Scott Brown’s Celtic hook could be a final slap as last Rangers game ends with a loaf and shipwreck

Lost Frequencies & Calum Scott climb to Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart with Where Are You Now.

Ed Sheeran boosts back in at Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart with Equals.

The Guinness World Records gave the James Bond film “Spectre” the honor of having the biggest explosion on film, but the “Transformers” director begs to differ.“James Bond tried to take the ‘largest explosion in the world’,” Bay, 57, recently told Empire Magazine. “Bulls—t. Ours is.”He’s referring to his 2001 WWII film “Pearl Harbor” that was released almost 15 years before “Spectre.”The war film contains a 40-minute scene in which the Japanese bomb of Pearl Harbor in Honolulu and a massive explosion combusts.“[Producer] Jerry Bruckheimer showed Ridley Scott the movie,” Bay told the publication. “And the quote [from Scott] was, ‘F—k me.’ No one knows how hard that is.

Steph McGovern has teamed up with her father, professional artist Eamonn, for a great cause. The 39-year-old is supporting a new skill sharing initiative celebrating the talents older people can share with the younger generation.MORE: Steph McGovern offers intimate glimpse into 'little holiday with family'The TV star can vouch for this desire to learn, which is why she likes to spend some of her free time learning to paint with her creative 68-year-old dad Eamonn.WATCH: Inside Steph McGovern's weight loss journeyThe campaign is all part of the #GenerationWOW campaign (which stands for wonderful older wisdom) from Specsavers Home Visits, together with u3a (University of the Third Age).MORE: Steph McGovern reflects on 'terrible pregnancy sickness' with glamourous throwback photosSEE: Steph McGovern shares envy-inducing hot tub selfie during romantic spa tripOpening up about her family time, Steph explained: "My father is a brilliant artist, so I grew up surrounded by paints, brushes and all the other bits and bobs used to create his beautiful images and sculptures."I'm not sure I've inherited his talent, but I don’t do too badly thanks to the tips he has given me.

Chris Willman Music WriterTaking an obvious cue from the popularity of Peter Jackson’s recent “The Beatles: Get Back” documentary, Paul McCartney has announced what he’s calling his “Got Back” tour, a 13-city, 14-gig outing through the U.S. that begins just a little more than two months from now.“I said at the end of the last tour that I’d see you next time.

RZA and DJ Scratch have released their new single ‘Fate Of The World’ – you can hear the track below.The song is taken from the pair’s forthcoming collaborative album ‘Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater’, which is set for release on March 4 via 36 Chambers ALC/MNRK Music Group.After sharing the video for its title track earlier this month, RZA and DJ Scratch’s ‘Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater’ is now being previewed by its latest single ‘Fate Of The World’.The Danny Hastings and RZA-produced video for the song, starring RZA himself, has also been released, which you can see below.‘Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater’, which can be pre-ordered here, is described as “a love letter to the kung fu movies that aired each Saturday on local TV channels when there were only 5 channels to choose from”, and will see RZA “sparring with Bobby Digital, his more aggressive alter-ego”.“Lyrically the hip-hop part of me had a chance to re-emerge during quarantine,” RZA recently said in a press release announcing the album.“Giving Scratch the reins as a producer and me taking the reins as an MC, that’s what frees me up creatively and lets me play more with lyrical gags and lyrical flows because I don’t have to be focused on everything.” Last month the US government shared a series of new photos of Wu-Tang Clan‘s one-of-a-kind album, ‘Once Upon A Time In Shaolin’.

Eddie Howe remains the frontrunner to become the next Parkhead boss. Odsonne Edouard and Kris Ajer are wanted men but the Parkhead side also face a fight to keep hold of other key stars and the likes of Olivier Ntcham and Ryan Christie could follow Scott Brown out the exit door.

Scott Brown has admitted he will miss the good times as he prepares to depart Glasgow's east end. The skipper will pull on the green and white for the final time this week as he ends the campaign against Hibs at Easter Road.

