Joe Shaughnessy out for revenge as fully fit St Mirren ready for Hibs challenge

Rebel Wilson is officially a permanent resident of the United States, as she revealed on Wednesday, just in time to celebrate her 42nd birthday!The Australian actress shared a photo of her new Green Card to her Instagram stories, writing, “Wow. The best birthday present just arrived!” She also posted a series of highlights from her celebration, having fun with her friends and family in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Smart-TV maker Vizio, which had its IPO nearly a year ago, reported fourth-quarter results below Wall Street expectations, with revenue slipping 14% from the same period in 2020.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix is making a feature take of Chris Leslie-Hynan’s novel Ride Around Shining which Rodney Barnes will adapt. Jonah Hill’s Strong Baby Productions is producing.

Dave has dropped off his first music of 2022, a wavy new track titled ‘Starlight’ – you can watch the song’s video below.The self-produced track, which follows the rapper’s 2021 album ‘We’re All Alone In This Together’, hears him celebrate his life’s wins over a hummed rendition of ‘Fly Me To The Moon’, the 1954 classic made famous by the likes of Peggy Lee and Frank Sinatra.“It’s hard to hate on the truth I’m livin’/ Enough man hate with the lies instead/ Countin’ cash with the phone to my ear/ I feel like Meek on the private jet/ Life or death, five-five, eyes, thighs, potential wifey/ Industry, respected highly, in the street, protected,” Dave raps on the track’s chorus.Released alongside a video directed by Dave and Nathan Tettey, it sees the rapper deliver his bars from what looks like his living room. As the clip progresses, it cuts back and forth between a professional studio space and catwalk, the latter of which is occupied by a number of models.Watch the ‘Starlight’ video below: During the first of his two gigs at London’s O2 Arena last week (February 28), Dave paused proceedings to pay tribute to his late friend and mentor Jamal Edwards, who died last month at the age of 31.Dave was one of the many artists the influential British author, broadcaster, DJ and founder of SB.TV championed before his mainstream breakout, as he told fans at the O2: “Jamal Edwards is the reason I’m standing in front of you guys here today.

Stromae has announced that he’ll be bringing his ‘Multitude’ tour to London next year with a one-off show at Wembley Arena.The Belgian singer-songwriter (real name Paul Van Haver) is set to release his long-awaited third album ‘Multitude’ tomorrow (March 4). It’s his first full-length release in almost a decade, following 2013’s ‘Racine Carrée’.During his hiatus from his own music, he worked on music videos for the likes of Billie Eilish and Dua Lipa.His headline show at the OVO Arena Wembley takes place on May 4, 2023. Tickets go on sale next Friday (March 11) at 10am – you can get them here.Elsewhere on the European leg of his ‘Multitude’ tour, Stromae will also perform in Amsterdam, Cologne, Berlin and Rome.

Peaky Blinders star Joe Cole has opened up about leaving the hit BBC show, which returned to screens last weekend (February 27).The actor played John Shelby in the show, brother of Tommy Shelby played by Cillian Murphy. He held the role for three seasons before leaving in 2017.Speaking to Radio Times about leaving the show, Cole said he had no regrets.“In society we’re told to play by the rules and live your life in a certain way,” he began.

Khloé Kardashian was called out once again for editing her pics and supposedly looking completely unrecognizable in them.

St Mirren ’s day until Danny Rogers’ late lapse. The Buddies boss is adamant his troops were worthy of their Rugby Park point after an improved second-half show.Goodwin ’s team needed the error from Rogers - who was judged to have carried the ball over his own goal line after claiming a cross - to secure the Premiership draw following Danny Whitehall's opener.

St Mirren failed to make the most of the key moments in their loss to Rangers. The Buddies were hoping to make it back-to-back wins after beating Ross County on Boxing Day.

Rangers but Steven Gerrard's team know they can only afford to take things one game at a time. There may be a defining Old Firm encounter looming on the horizon but first up for the Ibrox side is a trip to St Mirren as they look to take their winning momentum into the weekend.

