Lee Sharp says 'big decisions went against' St Mirren during Celtic Park drubbing

Jamie Lang Penzing Studios is in expansion mode, and has begun hosting film and TV shoots in the former airbase 30 KM west of Munich.The refurbished airplane hangars already feature a full-scale virtual production stage with additional sound stages set to open in June and a major investment planned.Developers plan to invest an additional €100 million ($113 million) over the next three years to expand the facility to 12 sound stages with 25,000 square meters of production space and 15,000-square-meters of workshop and office spaces, they announced in a statement on Monday. The new hub will also house post-production, visual effects, gaming, digital media, and technology companies, educational opportunities.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentTrustNordisk has sold “Nothing to Laugh About,” Petter Næss’s Norwegian drama comedy which played at the Zürich Film Festival in 2020. Næss is best known for his Oscar-nominated film “Elling” and has been working in TV and theatre in recent years.

Kanye West has been photographed looking visibly bored as he attended the Super Bowl with his daughter North and son Saint on Sunday.The 44 year old Donda rapper had seats close to the pitch as he spent some time with two of his children from his marriage to ex Kim Kardashian. Kanye, who legally changed his name to Ye recently, shared a video of his view of the game, as he was thrown a pair of white gloves tossed to him by Los Angeles Rams player Odell Beckham Jr.

Call the Midwife fans have been left in limbo after much-loved main characters Dr Turner (Stephen McGann) and Sister Julienne (Jenny Agutter) were involved in a devastating train crash. In scenes that aired on BBC One on Sunday 13 February, Dr Turner and Sister Julienne were seen boarding a train after attending a conference alongside young nurse Nancy Corrigan (Megan Cusack). However, as their train travelled from Chelmsford to Liverpool Street, the driver suffered what appeared to be a brain haemorrhage, which led to a fatal crash.

With over 120k Instagram followers, Lala is the anonymous voice helping womankind through every bump in the road. An established sex, dating and relationship educator, she’s had her fair share of relationship drama and shares her wisdom on social media to a loyal army of followers. Every week thousands turn to her to answer their questions (no matter how embarrassing), and her funny, frank approach to love and relationships has made her the ultimate feel-good guru.

Dani Harmer has given birth to her baby boy, whom she has named Rowan Leon James Brough.The Tracy Beaker actress, who already shares daughter Avarie-Belle Betsy, five, with her boyfriend Simon Brough, posted the exciting news on her Instagram page. Sharing a snap of her little man wrapped in a blue blanket, she wrote in the caption: "Rowan Leon James Brough 7.2.22 10:49am 8lbs 3oz xx," with two blue heart emojis and a baby emoji. Many of her 145,000 followers were quick to share their congratulations as one person wrote: "Awww he’s so cute congrats to you all, and I hope you had a good birthday x".

Kaye Adams tends to keep her personal life away from the spotlight. But she gave a rare insight at the weekend when she shared a candid confession with her fans.Loose Women star Kaye, 59, took to Twitter on Saturday with a funny question for her followers.WATCH: Loose Women's Kaye Adams and Denise Welch clash during furious debate on showShe wrote: “Is it a bad thing when you start to eye up your (male) partner’s pants and think ‘they look really comfy?’” Myleene Klass was among those to reply.

Today is the Queen's first Valentine's Day without her husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. It will likely be a strange day, as together they marked the holiday 73 times. Despite being the longest married couple in UK monarchy's history, Prince Philip kept coming up with new ideas to surprise his wife with romantic gestures on February 14th.

Snail Mail has shared a new demo of her ‘Valentine’ title track to celebrate Valentine’s Day – listen to ‘Adore You’ below.Lindsey Jordan released her second album last year via Matador, and will head out on a rescheduled UK and European tour later this year.The new demo version of ‘Valentine’, titled ‘Adore You’, sees a more lo-fi, scratchy initial version of the song, which eventually ended up as a widescreen rock anthem.Check it out below.The US singer-songwriter was forced to delay the run of shows in support of her latest album album after undergoing vocal cord surgery.“I’ve been struggling with my vocal health more and more each year. I lose my voice after a couple [of] days of singing,” she said at the time, adding that a doctor subsequently discovered “massive polyps”.The musician will touch down in the UK on June 23 for a performance at The Ritz in Manchester before making stop-offs in Glasgow (June 24), Bristol (28), London (29) and Brighton (30).An additional European concert in Lyon, France is scheduled for July 5 before Snail Mail heads back to the states in August.Tickets purchased previously remain valid for the new shows.

Ghostbusters and Kindergarten Cop, has died at the age of 75.According to Reitman’s family, the filmmaker and producer died peacefully in his sleep on Saturday (February 12) night at his home in Montecito, California.“Our family is grieving the unexpected loss of a husband, father, and grandfather who taught us to always seek the magic in life,” Reitman’s children Jason, Catherine, and Caroline said in a joint statement.“We take comfort that his work as a filmmaker brought laughter and happiness to countless others around the world. While we mourn privately, we hope those who knew him through his films will remember him always.”Ernie Hudson, who played Winston Zeddemore in the 1984 film, wrote on Twitter: “I am deeply saddened by the loss of Ivan’ Reitman.

EXCLUSIVE: Shooting upcoming Netflix pic Against The Ice was no straightforward task, as its stars and director reveal to Deadline in a first interview as a trio.

Livingston skipper Nicky Devlin says he ‘proud’ of his team-mates despite their Scottish Cup exit.

Alexandra Burke has revealed she's expecting her first child with footballer Darren Randolph.The 33 year old singer, who recently said her mum denied her a record deal with Stevie Wonder at the age of 12, took to her Instagram feed to announce the happy news with her 243,000 followers in the form of a video. The clip showed the star with her footballer beau outside playing with their two dogs to a beautiful piano melody. The pair held hands and smiled before Darren, 34, knelt down to kiss her blossoming baby bump.

