Cameron Archer Rangers transfer admission as 'one place he wants to go' named after Steven Gerrard talks

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIt in no way shortchanges the brilliance of James Caan, who died Wednesday at 82, to point out that he had a special gift for playing insensitive men. He was a gruff, tough, raging, muscular actor, with a ramrod physicality and an imposing look: the wiry curls of brownish-blond hair, the handsome planed face that seemed carved out of granite, the mouth set in a scowl that was a challenge and often a threat.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro is launching a cash rebate incentive of up to 35% for the first time. Run by government agency RioFilme, the new program is aimed to benefit international productions that spend at least R$15 million ($3 million) in the picturesque beach city.The incentive makes it among the most attractive offers in the region, led by Colombia’s 40% cash rebate on local qualified spend and a 20% cash rebate on logistical expenses such as hotels, catering and transportation. Rio’s neighboring city of Sao Paulo offers cash rebates of 20% to 30%.

Bring It On actor wore a string bikini, her younger clone wore a one-piece complete with ruffled shoulder straps. While Union shared the #dynamicduo’s video on her , Kaavia’s page, run by her A-list parents (also same) of her lounging around with the caption “When they make you work on July 5th. Come on son.

Thania Garcia The 1975 has officially kicked off its next era with the release of a new music video and song titled “Part Of The Band.” The song is the first single from the band’s upcoming fifth album, “Being Funny In A Foreign Language” (due Oct. 14 via Dirty Hit).Led by a crisp string arrangement, and co-produced by Jack Antonoff, “Part Of The Band” opens with frontman Matty Healy reminiscing on former love affairs. “And I fell in love with a boy, it was kinda lame,” he croons, in his signature sing-songy mumble.

Peter Andre has revealed that he would love to go back Down Under to the I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here jungle - but not as a contestant.

conspiracy theories with online sleuths claiming that God struck down the "satanic stones." The Georgia Guidestones suddenly erupted on the morning of July 6, with officials scrambling for answers as they hunt the believed vandals in the US. Dramatic CCTV footage captured the huge explosion which shows the aftermath of the Guidestones as they were destroyed at around 4am. READ MORE World's deadliest dads from 'apocalypse' killing to serpent DNA conspiracy They were erected in 1980 and feature five slabs of polished granite which are positioned in a pattern much like a star.Over the years, the Guidestones have been scrutinised under conspiracy and were most recently targeted by Georgia candidate Kandiss Taylor, reports NewsAU.She claims the monument is linked to a “Luciferian Cabal" and weighed in on social media following the huge blow-up.Others believe that the Guidestones are tied to a population control conspiracy, which aims to decrease the planet to a mere 500,000 people.The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said the Guidestones had to be "completely demolished" for safety reasons.Authorities said the initial damage was linked to "unknown individuals” who ”detonated an explosive device” at the historic site.Taylor has since vowed to “demolish” them and tweeted that“God” was behind the “striking down" of the "Satanic Guidestones.”“God is God all by Himself.

Anthony Joshua's mega money rematch with Oleksandr Usyk with a £25.79m ($31m) offer.The broadcaster is hoping to finalise details with Saudi Arabia officials to be the lead broadcaster for the WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight clash on August 20 in Jeddah.DAZN - who Joshua had recently signed a $100m (£83m) deal with - have submitted a higher bid. READ MORE: Derek Chisora was put on six-week sex ban by fellow pro so he was "fully loaded" But officials in the Middle East country prefer to go with Sky because of the exposure they will give the fight across their 24-hour news channel. Sky will look to recoup the investment on Sky Sports Box Office.There are still some details to be ironed out, but an announcement is expected in the next 48 hours.The move would be a significant blow for streaming giant DAZN, who were desperate to make the fight a pay-per-view event in the UK.Will Anthony Joshua reclaim his heavyweight crown? Give us your verdict in the comments section below.Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn already has an exclusive deal with the channel and negotiated his fighter's contract with them, too.But the rights of the Usyk rematch were sold as part of the $80m (£66m) deal to bring the fight to the Middle East state which gave Saudi full control of where it will be broadcast.DAZN will have the US rights to the fight, though.

