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Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, MusicFans of Israeli pop star Noa Kirel won’t be all that surprised to learn that, for her English debut, “Please Don’t Suck,” the 20-year-old interpolates a song written a half-century before her birth — 1954 barbershop ditty “Mr.

Stephen A. Smith is in a HUGE quagmire this week after saying MLB baseball star Shohei Ohtani — who is Japanese — is “harming” the marketing of professional baseball in America because he “doesn’t speak English.”

pic.twitter.com/FM0vnDDXBBSmith’s comments earlier on Monday went over about as well as you would expect.Stephen A Smith saying that Shohei Ohtani, responsible for the 10 highest viewed regular season games this year and what will likely be the most watched HRD ever, shouldn’t be considered a face of baseball because he needs an interpreter. Kindly piss offpic.twitter.com/NlCXPGxKFjThis xenophobic stance by Stephen A.

Prince William released a statement on Monday slamming the "racist abuse" some Black soccer players on England's national team are facing after losing to Italy in the 2020 Euro Championship game on Sunday. "I am sickened by the racist abuse aimed at England players after last night’s match," the British monarch said in a post on Twitter.

Euro 2020 concluded on Sunday night in typically dramatic fashion after a captivating month of football. Italy won a European Championship for the first time since 1968, denying England their first ever win of the tournament.

It was a tough night for England as their football team lost to Italy at Euro 2020 finals in penalty kicks after a 1–1 draw following extra time to close out the tournament. The evening turned out to be a sour one English fans who had been chanting the "It's coming home" mantra with a lot of hopes.

Celebs from across the board were united in their praise of the England team after their gut-wrenching penalty loss to Italy in the Euros Euros 2020 final.

Guy Lodge Film CriticIt’s a curious quirk of the British calendar that Mother’s Day — or Mothering Sunday, if you want to be formal about it — falls not in May, with all that month’s springy symbolism of new life, but the damp, unripe chill of mid-March, when no one feels much like celebrating anything at all.

Naman Ramachandran London’s Arsenal soccer club will be the subject of the next documentary in Amazon Prime Video’s “All or Nothing” series on English Premier League clubs.“All or Nothing: Arsenal” follows “All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur” and “All or Nothing: Manchester City.” It will follow the Arsenal, one of the world’s biggest soccer clubs, through the 2021/22 season as they focus their efforts on challenging for domestic success and returning to elite European competition.

“It’s coming home!” A man, who I met briefly two days ago here in Cannes and have since forgotten his name, yells at me as we bump elbows on Rue D’Antibes. It’s the first full day of Cannes Film Festival and while the eyes of the world are trained on the directors and stars of a line-up of the most anticipated movies of the year, a selection of attendees are finding themselves somewhat distracted.

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Gallery: Rafa Benitez and the other managers who have managed two rival clubs (Read Sport)Robert spent time on-trial with Celtic's development side last season but a potential move was complicated by the departure of former manager Neil Lennon. Various English clubs watched the diminutive star at Airdrie last season while Aberdeen were reported to have a strong interest in the player.