Celtic technician Tom Rogic is 'impossible' to take the ball from admits David Turnbull as youngster revels in midfield partnership

Inventing Anna, about socialite scammer Anna Delvey. In the episode, written by Shondaland vet , Delvey takes her “friends,” Kacy Duke (Cox), a celebrity fitness trainer and life coach, as well as magazine photo editor Rachel (Katie Lowes) and videographer Noah (Chris Lowell) to Morocco under the guise that she has to travel abroad for visa purposes. They decide to capture footage for her burgeoning social arts club back in New York along the way—but unbeknownst to everyone, Delvey can't pay for any of it. Kacy is the first to sense that something is amiss. “These are palatial digs, you know? This is incredible,” Cox says as we sit down on one of the many plush couches inside the architecturally stunning Moroccan abode.

Cristiano Ronaldo could not be more proud of his 11-year-old son, Cristiano Jr. who recently signed a professional deal with Manchester United’s junior league. It’s the start of Junior’s career as he follows in the footsteps of his famous father.

supports HTML5 videoCristiano Ronaldo left his followers baffled as he accidentally went live on Instagram from his private sauna.The Manchester United legend’s fans responded with goat emojis and plenty of confused replies as he stared into the camera without saying a word.In the video – which had 700,000 people tuning in – Ronaldo was seen entering the sauna and gazing at the screen.He also gave everyone a peek at his back garden, and poured water onto sauna stones to give off more steam.The sudden and bizarre live stream had some fans wondering if the 37-year-old star simply clicked the wrong button by accident.One United fan tweeted: ‘Ronaldo… 400 million followers on Instagram and he doesn’t even know how it works.’Another joked Ronaldo might actually be ‘a robot’, and even his former Red Devils teammate Rio Ferdinand seemed confused.Summing up everyone’s feelings, he asked: ‘What you doing bro. (sic)’And another fan who tuned in couldn’t wrap their head around the random turn of events, as they asked: ‘Why’s Ronaldo just baking off in a sauna in a shed not saying a single word on his Instagram live?’Ronaldo is no stranger to the sauna, as his former teammate Patrice Evra previously opened up on the star’s daily routine which included a steam.He recalled: ‘When he invited me for lunch… don’t ever go for lunch, because you are going to have one of the most boring lunches at Cristiano’s.

Closer magazine: ‘I still really fancy Phil and find him attractive, even more than I did when we met. It’s probably because I’ve trained him up…‘My mum has always said to be, “Look after your man – otherwise another woman will’.

Kanye West social media fights and accusations continue and is not precisely with Kim Kardashian. 20-year-old singer and songwriter, Billie Eilish is the rapper’s latest celebrity to be singled out. The eyebrow-raising part of the story is that West is accusing Eilish of something she didn’t do, and he is considering pulling out of Coachella if she doesn’t apologize.Billie, a headliner in the famous festival, tried to help a fan who had difficulty breathing during her most recent concert in Atlanta.

It’s hard to think of other professional basketball teams that measure up to the Showtime Lakers era. NBA dynasties such as the Chicago Bulls led by Michael Jordan had a predecessor with Magic Johnson and the Lakers.

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Every year sees an onslaught of new superhero movies, usually from Marvel, and in the old days 20th Century Fox and their Mutant world. But now, as leadership seems to finally figured out what they are doing at DC Films, Warner Bros.

Oh, things are SERIOUS between Adele and Rich Paul!

Celtic need to focus their summer rebuild around the talent of David Turnbull if they are to bounce back from a disastrous season.A £3m summer signing from Motherwell, the 21-year-old has been one of the few bright spots for the Hoops amid a season of turmoil that has seen them drop 18 points behind leaders Rangers.The midfielder has notched seven goals and six assists in 26 appearances in his debut season in Glasgow and now looks an essential part of the club's long-term plans.Former Rangers star Ferguson loves a player that can show, as he did so often in his storied career, the strength of character to keep playing difficult passes even after a mistake.And in Turnbull, he sees someone with the poise and ability to become a fulcrum in

Celtic's penalty against St Mirren, as the pundit insisted there was "nothing in" the supposed foul.Hearts striker Steven Naismith, though, believes the decision was cut and dry.In the late stages of Celtic's win in Paisley, left-back Greg Taylor went down under the attentions of Ryan Flynn, which allowed Odsonne Edouard to double his side's lead from the penalty spot.That put Celtic in control heading into the final ten minutes and they eventually won 4-0, with Ryan Christie and David Turnbull adding to the scoreline.But there was some debate over the decision to award the penalty with some fans and pundits feeling contact was minimal.Stewart, speaking on BBC Sportscene, is one of those dissenting voices.Sitting alongside fellow pundit

Celtic have got their mojo back after a 4-0 romp against St Mirren.But the former Parkhead star is wary of unanswered questions at the back.Goals from Tom Rogic, Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie and David Turnbull fired Neil Lennon's side to a third consecutive win on Wednesday night.Ex-Partick Thistle and Wigan boss Caldwell has spotted signs of life in the beleaguered Premiership champions despite the gap to Rangers remaining 18 points.He told Sky Sports: "Yeah, I think they have (got their mojo back).

