disaster" as he reveals he and Andy Walker predicted doom for the Dubai trip.The Celtic manager launched an astonishing broadside against the media, pundits and the Scottish Government as he reacted furiously to criticism of the training camp.And the former Rangers boss believes the broadside was spectacularly misjudged as he admitted he just can't understand what was going through Lennon's head.Speaking on TalkSPORT McCoist said: "It's just been a PR disaster."I honestly can't remember an own goal like it in Scottish football for a long time."I saw the whole interview, I can't agree with Neil - it sounds as though his chief executive Peter Lawwell can't agree with Neil."Peter Lawwell came out

Rangers slip-up at Motherwell would have come as a real shot in the arm to the side across the city.Two points dropped in a title race is almost always worthy of celebration but not in this extraordinary campaign.If anything the sight of Rangers being held to a 1-1 draw at Fir Park will have stuck in the throat of Celtic and their fans.They also managed a share of the points at home to Livingston on Saturday and yet still managed to come out of the weekend feeling like the biggest losers of all.So far have they fallen off the pace at the top of the table that a Rangers stumble has now been rendered all but irrelevant.

Dermot Desmond 's critics to round on the fact the majority shareholder isn't in the building. Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan used the phrase "absentee landlord" earlier this week and Hoops fans have been critical of the Irishman's lack of visibility in recent years.But Dalglish has railed against any notion that Desmond isn't fully invested on the going ons at Parkhead with his team in complete turmoil.

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.

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 's claim Celtic could be the club worst hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Parkhead chief executive made the suggestion as he issued an apology to fans over the ill-fated Dubai training camp.Lawwell admitted the decision to travel was a mistake but denied the club had displayed arrogance in pressing ahead with it.

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

Celtic star Andy Walker has delivered an impassioned on-air rant against the governance of the club in the wake of their Dubai debacle. The Parkhead side take on Hibs on Monday night and before kick-off Walker was incensed at the club's treatment of its supporters.

Rangers 22 points clear with a deadly double against Aberdeen. But the Colombian was in the firing line for some Hotline callers after his first half tumble earned Gers a penalty - and saw Ryan Hedges red carded.Dons boss Derek McInnes didn’t seem to have any issue with the spot kick award although he thought the sending off was harsh.