St Mirren striker Eamonn Brophy hoping to add to Celtic goals tally as he targets 'fragile' Hoops

There’s been a surprising new development in the search for missing 4-year-old Serenity Ann McKinney.

Remembering the happiest moments. Kelly Rizzo paid tribute to her late husband, Bob Saget, one month after his death with a video recapping some of their enjoyable meals together.

Comedian Heather McDonald is being a good sport about her recent on-stage fainting incident that left her hospitalized by sharing video of the event on social media.  The standup comedian, 51, collapsed during a sold-out show in Tempe, Arizona on Saturday night.The ensuing fall left her skull fractured and required a brief stay in the hospital. She took to her Instagram Story soon after to apologize to the crowd as well as the people who had tickets for the next show she was going to do that night that was canceled.  On Tuesday, McDonald went to TikTok to share footage of the incident that reveals the scary moment when she suddenly lost her balance on stage and fell backward, landing directly on the back of her head. Perhaps the most shocking part of the video is the fact that many in the crowd believed the fall was part of her act as it came just after a joke about her health and vaccine status.  Comedian Heather McDonald fainted while performing live on stage in Arizona.

Zack Sharf Dave Chappelle helped kill plans for an affordable housing development in his hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio, the Dayton Daily News reports. The comedian appeared at a council meeting this week and threatened to pull several businesses he’s developing for Yellow Springs if the town moved forward with the affordable housing development.

the show had been dropped by U.K. broadcaster Channel 5.Given its prominence in Australian television history, it’s no surprise that many actors got their start on the soap opera before breaking out internationally — whether they appeared on the show for one episode or a few seasons.

Wilson Chapman editorJudd Bernard, the producer and screenwriter behind films such as “Point Blank” and “Double Trouble,” died Jan. 25 in Burbank, Calif., his family confirmed to Variety.

case detail report also notes there were no other causes of death and the manner of death is listed as «natural.»Johnson, who was best known for his roles in and, died in September 2021 at 55. A rep for the actor confirmed the news to ET saying, «The world of comedy has truly been shaken» with «the loss of the iconic legend of stage and screen.»Johnson's first film came in 1990, when he landed the role of E.Z.E.

Kim Kardashian is her own biggest cheerleader. The 41-year-old mother of four revealed that she has officially started law school and has the perfect accessory to help her study.“And so it begins again #lawschool,” she captioned an image of a pile of books on Wednesday.

Chrishell Stause revealed the relationship between her late mother and ex-husband Justin Hartley was rocky.

Anne-Marie is laughing off her fall during the Brit Awards on Tuesday night.

Fans were shocked when Bob Odenkirk collapsed on the set of “Better Call Saul” in July 2021, subsequently revealing he suffered a heart attack.

Jennifer Coolidge says her hot dog quote from “Legally Blonde 2” almost resulted in a business opportunity.

Today marked the finale of “The Book of Boba Fett,” and we now have official confirmation that “Obi-Wan Kenobi” is going to be the next big “Star Wars” event series. Scottish actor Ewan McGregor returns to reprise the role of the iconic Jedi with a story that takes place between years after “Star Wars: Revenge of The Sith” and many before “Star Wars: A New Hope.” Disney+ and Lucasfilm have officially announced the show will begin airing on May 25, a fitting month given that May 4 is Star Wars Day, and the month should be filled with promotional materials for various “Star Wars”-related projects.

Hamilton recorded the highest amount of shots on target - seven - against Rangers this season in the 1-1 draw on February 7th and Goodwin for effusive in praise for their performance. The 39 year-old said: "Their last couple of performances and results have been excellent.

Rangers launched an internal investigation after a weekend party was broken up by police.No indoor mixing of households is allowed in Scotland and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was again forced to verbally censure our game which she’s threatened to pull the plug on due to a string of Covid-19 breaches.But Goodwin believes the time has come to hammer the culprits who have no case for their defence.He said: “It’s really disappointing to hear what’s gone on over the weekend.“I don’t hold Steven Gerrard or Rangers Football Club responsible for this.

Jim Goodwin’s dive slurs and admitted he was disappointed by the accusations of the St Mirren boss.The Celtic full-back defended himself having been caught in crossfire since an incident during his side’s win in Paisley last midweek.Taylor won a spot-kick when adjudged to have been fouled by Ryan Flynn, but Goodwin claimed his seven-year-old son would not have gone down under such a challenge and called for divers to be named and shamed.Celtic boss Neil Lennon roared straight back at his Saints counterpart claiming he was “well out of order” to make such comments about his defender.Taylor gave his own response to Goodwin’s allegations following his team’s 2-1 win over St Johnstone and said: “It’s not true and I was disappointed, to be fair,

Greg Taylor dived to win a penalty in his side’s 4-0 midweek defeat in Paisley.Goodwin launched a scathing attack towards what he believes are the usual suspects who are cheating by conning referees into awarding spot-kicks.But Lennon escalated the war of words by telling his fellow Irishman to stop deflecting from his own team’s failings and focus on their own second-half collapse.A no holds barred Goodwin slammed Taylor for going down under a challenge by Ryan Flynn.He said: “The penalty the other night was a joke. We need to start naming and shaming.“I’d be embarrassed if I was some of these players watching these incidents back.

St Mirren hero Frank McGarvey knows a thing or two about tasting success with the Buddies. In his first stint at the club, the clinical young striker helped fire Alex Ferguson’s Furies to the First Division title in 1977.

Premiership players in the act.The St Mirren boss fears the growing number of con artists are tricking top flight referees into handing out penalties is getting out of control.And now Goodwin is calling for VAR to be introduced in Scotland in a bid to help officials clamp down on individual players who con their way to spot kicks in key moments, referencing penalties Hibs and Celtic picked up in Paisley recently as a case in point.He told Express Sport: “If players are constantly diving to win penalties then there should be punishments and consistency with it.“I am watching some of the game recently and seeing certain individuals at certain teams continuously getting penalties for minimal contact.“I am asking the referees to be stronger and

Jim Goodwin believes it's high time Scottish football implemented VAR as he's sick of referees being conned.The Buddies boss wasn't pleased with a penalty call against his side in Wednesday's 4-0 home loss against Celtic when opposing left-back Greg Taylor went to ground under Ryan Flynn's challenge, winning a spot-kick from whistler Don Robertson that Odsonne Edouard converted.Goodwin didn't reference that incident but it's clear he's had enough with the antics of some players, in the same week Parkhead striker Albian Ajeti's simulation charge was chucked out after an appeal.He also levelled a similar dig after conceding a penalty in the loss to Hibs at the start of the month and the Irishman insists he's fed up of officials having "the

Jim Goodwin isn’t a man who scares easily.The battling defender’s career was typified by his full-blooded challenges, with the bold Irishman never one to shirk a tackle or back out of a header.But one thing which really does give the Saints manager the heebie-jeebies is the thought of not working in football full-time again.Having moved from St Mirren to part-time Alloa back in June 2016, the 39-year-old tried his hand at several different jobs to make ends meet until he could return to making a living from the sport he’s so far dedicated his life to.While he enjoyed them to varying degrees, the one thing it’s taught the Buddies boss the most is he never wants to flog chocolate or sit behind a desk ever again.“I’ve never actually officially