Aaron Cresswell accuses football chiefs of ignoring player fears over Project Restart

Eamonn Holmes on GB News today.Scott, who is now a family man, shot to fame when he dominated the charts alongside his other group members Sean Conlon, Ritchie Neville, Jason 'J' Brown and Abz Love.The band had their posters plastered on the walls of fans from all over the country.Now, 19 years later, the pop star has remained in showbiz, presenting The Big Drive Home afternoon show on Radio Essex.However, Scott's appearance had changed slightly as he has grown a huge beard, making even some of even the most ardent 90s pop fans struggle to recognise him.Ahead of his appearance on GB News, Scott explained he would soon be on air with Eamonn.In view of his 26,100 followers, he took to his Instagram stories and shared a video message on his way to the studios in London.Sitting in the back seat of the car, he explained: "Early pick-up this morning."I'm on my way to GB News.

Kim Kardashian is giving her fans more content. The 41-year-old reality star made her solo TikTok debut on Monday night with a glamorous video.«Hey guys,» Kardashian captioned the first post on her new account, which received more than 1.6 million views in 12 hours.

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CinemaCon, the annual trade show for theater owners, is a good time for studios to flex their wares and Sony Pictures did that last night at the annual exhibition in Vegas. First up, there were some minor modifications to the two “Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse” sequels.

Nicolina Bozzo kicked things up a notch with a high-energy performance on Monday’s “American Idol”.

Kim Kardashian has finally joined TikTok!

Ben Croll When CGR Cinemas introduced its ICE Theater brand in 2017, among the first orders of business was finding films that could benefit from the LED-accented model.“Not all movies fit the ICE Theater experience,” says ICE Theaters exec Guillaume Thomine Desmazures. “For it to be valuable you need action and movement and color.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterIn the wake of big spender Netflix’s Q1 shocking subscriber loss news, David Zaslav made a point to say Warner Bros. Discovery “will not overspend to drive subscriber growth” during Discovery’s first-quarter earnings call Tuesday.“As you’ve heard me say, we are not trying to win the direct-to-consumer spending war,” the WBD CEO said, instead promising that the newly combined WarnerMedia-Discovery company would “invest in scale smartly.”Warner Bros.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentLevelK, the international sales and aggregation outfit, has boarded Finnish horror film “The Knocking,” the feature debut of Max Seeck and Joonas Pajunen. “The Knocking” revolves around three adult siblings who return to their childhood home, where their parents were allegedly murdered many years ago.

Helen Skelton and husband Richie Myler have split after eight years of marriage.

The Matrix creators Lana and Lilly Wachowski have announced a movie memorabilia auction to raise money for a trans youth charity.The filmmakers confirmed on social media that they will be auctioning off props and concept art from The Matrix but also Sense8 and V For Vendetta.“Hi youse! so me and Lana have been doing some spring cleaning at our Raiders of the Lost Ark warehouse and have happily decided to pass on some of the best treasures we’ve been collecting over the years!!” Lilly told fans on Twitter.hi youse! so me and Lana have been doing some spring cleaning at our Raiders of the Lost Ark warehouse and have happily decided to pass on some of the best treasures we've been collecting over the years!! no ark of the covenants but some pretty major and magical artifacts!— Lilly Wachowski (@lilly_wachowski) April 23, 2022“No ark of the covenants but some pretty major and magical [artefacts]!”The Wachowskis will be raising money for Protect & Defend Trans Youth Fund, with their event titled Enter the Matrix: The Wachowski Collection.Most recently, Lana Wachowski directed The Matrix: Resurrections without her sister Lilly, and explained how writing the film helped her grieve her parents.“I didn’t ever wanna make another Matrix movie,” she said. “I told everyone for 18 years I didn’t wanna make another Matrix movie.

Brass Against have been reminded that they’re performing in a “no pee zone” on their current European tour with Tool.Last November, footage emerged of Brass Against singer Sophia Urista urinating on a willing fan’s face during the band’s set at the Welcome To Rockville festival in Daytona Beach, Florida.It was subsequently reported that local police were investigating the incident, as Urista may have broken indecent exposure laws. The group were also permanently banned from the venue in question (via Consequence).Later, the frontwoman issued an apology on social media and claimed that she’s “not a shock artist”.

showrunner and actress Asha Michelle Wilson. So much that Wilson’s mother didn’t allow her to watch TV during the week, knowing that if she let her daughter indulge, she wouldn’t get anything else done. But Wilson was clever and found ways to work around her mother’s no-TV mandate. “I remember once sitting at the dining room table, behind me my parents were watching TV and above me, there was this picture on the wall,” Wilson recalls.

