Andy Robertson claims football's "key values" are at stake in honest VAR assessment

Carrie Ann Inaba has been inundated with support from fans after opening up on Instagram about her mental health.MORE: Carrie Ann Inaba celebrates her friendship with Sharon Osbourne with emotional postThe Dancing with the Stars judge got real with her followers about her recent struggles and highlighted how everything is not always as glamorous as it seems.In a lengthy statement on Instagram, the star detailed the dip her mental health took in the past weekend, and how she built herself back up.WATCH: Carrie Ann performs for Dancing with the Stars' Grease NightMORE: Carrie Ann Inaba wows fans with gorgeous blonde new lookCarrie Ann started off her statement with: "For whatever reason, my mental health took a nosedive and I was on the sofa for two days straight." She thanked her three kids and friends for lifting her "back up onto my own two feet again… by listening with grace and sharing their own difficulties and reminding me that it will be okay."The post featured a photo of the star with her hair and make-up glamorously done, wearing a ribbed, one-shoulder maroon dress. She used the photo as an example of how social media can hide when someone is struggling.A post shared by Carrie Ann Inaba (@carrieanninaba)Carrie Ann shares heartfelt update about her mental healthShe wrote of the image: "This photo was taken the day the drop started to happen… I just wanted to show you that people can look one way on the outside and feel another way on the inside.

Kelvin Fletcher and wife Liz Marsland are expecting twins together and as the debut series of their show, Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure, came to an end, the star paid tribute to her.READ: A look at Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz's romantic love storyAlongside a still of the pair, who have known each other since they were eight, the actor first wrote about his experience on the show. "It's the last episode tonight!" he enthused.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission.Festivals across the country have slowly begun to announce their star-studded lineups for the year, signaling that it’s almost time for music lovers to begin switching out their winter coats for rave gear.Harry Styles, Billie Eilish and Kanye West will take the stage this year at Coachella, which finally returns after a two year-long hiatus amidst the pandemic. The festival will take place at its usual stomping grounds at the Empire Polo Ground in Indio, Calif., which will host Stagecoach the following weekend with Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood and Luke Combs headlining.The Goldenvoice events made headlines  after announcing their lift of Covid-19 vaccine and mask mandates — health and safety requirements that are still in place for many other music festivals slated for this year, such as New York City’s Governors Ball.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentTarak Ben Ammar has finalized his acquisition of the Studios of Paris, the vast studio facility located on the outskirts of Paris where Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler are currently filming Netflix’s “Murder Mystery 2.” The deal is estimated in the $35-million range.Ben Ammar, who co-founded the Studios with “Valerian” director Luc Besson a decade ago and owned a 25-percent stake in it, completed the acquisition via Eagle Pictures France, a subsidiary of the Italian production and distribution powerhouse.The businessman has taken full ownership of the Studios from its shareholders, including Besson, who owned a 9.9% stake in the complex through his holding company Frontline. The other shareholders who are set to exit the studios are EuropaCorp, Besson’s former production banner which is now mainly owned by Vine Alternative and has a 40% stake in the property, as well as Euromedia, a broadcast facilities provider who has a 25% stake.

Amber Dowling The Season 1 finale of HBO Max’s “Peacemaker” blew away the TV competition to earn the top spot on Variety’s Trending TV chart for the week of Feb. 14 to 20.

Super Pumped: A Battle for Uber, an adaption of tech reporter and author Mike Issac's book based on the rise and fall of Uber CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick. Starring as the infamous tech-bro, the impressive cast and crew also features award-winning talent in the likes of , Hank Azaria, Elizabeth Shue, and Quentin Tarantino in a narrator role.This is part of Showtime's new anthology series, Super Pumped, with a season two already in the works that will be focused on the working relationship between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg.Read on for all the details on the new series that captures the messy story of the well-known ride-sharing app.What can be best described as a “ripped from the headlines” moment, the series' eight episodes will focus on the true story of the founder, with an emphasis on the powerful business folk who worked alongside the popular ride-sharing app.

