Brendan Rodgers lifts lid on Celtic wide man Nicolas Kuhn early troubles that saw him lose more than a stone

Todd Cantwell insists Rangers must win EVERY game they have left in order to taste title glory.

A devastated mother has issued an emotional plea after her son disappeared. Jack O'Sullivan was last seen walking near Bristol city centre, along Brunel Lock Road, on Saturday, March 2 at 3.15am, having attended a birthday party in the Hotwells area.

Karen Pittman is not returning for And Just Like That… season 3.

Meredith Woerner Deputy Editor, Variety.com Karen Pittman — who played Dr. Nya Wallace on “And Just Like That” since the “Sex and the City” revival premiered in 2021 — will not return for Season 3. After two seasons on the “Sex and the City” revival series on Max, the streamer announced that Pittman would not reprise her character for the upcoming season, due to scheduling conflicts.

EXCLUSIVE: A fan-favorite character is leaving And Just Like That… Karen Pittman, who played Nya Wallace in the first two seasons of the Sex and the City sequel, will not be returning for the upcoming third season of the hit Max series.

This week’s 20 Questions on Deadline guest is Leo Woodall. Following his role as Tom Hollander’s pretend-nephew Jack in The White Lotus Season 2, Woodall landed a lead role in One Day, the Netflix series adaptation of David Nicholls’ novel of the same name.

Andy Walker reckons a £6millon fee to sign Paulo Bernardo is a 'bit steep' - as he made a case for looking closer to home.

It's the first international break of the year as Celtic's domestic season goes on ice until March 31.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp appears to be an admirer of Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo. Despite United being knocked out of the FA Cup, Mainoo delivered yet another impressive performance at Old Trafford with two moments highlighting his quality.

Danny Dyer has revealed he’s lost more than a stone after changing his eating habits. The former EastEnders star returns to screens tonight for Celebrity Bake Off and viewers will see him looking trimmer than ever following his dramatic exit from Albert Square last Christmas.

Celebrity Big Brother's Louis Walsh opened up about his shock cancer diagnosis during lockdown on Friday's episode of the reality show.The TV judge, 71, admitted that the health scare gave him a 'reality check' and reminded him that he is in the 'real world' as he detailed how sick he was at the time.Thankfully, Louis told his other housemates that medics were able to "clear up" the cancer but back in the pandemic, he described how he was "sick" and the ordeal affected him mentally. It comes as the music mogul prepares to face the live eviction alongside Levi, Ekin-Su, Fern Britton and David Potts. Asked by his housemates how he fared when discussions turned to the pandemic, Louis announced his health scare which "nobody knew" about.

Sally Lindsay is best known for her role as Shelley Unwin in Coronation Street. But the 50-year-old actor from Manchester is set to make waves with her new Channel 5 drama, Love Rat.

Dazzling Daizen Maeda looks a new man after ditching his trademark skinhead and Celtic had their cult hero to thank for helping them survive a few hairy moments yesterday.

All eyes were on the touchline - but Pep Guardiola ensured there would be no fireworks at Anfield on Sunday. Manchester City did their talking with the ball, not in the media or in the stands.

Manchester City defender John Stones said there was a sense of deflation inside the dressing room following their 1-1 draw with Premier League title rivals Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.

Celtic marched on into the Scottish Cup semi-finals, but were pushed all the way by Premiership basement side Livingston at Celtic Park.

Brendan Rodgers is now a martyr in the eyes of the Celtic support.

Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie was left fuming by John Beaton after being shown a yellow card that will rule him out of the Scottish Cup Final.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic “Road House” is an infectiously stylish piece of slumming. It’s a remake of the 1989 Patrick Swayze cheeseball action cult film, and it’s staged with a verve and wit and dynamic grittiness that make the original film look even more rickety than it once did. Doug Liman, the director of the new “Road House,” has always been a gifted maverick, but I still like his earliest films (“Go,” “Swingers”) the best.

Liel Abada has spoken for the first time since leaving Celtic - and had nothing but kind words about his time at Parkhead.