Fans hyped over potential Luis Suarez, Philippe Coutinho and Steven Gerrard reunion

After it leaked that the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences was planning on not requiring vaccination at the 94th Academy Awards, there was a massive pushback from members and the industry over the decision. Today, an AMPAS spokesperson revealed an updated policy that will raise many eyebrows and will leave the door open for major speculation on who on the telecast is and isn’t vaccinated.

Kanye West posted maybe the most sympathetic thing he’s put on Instagram so far — tragically after Kim Kardashian had (understandably) already stopped following him.

Prabal Gurung blended his love for his adopted city of New York and his homeland of Nepal in a Fashion Week show featuring psychedelic flower prints imbued with a New York edginess.

Davina McCall wowed fans in a stunning makeup free selfie showcasing her natural beauty.The 54-year-old showed off her ageless features as she beamed at the camera while lying on a sofa bare-faced.The Masked Singer judge can be seen wearing a black sports top as she pulled her brunette locks back out of her face to show her stunning complexion.Davina told her 1.5million Instagram followers how she was "procrastinating" from doing exercise.The mum-of-three penned: "This is me procrastinating. Thought u might like to see me trying to FORCE myself up off the sofa to exercise...," she added several laughing face emojis to complete the post and also tagged her online gym.Fans rushed to share how they related to the star in the comments while others called her "an inspiration".One wrote: "I know that feeling."Another said: "Know that feeling all too well."While a third added: "I’m glad I’m not the only one who does this."Another fan penned: "You can do it!! You’re an inspiration.""I have that battle every morning," related a fifth.While a sixth thanked her: "Thank you @davinamccall.

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright was confronted by angry supporters following their Premier League defeat to Aston Villa.Kenwright, who has been a board member for 33 years and chairman since 2004, made the call to sack Rafa Benitez last weekend after a torrid first half of the season.Benitez had lost not only 10 of the 19 league matches he took charge of, including a dismal 2-1 defeat to Norwich City which ultimately cost him his job, but also the backing of the Toffees fanbase.And it seems that the supporters have also had enough of Kenwright, as a group of them congregated outside Goodison Park to call for his resignation.Kenwright exited the stadium and was met with a chant of "let go if you love the club", which stopped him in his tracks.The 76-year-old paused to take the plea in, and then approached the fans who respectfully allowed him to have his say while he was guarded by police officers.In a video shared on social media, he can be heard replying: "How would that help?" Everton fans - is it time for Kenwright to go? Let us know in the comments section. Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Steven Gerrard got one over Everton supporters after his Aston Villa side won 1-0 at Goodison Park in their Premier League encounter on Saturday afternoon.The iconic ex-Liverpool skipper watched his side battled to all three points thanks to Emiliano Buendia's first-half header - and had a smug look on his face before the second half even begun.The former Rangers boss particularly riled home fans by staring at them while walking over to the tunnel at the break, which was hailed by followers of his former club.The cold interaction came after Gerrard insisted that he wouldn't mind getting a harsh reception from the Everton support, saying he was pleased to take pressure off his players.One fan wrote: "He’s got the aura man."With a second adding: "The smirk at the end."A third continued: "At first i thought it was nothing deep but looking at it again, this is too cold."Will Steven Gerrard replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionAnd a fourth agreeing: "Assuming we’ve got another banter era coming after Klopp, might as well be with this guy."Gerrard had said before the fixture when asked what type of reception he was expecting: "Pretty similar to what I got at Old Trafford, I don’t think it will be much different."Loads of abuse, loads of banter, which is fine. It takes the heat off my players and they can focus on playing."My shoulders are broad enough and my skin’s thick enough to accept that warm welcome.

Everton fans hailed Jordon Pickford during the first-half of their Premier League clash against Aston Villa after he made the "best save ever" from Ollie Watkins' header.The England No. 1 somehow managed to keep the ball out of the net as Watkins headed the ball towards to turf from close range by throwing out his right boot.Supporters were quick to praise their goalkeeper on social media - but all was not as it initially seemed as the offside flag was thrust into the air by the linesman.Although Watkins was in fact a long way offside, Pickford smiled to himself having been none the wiser over whether the header would have handed Steven Gerrard's side the lead.One Twitter user said: "That might be the best save I’ve ever seen by Jordan Pickford."A second added: "Pickford save of the season."A third continued: "I feel that save by Pickford should still count really.

