St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin won't take any risks with Kristian Dennis in Scottish Cup clash

DENISE Van Outen's ex-boyfriend Eddie Boxshall will be kicking himself when he sees her latest career move. I can reveal the actress has landed her first film role since their split and will be playing a sexy nurse. Keen to show her cheating ex what he lost, Denise will take on the part in Adam Deacon's new project Sumotherhood.

ED Sheeran has broken his silence over Jamal Edwards' death as the devastated singer called him "my brother". The pop star took to social media with a snap of himself with the late star - who died suddenly "from a heart attack" aged 31 last week. Ed, 31, had been yet to comment on the tragic death - despite Jamal launching the singer's career with SBTV.

Moving forward. Emma Roberts and Garrett Hedlund were unable to make their romantic relationship work, but they are putting son Rhodes first, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.

You got this, Stella Kidd! Chicago Fire has been filled with red-hot romances throughout its run, but nothing compares to Kelly Severide’s relationship with Stella Kidd.

Ed Sheeran has paid his respects Jamal Edwards following the late SB.TV founder’s death earlier this week.Edwards died aged 31 on Sunday (February 20). His mother, Loose Women panellist Brenda Edwards, later confirmed that Jamal had died from a “sudden illness”.His SB.TV channel helped to launch the careers of artists like Sheeran, Dave and Jessie J.While tributes poured in from the likes of Dave, George The Poet and AJ Tracey following Edwards’ death, Sheeran stayed silent until now.Writing on his Instagram page tonight (February 23) alongside a picture of Edwards with Sheeran, the singer-songwriter said: “I haven’t posted anything coz I can’t find the words, I can’t reply coz I don’t know what to say. Jamal is my brother.

The first trailer for “Pachinko” has been released, offering a first look at the upcoming Apple TV+ adaptation of Min Jin Lee’s sprawling multigenerational saga chronicling how one family’s journey from Korea to America over the course of decades, told in three different languages: Korean, Japanese and English.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeSAG Awards executive producer Kathy Connell, who helped launch the awards show 28 years ago and has been with the show ever since, has confirmed that this weekend’s ceremony will be her last.“I am retiring,” she tells Variety. “It’s been 28 wonderful years. Well, last year was sort of interesting, but 27 wonderful years.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorTroye Sivan remembers that first time he got tested for HIV. “I was in a new relationship and I wanted to have sex,” he recalls on this week’s episode of the “Just for Variety” podcast. “We both went and got tested and once we were all clear, it was all good to go.”He also remembers learning about the virus that causes AIDS while growing up in Australia.

Tegna, one of the last large publicly held station groups, announced a $5.4 billion deal with Apollo and media-focused hedge fund Standard General to take the company private. The deal for Tegna’s 64 stations comes to fruition as the nation’s largest station group, Nexstar, is taking steps to bolster its national reach by wrangling a deal to acquire The CW Network from WarnerMedia and Paramount (formerly ViacomCBS).This activity is driving speculation about Nexstar making next-generation programming plans for its nearly 200 stations in 116 markets around the country — ranging from the nation’s largest market (New York City’s WPIX-TV) to market No.

Mail Online: "We are absolutely horrified at the news about Anna."A London Fire Brigade spokesperson confirmed to The Daily Mirror: "Sadly, a woman has died following a house fire on Windsor Road in Ilford."Part of the ground floor of a mid-terrace house was damaged by fire."Sadly a woman was pronounced dead at the scene."The Brigade was called at 2240 and the fire was under control by 2338.Three fire engines and around 20 firefighters from Ilford and Barking fire stations attended the incident.The cause of the fire is under investigation."Anna was the only surviving cast member left who had worked on the legendary 1960s and 1970s sitcom On The Buses, which ended in 1973.The actress played Olive and she featured in all 74 episodes of the hit show.She also appeared in the highest-grossing film in 1971 - Mutiny on the Buses and Holiday on the BusesHowever, she was not known solely in that role.The British-South African actress also became an Eastenders star.She had been a close pal of Barbara Windsor's after first meeting her when the pair were aspiring beginners starring together in the hit classic Carry on Camping back in 1969.They then met again on the showbiz circuit when they featured in Eastenders together in 1996.Anna had taken on the role of the sister of Barbara's character Peggy Mitchell, meaning the pair spent a great deal of time together on-set.Off-screen, Barbara preceded her in death by just over two years.The Carry On legend died in December 2020 at the age of 83 after a battle with Alzheimer's.Anna is said to have enjoyed an eventful romantic life as the wife of fellow actor, Terry Duggan, prior to his death back in 2008.However, at the time of her death, she was widowed and had no children.Her agent Shane

