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These are your Manchester United evening headlines for Friday, August 12.

Prices at the petrol pump are on course to fall below 160p a litre thanks to plummeting wholesale rates, just weeks after hitting a record high, according to the AA.

After a surprise announcement that he would be taking a break from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, many football fans are asking: what’s wrong with Tom Brady?

Armed police were scrambled after shots were fired at a mental health unit in Heywood. A man reportedly shot at the #Thrive facility from his garden on Argyle Parade this morning (Friday).

Manchester United play Brentford in the Premier League on Saturday evening.

American Prophet: Frederick Douglass in His Own Words (★★★☆☆), in its world-premiere production at Arena Stage, wisely draw directly from the source for their expansive, though not exhaustive, biography of the great abolitionist, author, publisher, statesman, escaped slave, and public speaker.The bulk of Douglass’ lines and lyrics in the show are words that the man either spoke or wrote, interpreted and interpolated fluidly by book writers Charles Randolph-Wright and Marcus Hummon.Randolph-Wright also directs, while Grammy-winner Hummon composed music and lyrics for the score, which floats between R&B, pop, and gospel influences, but stays too comfortably within theater conventions.The music doesn’t start down the most adventurous path. Opening with Douglass plaintively singing “What Does Freedom Look Like?” feels way too obvious.The follow-up number, “Going to the Great House,” turns out to be a sharply satirical subversion of happy-dancing-slave tropes, but then shifts into a sober — and, again, very on-the-nose — “Wade in the Water,” complete with choreography reminiscent of Alvin Ailey’s “Revelations.”Fortunately, the show goes bolder in its characterization of Frederick Douglass.

New girlfriend alert. Jason Oppenheim and his new flame, Marie-Lou Nurk, officially made their red carpet debut.

Former San Francisco Giants player Tim Lincecum‘s wife, Cristin Coleman, died of cancer at age 38.

She’s “not alone” when it comes to her family! Michelle Branch and Patrick Carney made sweet memories with their kids before their August 2022 split.

Apple TV+ series “Bad Sisters” is part comedy and part thriller — following a group of sisters who may or may not have killed their toxic brother-in-law. “I had finished ‘Catastrophe,’” Horgan, 52, told The Post, referring to the previous show in which she starred and co-wrote (2015-2019).“That was a big part of my life for four years, writing that with Rob Delaney and making it. And when that ended, I had to look for something else. They’re quite big shoes to fill – you’ve got to love it, because it’s an awful lot of work.

“Love and Joy of Robert.”The 26-year-old mother-to-be writes in her tiny tell-all — only 11 pages and out Friday on Amazon — that she found out she was expecting months after disgraced R&B singer-songwriter Robert Sylvester Kelly sent an engagement ring to her home, the day after he was sentenced to 30 years in prison for racketeering and sex trafficking. “Months later, I began expecting severe morning sickness and was unsure what was wrong with my body. I thought I had contracted COVID-19, but the most amazing news of all was that I was expecting,” Savage writes in the book.

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The boy of summer! Benjamin Hollingsworth became the face of the Hallmark Channel during the months of July and August, starring in two of the network’s all-new rom-coms.

The countdown isn’t exactly on for Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick to tie the knot after the Bachelor Nation stars previously planned to wed on New Year’s Eve.

Ryan Gosling has no plans of exiting the action genre after “The Gray Man.”  David Leitch doesn’t either after “Bullet Train.” The pair team up soon for their adaptation of the 1980s stunt-man/bounty hunter TV series “The Fall Guy.” The movie won’t be out until March 1, 2024, but Universal Pictures knows who’ll star across from Gosling, and Deadline has the scoop.

Few films at TIFF 2021 were as genre-bending and defiantly original as the Senegalese thriller “Saloum.” Congolese director Jean Luc Herbulot mixes styles as diverse as spaghetti westerns, monster movies, and samurai dramas in the movie without overshadowing the story’s West African backdrop. Sound exciting to anyone else? Well, IFC Midnight thinks so.

An inquest has opened into the death of a man who was killed in a hit-and-run after suffering from a medical episode. Nathan Louis James Hayes, 32, was waiting for a bus on Worsley Road North in Walkden when he had a medical episode ‘sat up in the road’.

Wynonna Judd, who is reportedly contesting her mother's will that left her nothing, has explained her decision to continue with The Judds: The Final Tour without Naomi Judd, who committed suicide in April. In a new interview published Friday, Wynonna, 58, said the shows will be 'weird,' but made no mention of the claims surrounding her mother's will. The family duo were supposed to begin performing on the road together in September, but after her mother Naomi's tragic death Wynonna decided to play the 11 shows alone.'Life and death happen all at the same time for some of us,' Wynonna said in a People preview of the upcoming miniseries Neon Songbook Radio With Hunter Kelly released Friday. 'And I just think it's important for me to use my gift for as long as I have left.'Last week it emerged that Wynonna plans to contest her mother's will, which made no provision for her or her half-sister Ashley, 54. DailyMail.com learned at the time that Wynonna's financial situation is what prompted her to soldier on with the tour.

Millie Bobby Brown was seen on a date with her boyfriend of one year, Jon Bon Jovi's son Jake Bongiovi, in New York City's Little Italy neighborhood on Thursday.The star was flashing a gold band on her wedding finger, which has not been seen before.

Mark Harmon has broken his silence about leaving NCIS after 20 years.The 70-year-old actor - who starred as Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs for nearly two decades - told Entertainment Tonight he was happy with his character.'Plot-wise, this character has taken the path that it did. I thought it was honest and OK,' he said.Harmon went on to state that the Special Agent was not deceased and left the door open for a potential return to the program. The performer said: 'I'm not retired...the character is living in Alaska as far as I know.' Opening up: Mark Harmon spoke about his departure from NCIS in one of the special featurettes in the upcoming season 19 DVD releaseHarmon began by noting that he had greatly enjoyed portraying Agent Gibbs over the years.'What has always drawn me here is the character I play and to keep it fresh and to keep it challenging,' he stated.