Aimee Mann Has So Forgiven Donald Fagen, She’s Covering Steely Dan’s ‘Brooklyn’ on Tour

St Mirren have secured their Scottish Premiership status with a 2-0 win that puts Dundee on the brink of relegation. Alex Greive and Curtis Main scored the all important goals as Mark McGhee ’s side suffered another defeat and were only spared the drop by Livingston claiming a last-gasp point against second-bottom St Johnstone.

James Corden is said to be the favourite to replace Gary Lineker as Match of the Day host after he revealed that he will step down as presenter of US show The Late Late Show.

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson was “a lot happier” with how his side performed on Saturday.

Elizabeth Olsen is opening up about her time in the MCU.

Jason Momoa is getting into action again!

Minnie Driver has just released her memoir, and an excerpt from the book, Managing Expectations, finds her looking back at a horrific audition that left her “humiliated.”

National Anthem at the 148th Kentucky Derby in Louisville. Spencer, who describes herself as “Baltimore AF”, first made a name for herself covering “Crowded Table” by The Highwomen. Her video went viral on Twitter and caught the attention of several country artists. Since then, she has released an EP called Compassion and several singles, including the popular “Sober & Skinny.” Ahead of her performance of “The Star Spangled Banner,” we spoke with Spencer about her introduction to country music, prepping for the big stage, and her special connection to horses. Here are five things to know about the country singer.A friend introduced her to country music I listened to everything growing up because my family listened to everything.

Look Long.Instead, queer music icons Emily Saliers and Amy Ray started work on what has become Look Long: Together, a career-spanning concert special featuring multi-cam performances of their hits and rarities.It was interspersed with a series of intimate home movie segments in which Saliers and Ray discuss songwriting and reveal the inspiration behind signature songs, in an effort to make this more compelling than your average livestream concert.Look Long: Together will be available to stream for one week starting Sunday, May 8, and features “several surprise guests.”It will also offer the first full-band live renditions of songs from 2020’s Look Long.The driving inspiration behind the album, says Saliers, was to set out to find the balance between the need to acknowledge and grieve our shortcomings and limitations, but to also “look beyond what’s right in front of us, take the long view of things, and strive to do better.”True to form, Saliers and Ray are sentimental yet honest songwriters, more clear-headed than nostalgic when it comes to reflecting on the past.They revisit the messiness and complexity of the past in more personal terms on the gorgeously pensive “Country Radio.” The amount of sadness that Saliers packs into the line, “I’m just a gay kid who loves country radio” is a testament to the quiet power of the songwriting.Meanwhile, it’s hard not to read autobiographical intent in “When We Were Writers,” a song about looking inside to rediscover a fire that still burns, even though the circumstances that sparked it may be long gone.

The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Hanna Kinsella has welcomed a baby girl with her husband Martin. Last November cosmetic dentist Hanna told of her shock to find out that baby number two was on the way just eight months after giving birth to their son Max.

A boy of 13, who disappeared for three days has been found safe. Cheshire police issued an urgent appeal to find Jamie Corfield earlier today.

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterSean Sullivan was the general manager of Pasadena, California’s famed Ice House Comedy Club for 22 years, during which time he witnessed the rise of Gabriel Iglesias, alongside so many other comics who were regulars on the Ice House stage. Now the director of operations for the Improv, Sullivan recalls his long friendship with Iglesias, and what it meant to see him graduate to the biggest stages in the world.“I think it was through a mutual friend that I first met him. We had gone to a lunch together at the Santa Anita racetrack, probably around 2001.

Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information after a woman in her sixties was killed in a collision with a Vauxhall people carrier on Friday.

A bully with a record of domestic abuse punched his partner in the head after an argument about cigarettes.

Kevin van Veen was again Motherwell's hero as he kept alive their quest for a European place with a tense 1-0 win over Ross County at the Global Energy Stadium.

Construction work has started on a new sustainable development of 17 homes at a vacant site in Airdrie.

St Mirren bagged their first home Premiership win since early February to cement their place in the top flight next season.

Selling Sunset , which dropped on Netflix on May 6. "I recently have been spending a lot of time with someone that's very important to me. Their name is G Flip.

dying to know how he achieves that subtle pink undereye look that gives a fresh and . While I'm still waiting for the day rings my line for a makeover, I've come across yet another makeup trend — adding to undereye concealer — that just might hold me over until then.The original TikTok came from , who narrates his eight-second video saying, "If you're not blending your blush up to your undereye area, you're missing out — just sayin'," while patting on a dusty-rose powder blush above his to get healthy-looking and bright undereyes that give a to the face.

Originally a creation of the X Factor, popular girl-band Little Mix are taking a break as a band but the three remaining members say they’ll reunite within three years as they “can’t live without each other”. Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock announced back in December they are taking a break from the band to focus on separate projects, but insisted they were not splitting up.

It looks like Fred Savage got let go from The Wonder Years reboot.

Jennie Punter Chan Tze Woon’s “Blue Island,” a doc-narrative hybrid exploring Hong Kong’s recent protest movement and ensuing crackdown, won Hot Docs’ Best International Feature Documentary Award and a Cnd. $10,000 cash prize, it was announced Saturday in Toronto at the festival’s awards ceremony, held at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.The film was cited by the jury for its “evocative use of re-enactments interwoven with traditional documentary forms to create a rich, socially-grounded cinematic tapestry.”North American rights to “Blue Island” were picked up by New York-headquartered documentary distributor Icarus Films in advance of the film’s world premiere at Hot Docs, which is an Academy Award qualifying festival for feature documentaries.

J. Kim Murphy The doctor is in.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is massive.

Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse are enjoying a night out together!

KNOWN as TV's Mr Nasty and an eternal bachelor, Simon Cowell surprised everyone when he revealed he was getting married - including his sister-in-law Emma Cowell. The author, 45, who’s married to Simon’s older half-brother Tony, 70, never thought the Britain's Got Talent judge, 62, would settle down - but admits his fiancée Lauren Silverman, 44, has "changed his life".

MEL B's daughter Phoenix Brown has opened up for the first time about the hell she suffered living with her abusive stepdad Stephen Belafonte. In a new interview, Phoenix, 23, has revealed the nasty names her former father figure called her, and how she felt when he rowed with her Spice Girl mum.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticThe Italian band Måneskin made its name in the U.S. with a crafty cover, of the Four Seasons’ “Beggin,'” and there were more where that came from during the band’s set Sunday night at Coachella: The group went to both ends of the pop/punk scale and memorably covered Britney Spears’ “Womanizer,” followed by Iggy Pop and the Stooges’ “I Wanna Be Your Dog.”Although it may not exactly count as a cover, singer Damiano David also offered a partial recitation of one of the greatest movie speeches of all time — the climactic monologue from Charlie Chaplin’s classic anti-fascist film “The Great Dictator” — as the introduction to a new, original song that was dedicated to Ukraine.Probably not much of the young crowd immediately recognized the 1940 Chaplin speech, which was shortly followed by David yelling “Fuck Putin!” in the middle of the new song, “We’re Gonna Dance on Gasoline,” their last number of the night on the Mojave stage.