St Mirren unscathed. Steven Gerrard 's side hold a 16 point lead at the top of the Premiership, albeit having played three games more than Celtic.

Rangers earlier this month. Now the Buddies boss is hoping to guide his side to a second victory over the Ibrox club when Steven Gerrard’s men return to Paisley this afternoon.

Jim Goodwin has called on referees to be "brave" when assessing penalty shouts against Rangers. Steven Gerrard 's side have yet to have a spot kick given against them in the Premiership this season, the only team not to concede a penalty.

Jim Goodwin finally accepted something was wrong. The St Mirren boss suffered a fractured skull in 2006 in a season-opener between Scunthorpe and Bristol City after clashing heads with Liam Fontaine.

Joe Aribo lauded his Light Blues team-mates for battling through a tough Hibs test.Ianis Hagi's first-half strike proved the difference between the two sides as Jack Ross' Hibees put the Premiership leaders under heavy pressure at home in a Boxing Day battle.Aribo admits his side were "under the cosh" as they fought hard to retain a 100 per cent home record in the league.And he told Rangers TV: "I am buzzing and the boys are buzzing too.

Rangers.The Hibees suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat at Ibrox but had spot-kick claims as Joe Newell was kicked in the box by an Ianis Hagi clearance and Ryan Porteous being tripped by James Tavernier a corner.Ross is firm in his belief that whistler Collum should have pointed to the spot in the Premiership defeat in Glasgow.He told Sky Sports: "We should have had at least one. The Ryan Porteous one is a penalty kick.

Scottish Premiership but there’s no reason to think they face an easy ride in making it 19 against Hibs this afternoon. Jack Ross’ men are one of only two teams, alongside Livingston, to have gained a point from the Ibrox club at this half way stage in the season.

St Mirren player's Christmas list.But for Jim Goodwin the difficult away day got even more complicated when the Scottish Government revealed the country would be plunging into tier four from today.That threw the club's already tricky pre-match plans into disarray, with the Saints now left munching on leftover sandwiches on their trip up to Dingwall this morning.Goodwin hopes his side can use their recent experience of dealing with adversity to help them come back down the road with a haul of three points.He told Express Sport: “Ross County is always a really difficult away day.

Premiership. The Easter Road side are keen on a move to bring the Scottish international back to the league where he made his name.Cadden is still contracted to Major League Soccer champions Columbus Crew, but is currently back in Scotland for Christmas.Hibs and English League One side Oxford United would both be keen to agree a deal, whether it be a loan or permanent move.

Scottish Premiership so far this season but the one team that refused to yield to Steven Gerrard's attacking juggernaut is Hibs. Jack Ross' men were superb at Easter Road as they fought to a 2-2 draw with winger Martin Boyle causing all sorts of problems on the right flank with his electric pace.

Rangers if Ofir Marciano is out. The Israeli international had to come off during their 1-0 win over St Mirren with a tight hamstring and is now a doubt for the Hibees’ trip to Ibrox on Boxing Day.

St Mirren may yet see their SPFL ruling overturned.The Buddies were dished out two 3-0 forfeits after postponing games with Motherwell and Hamilton for breaching covid protocols.The Paisley club have appealed against the decision alongside Kilmarnock, with a decision still yet to be made on the final outcome.Goodwin told Express Sport: “I don’t want to speculate on the outcome. We feel that we’ve put a really strong case forward.“It’s important to have a look around at the rest of the world and see how other associations are dealing with things.“There’s games being cancelled in the English Football League and the understanding is there from the leaders within the game that it’s a global pandemic.

Jim Goodwin despite Hibs repeatedly pillaging Paisley. Ross raided the Buddies on deadline day to complete the six-figure capture of their captain Kyle Magennis.That resulted in a somewhat frosty statement being released by the Saints, citing the player’s desire to move away as the reason they allowed the fans’ favourite to head east.Hibs also signed Paul McGinn from St Mirren in January, with the right-back emerging as one of the capital club’s most consistent performers this calendar year, earning a Scotland call-up in October.