A post shared by Ese Azenabor (@eseazenabor)Four of the couple’s five children, including Ne-Yo’s son and daughter Madilyn and Mason from his previous relationship with Monyetta Shaw, were a part of the wedding (Madilyn also wore white while the boys wore black). The groom walked out with his mother, while the bride was escorted out by her father.

More than 100 children in the UK have required hospital care for hepatitis - inflammation of the liver - since the start of the year, with the majority of cases occurring in children under the age of five.

There's never a wardrobe malfunction in sight when it comes to Kate Middleton, and that's all thanks to some seriously impressive style hacks. Royal protocol includes wearing skirts and dresses of a certain length, donning clothes in a specific colour and carrying accessories in the correct manner. And whether she’s attending royal engagements, or out and about on tour, the Duchess of Cambridge uses underwear tricks to make sure she never has any VPL or suffers mishaps in front of the cameras.

Deep Nostalgia has left Internet users spooked after giving them the chance to bring back long-lost loved ones.The mobile app, which uses artificial intelligence to animate static photos, came to prominence last year when a video of a 99-year-old D-Day veteran seeing his late wife animated by the app 32 years after her death went viral.The TikTok video, featuring 'Papa Jake' who was part of the beach landings in 1944, attracted more than 39 million views. It shows the veteran with tears in his eyes seeing an animated photo of his late wife Lola, taken at her high school graduation.

Disney+ at the end of May. A message posted on Lydon's official website confirmed: "A legal letter has been sent by John's lawyers to the producers of FX's Pistol today."The fact that the series is being described as 'a dramatisation' rather than 'a factual documentary' does not excuse it from the prospect of being subject to scrutiny for defamation.

Emmerdale’s Mark Charnock was emotional as he paid a poignant tribute to one departing cast member.The actor, who plays Marlon Dingle in the ITV soap, is currently involved in a major storyline after Marlon suffered a stroke which left him hospital-bound.Though fiancée Rhona has been rallying around him, there have been plenty of ups and downs, with her own mum warning her off Marlon to avoid care responsibilities.And best pal Paddy has also been conspicuously absent after being so taken aback by Marlon’s physical condition, and has used various excuses to get out of hospital visits.But there is one character who has remained steadfast throughout the entire process - Marlon’s nurse, Gail Hancock, who fans are desperate to see become a permanent character. Sadly, actress Elizabeth Boag has announced that it’s the end of her Emmerdale journey - at least for now - and departed the rolling pastures of the Dales.

Tesco customer had to channel her inner Viking after the chicken she ordered came with an unexpected surprise.Baker Lauren Hunter, who posts on Twitter under the name @Peachesndcream_, tweeted the supermarket chain to complain about her chicken she ordered online. For the huge bird came covered in a back full of feathers – and she had to “pluck” her own chicken as a result.She tweeted, alongside the photo of the raw bird: “@Tesco Had to pluck my own chicken for tea”.The Hull-native's tweet ended with a smiling emoji and an embarrassed emoji.The bird itself has rather a large amount of white feathers on its back – and they weren't just the small ones you sometimes can find.Tesco replied to Lauren to apologise, and wrote: “I'm so sorry about this Chicken.“I'd like to make the supplier aware of this.

money out are at risk of losing cash. It comes as consumer watchdog Which? warned of a crisis after its research revealed a quarter of cash machines have vanished.In the last seven years it found 4,685 bank branches had closed with a further 226 set to disappear by the end of the year.Which? found 17 Parliamentary constituencies with "particularly poor" access to cash such as Sheffield Hallam and South Yorkshire.Other areas which have been stripped of bank branches include Bradford South, Erith and Thamesmead and Liverpool West Derby.According to the study, the elderly and those in rural areas who most relied on cash were also the most likely to be affected by it.Countryside areas had just 0.1 bank branches per 10sq km and 1.1 ATMs, compared with 2.6 branches per 10sq km in urban areas.The watchdog is now calling on the Government to speed up its two year old promise to protect cash with legislation.Jenny Ross, Which? Money editor, said: "While many consumers have embraced digital banking, there are still millions, including the elderly, vulnerable and isolated, who aren't yet ready or willing to make that switch – and they must be protected."Our research highlights the devastating impact widespread bank branch and ATM closures have had on communities.