The celebrities that supposedly support Ipswich Town

Ed Sheeran performed a surprise hometown gig on the steps of Ipswich Town Hall – see footage and reaction below.Fans in the Suffolk city were surprised to see Sheeran, who sponsors the town’s football club, rock up in the centre of town to perform his debut album track ‘The A Team’.“I’ve played so many shows here and have such love for this place,” he told the large crowd who had gathered. “I’m so happy to be back here.”According to reports from the Ipswich Star, Sheeran performed with an acoustic guitar he had bought earlier that day from a local music shop.

A huge milestone! Big Brother season 2 winner, Dr. Will Kirby, recently celebrated the opening of his 100th LaserAway clinic — with an exclusive party on the Sunset Strip. 

George and Amal Clooney! The couple, who celebrated their 8-year wedding anniversary on Tuesday, shared the key to their lasting romance. “It does start with love,” George said during an interview with Gayle King on on Wednesday. “That’s sort of the whole secret to it. It’s just been easy.

Bolton Wanderers return to League One action this weekend when they host Lincoln City.

Ian Evatt believes Bolton Wanderers have improved from last season but admits there is a tinge of frustration over not having the points on the board he feels they should.

Lisa Snowdon has been crowned the winner of this year's Celebrity Masterchef, beating former McFly singer Danny Jones, who was runner up. English television and radio presenter stormed her way through the competition as she impressed the judges, Greg Wallace and John Torrode.

The UK’s first-ever Official Afrobeats Chart Show is celebrating its one year anniversary this Sunday on BBC Radio 1Xtra.

Janee Bolden A few weeks shy of Jermaine Dupri’s 50th birthday, the super-producer is deep into conversation with Variety about his long history of hits and some of the latest notches on his belt… or about as deep as he can be, with Usher repeatedly calling him to discuss the upcoming album they’re in the last stages of finishing, before Dupri finally tells him they’ll have to catch up the next day. Ironically, Dupri can’t talk to Usher right now because he’s busy talking about Usher — in particular, how their 2004 album “Confessions” became a blockbuster and altered the R&B landscape, whether or not it’s always celebrated by the culture at large as a major game-changer. But there are contemporary accomplishments to discuss as well, like how Dupri is in the middle of a public uproar over his latest contribution to R&B, “If I Get Caught Cheating (That Don’t Mean I Don’t Love You),” from the Canadian duo Dvsn, comprised of singer Daniel Daley and producer Paul “Nineteen85” Jefferies. Immediately after the song was released, it ignited fiery debates about infidelity and toxicity on Twitter that have increased Dvsn’s profile tenfold practically overnight.

Although they currently find themselves sat in League One, Bolton Wanderers are a team with plenty of history and have played in the top flight.  Their fans have been through a fair amount in recent years due to off the pitch matters that saw them fall down the leagues. However, the Whites are targeting promotion back to the Championship this year and have started the campaign well under Ian Evatt.

Charlton Athletic have played their way to the very top of the football pyramid, having been in the Premier League in the days when the likes of Darren Bent lined up for them. They’ve since had a fall down the EFL and currently reside in League One. However, under the guidance of Ben Garner, they’re hoping to head back up the divisions again.

Stoke City have been languishing in the Championship for four years now, having been relegated from the Premier League in 2018 following 10 straight seasons at that level. The Potters have struggled to make an impact in the second tier since they dropped back, with all four seasons being mid-table finishes and multiple managers have tried and failed to get them towards the play-offs. Michael O’Neill’s time in charge came to an end last month, and coming in in his place was Alex Neil, who is already getting to grips with his squad and has recorded a thumping victory over Hull City.

It has been something of a mixed start to the Championship season for Gary Rowett’s Millwall team. Having shown signs of potential to push for a top six spot during the previous campaign, and despite a reasonably solid transfer window, the Lions have yet to really get going on a consistent basis. But with the table still rather congested at this early stage, the London club are still not far away from another push for the play-offs.

Huddersfield Town are a club with plenty of history behind them, having won the old First Division title three times and then gone on to break back into the top flight under David Wagner to have their first crack at the Premier League. The Terriers have upset the odds time and time again and did so again in the last campaign. Despite many tipping them to be relegation candidates, the side flew up the standings and ended the season in third.