Alex posted the picture of herself posing in her home.Fans were super excited about the Sky Sports star’s new threads.Jay Birmingham commented with red love hearts.Robertfingleton wrote: “Always a red!”Murdoch.charlie wrote: “Are you watching the foot today?”Alex replied saying: “Yes I will be. Come on Lionesses!”Tadge8 penned: “Stunning perfection.”Timothyryan474 said: “Love the trackie nice colour.

St Mirren through to a Scottish Cup quarter-final clash with Kilmarnock – because he doesn’t want this season to end after his early return from injury. The ex-Notts County ace made it four goals in his last six games in the stripes as he helped the Buddies squeeze past Inverness Caley Thistle with a dramatic 2-1 victory on Friday night.

Scottish Cup sting and get the Saints fans jumping up from their sofas tonight.The Buddies welcome the in-form Caley Jags to Paisley this evening hoping to book themselves an appealing quarter-final clash with either Kilmarnock or Montrose.Fraser insists the Saints won’t be taking Neil McCann’s Championship side lightly, especially given they knocked out his old side Ross County in the previous round.Nevertheless, he’s desperate to give the Paisley club’s supporters something to shout about after nearly an entire campaign locked out of the SMISA Stadium.He told Express Sport: “We need to be wary of Inverness and their strengths.“It is a chance to go on another run, but the manager’s been stressing to us that Inverness are a good side and

SFA for misconduct - starting with tomorrow night’s Scottish Cup clash with Inverness.The Buddies boss will be banished to the stand for the fourth round tie and Wednesday’s Premiership trip to face Ross County in Dingwall.The third match of today’s punishment has been suspended until the end of the year.Goodwin was charged with misconduct for remonstrating with referee Don Robertson at the end of last month’s 1-1 draw with Hamilton - a result which cost his side a top six finish on goal difference.The St Mirren boss has since apologised for comments he says he now regrets and vowed to take any punishment coming his way.However he appealed for consistency heading into his hearing on Thursday - highlighting the fact Rangers boss Steven

St Mirren. Many Saints fans are nervously awaiting news of Fraser penning a new deal with the club, with his contract set to expire in the summer.

Livingston. St Mirren take on in-form Inverness Caley Thistle in Paisley tomorrow night hoping to seal a safe passage through to the last eight of the Scottish Cup.

Jim Goodwin made it abundantly clear that finishing in seventh position was the club’s new target after narrowly missing out on their initial top six goal. Unfortunately for the Saints that target took an early dent as Dundee United moved above the Paisley side following Saturday’s action.

Jim Goodwin believes his side’s disappointing defeat to Motherwell was the Buddies season in a nutshell. St Mirren walked away from Fir Park empty-handed despite dominating possession and spurning several chances to get on the scoresheet, with Jamie McGrath missing a penalty and striker Lee Erwin passing up two good opportunities.

Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly harnessed hours of practice with a young Premier League star to finally end Jamie McGrath’s incredible penalty streak. The St Mirren midfielder was yet to miss from 12 yards in his previous eight attempts this season until Kelly stepped up to save the Irishman’s effort on Saturday at Fir Park.

St Mirren ’s biggest problem has been shipping goals at the wrong end of the park. Jim Goodwin has installed a relatively settled defensive unit, much like the one he played in during his time in Paisley.

Motherwell - insisting it was one of their best performances of the season. Despite leaving Fir Park empty-handed and slipping down to eighth in the Premiership table, the St Mirren goalie was pleased with how well his side had performed in North Lanarkshire after enjoying the lion’s share of possession and chances.