Steven Gerrard has taken Rafa Benitez to task over the Spaniard’s decision to take up the job at Everton last summer.The Liverpool legend admits he was “shocked” by the news that his former boss agreed to become Toffees boss given his ties to their biggest rivals Liverpool.Benitez’s appointment at the Toffees’ was only the second-ever time a manager has coached both sides of Merseyside, the first being William Edward Barclay who died in 1917.Naturally, Benitez’s appointment was a controversial one, with Everton fans tearing their hair out that a Reds cult hero was in the dugout for them.And Gerrard, who heads to Goodison Park with Aston Villa in the lunchtime kickoff on Saturday, resonated with the outrage.The Villa boss said: “Jobs can go right or wrong for whatever reason, that’s none of my business.“But the biggest shock and surprise for me was Rafa taking the job in the first place.“It would never enter my head to manage a rival that I’ve competed against for over two decades. That doesn’t make sense.“Rivalries are there for a reason and from my point of view, everyone is entitled to make their own decisions.

Jamie Carragher has offered a response to Steven Gerrard after his former Liverpool team-mate and current Aston Villa manager accused Gary Neville of "robbing" him of his best friend.Carragher and former Manchester United skipper Neville have gone from fierce opponents to close colleagues thanks to their time on Sky Sports - to the 'fury' of the Gerrard.While taking part in a Q&A session for Sky Sports, Gerrard said when asked who his most famous friend is: "Jamie Carragher - he’s flying. He’s smashing the punditry, was a top player, he’s on Gogglebox now."Everything that’s going, he’s doing so he’s probably my most famous friend now."Gary Neville’s new brother.

Manchester United have been warned by Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard that star man John McGinn is not for sale.

Steven Gerrard took great pleasure in noising up a Celtic fan over his title win at Rangers.

Determined Steven Gerrard has put Aston Villa's players on alert and insists he's aiming to improve "every single department" at the club.

Rising Manchester United star Anthony Elanga nearly signed for arch rivals Manchester City, according to his former youth coach.

Former England international Gabby Agbonlahor says that players are more likely to sign for Aston Villa than Manchester United this summer with Steven Gerrard at the helm.

Gary Neville came up with the perfect summary as Manchester United returned to winning ways at Brentford on Wednesday night.

Cambuslang ace Darren Young joked he’ll be closer to Rangers manager Gio van Bronckhorst in the dugout on Friday night than he ever got to him on the pitch.

Not for the first time this season, David de Gea proved to be Manchester United’s saviour during the first half against Brentford.

Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has named his starting line-up for Manchester United's Premier League showdown with Brentford at the Brentford Community Stadium this evening.

Manchester United are renowned for their ability to become the official partner for just about any consumer product — and their latest venture into the world of sponsorship left the gate wide open for them to be mocked by their rivals and own fans.As one of the biggest clubs on a global scale in terms of fan membership and revenue, it is no surprise that companies are keen to get their brands advertised at Old Trafford with the world watching.Their attempts to drum up revenue saw the club agree a lucrative 10-year partnership deal with Mlily, a mattress manufacturer, back in May 2018.And the latest advertisement from the company on social media has handed fans the opportunity to openly poke fun at the club and its partner.In a tweet posted on Wednesday, Mlily — defining themselves as a ‘Legend of Comfort’ — took the opportunity to celebrate their partnership with the Red Devils.The tweet read: "Bringing you incredible sleep, with our partners @ManUtd #mufc #redefiningsleep.”That unfortunate wording, coupled with the image of Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford and Alex Telles — who looked to be on the verge of snoozing himself — attracted the attention of social media users.Man United have been criticised for their dull brand of football since Ralf Rangnick took charge in an interim role in early December and the statistics suggest there could be perhaps more entertainment.HAVE YOUR SAY! Does Manchester United's brand of football send you to sleep? Comment below.Rangnick’s men have only managed to score 11 goals in their eight games under the 63-year-old so far, including 1-0 victories over Crystal Palace, Norwich and Aston Villa.And with their football not being the easiest on the eye to observe, some witty Twitter users

Interim manager Ralf Rangnick is being urged to make five changes for Manchester United on Wednesday night.

Everton have announced that Duncan Ferguson will take charge of their forthcoming games, having been appointed as caretaker manager again.It will be the Scot's second tenure as interim manager, while his first game back in charge will be against Aston Villa on Saturday.The club said in a statement: “The Blues legend took charge of training at USM Finch Farm on Tuesday morning as the squad began its preparations for the visit of Aston Villa to Goodison Park on Saturday."The Toffees said that there will be an announcement on who will be taking over on a permanent basis “in due course”.Everton sacked manager Rafa Benitez on Sunday after the club's 2-1 loss to Norwich. The Spaniard had just six-and-a-half months in charge and was dismissed after winning just once in the Premier League since September.Now former striker Ferguson will take charge in the dugout once more.