Everything Wigan Warriors owner Ian Lenagan had to say about TV deals, Super League, Gary Hetherington and recruitment

Super League returned with a bang at the weekend as the players delivered on their return to action.

Super League’s ultimate superstar for the class of 2021, Greg Inglis, is set to miss Warrington’s first game of the Super League campaign against Castleford on Sunday as he continues to return to full fitness.

Sam Tomkins has admitted he hopes to finish his rugby league career with Catalans Dragons, but insists he still has to prove he is worthy of a new contract with the French side beyond this season.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht’s leading man Captain Glenn Shephard is familiar with a steamy boat romance. While he has no problems with them on his charter, he thinks what’s going on between deckhand Sydney Zaruba and first officer Gary King isn’t easy. “All I’m going to say is that’s a really complicated situation,” Capt. Glenn told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY during an episode of TVTalk on Instagram Live on March 22. “It gets complicated during the season.”

Bevan French will miss Wigan Warriors’ season-opener against Leigh Centurions on Friday, opening the door for Zak Hardaker to stake a claim for his old position.

Leigh Centurions have confirmed the signing of NRL hooker Nathan Peats.

New Salford Red Devils signing Sam Luckley grew up dreaming of playing for Newcastle United and scoring goals at St James’ Park’s famous Gallowgate End.

No one produces Super League talent quite like Wigan Warriors do.

Matty Russell has one word of advice for those writing off Leigh Centurions as relegation certainties – don’t.

Leigh Centurions are set to sign State of Origin representative Nathan Peats.

Gary Lineker thinks at least one of him and his 'Match of the Day' co-stars will "probably" get dementia. The 60-year-old former footballer admitted he and co-stars Alan Shearer and Ian Wright fear they will contract the disease in the future due to years of heading balls after research showed professional ex-soccer players are 3.

Omar Sy broke out in the 2011 box office smash The Intouchables and quickly made a name for himself worldwide as the French film rolled out to global acclaim. Now, as the 10th anniversary of that award-winning $427M grosser approaches, he’s back on the international stage with Netflix’s Lupin.

here.Describing the band members' reaction, Helen added: "I am a massive Take That and Gary fan so I was very excited, but I think the band were as excited when we surprised them on our band call last night - there was a lot of screaming and clapping."They were all saying that they couldn't believe it, it was a great moment."I am so very thankful to Gary Barlow for virtually recording with us," she added."This means so much to me and more than the world to the band members.

Omar Sy and Louis Leterrier, the star and director respectively of Netflix hit series Lupin, are teaming with the streamer again on a sequel to 2021 French comedy On The Other Side Of The Tracks.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentNetflix is reteaming with “Lupin” director Louis Leterrier (“Now You See Me”) and star Omar Sy (“The Intouchables”) on a sequel to the 2012 action comedy “On the Other Side of the Tracks.”The film, which is still untitled, began shooting in Paris on March 15 and will also be lensed in the French Alps. It will be available on Netflix worldwide in 2022.Eric and Nicolas Altmayer at the Paris-based banner Mandarin et Compagnie are producing.

Omar Sy is in a good mood. "I'm in Paris! Do you want to see a bit of Paris?" the jovial Sysays, as means of introduction on our Zoom call, before jumping up, pointing his phone out the window of his hotel room to show off the view: "The Eiffel Tower!" "The Champs-Élysées! Paris.

the glaring lack of international inclusivity in the Grammys’ newly redubbed global music (formerly world music) category. In the category’s 38-year history, almost 80% of African nations have never had an artist nominated; no Middle Eastern or eastern European musician has ever won; every winner in the past eight years has been a repeat winner; and nearly two-thirds of the nominations have come from just six countries (the US, the UK, Brazil, Mali, South Africa, India).

The Trotters boss has won his second manager of the month award this season after picking up the accolade for November. And his team collected 16 points from six unbeaten games to become promotion contenders.

direct to your inboxOn Tuesday evening I was left somewhat exasperated after a rather lively day in terms of rugby league news.I was irritated because of why the day had been hectic, rather than the fact it had been busy.The headlines in the rugby league world were dominated by two men - Ian Lenagan and Adam Pearson, two men in suits, just 17 days before the start of the season.The upcoming Super League campaign is fascinating, given the various narratives across the competition.