There is "no case for rejoining" the European Union, Keir Starmer has declared.

Actress turned model Martine McCutcheon has opened up about her plans for Valentine's Day, revealing that she and her husband Jack McManus will not be out and about so as to avoid attention from fans.This year will see Martine and Jack celebrating 10 years of marriage, but the couple won't be enjoying a meal out or a date night on February 14. During a chat with OK! , the 45 year old explained: "We’ll celebrate on another day because you can get privacy.

Jim Goodwin will make a welcome return to the dugout just in time for this weekend’s battle of the Saints.St Mirren and St Johnstone are both looking to pick up their first Premiership wins of the campaign this Sunday.The Paisley Saints will welcome manager Goodwin back to action, who missed their Celtic Park drubbing last weekend after catching Covid-19.His period of self-isolation ends on Saturday, with assistant manager Lee Sharp glad to be handing the reins back over to the Irishman.Sharp believes it’s vital that the Buddies put their dismal trip to Glasgow behind them when they take on St Johnstone, as they seek to pick up their first three points of the season in front of a big home crowd.He told Renfrewshire Live Sport: “Jim’s fine,

St Mirren defender Daniel Finlayson has also been called up by Northern Ireland's under-21 side.

English Premier League referee Keith Hackett reckons Alan Power fully deserved his red card for a studs-up lunge on Celtic's David Turnbull. The St Mirren midfielder left his team-mates in the lurch as he was dismissed by match official Willie Collum after just 19 minutes with the score at 1-0.

Celtic player on Saturday afternoon.The Buddies goalie had suffered a nightmare opening 45 minutes as the Hoops rattled four past him, including a couple he admits he should have dealt better with.But the St Mirren number one bounced back to make some impressive saves in the second half to keep the scoreline down, in part thanks to a confidence-boosting chat from England international and former Man City star Joe Hart.Alnwick told Express Sport: “It was tough all round.

St Mirren after Alan Power's early red card left the Buddies up the proverbial creek without a paddle.The in-form Hoops ominously took the lead after just quarter of an hour when Liel Abada curled home the opener following a bright start from the hosts.And the visitors, without their manager Jim Goodwin as he recovers from coronavirus, were facing a seriously uphill task when Power saw red for a needlessly reckless challenge on David Turnbull.Ange Postecoglou's men proceeded to dish out a thrashing, with Abada grabbing their second before talented playmaker Turnbull fired home the pick of Celtic's bunch with a superb long-range effort to make it three.The ex-Motherwell man grabbed his brace before half-time to all but end the game as a

Paisley club’s fans to stay patient after a stuttering start to the season. The Buddies are winless in their last three games heading into this afternoon’s tricky trip to Celtic Park.

Jim Goodwin still plans to take charge of St Mirren when they run out at Celtic Park - despite the Irishman being confined to his Covid sickbed. The Buddies boss is self-isolating after contracting the virus earlier this week.Assistants Sharp and Jamie Langfield will be in the dug-out for Saturday’s Parkhead clash but Goodwin is determined he will be the man calling the shots - so long as his internet stream holds out.Right-hand man Sharp said: “Jim’s OK.

Jim Goodwin has tested positive for Covid-19 and will miss Saturday's clash with Celtic. Saints announced on Friday their manager would be required to self-isolate and won't be in the dugout at Parkhead this weekend.Assistant coaches Lee Sharp and Jamie Langfield will lead the team in Glasgow and until the 39-year-old gaffer returns.

Jim Goodwin will miss out on the Buddies trip to face Celtic tomorrow after testing positive for coronavirus.The Saints manager will now self-isolate, with assistant manager Lee Sharp and Jamie Langfield taking charge of first team duties.The Paisley club broke the news shortly before Goodwin was due to hold his pre-match media conference this afternoon. A St Mirren spokesman said: "St Mirren Football Club can confirm that manager Jim Goodwin will miss this weekend’s match away to Celtic after testing positive for Covid-19.

Paisley, there wasn’t even a right result and a quarter-final spot secured to help soften the blow of what was a fairly brutal two hours of football.It has to be said that Livingston’s plastic pitch wasn’t the only factor contributing to Saturday’s snoozefest.St Mirren have looked disjointed so far this season, too often resorting to long balls and that lack of cohesion appears to be stemming from the switch to playing two up front.I’m not against a good old-fashioned 4-4-2 by any means, but the current 5-3-2 formation, or 3-5-2 formation depending on if you’re a glass half full kind of person, that Jim Goodwin is currently favouring doesn’t appear to be firing on all cylinders just yet.Eamonn Brophy and Curtis Main are both incredibly

Celtic Park without any travelling support backing the Buddies.But he insists he’d rather his side faced a Parkhead cauldron crammed with home fans rather than play in another empty stadium.St Mirren fans were left fuming earlier this week when it was revealed there would be no away fans allowed to travel to Glasgow’s east end for Saturday’s Premiership clash. And while Shaughnessy is disappointed it’ll be all hoops and no stripes in the stands, he’s adamant he’d rather play in front of a bouncing stadium full of home fans after last season was played almost entirely behind-closed-doors.

Express Sport: “It’s been a dream start for us and now the pressure is on us to keep on winning. “We’ve come through two tough games and picked up six points despite conceding in the opening 15 minutes in both matches.“I think that shows the strength of the team.

Jim Goodwin's men will be facing an even tougher task on Saturday with no away backing whatsoever for the difficult match. St Mirren did secure a first win at Celtic Park in 31 years last season, with strikes from Ilkay Durmus and Kristian Dennis securing a famous 2-1 victory behind closed doors.