St Mirren defender Brandon Mason opens up on 'dangerous' Kilmarnock pitch

Kanye West’s ‘Donda 2’ album has rocketed to the top of the charts since its release late last week. The piracy charts, that is.The sequel to last year’s ‘Donda’ is, of course, only officially available to those willing to fork out $200 for one of the rapper’s Stem Player devices – an MP3 player that adds the ability to split tracks into four parts, so that users can remix the music themselves.West said that fans spent more than $2 million buying Stem Players in the 24 hours after it was announced that getting one would be the only way to hear ‘Donda 2’.

Nick Cave exhibition Stranger Than Kindness is set to receive its North American premiere in Montreal in April.The exhibition, which is offering “an unprecedented look into the creative world” of the Bad Seeds musician, was designed in collaboration with Cave and previously opened in Copenhagen, Denmark in March 2020.Stranger Than Kindness: The Nick Cave Exhibition will now take up residence at the Galerie de la Maison du Festival in Montreal, Canada on April 8, and will be on display there until August 7.“With more than 300 objects collected or created by Nick Cave through six decades of his creative and private life brought together in large-scale installations, the exhibition is an artwork in itself,” a description for Stranger Than Kindness reads. You can see a trailer for the exhibition below.Stranger Than Kindness: The Nick Cave Exhibition will invite visitors to “follow Cave’s development as an artist – and to gain insight into the overarching themes of his work, his working methods and the many sources of inspiration underpinning it all”.“Behind each work is an equally fascinating artistic process not originally intended for public view; the exhibition opens up the innermost parts of Cave’s creative universe and offers a story of its own.”Tickets for the Montreal exhibition will go on sale on Friday (March 4) at 10am local time from here.

Deadpool actor, who is well known for his comic and charismatic persona, has spoken about his mental health struggles in the past, and explained in a new interview that he has had anxiety throughout his life.“I’ve had anxiety my whole life really,” he told CBS’ Sunday Morning. “And you know, I feel like I have two parts of my personality, that one takes over when that happens.”Giving one past example, Reynolds explained: “When I would go out on, like, Letterman, back in the day, I was nervous.“But I remember I’d be standing backstage before the curtain would open, and I would think to myself, ‘I’m gonna die. I’m literally gonna die here.

Daughters of Reykjavík have shared the song they hope to represent Iceland with at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest – hear ‘Turn This Around’ below.The eight-piece rap collective are currently favourites to proceed from Iceland’s live TV contest Söngvakeppnin, which will choose the country’s representative for this year’s contest in Turin.“‘Turn This Around’ is a song that represents the energy Daughters of Reykjavík possess and give,” the band said of the new track.“It is a song made to inspire people to move, to change, to take action and to love themselves and others. It represents the space we can take up if we so choose as well as the things we can give.”Listen to ‘Turn This Around’ below.Daughters of Reykjavík announced that they were planning to run to become Iceland’s 2022 Eurovision entry earlier this month.The Söngvakeppnin 2022 entries are being split across two semi-finals, with the second set to take place on Saturday (March 5).

Lung disease kills 7,000 people in Scotland every year, according to research.

Police officers are appealing for information from the public after a 13-year-old girl was reported missing from her home in Perth.

A crack cocaine dealer brandished a knife at police officers and threatened to kill them.

A crooked bank manager who plundered £18,000 from the account of a vulnerable pensioner is facing jail.

back to Las Vegas, in even bigger, bolder style. After a 20-show stint at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace that had fans flying out to Sin City in droves last year, the R&B superstar is returning to the stage for a new show with big surprises and a revamped performance. Few artists typically return to residency so quickly, but when fan demand and talent desire intersect, the time is always right.

A former Larkhall YMCA Harriers runner has set a new British and Scottish under-17 200m record – and hopes it sends him to the European Under-18 Championships in Israel in July.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky voiced Paddington Bear in the country’s version of the 2014 film and its 2017 sequel.

HoYeon Jung is mostly known for her brilliant performance in Netflix's hit show, Squid Games and luckily for us, we got to see her hang up her tracksuit for a glam gown at the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards. It was a winning evening all round for the 27-year-old as not only did she take home the award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series, but she seriously impressed on the red carpet.The South Korean model, who was runner up in the fourth season of Korea's Next Top Model, went high fashion for her first SAG Awards in a beautifully embellished Louis Vuitton dress.

This Morning hosts and best friends Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were overjoyed to have their first proper on-screen hug in nearly two years. On Monday 28 February’s episode of the ITV show, Holly, 40, and Phillip, 60 explained it was their first show together since Covid-19 regulations had been lifted.To celebrate the fact they no longer have to social distance or sit two metres apart from one another on the show’s famous sofa, Holly told viewers: "Welcome back.

Premiership clubs piped up with their concerns over covid forfeits.St Mirren will discover next week whether their appeal to the SFA over the severity of their SPFL punishment for breaching coronavirus protocols is successful.If they lose, the Buddies will see their postponed matches with Hamilton and Motherwell chalked off for good.Goodwin believes that could set a dangerous precedent, and feels it’s time other top flight teams voiced their anxiety about forfeits becoming the norm in Scotland.“Hopefully common sense will prevail and the appeals panel will understand how difficult the situation we’re in has been,” he said.“I think it’s time that every other club out there who are not involved in this joined in and showed they’re not happy

Celtic had gone to the moon for their winter training camp.That’s because the only mission the St Mirren midfielder is concentrating on is firing his club up the Premiership table.The Buddies had to make do with training in the snow this week as temperatures in Scotland plummeted.But McGrath insists he’s not bothered that Hoops players were soaking up the sun in Dubai, as all he’s focused on is keeping his side rising up the league and away from the relegation zone.“To be honest, it doesn’t bother me,” he said.

Rangers last month when he headed narrowly over the bar against Kilmarnock as the Saints hunted an equaliser last Saturday. Thankfully for him Killie keeper Danny Rogers spared his blushes with a late blunder that saw St Mirren escape Rugby Park with a point.

Jim Goodwin insists Saints’ late draw with Kilmarnock left him with a winning feeling. The Buddies were below par at Rugby Park but escaped Ayrshire with a point thanks to Killie keeper Danny Rogers’ last minute blunder.

Celtic are on a "jolly" in Dubai. But he reckons his former club will be able to use the Parkhead side's Emirates training camp in their upcoming appeal against their Covid forfeits.

Jim Goodwin revealed his relief that defender Richard Tait looks to have not suffered any serious repercussions from his clash with Killie keeper Danny Rogers. The St Mirren full-back was forced off in the first half after the goalie clattered into him while clearing a cross, with the 31-year-old requiring lengthy treatment on the frosty pitch.

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.

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.