Lottie Moss was furious that Instagram had allowed Emily Ratajkowski to share a recent snap of herself totally naked.The former supermodel turned Onlyfans star, 24, was not impressed that the platform which is owned by Meta seemingly had one rule for her and another for the likes of model Emily. Taking to her story to highlight her discrepancy, Kate Moss' little sister questioned why Instagram would turna blind-eye for model's like Emily but not for girls who are connected to OnlyFans.

rabid fox when he went for a sunrise stroll on a beach.Shawn Gore and his family were on a holiday weekend visiting his parents in Ash, North Carolina, when he rose early on Sunday, July 3, for what he thought would be a relaxing stroll.However, he became the target of the vicious animal who, out of nowhere, latched onto Shawn.READ MORE: Man's horror at seeing 'blood in water' as shark takes chunk out of wife's leg“I immediately recognised that I was going to have to battle this animal,” he said.“At the time, I didn’t know what it was. I thought it was a cat, you know, at first, but it latched on to me and was not going to let go until I ripped it from my body.” His family heard the 5am commotion and ran outside and even tried to kill the fox.They were unsucessful so called in the Brunswick County Animal Services, who had no such issues.“It even tried to attack them guys,” said Gore’s Father Roger Gore. “But they kind of fought him back and everything.”The rabid fox left wounds on its victims foot and ankle.

Daily Star Sport brings you six things axed by the most strict of bosses.READ MORE: Six months until Qatar World Cup - and England's LGBT+ fans still not sure they can goThis may seem like a pretty obvious one, but it seems as though Erik ten Hag is not here to mess about at Manchester United. The Dutchman has arrived at the club with a strict set of rules, with heavy fines in place for those who step out of line.According to The Mirror, United's players have also been told they are not allowed to drink alcohol during match weeks so that they are in peak condition when it comes to playing.

Newborn bliss! Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess are loving life with their baby boy, Zane.

Exes with benefits? Kendall Jenner showed her support for ex-boyfriend Devin Booker recently with a repost that left fans wondering about their relationship status.

Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst will have big plans this summer as he looks to revamp the Ibrox squad in a bid to reclaim the Premiership title.

Defiant Craig Moore insists Calvin Bassey could remain a Rangers player next season if clubs aren't willing to spend big this summer - and reckons there will be more than Aston Villa making bids.

Liverpool will enter the new season without Sadio Mane - something that has not happened since 2015 after the forward left this week for Bayern Munich. The Senegal international told the Reds he would not renew his contract with his current deal expiring next summer and they decided to cash in now rather than lose him nothing.

Steven Gerrard became a Liverpool legend by leading them to Champions League and FA Cup glory - he rejected their biggest rivals in the form of Manchester United. The future England midfielder is one of a sting of Premier League and international stars who for one reason or another didn't sign for another notable club after a trial that might well have changed the course of their career. Daily Star Sport has taken a look at eight notable names that might've followed very different paths - including the current golden boot holder having a trial at Blackburn.READ MORE: Son Heung-min looks very different in throwback snap after he had Blackburn trialGerrard revealed after leaving Liverpool that he had rejected the chance to sign for United as a youngster, saying: "I wore the red of United in two trial games.Which player do you wish your club had signed before they made it? Tell us in the comments section below"After doing well in those games United offered me a three-year pro contract."I even met their legendary manager.

Rangers winger Jake Hastie is set seal his permanent Ibrox exit to join Hartlepool in English League Two.

If Steven Gerrard had the big name, Michael Beale had the big ideas.

Michael Beale insists Rangers’ Seville surge has transformed the Ibrox manager’s job into a gig no-one can turn down.

In-demand Calvin Bassey reckons his upturn in form at Rangers inspired by his shock absence from the Nigeria AFCON squad.

Michael Beale has cited Steven Gerrard as one of the biggest influences on him as a man as he prepares to go it alone as QPR boss.