John Oliver Visits Danbury After Connecticut City Finally Names Sewage Plant After Him

straight to your inboxGary Neville has urged the Premier League not to reconsider their stance on allowing five substitutions despite Pep Guardiola's fresh complaints, as he believes it's making the league more competitive. The Manchester City boss echoed the opinion of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Jurgen Klopp on Sunday about the crazy fixture schedule that has seen European clubs compete twice a week for the previous three weeks.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/Reporter“Trump isn’t going to be president anymore,” said John Oliver at the top of Sunday night’s episode of Last Week Tonight.It was clear that Oliver was elated as he showed footage of people all around the country celebrating Donald Trump’s loss to Joe Biden.

A post shared by Ollie Locke (@ollielockeworld) on Sep 15, 2019 at 12:23pm PDTHowever, Ollie and Gareth made it work and found another location before deciding to bring forward their ceremony before lockdown restrictions came into place at midnight on Wednesday, according to Hello!.Ollie’s former Made in Chelsea co-star and close friend Binky Felstead stood beside Ollie as his bridesmaid for their special day.Like many couples in 2020, Ollie and Gareth had their marriage plans changed, but they

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola's Manchester City future is in his own hands but there are only two clubs left in the world he can manage.Those are the thoughts of former City players Joleon Lescott and Owen Hargreaves, who spoke about Guardiola's future on BT Sport.Guardiola has been linked with a return to Barcelona in recent days, with presidential candidate Victor Fort claiming the City boss should come back to the club he first managed at.Whilst Guardiola has denied any return to Barca,

John Oliver kicked off Sunday's Last Week Tonight by diving into the presidential debate and the latest news revolving around President Trump. The HBO host fact-checked Trump for several comments he made during Thursday's debate between the president and Joe Biden.

John Oliver on Sunday's Last Week Tonight took a deep dive into President Trump's issues with the World Health Organization or, as Oliver called it, "one of the president's favorite punching bags." "Over the last six months, Trump has consistently tried to deflect blame for his handling of the coronavirus onto the WHO, China and the close relationship he claims the two have," Oliver said. Oliver showed a news clip noting that in the beginning of July, Trump said that the U.S.

discussing some of the disturbing potential ramifications of Donald Trump’s plan to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization.

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Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAt the top of Sunday’s new episode of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver started the night by commenting on the unimpressive Amy Coney Barrett hearings preordained by the Republican party and touching on Thursday night’s dueling Town Halls between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.In particular, he focused on Trump’s high point where a woman complimented his smile to which Oliver described as as if “someone dropped their dentures into a Jack O’ Latnern on November

straight to your inboxAymeric Laporte should be back playing again within a fortnight but Manchester City will be without Benjamin Mendy and Gabriel Jesus for longer. Laporte and Mendy have joined Jesus on the treatment table after picking up muscle injuries during the international break.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola has backed Bernardo Silva to return to his title-winning best this season.The 26-year-old stepped up in the absence of Kevin De Bruyne in the 2018/19 campaign and was the outstanding player in the Premier League as Manchester City won a domestic clean sweep.

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ongoing “feud” with the town of Danbury, Conn. — a town which the “Last Week Tonight” host has described as a “sad, empty void where hope goes to die” — Oliver challenged their local leaders to prove just how seriously they’re taking his insults during Sunday’s episode of his show.And where’s perhaps the most humiliating place to see your name memorialized, according to the British comedian? A sewage treatment plant.“Congratulations, Mr.

It's official. Every time residents of Danbury, Connecticut, flush, they will be sending their special deliveries to the John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsNew York City has a new housewife in town. Bravo announced Thursday that attorney and television host Eboni K.