Tommy Wright admits Kilmarnock disappointment as 'one dimensional' display leaves players reflecting

Griff and Sigrid have spoken to NME about their award-winning collaborative single and the “genuine” friendship that has blossomed because of it.The pair chatted to NME on the red carpet at the start of last night’s (March 2) BandLab NME Awards 2022, where they went on to win Best Collaboration for their song ‘Head On Fire’ and then serve up its electrifying live debut.After telling NME at the exact same time that they were “excited” for the night to follow, Griff laughed to Sigrid: “We’re just going to start saying things together, aren’t we?”“We’re literally the same,” Sigrid responded, with Griff adding that the pair were sharing a dressing room at the O2 Brixton Academy, commenting: “We can’t get away from each other!”“It’s the two of us now,” Sigrid smiled in response.Asked why they think their collaboration ‘Head On Fire’ has been such a success, Griff reasoned: “I think we’re genuinely friends.

Netflix’s decision to cancel Cowboy Bebop after one season.The live-action adaptation of the 1998 anime series was released last November but was abruptly cancelled by Netflix three weeks later following negative reviews.Cho, who played lead character Spike Spiegel, has since addressed the show’s end to The Hollywood Reporter where he recalled how production shut down for months after he tore his ACL while on set in New Zealand.“I put a lot of my life into it,” Cho said. “I’d gotten injured shooting that show and so I took a year off because of the surgery and devoted myself to rehab, came back and finished the show.“It was this huge mountain for me to climb, healing from that injury. I felt good about myself as a result.

Freddie Gibbs has said that he doesn’t think Joe Rogan is a racist despite the podcaster using the N-word dozens of times in previous episodes.The rapper appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience on Tuesday (March 1) and made it clear that, while white people shouldn’t use the word and Rogan was wrong to have done so, he doesn’t believe that the broadcaster is in fact racist.“You can’t say that shit, Joe,” Gibbs told Rogan during the episode. “’Cause you pissed n****s off when you did that compilation. It was funny as fuck, though.

Rainbow Six Siege receiving its seventh year of updates, a developer has answered questions about why the game has no competitors.Rainbow Six Siege is approaching the launch of Demon Veil, the first content drop of the game’s seventh year, and creative director Alex Karpazis has discussed the shooter’s long term-goals. Speaking to PCGamesN, Karpazis said that Rainbow Six Siege is “going to receive all the support it needs to be as successful as it needs to be. We have long-term ambitions”.Karpazis was also asked about the lack of competition that Siege has seen, as very few games have attempted the same formula.

DAVINA McCall has revealed her devastation following the death of her father, describing him as the "best dad" who will "leave a big hole in her life". The TV star, 54, told fans Andrew, 77, had passed away on Monday evening with her by his side, as she shared a touching post about his life. Davina's mum and dad split when she was just three and she was raised by her grandparents because her mum was "incapable of mothering." Her mum passed away in 2008, but Davina built a strong relationship with her dad and step-mum Gabby who she went to live with when she was 13.

CLASSIC Australian soap Neighbours will be AXED in June, the show has confirmed. The future of the classic show - which had run on British TV for 37 YEARS - had been in doubt after Channel 5 last month confirmed it would stop airing episodes. And on Thursday morning the show's Twitter account said: "We are so sorry to say that after nearly 37 years and almost 9,000 episodes broadcast we have to confirm that Neighbours will cease production in June.

Toni Collette’s back-catalog of memorable mothers continues to grow. She’s played maternal figures who are tender (“The Sixth Sense”), terrifying (“Hereditary”), and complicated (“The United States of Tara”).

An SNP legend helped deprive the SNP of an overall majority at Holyrood by donating £2,000 to Scottish Labour.

New research by energy experts, Boiler Central, has discovered that electricity costs in the north of Scotland are the second highest in the whole of the UK, with the average annual bill of £795, some £66 a month.

Zendaya had a slight concern when she walked into the audition room with her “Dune” co-star Timothée Chalamet.

People in Renfrewshire will see their council tax and service charges go up by three per cent this year.This comes after the SNP administration's £466 million budget was passed unopposed earlier today.

Katie Price's children Junior and Princess Andre are said to be living in fearthat their mum will get married in secret without telling them.

A man has slammed a 'selfish' city resident who chained a wheelie bin to the road to prevent others from parking there.

Recently, it was announced that Daniel Radcliffe would portray Weird Al Yankovic in a rock biopic, “Weird,” about the artist. Then they released an official look at the actor in his makeup and it is glorious.

urban explorer has exposed the inside of an abandoned research building that was once used by the Russian Armed Forces. Nekolesnik posted a series of images on Instagram that showed rotting walls and strange graffiti left in the dilapidated former Centre of Missile Forces and Artillery, which closed in 2011. The stairs are covered in paint from peeling along the walls and windows have been collapsed into the tower.

Neighbours will sadly end this summer after being on screen for 37 years.After almost 9,000 episodes, the programmes producers said they were "so sorry", but had no choice but to "rest the show" due to the "loss of our key broadcast partner in the UK".This is devastating news for a number of people, including the fans of the soap, as well as the cast and crew.There's also another group of people who will be extremely impacted by this news who you may not have thought about – the real life 'Neighbours' of Ramsay Street – where the show is filmed.Ramsay Street is actually a residential cul-de-sac called Pin Oak Court in Vermont South, Melbourne.The name Ramsay Street comes from one of the original characters, Max Ramsay, who appeared in the show's pilot episode on March 18 1985.Many of the scenes from the iconic soap are shot outside the houses on Ramsay Street, while interior shots are filmed in a studio located in nearby Nunawading.There are some perks to living on the same street where Neighbours is filmed.The real life residents of Ramsay Street are believed to be paid somewhere in the region of $33,000 (£18,000) to $50,000 (£27,000), according to The Herald and The Age.The sum depends on how much of the home is filmed.Real estate agency Barry Plant's Glen Waverley sales manager Carolyn Barton told The Sydney Herald: “It varies from house to house. Those that have filming of the front facade and the backyard get a higher return than those that just film the facade.”It comes as no surprise that house prices have soared in the area.

Kilmarnock's fight for Premiership survival. The Northern Irishman is aiming to lead Killie into the quarter-finals today with victory over League One Montrose.The East Ayrshire side are scrapping for their top-flight lives but want to continue their late-season cup run.And Rugby Park chief Wright feels success in the competition can give his side extra confidence in their quest to stay up.He said: "If you keep winning games then it will play a big part.

Kilmarnock – he has already played his part in a miracle escape while at AFC Wimbledon. The Englishman made it two goals in two Premiership games with Killie’s second in the draw with Ross County at the weekend which moved the East Ayrshire side two points above bottom side Hamilton Accies with four matches to play.

Kilmarnock’s poorest since he took over as manager after his side blew a chance to climb above Ross County.

Tommy Wright has told John Hughes to stop whinging about referees and focus on his team. The Staggies manager launched a furious blast at officials as he backed his Hamilton counterpart Brian Rice in his assertion that so-called smaller clubs don't get decisions.

Kilmarnock take on Ross County this weekend – a match that gives them the chance to climb out of the bottom two with four games to go.And Wright knows how important the clash is, but reckons their momentum from winning 4-1 and 4-0 in their last two games could be crucial.Speaking to the Standard he said: “We know that if we win on Saturday that we will move up a place and put ourselves two points ahead of them with four games to go.“They will look at it in the same importance, they can go four ahead of us.“It’s a massive game for both clubs, I am pleased we are going into it on the back of two emphatic wins.“The players are in a good place, but when 3pm comes on Saturday we have to go again and earn the right to stay in this league.“To do