Scott Brown as he closes in on his final appearance for the club. The Celtic skipper will make his final appearance for the club against Hibs this week as he prepares to link up with Stephen Glass at Aberdeen, with tributes left at Celtic Park ahead of his final home game on Wednesday against St Johnstone.

Dominic McKay is in the building and will succeed Peter Lawwell as chief executive in the summer but supporters are anxiously waiting to find out who will be manager and who will be named sporting director. Eddie Howe remains the hot favourite to be in the dugout next season but it's less clear who will be tasked with upgrading recruitment off the pitch.

Brendan Rodgers refers to him as Celtic’s glue. The man who binds an entire club together not just in the huddle or on the pitch but behind the scenes as well.

Scott Brown's final home game for the club on Wednesday night. Supporters were allowed to hand over flags and shirts adorned with messages of thanks for the 35-year-old.

Callum McGregor should be the next Celtic captain - but warns he will only succeed if his teammates come out of hiding. McGregor has been tipped as a successor in waiting to Scott Brown who is set to leave for Aberdeen in the summer.

Stephen Glass says summer signing Scott Brown has been putting in the hours to learn as a coach while at Celtic. And he's adamant the departing Parkhead captain will contribute just as much off the pitch as on it.

Callum McGregor ahead of signing a host of new players this summer. The former Celtic assistant boss, left, knows a rebuild is essential but is convinced holding onto McGregor, who has been linked with moves to England, is vital.

Scott Brown 's contributions to Celtic over the years, the European Cup winner's son told the club. The family of the man who led the Hoops to their greatest ever triumph in 1967 have penned an emotional letter thanking Brown for his service as the skipper prepares to depart Parkhead in the summer.

Scott Brown will be easy to replace for Celtic as he claimed the veteran is no Parkhead legend. The midfielder lifted 22 trophies in his time with the club, and played his final derby with Rangers on Sunday.

Alfredo Morelos. The pair have clashed in the past, with the Celtic captain involved in an incident that got the Colombian sent off at the end of the 2018-19 season.

Celtic 's Sunday showdown once again captured the imagination worldwide. Steven Gerrard's side delivered another bruising blow to their city rivals with a 4-1 win at Ibrox, underlining an impressive dominance over a side they once struggled to lay a glove on.

Celtic will bounce back strongly with a new boss and a new resolve.The Parkhead captain was on a low and said sorry to fans after a brutal campaign ended with him bowing out of the Old Firm scene on the end of a crushing 4-1 loss in his 44th appearance in the fixture.But Brown is backing the deposed champions to climb high again after his departure.The 35-year-old knows sweeping changes are coming with Eddie Howe in line to become manager and a raft of alterations made to a ripped-up playing squad with new CEO Dominic McKay already in post.Brown has been unable to get his hands on any silverware through a dismal 2020-21 term.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every

Rangers gave Celtic a torrid time at Ibrox. It's a game that always lends itself well to some memorable iconography and these snaps tell the full story.

Scott Brown it won't be for his final clash with Rangers. They'll remember the 'Broony', the sunglasses, the smirks and the snarls.Most of all the legendary captain will be remembered for his incredible 22 trophy haul, including a record-equalling Nine In A Row.Still, there was a sort of cruel symmetry as Brown trudged off just before the hour mark in his final Old Firm game.

Alfredo Morelos and substitute Jermain Defoe earned the Light Blues a 4-1 win at Ibrox with Odsonne Edouard’ netting for John Kennedy’s side who had Callum McGregor sent off. It was an entertaining meeting despite nothing at stake in terms of the league and there were three goals and a red card in seven pulsating first half minutes.

Rangers and Celtic clash with very little at stake still produced thrills and spills - and that was just the first half. Alfredo Morelos broke his derby duck at Celtic Park in March but has bagged another that he'll savour for some time to come.The Colombian striker nutmegged Scott Brown before lashing high beyond Scott Bain to restore Rangers' lead after Odsonne Edouard cancelled out Kemar Roofe's opener for 10-man Celtic.

