Jack Ross on the tantalising Hibs incentive he's using to banish Hearts misery

Rihanna dresses up her baby bump in a shredded green top for the Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin party held at Goya Studios on Friday night (February 11) in Los Angeles.

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani wowed fans on Friday as they took to the stage for a special Super Bowl performance. The pair headlined the Friday evening at the 2022 Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest, with Gwen taking to the stage after opening act Mickey Guyton.Exclusive: Blake Shelton's 'real' character revealed by Cassadee Pope to HELLO!The pair showed off their dynamics while on stage, as Gwen teased Blake about how she would “slice him” and that he would struggle to perform after her hour-long set: "Poor Blake having to go after me, but it’s my job to get you [the crowd] fired up tonight."WATCH: Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton share rare insight into marriage after Super Bowl performanceBlake, who was the headliner for the show, admitted after his first song that he was feeling the pressure, joking: "Who decided to put me on after Gwen Stefani? The rest of the show will suck after what we just had."He later called on the crowd to sing along, quipping that he didn’t want to see headlines the next day reading 'Gwen Stefani steals the show'.MORE: Blake Shelton makes rare statement about being stepfather to Gwen Stefani's children MORE: Gwen Stefani stuns in waist-cinching dress as she celebrates exciting news with fans"I don’t want to make it a competition but I’m getting my ass kicked up here," he laughed.Gwen also appeared on stage during Blake’s set to sing their hit duets Nobody But You and Happy Anywhere.

Hearts made a last-gasp bid to hijack his move to Hibs – but he was only interested in a switch to Leith. Reports of a late transfer bid from Tynecastle boss Robbie Neilson, left, were denied last week.

Jack Ross insists Hibs will have no sympathy for Hearts if the Jambos are relegated from the Premiership.

Hibs have put contract talks with Steven Whittaker, Vykintas Slivka and Adam Bogdan on hold while they await a decision on whether the Premiership season is over.

It's a time for contrasting emotions for many within football and the wider world.

Marc McNulty has revaled the inspiring Neil Lennon conversation that convinced him to move to Hibs.

Greg Docherty feels like time is standing still.

Hibs after his first conversation with the club. He became Jack Ross’ first signing ahead of the 2020/21 campaign after signing a two-year deal with the capital outfit.

Ryan Gauld has revealed the injury torment that destroyed his six month stint at Hibs last season.

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Hibs manager Jack Ross has lauded his squad for agreeing to a wage deferral to get the club through the coronavirus crisis.

Ron Gordon has lavished praise on Hibs' players and supporters after the club announced their voluntary wage deferral scheme amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Hibs have announced a wage deferral which will see players take a cut on their salaries until football kicks off again, with some deferring up to 50 per cent.

Former Sunderland man Connor Shields has heaped praise on Jack Ross ahead of the debut of the second season of 'Sunderland 'Til I Die'.

It's never great news when there’s a team meeting and the first thing on the agenda is: What’s happening to the wages?

Impressed Hibs gaffer Jack Ross has hailed fans for their show of financial faith after snapping up over 1000 season tickets since briefs went on sale last week.

Jack Ross tried to take the Dunfermline striker to Easter Road on deadline day back in January, but had two bids rejected as Dundee United also tried to tempt the Pars into a last-minute deal. But Robbie Neilson’s departure for Hearts left the way clear for Hibs to finally get their man, and Dunfermline are set to cash in on as they face another three months with no matchday income.The Pars nabbed Nisbet from Fife rivals Raith Rovers last June, and he fired 18 goals for Stevie Crawford’s men before the Championship season was cut short in March.But the former Partick Thistle youngster is ready to take the next step in his career and the Hibees are prepared to offer him the chance to test himself in the top flight.

Hibs have opened negotiations with Jack Ross and his squad as they look to mitigate damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report.

Hibs manager Jack Ross insists he doesn't see his side implementing a wage cut in the near future unlike Edinburgh rivals Hearts.

Joe Newell admits injuries have made his first season at Hibs the most frustrating of his career.

Christian Doidge insists Hibs don’t have time to feel sorry for themselves after a bruising week ahead of their top six showdown with St Johnstone .

Jack Ross has challenged his Hibs players to be more resilient as they look to hang on their top six spot.

Disappointed Jack Ross has challenged his Hibs side to be more resolute in the face of adversity.

Michael Smith admitted that Hearts turned up the noise on rivals Hibs after Tuesday’s derby win as a bit of payback for their rivals’ Boxing Day celebrations at Tynecastle.

Hibs boss Jack Ross wants Hampden rather than Murrayfield to be the venue for his side’s Scottish Cup semi-final with Hearts.

Marc McNulty reckons a penalty shoot-out competition could avoid a repeat of the spot-kick squabble between him and captain Paul Hanlon.

The semi-final stage of the Scottish Cup is upon us and we're set to for some cracking ties at Hampden in April.

Florian Kamberi back on loan with Greg Docherty going the other way. The Swiss-born striker made a controversial switch to Ibrox on deadline day in January before the season was cut short in March.

St Mirren could be back in action as early as this Saturday, as long as their plans get rubber-stamped in time. Jim Goodwin has lined up a first behind-closed-doors clash with Jack Ross' Hibs at their East Mains training facility this weekend, as well as further clashes against Hamilton and St Johnstone as they gear up for a return to Premiership action.

Rangers star at Charlton and Hearts midfielder Sean Clare at Gilingham and sounded out both over a move to Scotland after his contract expired with the Gills.Aribo has gone on to become an international with Nigeria since making the switch to Ibrox.And while Charles-Cook is focused on driving the Staggies into the top half of the Premiership, he admits he does have aspirations to play in the top league in England one day.The 23-year-old, who came through the Arsenal Academy a few years after Glen Kamara, said: “I know a couple of players who have gone to Scotland in the past and really done well.“I played with Sean Clare at Gillingham and Joe Aribo at Charlton.“I have seen what they are doing for their careers.“I spoke to these guys and