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Leigh Griffiths to win back the trust of the Celtic fans. The Hoops star was booed by a large section of supporters when he came off the bench in a friendly defeat to West Ham yesterday.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIt didn’t take long for “FBoy Island” to make me feel like my brain was leaking out my ears, drip by stupefied drip. Brought to HBO Max by Elan Gale of “The Bachelor,” the new dating reality series is some unholy combination of “Bachelor in Paradise,” “Love Island” and “Too Hot to Handle.” The rules seemingly change by the day, and each episode is an entirely unnecessary full 60 minutes long.

Jake Cornish has angered Love Island viewers by kissing partner Liberty Poole's pal Kaz Kamwi in a game of 'Snog, Marry, Pie'. In the preview for tonight's episode of the hit ITV dating show, the girls can be seen lined up in a row as the boys come along to lay it on the singletons.

The St Helens celebrations will have gone long into the night on Saturday after winning their first Challenge Cup in 13 years.

James Roby says he has yet to make a decision on whether he will continue playing next season.

St Helens winger Regan Grace insists he is not feeling the pressure of trying to end the club’s long run without Challenge Cup glory.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterIt is a clear message emanating from the Jeanfield Swifts dressing room – challenge for the title.The Perth club impressed in the East of Scotland League Premier Division last season before play was cut short due to COVID-19.While disappointing, maintaining high standards and working towards a Lowland League spot remains a key driver at the Riverside.Swifts start their 2021/22 campaign on home soil against Blackburn United.“We didn’t manage to complete half of last season but we set our standards,” Gunnion said.“We showed what we can do in terms of putting a run together.

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Love Island fans were left unhappy with Monday night's challenge which saw the contestants spitting food into each other’s mouths.The food challenge is a Love Island staple but with Covid-19 cases back on the rise in numerous countries, fans questioned whether it was the right time to air the game. The 'Spit the Roast' challenge saw the couples attempt to serve a roast dinner by passing the food from one side of the decking to the other using just their mouths.The boys had to pick up each piece of food with their mouths, before transferring it to their partner's at the halfway point.

There will be another dumping in the Love Island villa tonight as the boys now get to choose which girl they want to couple up with, meaning one girl will be sent home.

Love Island fans complained to Ofcom after Hugo Hammond was left humiliated and left standing on his own during the Line of Booty challenge this week.The game saw the girls dress up as prison officers and free a man of their choice from the cells to either 'jail' to seduce, kiss and torment with sweet nothings. Sadly for Hugo, he was left standing alone as the the girls picked the other men to take off to jail.

Jason Momoa, 41, definitely has that “sheer animal magnetism,” that’s for sure. Guest host Anthony Anderson came up with a challenge for Jason’s “unique set of skills” for the latest edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live. The challenge didn’t call for it, but Jason immediately took his shirt off to complete the challenge shirtless.

Jason Momoa proved he can make anything sexy on Thursday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

Celtic when they face off on Saturday. The former Southampton manager admits he will hand a host of younger players opportunities against Ange Postecoglou' s side in Newport.

Love Island viewers are calling out for justice for Hugo Hammond after he was cruelly snubbed during the latest challenge.

Chris Willman Music WriterCBS and the Academy of Country Music Awards may have gone their separate ways, but CBS and the idea of country awards in the month of April have not.The network announced Thursday morning that it had scheduled its first airing of the CMT Music Awards for April 3, 2022, a declaration that follows quickly on the heels of ViacomCBS’ surprise revelation June 29 that the premiere of he annual awards show would be moving from its cable namesake, CMT, to its much larger broadcast sister.With the CMT Music Awards moving from its usual June berth to a spring slot, what’s lost on no one is that April is the month that CBS had almost always broadcast the ACM Awards, until the network and the academy came to loggerheads over

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCreating a new Ben & Jerry’s ice-cream flavor is the central challenge of a new series set to debut on Food Network as well as the streaming outlet Discovery Plus.“Ben & Jerry’s: Clash of the Cones” debuts Monday, August 16 at 9 p.m. eastern on both outlets.

Irvine man Alan participated in 'The Wall' which is a gruelling 70-mile trek – along the Hadrian's Wall route – from Carlisle Castle to Newcastle's Millennium Bridge.The 51-year-old exceeded his expectations and finished the run in 13 hours and 35 minutes, beating his pledged time of 15 hours.And he thought of beloved Jim Lynn every step of the way. Alan told Ayrshire Live: "The run went really well, better than I expected.

Not so fast! NFL player Jonathan Owens, 25, challenged girlfriend Simone Biles, 24, to a friendly rope challenge in exchange for a 30-minute foot massage, but she had no interest in giving his feet a rubdown. In fact, she bugged out over the idea of it and suggested they wager $50 instead. Then, she quickly scaled the rope in 10 seconds and left him in the dust.

Hurlford United have lost a number of key players with Henderson facing a rebuild job before the West of Scotland Premiership season kicks off on July 17.And now due to budget restrictions, he is expecting to be forced into going a full season with limited squad numbers.Speaking to the Kilmarnock Standard, he said: “This is my most challenging period as a manager without a doubt.“When I was at Dalry we got to the Junior Cup semi-finals, but there was no pressure on us as we were a District League team punching above our weight.“Now I’m in a top league and the main aim is to stay in the league during a major restructure.“We want to be fighting for titles, of course, and hopefully we will, but there’s that dreaded fact that seven teams out of