Caroline Polachek reinvents a Corrs smash with her “Breathless” cover

straight to your inbox every day for freeHere are your Manchester United evening headlines for Monday, January 4.Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke conceded that Jadon Sancho expected to move clubs last summer when United made a concerted effort to sign the right-winger.Sancho was United's number one priority entering the summer window, but any deal was scuppered by financial concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic.

straight to your inbox every day for freeBorussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke admits Jadon Sancho expected to move clubs in the summer transfer window.The England international was identified as Manchester United's top target last year but a move never materialised over financial concerns surrounding the deal.United were prepared to invest a British record fee in order to land Sancho in the summer but could not find a suitable compromise with Dortmund over the structure of a deal - having

Naman Ramachandran Discovery and Vodafone have signed a multi-year deal that will make Discovery TV content and new streamer Discovery Plus available to Vodafone subscribers in the U.K. and 11 European territories.The deal is expected to reach more than 100 million Vodafone TV, broadband and mobile subscribers across the U.K., Germany, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Romania, Portugal, Greece, Czech Republic, Hungary, Ireland and Iceland.The rollout in 12 markets is planned over 2021 and 2022.

straight to your inbox every day for freeIt would have taken the most optimistic Manchester United fan to believe Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would find himself three feasible right-wing options, having missed out on Jadon Sancho in the summer.The general consensus, after United had stated their unwilling to match Borussia Dortmund's asking price for Sancho, was that Solskjaer would struggle to fill the hole left by his non-arrival.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United believe they will be able to sign Jadon Sancho for less than the €120m Borussia Dortmund were asking for last year in 2021, according to reports.United have been huge admirers of Sancho for a number of years and, following 2020's unsuccessful pursuit, have now failed in three different attempts to sign him.The club were confident of signing the 20-year-old last summer and even had a breakthrough in negotiations on his wages and agent

If you rang in the New Year with RTÉ at the strike of midnight on Thursday, you will have been treated to the most gorgeous performance by Tolü Makay.

It wasn’t just Times Square that was lit on New Year’s Eve! During CNN’s coverage of Thursday night’s festivities, co-hosts Anderson Cooper, 53, and Andy Cohen, 52, marked each hour with a shot of alcohol. The night kicked off at 8 pm ET, when the two had their first toast of the night. “Cheers to 2021,” Andy began, clinking his shot glass with Anderson’s.

Ireland Baldwin referenced the controversy surrounding her stepmother Hilaria and her accent in a lengthy Instagram post Tuesday.

Music lovers will enjoy the new We Will Sing documentary so be sure to stick it on your watch list this Christmas.

Despite having been released at the tail-end of 2019, Caroline Polachek's Pang feels like a 2020 essential through-and-through. Who could have predicted the lyrics of "So Hot You're Hurting My Feelings" would have resonated with the intensity that they did during quarantine? Not like we were counting the days, or anything.

Caroline Polachek and A.G.

U2 frontman Bono was joined by the band’s guitarist, The Edge, for a special holiday performance on Irish television.

U2‘s Bono and The Edge dusted off their rendition of ‘Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)’ on a special edition of the Irish Late Late Show.The pair shared their cover of the song, playing alongside Irish musician Glen Hansard and others, as well as a stripped-down version of their 2000 hit ‘Walk On’.In an annual tradition to raise money for homeless charities, Hansard typically recruits a number of musicians to busk on Dublin’s Grafton Street on Christmas Eve.

LeaseCar.uk, which compiled the list, said: “The English language never fails to amaze us, and neither does the imagination and creativity that must have gone into naming these iconic places around Great Britain and Ireland.   “We’re not sure how residents of Nasty and Crapstone convince people they're nice places to live with names like that – Bunny in Nottinghamshire sounds much better!” Besses o'th 'Barn, Bury How the Bury town got its unusual name remains a bit of a mystery.