Derek McInnes reacts as he leaves Aberdeen and club launch next manager search

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentVictoria Bedos, the creator and co-writer of “La Famille Belier,” the hit French movie that was remade into Sian Heder’s Oscar-nominated “CODA,” is getting ready to make her feature debut with Focus Features/Universal in France.For her directorial debut, “Leo et moi,” Bedos will once tell the bittersweet story of a teenager set against an unusual backdrop, a theme she probed in “Famille Belier.” “Leo et moi” (working title) is produced by Hélène Cases at Lionceau Films and follows 14-year-old Marie-Luce Bison, who lives with her widowed father at a group home for seniors in rural France. Universal will distribute the film in theaters in France and Focus Features has global rights.In the film, Marie, growing up as an outsider surrounded by elderly people and her distant father, isn’t like anyone else at school and the other kids notice it.

Dan Schachner told The Post. “These are dogs in their purest form.”But the annual puppy palooza serves a larger paw-pose: to find these furry friends a forever family.In fact, the Puppy Bowl has always had a 100% adoption rate.“Every Puppy Bowl ends with every single dog being adopted,” Schachner, who has refereed the big game for 11 years, said.

annual Puppy Bowl.These competing canines are ready to ruff each other up — albeit playfully — in an event nearly as big as the human Super Bowl.Who cares that the Los Angeles Rams will take on the Cincinnati Bengals? The real focus is on Rob Gronchowski and Ted D. Bear going snout to snout in Sunday’s bowl game.The two teams, Ruff and Fluff, are vying for the “Lombarky” trophy, the highest honor of any canine championship.“It’s like a zoo when you’re watching the Puppy Bowl, it’s a little bit of everything,” Puppy Bowl referee Dan Schachner told The Post.For another year, Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg will bark the play-by-plays of the slobbery extravaganza.There’s only one rule in Puppy Bowl: drag a toy into the end zone to score a touchdown.

Kanye West has hit out at his wife Kim Kardashian and her boyfriend Pete Davidson in a fresh attack on his Instagram page. Gold Digger rapper Kanye, who legally changed his name to Ye, revealed he's waging a civil war against his ex-wife and her beau alongside a string of stars he's also fallen out with recently.

Hugh Hefner's widow, Crystal Hefner, is working with a brain disorder specialist to recover from 'past traumas' as she shared a glimpse into her mental health journey on Instagram.The 35-year-old former Playboy Playmate revealed she was seeking help from Dr. Daniel Amen in Costa Mesa, Calif., who specializes in in-depth brain imaging to uncover previously undetected psychiatric issues and traumas.Crystal has been on an extensive healing journey as of late which started when she removed her breast implants in November 2016 following health issues, and a fat transfer in 2020 which almost killed her during the procedure.

Britney Spears' little sister Jamie Lynn is reportedly in the preliminary phase of starting a podcast as part of her Hollywood comeback.She is allegedly planning to host a podcast giving a candid account of life in showbiz - and her famous sister, TMZreports.Jamie Lynn, 30, has been hitting the headlines for her gossipy memoir after her promotional efforts set off a seething feud with Britney. New venture:Britney Spears' little sister Jamie Lynn is reportedly in the early stages of starting a podcast as part of her comeback; she is pictured as a guest on the Call Her Daddy podcastJamie Lynn apparently wants to have guests on her show, which is to be a frank forum with no subject off the table, it is claimed.The podcast is said to be a final step in a three-stage comeback that began with the memoir and her decision to start acting again.

Kim Kardashian's friend La La Anthony was a sizzling sensation on her latest red carpet this Friday night in New York. La La, 39, flaunted her shapely legs in a high-cut dress at the opening of the flagship DIESEL store in the SoHo area of Manhattan. The estranged wife of Carmelo Anthony opted for a black mini-dress with a slanted hem and accessorized with a long matching denim coat.

2022’s nominations and speculating about which stars might bring in the highly sought-after gold statues. Of course, there’s also the question of who might take the reins and host the event this year. The high-profile Hollywood ceremony has gone without one for the past few years but, before the position was shelved, Kevin Hart was set to take on the job in 2019.

Gallery: The spirit told me a baby was coming! These stars have all used a Ouija board to speak to ghosts! (BANG Showbiz)Singer Maluma has made his movie debut as Jennifer’s on-screen ex Bastian and the actress thinks he proved himself to be a “natural”. She told Britain’s OK! magazine: “Working with Maluma was a joy, it was so much fun. “This was his first movie and his first time acting.

watched her grow up playing the MJ to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man in the MCU, she’s won an Emmy for her heartbreaking role in Euphoria among other accomplishments. Amid her success, the actress is the latest celebrity to be immortalized in wax for Madame Tussauds’ museum in London, and the reveal has sparked a lot of thoughts among fans.  Earlier this week, Madame Tussauds unveiled their latest wax figure to be Zendaya following the actress’ massive year as the star of Spider-Man: No Way Home, Dune, Space Jam: A New Legacy and Euphoria.

North Belfast actor Ciarán Hinds his first nomination. But what of the other Northern Irish stars or creators who have won or been nominated over the years? From Liam Neeson, to Enya's Belfast-born songwriting partner, there's been quite a few.