Jim Goodwin revealed the club expect to wrap up an extended deal for Jake Doyle-Hayes.The former Aston Villa midfielder has been a revelation since joining in November, with the 21-year-old a driving force behind the club’s current 11-match unbeaten run.Doyle-Hayes has yet to taste defeat while donning the stripes, and delighted boss Goodwin is over the moon he’ll be able to call on his services for much longer having only initially agreed a deal until the end of this season when he joined last month.Goodwin told Express Sport: “Jake was one of those unfortunate youngsters who, due to covid and the financial restrictions in England, saw clubs reducing the size of their squads and he was overlooked.“However, that worked to our advantage

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.It’s one thing to beat one of the Old Firm, but it’s another pick yourselves up from that challenge and win another battle just three days later.The emotional and physical task of toppling Rangers last Wednesday night must surely have hit the Buddies players hard, and it was no surprise to see Jim Goodwin make a couple of changes to try and freshen his starting XI up to face St Johnstone.If anything it might have been wiser to have made even more, with the visitors from Perth going on to dominate the first half and take a 2-1 lead into half-time after two poor and uncharacteristic defensive errors from

Premiership team, the Saints have now hit six goals in their last two matches against Rangers and St Johnstone. Goodwin paid tribute to his determined players for not giving up on both occasions by seeking out winners that resulted in two superb 3-2 victories.He said: “We’ve been well criticised for our lack of goals of late, but that’s six goals in two games last week which is fantastic.

Rangers captain James Tavernier heading into this quarter-final, and rightly so.The English full-back was posting the sort of goals and assists stats that most Premiership strikers would be proud of.Saints boss Jim Goodwin knew that shutting down the classy defender was pivotal to their chances of success on Wednesday night, and he turned to Brandon Mason who pulled that off with aplomb.It was a big call to make any changes to the side that had done so well to leave Fir Park with all three points last Saturday, but Goodwin knew that he couldn't risk playing winger Ilkay Durmus on the left flank due to the danger posed by Tavernier.While Durmus is excellent going forward, his strength does not lie in defending and on-loan Coventry City

Jim Goodwin paid tribute to his incredible Buddies and insisted they deserved their moment in the sun after putting in a “monumental” effort. The Saints were understandably underdogs heading into their League Cup quarter-final clash against Steven Gerrard’s Rangers, with the Ibrox side unbeaten in 27 games ahead of last night’s clash.

St Mirren face Livingston in the semi-final early next year and Goodwin said: “I said to the players after the game they have beaten two big clubs in Scotland in Aberdeen and Rangers and there is no point doing that if you are not going to go all the way. “I am not saying we are going to win the cup but we genuinely believe we can.

Rangers wore a vintage blue kit but if the history of success imbued in those colours scared St Mirren it didn't show. Jim Goodwin's side fell behind early to a Connor Goldson strike but refused to accept the inevitable as they rallied to secure a huge Betfred Cup shock.

Betfred Cup showdown. Andrew Dallas was poised to be the man in the middle but has been forced into a late withdrawal through injury.Dickinson, who was originally appointed as fourth official, will now take over from the injured whistler.It's a huge turn of events for the rookie whistler, who has taken charge of mainly League One and Two clashes this season.Rangers visit Paisley to face the Buddies for a place in the last four draw, set to take place later on Wednesday night.

Betfred Cup quarter-final showdown in Paisley. Rangers are in town as the Premiership leaders step up their hunt for a first major trophy under Steven Gerrard.

Jim Goodwin is desperate to finally get the better of Rangers when they visit Paisley tonight.The St Mirren manager has lost all three games he has played against the Ibrox side since taking over the reins in June last year.He is hoping he can upset the odds at the fourth time of asking when Steven Gerrard’s on-form side roll into the SMISA Stadium tonight for their League Cup quarter-final clash.Goodwin told Express Sport: “When the draw was made I can’t say I was overly pleased when I saw Rangers come out.“But you play them now or in the final. You are going to have to play them at some point if you’re to win the cup, so let’s bring it on.