News about Joe Wright

When Willie Collum sits down to compile his next VAR review, he could easily devote the entire episode to St Mirren's draw with Kilmarnock in Paisley on Saturday. The SFA's head of refereeing will need plenty of time on the governing body's YouTube channel to reflect on a game that would have been dramatic even without its myriad talking points. After all, there was room for a splendidly compelling match amid the bedlam of four goals, one red card, a disallowed stoppage-time winner and plenty more besides. Marley Watkins, the Kilmarnock striker, said it had 'felt like a war zone'.

Venturing into Europe at this time of year should come with a government health warning. Intoxicating though it is for Scotland's Premiership clubs, especially those unaccustomed to the thrill, it can have a detrimental effect on domestic life, as Kilmarnock discovered on Sunday. A surprise 3-0 home defeat by St Johnstone came just three days after a 2-2 draw with Tromso in the first leg of their Conference League third qualifying round tie. When they head deep into the Arctic Circle for this week's second leg, there will be baggage to carry and morale for their manager, Derek McInnes, to lift. This wasn't the Kilmarnock team he has so carefully moulded into a formidable Premiership force. The defeat was their first at Rugby Park since December by anyone other than Celtic or Rangers. Adama Sidibeh scored either side of an early red card for Joe Wright before Benji Kimpioka rounded off the scoring for Saints.

Derek McInnes insists it's still all to play for in Kilmarnock's UEFA Conference League tie with Tromso after a late goal from teenager Bobby Wales salvaged a 2-2 draw at Rugby Park. Killie face an uphill task in next week's return leg, with McInnes having stated pre-match that any failure to take a lead to Norway would be disappointing. But he reckons his team are still in with a fighting chance following the 19-year-old substitute's dramatic intervention - and believes they can punish what he claimed was a sense of complacency in the visiting ranks.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: None other than the Prince and Princess of Wales indulged in what could be described as fervent window shopping last Friday, when they paid a discreet and entirely private evening visit to auctioneers Dreweatts in Berkshire. They were all looking very, very interested,' a antique trade trade devotee tells me, adding that 'everybody was on twitter to see them.' It was the start of a huge champagne reception that auctioneers always have before a serious bidding event.' And there are few such spectacular sales as the one that drew in Prince William and Catherine.

Well, it's true, — another live-action Disney revival of a childhood classic is on the way. Following the introduction of "Pinocchio" in 2022, Disney+'s "Peter Pan & Wendy" is described as a live-action reimagining of J.M. "Peter Pan" is Barrie's book and the 1953 animated masterpiece "Peter Pan." The new adaptation stars Alexander Molony and Ever Anderson, who will take viewers to the famous Neverland setting for the first time. Walt Disney Studios unknowingly stumbled on the shores of Neverland, the land of the "lost boys," in the first full trailer for the forthcoming reimagining, which teases a grand adventure with Molony's Peter and Anderson's Wendy. Fans of Yara Shahidi's Tinkerbell, the tiny fairy who assists Peter and Wendy on their journey, and Jude Law's enthralling Captain Hook, who is on the hunt for Peter himself.

On Thursday, Oscar winner Casey Affleck and his 24-year-old Caylee Cowan returned to Dunkin' Donuts in Los Angeles to celebrate their May-December romance. Both the 47-year-old Massachusetts native and his brother, two-time Oscar-winning filmmaker Ben Affleck, are big supporters of the franchise, which was established in Quincy, Massachusetts, circa 1950.