Liverpool defender Andy Robertson has taken a thinly veiled jab at team-mate James Milner by cheekily snubbing him in a question and answer session.Robertson is one of the most popular members of the Liverpool squad and at the centre of most of the jokes made.In recent weeks Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold have been involved in a new series called 'Wingmen' which sees the Liverpool full-back pair drive around the Anfield area and exchange banter usually at Milner and Jordan Henderson's expense.But in a Q&A session on TikTok, the Scotland star went after his veteran team-mate again when posed with the question: "Who would you rather live with, Trent or Milner?"And after much time thinking, Robertson picked the lesser of two evils."Not

Jurgen Klopp and Andy Robertson will be very wary of the threat Adama Traore poses as Liverpool host Wolves on Sunday night.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is winning his battle to be fit for Liverpool's clash with Wolves on Sunday.

Liverpool conceded a late penalty against Brighton. The Scot was adjudged to have brought down Danny Welbeck in the box in the 92nd minute.The decision came after the referee reviewed the decision on the pitchside monitor and sparked complaints by Liverpool players after the match.Robertson slammed the decision after the game and then in the pre-match press conference ahead of Ajax this week.But the defender also then spoke to obscure Brazilian outlet Esporte Interativo on Monday about the incident, which he was clearly still fuming about.“It’s probably not up to us who are playing in the game.

Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson believes VAR has taken something away from football after the controversial decision to award Brighton a penalty on Saturday.

straight to your inboxManchester City fans believe James Milner and Liverpool are in no position to fume with decisions made by VAR this season. Liverpool took the lead in Saturday's meeting with Brighton thanks to Diogo Jota and had two goals rightly disallowed for offside.In the closing stages, Andy Robertson made contact with Danny Welbeck when attempting to clear the ball and referee Stuart Atwell pointed to the spot after reviewing the incident on the pitch side monitor.

Liverpool’s latest VAR drama in their draw against Brighton saw former Everton rival Sylvain Distin say the technology is “killing the game”.The Reds were on the wrong end of the refereeing decisions as they conceded a 1-1 draw to the Seagulls.Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane both had goals ruled out for correct offside decisions. But Andy Robertson’s attempted stoppage-time clearance saw him clip Danny Welbeck in the penalty box, leading to a VAR review and Stuart Attwell pointing to the spot.

Liverpool player to question the use of VAR following Liverpool’s controversial 1-1 draw with Brighton.

Andy Robertson has called on the Premier League to take its players into consideration after VAR overshadowed Liverpool's draw with Brighton. The English champions had two goals chopped off for offside on the south coast before Diogo Jota put them in front on the hour mark.Brighton nicked a point deep into stoppage time, however, when the technology flagged up a foul from Robertson on Danny Welbeck in the area.A debate ensued over whether the referee had made a 'clear and obvious error' by missing the kick but he eventually pointed to the spot and Pascal Gross converted.The stop-start game was also marred by a number of injuries with Neal Maupay and James Milner both forced off with hamstring problems.

Andy Robertson has become the latest Liverpool player to question VAR in it’s current form after he conceded a stoppage-time penalty against Brighton.

Liverpool are back at the Premier League summit despite Andy Robertson landing them in a spot of bother at the death against Brighton.Portuguese ace Diogo Jota’s ninth goal since his summer switch from Wolves appeared to have secured the Reds a sixth victory on the bounce at the Amex Stadium.But that was before Robertson missed the ball with an attempted clearance in added time, catching Danny Welbeck’s foot in the process.There were no appeals and, initially, no whistle from referee Stuart Attwell either.

Liverpool were denied a win at Brighton.

Liverpool looked set to claim all three point at Brighton thanks to Diogo Jota's second half striker - only to have to settle for a point after Pascal Gross' injury time penalty.

Scotland skipper led from the front as Steve Clarke’s side slaughtered Serbia and ended an exhausting 22-year wait to reach a major finals.Robertson had spoken about lifting the covid-scunnered nation’s spirits on the football pitch. Five million smiles is what he targeted.

Andy Robertson has joined the fight to boot child poverty into touch by setting up his own charity.The Liverpool star - who is set to captain Scotland to their first major finals in 23 years at next summer’s European Championships - will launch the AR26 Charity this weekend.And he says if he can help bring just one smile to a young face then it will make it all worthwhile.The organisation aims to give young people across the country an equal start in life through football-themed projects and opportunities to support socially deprived and critically ill children.It will provide children with equal access to free football training, support and job opportunities to ensure kids and youngsters starting out in life have an equal playing field,