Fans joke 'Rafa Benitez's last inside agent' is trying to get Everton relegated

The Queen’s appearance during a Paddington Bear sketch on Saturday night came a complete “surprise” to the Royal Family, who admitted they had no idea it was due to take place. The short skit kicked off the televised BBC’s Platinum Party at the Palace, and saw the monarch playing We Will Rock You on the spoons alongside childhood favourite Paddington Bear.

Final rose worthy! More than one year after Dale Moss and Clare Crawley split for good, the former football player has moved on with Galey Alix (née Gravenstein).

Alec John Such, a founding member of rock band Bon Jovi, has died at age 70. His death was announced by Jon Bon Jovi on social media, but no cause was given.

Thania Garcia Mariel Semonte Orr, an Atlanta rapper better known by his stage name Trouble, has died at 35.The “Bring It Back” rapper, who was also known as Skoob, was reportedly caught in a fatal shooting altercation in Atlanta on Saturday night while sitting in his car. He had performed the same night, only hours before the incident.Orr’s death was confirmed by his label, Def Jam Recordings, in a post on Sunday morning.“Our thoughts and prayers are with the children, loved ones and fans of Trouble,” the label wrote.

Unveiling her bundle of joy. Shay Mitchell shared the first photo of her second daughter with partner Matte Babel and revealed the little one’s name one day after announcing she gave birth.

Love Island contestant Harry Young was rushed to hospital after breaking his arm at a wedding.

A former soldier from Lanarkshire now running his own chimney sweep franchise has won a top gong at the prestigious Scottish Ex-Forces in Business Awards.

EasyJet cancelled more flights on Sunday, as travel mayhem across the country continued for thousands. People flying to and from the UK faced more disruption, with flights being cancelled by easyJet and Wizz on Sunday (June 5).

Dave Smith, an electronics pioneer whose creations of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and the Prophet 5 synthesizer revolutionized popular music, died in Detroit. He was 72 and experienced a heart attack while attending the Movement electronic music festival, which ran May 28-30.

J. Kim Murphy Although Showtime is pulling from his groundbreaking 1980 drama for its upcoming series, Paul Schrader has no interest in tuning into the network’s upcoming “American Gigolo” adaptation.The writer-director clarified his lack of involvement in the production through one of his famed Facebook posts on Saturday morning.“Some years ago I received a call from Paramount asking about remaking ‘American Gigolo’ as a series,” Schrader wrote.

Emily Longeretta For Max Borenstein, penning Season 1 of “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” wasn’t his ideal writing situation. While he used his home office in Venice and spent most of his days there alone with his cats — more on them below! — now he’s excited to be in a real writers’ room for Season 2.“We have the house for the second season that we’ve been renting in Venice,” he says.

Michele Amabile Angermiller Bassist Alec John Such, a founding member of Bon Jovi, has died at the age of 70, Jon Bon Jovi announced on social media today (June 5). A cause of death is as yet unknown.“We are heartbroken to hear the news of the passing of our dear friend Alec John Such,” Bon Jovi posted. “He was an original.

Six years after the release of Love If Possible, Osaka psych-rock icon Shintaro Sakamoto has returned with Like a Fable, his fourth solo LP. Arriving via Zelone Records/Secretly Distribution, the album features Sakamoto’s long-time backing band — Yuta Suganuma on drums, AYA (OOIOO) on bass and backing vocals, and Tetsu Nishiuchi on saxophone and flute — as well as KEN KEN, who plays trombone on two tracks.

Mariel Semonte Orr, the Atlanta rapper known as Trouble, has passed away, his label Def Jam confirmed in a post on Sunday. He was 34.

JoogSzn has built himself a powerful resume in the Los Angeles hip-hop community, supplying beats to some of the city’s most talented artists. He’s best known as the producer of the late, great Drakeo the Ruler’s Thank You For Using GTL, recording all of Drakeo’s via prison phone in a marathon 13-hour session. Today, he’s entering a new chapter in his career: His debut LP, Where’s Joog?, is a 20-track tour de force featuring seven previously published cuts — “Ksubi” feat.

