Livingston boss heaps praise on defensive efforts following clean sheet against Aberdeen

Paul Heckingbottom has insisted facing Manchester City is not a free hit for Sheffield United and believes a positive result could kickstart their season.

Gary O'Neill has confirmed Wolves have rejected a bid from Manchester City for midfielder Matheus Nunes.

Livingston boss David Martindale confessed a Viaplay Cup quarter-final clash at Ibrox will help ease the club's financial woes.

ITV programs boss Kevin Lygo has urged no “hasty judgement” before the independent report into Phillip Schofield is published, citing “enormous pressure from press and social media.”

Iceland Boss Richard Walker isn’t happy that he’s not allowed to promote the fact that the retailer has cut the price of their baby formulas. He’s calling for a change to the UK’s advertising laws after his chain reduced the prices of 13 branded formulas by up to 20%.

Avalon boss Jon Thoday has said he is “surprised” that ITV bosses weren’t aware of Phillip Schofield’s relationship with a much younger runner on This Morning.

Thania Garcia Lizzo’s “Big Grrl” and “Big Boiii” dancers have written an open letter in support of the singer who is facing a lawsuit from three of her former dancers. The statement, which thanked Lizzo for “[creating] a platform where we have been able to parallel our Passion with a purpose,” was posted to the Big Grrl’s official social media account on Thursday afternoon.

Bigg Boss OTT,” the Indian adaptation of the “Big Brother” format hosted by Bollywood star Salman Khan, has broken records for streamer JioCinema. The show was available as a free 24-hour live stream. On Aug.

Derek McInnes is relishing Joe Wright getting back to full fitness – even if it causes a selection headache.

Livingston boss David Martindale admitted he was delighted with his side's performance at Ibrox - for 78 minutes.

Few TV shows that premiered this summer have absurdist verve of “Praise Petey.” The new animated series on Freeform follows Petra “Petey” St. Barts, a wealthy NYC socialite who inherits a small town called New Utopia from her recently deceased father, realizes her Dad was a cult leader, and discovers all of New Utopia’s residents are brainwashed to follow her.

Manori Ravindran Executive Editor of International Warner Bros. Discovery EMEA boss Priya Dogra is leaving the company after almost 14 years. Dogra, a well-respected industry veteran, served as president and managing director of EMEA since the merger last year, having previously held a similar role for WarnerMedia that also covered Asia, including China.

Kanye West is stepping back into the spotlight.

Athletic Bilbao boss Ernesto Valverde admits Manchester United surprised his side with Jadon Sancho causing the Spanish side problems in the early stages of their pre-season draw.

“We kind of live in Candy Mountain on Foundation, because visual effects has such an important role in the show,” said VFX supervisor Chris MacLean at Apple TV+ and Deadline’s Visual Effects + Screen event.

David Martindale admits he was more concerned about a sickening head injury to Bruce Anderson than drawing a blank with Aberdeen.

Livingston and Aberdeen played out a goalless draw in a physical contest in West Lothian to get the 2023-24 Premiership season up and running.

Allison Holker Boss is making her and her kids the best summer vacation after the tragic loss of her husband, Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who died in December 2022 at 40.The 35-year-old dancer, tv host, and author took to social media to share some snaps from her and her family’s trip to Walt Disney World. The beautiful images show Allison’s crew posing in front of the beloved Cinderella Castle and meeting Mickey Mouse at Magic Kingdom Park’s Town Square Theater.Una publicación compartida por Allison Holker (@allisonholker)Holker Boss enjoyed the magic of the Orlando theme park with her son Maddox, 7, and daughters Weslie, 15, and Zaia, 3.

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The CEO of Irn-Bru is to step down from his role after producing Scotland's most iconic beverage for over 20 years.