Celtic this season. But a stress-free evening in snowy sub-zero Paisley might dial down some of the heat on Neil Lennon for a few days.

2-1 win over Motherwell on Saturday and said it was the chance he had been waiting for.Welsh, 21, who is a former pupil of St Andrew’s High, opened the scoring two minutes into the game as he rose highest to bullet in a header from David Turnbull’s corner.And while the 21-year-old defender from Coatbridge said the win was deserved, he conceded that Diego Laxalt’s goal-line clearance from a Harry Smith shot earned the points.Welsh, who in July signed a three-year contract extension, keeping him at Celtic until 2023, said: “It was a great moment for me and one I’ve probably been waiting for.“It was a great ball into the box from Davie – he does that every week, it’s my job to get on the end of it, and thankfully I did.“It gave me confidence,

Tom Rogic hasn't shown enough of his true class for Celtic this season - but was full of acclaim for the magic he produced against St Mirren in a 4-0 thumping.The Wizard of Oz was back to his best as he slalomed and weaved his way through challenges in the midfield and scored a fine opening goal as the Hoops gained a measure of revenge for their defeat to the Buddies at Parkhead last month.And Collins, who worked with the star for two years when he was assistant to Ronny Deila, reckons the maverick looked like he has his hunger back.He told Sky Sports: "I think from kick-off, he looked sharp, he looked like he wanted the ball and had a good appetite."He looked a threat.

Neil Lennon waxed lyrical about his team after they thumped St Mirren - but was left confused as to why his team haven't performed at that level all season.The Parkhead side romped to a 4-0 win in Paisley with Tom Rogic hitting the opener in the first half before three goals in four minutes from Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie and David Turnbull killed the game as a contest with full-time approaching.Lennon was impressed by his rampant side as they made it three wins on the spin, with 10 goals scored and only one conceded in a successful February so far.He can't help but wonder, however, why his side haven't been at that level all campaign long.Asked on Sky Sports if opponents are starting to fear games against the champions again, Lennon

Jim Goodwin says he expected more from his players against Celtic on Wednesday night.But the Saints boss was full of praise for the visitors whose ruthless performance was too much for his team to handle.St Mirren started brightly as they looked for a repeat performance following their win at Parkhead, but an early injury to Jamie McGrath stopped them in their tracks.Tom Rogic opened the scoring soon after, and a late volley of goals from Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie and David Turnbull completed a comprehensive win for Neil Lennon's team.And Goodwin couldn't hide his disappointment as he assessed his side's display.Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "We're bitterly disappointed with the loss first and foremost."First half, I didn't think

Celtic turned back the clock against St Mirren – but he’s gutted the rampant upturn in form didn't come sooner.The Parkhead boss hailed his side as they stuck four past Saints to cut the gap to Rangers to 18 points.Tom Rogic, Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie and David Turnbull turned on the style in a late blitz and Lennon admitted it was like watching the Treble winning Hoops of last season.He said: “I thought we were outstanding. It looked like the Celtic team of this time last year – rampant, full of quality, full of running and full of goals.

Tom Rogic's delightful opener with just 16 minutes on the clock set his side up for victory before Odsonne Edouard's late penalty sealed another victory for the champions.But the visitors weren't done as substitute Ryan Christie and David Turnbull then rubbed salt in the wounds by adding another two goals in a matter of minutes.It cuts Rangers' lead at the top to 18 points, although Neil Lennon's men still have one last game in hand to make up over their rivals.Despite the gap it's three wins on the spin for the Parkhead side and they've at least built something resembling momentum in one of their busiest months.Jim Goodwin has his side playing admirably well in a system built on relentless pressing and they looked in fine fettle early on

Odsonne Edouard consigned the ‘Well to defeat after two consecutive wins.There has been a drastic improvement since Graham Alexander took charge and Campbell detailed the impact of the former Scotland international’s arrival.“The new manager and his staff have brought a freshness to the place and the boys are buying into what they’re trying to do.“We are trying to take what they are telling us to do onto the pitch and you can see that it’s working.“He’s got some new ideas and everybody is fighting for each other.