Rangers in SPFL funds claim as Ibrox side insist governing body are ignoring their own rules

Chris Willman Music WriterDolly Parton’s attempt to drop out of the balloting for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has earned a big thank-you from Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner. He’s not exactly a disinterested party: Priest is on the ballot, too, competing with Parton.“I think she recognizes her brand, and it didn’t necessarily fit into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Nicole Yvette Brown is a big fan of “Abbott Elementary”, and knows exactly which actor the show should cast to play the school’s counselor: her.

Anyone who follows Kanye West on Instagram knows he’s been on something of a roll lately, posting unhinged diatribes about ex-wife Kim Kardashian and her boyfriend Pete Davidson that wind up being deleted shortly after.

Ciara and Russell Wilson are celebrating their new home in the way most befitting for the couple: spending time spreading some joy. On Tuesday, the duo made a visit to the Children’s Hospital Colorado, where they stopped by the onsite Seacrest Studios to sign autographs, take questions from the crowd and read their new book, Why Not You?

 returned for the second week of season 7 competition on Wednesday, and after four fun performances, fans had to bid farewell to another costumed contestant.This week, the same singers from last week's season premiere — including Firefly, Cyclops, Thingamabob and The Ram — all hit the stage for a second time. After some impressive performances, the audience voted and the two lowest vote-earners had to face off in a vocal duel.One of the night's biggest surprises came when the lowest vote-earners were The Ram — whom most people likely expected — and Firefly.

Stephanie Beatriz, there's one song that proved to be a truly unique experience to record.The alum recently spoke with about her part in the acclaimed Disney animated musical, and revealed that she recorded one of the film's most powerful and emotional tunes, «Waiting on a Miracle,» while in labor.«I didn’t want to tell anybody at Disney because I didn’t want anyone to freak out,» recalled Beatriz, who reflected on just how close it came to her not being able to record.«I was already having some contractions when we were scheduled to record that day,» she recalled. «I was like, 'Well, fingers crossed I finish the song before [the baby] comes!'»Beatriz — who starred as Mirabel in the gorgeous animated family dramedy -- welcomed her daughter, Rosaline, the following day.

Susie Evans is not ready to be Mrs. Echard. After Tuesday night's dramatic season finale of , the wedding videographer appeared on podcast to reveal what would make her say no to a proposal from Clayton Echard, whom she reconnected with post-show after initially turning down his ask for a relationship.«We have a lot to learn about each other, and we have a lot to learn about ourselves still. I think we both are still growing and learning from this,» Susie said.

Kanye «Ye» West -- at least for the next 24 hours . According to multiple reports, West has been suspended from the app by Meta, the parent company of Instagram, for violating its policies on hate speech, harassment and bullying.

Rihanna loves her Real Housewives just like the rest of us. So naturally, the “SOS” singer has her favorites and now that she’s soon going to be a mom herself, she has revealed which Housewives she looks up to as parents. She gave shoutouts to both The Real Housewives of New Jersey Star Teresa Giudice and Real The Housewives of Orange County star Heather Dubrow when speaking with ELLE. 

Kanye West has been suspended from posting to Instagram for the next 24 hours, according to multiple reports, after a series of posts aimed at ex Kim Kardashian, her boyfriend Pete Davidson, comedian D.L. Hughley and, most recently, Daily Show Host Trevor Noah.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentBachelor Nation got whiplash this week from the season finale of “The Bachelor” Season 26 — which went from breakup to makeup to another breakup and another makeup to a dual breakup, all ultimately for leading man Clayton Echard to end up with contestant Susie Evans, who had actually left the show the week before the finale.If that sounds confusing, it’s because it is.Never, since the two decades its been on-air, has the dating show seen such a change-of-heart from its lead than it did this season: Echard told three women (Evans, Gabby Widney and Rachel Recchia) that he was in love with them, also admitting to sleeping with two of them.After being left alone and single in the final episode, which filmed roughly four months ago, Echard ended up walking away with Evans, despite her turning him down in the shocking finale. And in last night’s “After the Final Rose” episode, instead of a proposal, Evans confirmed she was his girlfriend, accepting Echard’s final rose — but not before he was reamed out by Widney and Recchia on live television with both women calling him selfish, manipulative and thoughtless.

It's another day closer to the weekend and Friday has been a day that has had regular infighting within the SPFL in recent weeks.

SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster feels the governing body have been given a "very clear mandate" after calls for an inquiry were voted down.

Former Celtic star Charlie Nicholas believes Rangers' EGM D-DAY offers a chance to get 'the league cleaned out' at boardroom level.

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has announced his side will vote yes on Rangers' resolution at Tuesday's SPFL EGM.

Sunday is a day of rest, isn't it?

Douglas Park says Rangers will pay for an independent investigation into the SPFL themselves if it’s voted for at Tuesday’s EGM.

John Bennett has slammed the SPFL over their handling of Rangers' dossier and insists accusations made against Douglas Park are false.

Rangers' dossier of evidence against the SPFL split opinion on Thursday following its long-awaited release.

Ibrox managing director Stewart Robertson claims Rangers have never accused the SPFL of "bullying" or "coercion" – on the day the club’s dossier doubled down on allegations of "bullying".

Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson claims the SPFL's current governance is the worst he has experienced in his five spells as a board member.

Scottish football broadcaster Tam Cowan has mocked Rangers for producing a "damp squib" dossier of evidence against the SPFL.

After weeks of hints, delays and whatever else, it appears Rangers will finally go public on Thursday.

Outspoken BBC pundit Michael Stewart has branded the pressure being put on Neil Doncaster and Rod McKenzie as unacceptable.

SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster has slammed Rangers for their "very divisive" battle with the governing body, as he explained why loans could not be paid out to clubs.

Rangers will finally reveal their evidence against the SPFL next week.

SPFL chief Neil Doncaster has told Rangers to come clean with their alleged evidence as he insisted he has nothing to fear from a potential probe. 

It wouldn't be Scottish football if we didn't have some sort of fallout on our hands.

Rangers have called for an emergency general meeting of the SPFL – and repeated demands for an independent investigation of the resolution controversy.

An independent investigation into the Dundee voting saga has found NO wrongdoing within the SPFL.

Kenny Dalglish has backed Rangers ' call for an independent inquiry into the SPFL voting saga - but urged the club to produce their evidence.

Rangers switched tactics in their bid for an independent inquiry into votergate – by adding Murdoch MacLennan to their SPFL hitlist.

Former Celtic star Scott McDonald insists the drama involved in Scottish football would be too unbelievable for even Coronation Street or Eastenders.

Rangers have called for SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster to be suspended - along with the organisation's legal adviser Rod McKenzie.