Scott Brown statue in time for the captain to return as manager "in two years". The Parkhead diehard has paid tribute to the departing skipper as he prepares to line up in a derby clash with Rangers for the final time.

Scott Brown 's derby swansong is the only thing that matters in Sunday's final Old Firm clash of the season. The former Parkhead star is less than thrilled by the prospect of the Glasgow rivals squaring off in a Premiership dead rubber at Ibrox.Rangers have already cantered to the title and Celtic are entering a period of transition as fans await the appointment of a new manager.

Scott Brown was presented with a special gift by fans as he gears up for his final match against Rangers. The legendary skipper has agreed a deal to join Aberdeen in a player-coach role at the end of the season, bringing to an end his trophy-laden Parkhead career.

Gordon Strachan insists Scott Brown gave everything he could to the Parkhead cause. But his ex-boss believes it was only when the going got tough this campaign that he looked around and realised it was high time someone else did their bit.Strachan signed Brown from Hibs in the summer of 2007 and, 14 years later, will likely be watching on as a pundit when his former skipper takes on Rangers for the final time in green and white on Sunday.

Scott Brown from the fixture and understood the total respect.For the very last time tomorrow, the Celtic captain will lead his troops into battle against their biggest rivals.After 14 years of derby jousts with Rangers, Brown will bow out at Ibrox.It’s his last appearance in the showdown before departing for Aberdeen and even the Rangers boss has admitted Old Firm clashes in the future just won’t be the same without him.Kennedy wasn’t surprised to hear such an accolade bestowed upon his skipper by the leader of the opposition.

Celtic prepare to take on Rangers. John Kennedy's men will finish the season trophyless but can inflict one final blow on their cross-city counterparts if they serve up a first league defeat of the season at Ibrox on Sunday lunchtime.

Ally McCoist pulled up punditry colleague and Celtic counterpart Chris Sutton for "running scared" ahead of Sunday's big derby clash. Sutton asserted the result this weekend is insignificant with the Premiership title already in the bag for Steven Gerrard, and that Scott Brown's final derby in green and white was the only crumb of motivation for the visitors.

Scott Brown 's legacy at the club during the final home game of the season. The Hoops hero is gearing to say goodbye to Parkhead ahead of his move to Aberdeen next season as player-coach alongside Dons boss Stephen Glass.

Ibrox 14 years ago and on recent derby form few would bet against it ending that way in Govan. But since that disappointing 3-0 loss for Scott Brown in October 2007 there have been plenty of highs, records broken, red cards and iconic celebrations in the Old Firm showdown.

John Kennedy’s teamtalk on Sunday is simply all about Scott Brown.And the former Hoops striker is adamant the Ibrox clash is no dead rubber due to the captain’s farewell and the anger within Rangers over their nightmare exit from the Scottish Cup.McDonald says Celtic must give Brown a fond derby goodbye.The skipper is signing off against Rangers as a Parkhead hero and his old team-mate is adamant Kennedy and the troops will want to ensure his last memory is a pleasant one.McDonald insists Brown’s departure puts an edge into the contest for the visitors.Just as Steven Gerrard’s misery at blowing a Double and making sure his team stay unbeaten in the Premiership does for the hosts.He explained: “There’s no better team talk for John Kennedy to

Scottish Cup hero Jamie McGrath.The free-scoring Saints midfielder is one of the names that has been recommended to new boss Stephen Glass.If Aberdeen were to firm up their interest in the 24-year-old then they would have to make a significant six figure bid to land the Buddies star who still has another season left on his contract.Incoming Aberdeen coach Scott Brown has been impressed with McGrath and he is a name that Glass is looking closely at.The problem for the Dons is that they are unlikely to be the only show in town with a number of English clubs, including Peterborough United who are also monitoring McGrath closely.McGrath has really stood out since he moved from Dundalk to St Mirren last year.His penalty in the last minute of

Ismaila Soro this summer. The Ivorian has struggled to hit the ground running since joining from Israeli side Bnei Yehuda in January last year.