Scott Brown to stay at Celtic and lead the fight to reclaim the title from Rangers.The Hoops star believes the entire club is united behind his wish for skipper Brown to resist any advances from Aberdeen to become player-assistant boss if close pal Stephen Glass replaces Derek McInnes.Brown’s 14-year spell at Parkhead could be set to end this summer with the 35-year-old becoming a free agent and speculation he could link up at Pittodrie with Glass whom he first met when they were team-mates at Hibs.But Forrest is adamant Brown still has plenty to offer Celtic as a player.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in

Scott Brown won't accept heading to Aberdeen for a bit-part role.The Celtic captain is wanted for a player-coach position by Stephen Glass, the favourite to take over from Derek McInnes at Pittodrie.Brown, 35, is out of contract at Parkhead come the end of the season and is yet to decide what his next steps will be.The former Scotland midfielder is understood to be considering Glass' offer.

Derek McInnes’ final weeks in charge at Aberdeen. But the Easter Road manager will forever be indebted to the axed Dons boss for his support particularly when he was on the end of a similarly painful exit at Sunderland just 17 months ago.Ross is determined to take full advantage of Aberdeen’s managerial upheaval to ensure his own side steam ahead in the race for third place.

Stephen Glass remains the frontrunner to succeed Derek McInnes, who stepped down earlier this week.The veteran Swede, however, is keen to return to frontline management but would also consider a director of football role at the right club.Eriksson knows Aberdeen are one of the top clubs in Scotland and would welcome the chance to try to challenge Rangers and Celtic.The 73-year-old, has been out of football since he stepped down as the Philippines national coach in 2019, would also be open to working with a younger coach such as Glass.He has a wealth of experience with the likes of Benfica, Fiorentina, Benfica, Sampdoria, Lazio, Leicester City and Manchester City, along with his national spells with England, Mexico and Ivory Coast.Aberdeen

Derek McInnes was a long time coming and boiled down to winning and losing with nothing in-between.The Gothenburg Great and former mentor of the axed Dons protege insists a legacy of only one trophy after eight years in the post didn't cut it and the minute Dave Cormack replaced Stewart Milne as chairman, the dye for his dismissal was cast.A record of reaching four cup finals and qualifying for European football seven years in a row will be held up as the McInnes legacy but McMaster believes it's that second best mentality of accepting mediocrity which now exists at the club.As the search starts for a successor, the 66-year-old is convinced St Mirren's Jim Goodwin is the perfect fit to replace a manager who's been stripped of his mojo

Shaun Maloney being interested.The Pittodrie board have begun the search for a new boss after Derek McInnes left by mutual consent on Monday evening.Chairman Dave Cormack and his board have already started collating names and applicants for their vacant position.Former Dons star Glass is keen on the job and his name has already been discussed by the Aberdeen directors, including Darren Eales, who also sits on the board of Atlanta.The 44-year-old is currently the head coach of Atlanta United 2, having previously been interim coach for the Major League Soccer side at the end of last season.Glass has been at Aberdeen’s partner club for the past four years having previously been assistant manager at Shamrock Rovers.The Scot is also a close

Aberdeen - but admits that may only have been 'delaying the inevitable.'McInnes' departure from Aberdeen was announced on Monday, ending his eight-year association with the Pittodrie side.It came amid a poor season for the Dons, who had just one win in McInnes' final nine matches in charge.A 0-0 draw with Hamilton was the final straw, and Miller, who experienced the same treatment when he was sacked as boss in 1995, sympathises with the long-serving manager.With McInnes having consistently delivered European football to Pittodrie throughout his eight years in charge, he reckons Aberdeen may have been too swift in pulling the trigger.In his Evening Express column, he said: "I’m disappointed that Derek McInnes and Tony Docherty didn’t get the

Derek McInnes following showdown talks with the board.The Dons have won just two of their last 10 matches, finding the back of the net just once in that run. That's seen a growing number of Aberdeen fans calling for change and McInnes has now been removed from his position.

Derek McInnes has admitted there is now very little room for further error if misfiring Aberdeen are to beat Hibs to third spot.The Dons, ironically, moved a point closer to Hibs, who still have a game in hand, with the gap closed to three points after this goalless draw with Hamilton.McInnes acknowledged it was another golden opportunity missed as his side failed to take their chances again.It is now one goal and one win in nine games for the Pittodrie outfit.McInnes said: “There is not a lot of room for error.“We are going to have to outshoot Hibs in terms of getting results and we certainly cannot fall further behind Hibs.“The post-split games are where it will be sorted out and we should have three at home.“It’s not easy but it’s

Premiership managers and SFA referees met on neutral ground in Perth for peace talks.But Derek McInnes reckons the parties may need to sort out another socially distanced get-together soon.And the Aberdeen boss believes it would be no bad thing for opposing sides of the divide to make it a regular occurrence.Temperatures are once again rising in dugouts and on touchlines.Steven Gerrard’s clash with John Beaton in Livingston on Wednesday night is just the latest in a series of running battles between the men in the middle and those in the hotseats.Former Ross County boss Stuart Kettlewell, Robbie Neilson at Hearts and Motherwell’s Graham Alexander have been given the red-card treatment in recent weeks, while McInnes has been fighting to bite