Everton supporter was spotted slapping the backside of Crystal Palace and Denmark defender Joachim Andersen during their tempestuous Premier League clash at Goodison Park on Thursday evening (May 19). Andersen, who joined the club last summer from Lyon following a season-long loan deal at Fulham, tussled with Dele Alli while trying to take a throw-in during the seven minutes of additional time.Dele looked to waste a few seconds after his side had come from 2-0 down to lead and put themselves within minutes of Premier League survival - but one match-goer took things too far from the stands.With Andersen standing directly next to the advertising boards as he got hold of the ball, an Everton fan could be seen lashing out with a slap before sending a foul message.Slapping him on the backside in anger - the supporter then told the defender to "f*** off" as he ignored the insult and got on with the game.The celebrations after the full time whistle were marred in controversy, with Palace boss Patrick Vieira refusing to comment after he appeared to lash out at a pitch invader. Should more be done to stop pitch invasions? Give us your thoughts in the comments section Everton boss Frank Lampard said of the incident: "I feel for Patrick.

Everton fan on Thursday night. The Crystal Palace manager was caught on camera lashing out at a supporter. Vieira was goaded by the fan and appeared to retaliate by going to grab him and then kicking out during a pitch invasion.

Scotland defender Nathan Patterson lapped up the Everton celebrations as they guaranteed their English Premier League survival.

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira scuffling with a group of Everton supporters following the Toffees' 3-2 victory at Goodison Park on Thursday night.The Frenchman was walking across the pitch after the game before being mobbed by a number of manic fans, who had invaded the pitch to celebrate Everton securing their Premier League survival.Vieira reacts when one man appears to tap him on the head, and is seen lashing out at the fan and trying to trip him up as he backs away, and soon after, a handful of others fans swarm in and start shoving the Palace boss.Eventually, Vieira backs away and heads for the tunnel again, but he can count his lucky stars things didn't get too out of hand."Everton need docking points for that," one fan wrote in response to the footage."Not exactly the kind of manager you want to be messing with, those fans got off lightly," wrote another.It comes just two days after Sheffield United star Billy Sharp was headbutted in the face by a Nottingham Forest supporter during a pitch invasion at the City Ground following the Championship play-off semi-final between the two sides. Should more be done to prevent pitch invasions? Let us know what you think in the comments section belowThe unsavoury scenes marred what is sure to be an unforgettable night for Everton fans after they secured Premier League survival in dramatic fashion by coming back from two goals down to win 3-2.Goals from Jean-Phillipe Mateta and Jordan Ayew had given Palace a commanding lead heading into the break, but Frank Lampard's side came out all guns blazing in the second half to turn the game around.Michael Keane grabbed the home side's first of the afternoon before Richarlison equalised with 15 minutes to play.

There was no room for any of Jose Mourinho’s Manchester United players when he named his all-time best XI.

Everton supporters forced a cheeky Liverpool fan to remove a flag from their window just yards from Goodison Park ahead of their crunch relegation clash against Brentford on Sunday.Reds and Blues fans might share neighbourhoods across Merseyside, but even the most brainless among them couldn't have seen this ending well.As scores of hopeful Toffees supporters made their way to the ground they noticed a flag in the window of a house with the caption: 'Liverpool marching on Wembley Way' - which had presumably been pinned up for the FA Cup final the day before.Purposefully antagonistic or not, fans began banging on the window demanding that the Liverpool fan inside take it down.After a brief verbal scuffle, the flag came down, much to the amusement of the baying Blues fans who were busy flipping the bird and shouting obscenities."Don’t know how this local thought hanging a Liverpool flag one block from Goodison on Everton’s biggest match of the year was a good idea but after groups of toffees have banged on her window she’s been forced to take it down," one Everton fan wrote in a since-deleted tweet.What's more likely, Everton getting relegated or Liverpool winning the quadruple? Let us know what you reckon in the comments section.Frank Lampard's started brightly against Brentford, looking for a win that would all but secure their Premier League survival, and were duly rewarded when Dominic Calvert-Lewin bungled the ball home after just 10 minutes - but momentum shifted drastically shortly after when Jarrad Branthwaite got himself sent off for tripping Ivan Toney who was through on goal.The visitors equalised via a Seamus Coleman own-goal, but despite being under the cosh, Everton re-took the lead right on half-time through