Fantasy Football returns with major twist ahead of Premier League restart

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAfter several years of high-profile roles in movies like “500 Days of Summer,” “Inception,” “Looper” and “Snowden,” Joseph Gordon-Levitt stepped back from the spotlight for three years to spend time with his wife and young children. After his self-imposed hiatus, he returns this week with “7500,” a taut thriller that is set almost entirely in the cockpit of an airplane that’s being hijacked by terrorists.

Chinese butchers chopping up carcasses ahead of the Yulin dog meat festival later this month. It comes despite China vowing to ban the consumption of cats and dogs in the capital Beijing, classifying them companion animals in an extraordinary break with tradition.

for selling her own bath water, has made her comeback.Uploading her video ‘I’M BACK -belle delphine,’ she danced to a song which begins with the lyrics: ‘You were thinking I died? B***h, surprise.’She goes on to sing: ‘I still got the double thicc thighs, French fries.’Making sure she gets those 2020 references in, Belle goes on to mention Elon Musk and Grimes’ baby, before plugging her TikTok.‘Elon’s baby eats Mars rock,’ she declares.

Manchester City facing Arsenal at the Etihad. As fans readjust to life without supporters in grounds, supporters across the country are tuning in to watch their side on Sky in the comfort of their own homes.However, a major talking point amongst supporters has been the use of artificial crowd noise, implemented to remove the eerie feel inside the ground without spectators.Sky has linked up with EA Sports FIFA to produce the “bespoke and team-specific” crowd noises and chants in a bid to add some atmosphere to fans’ experience of viewing at home.But the move hasn’t gone down well with all football fans watching from home.

Mondays is becoming Tuesdays. Though Clare Crawley's season of the ABC dating show has yet to start up production again amid the coronavirus pandemic, the network has set an air day. The 2020-2021 primetime schedule ABC released on Wednesday notably doesn't include premiere dates (as production details are still being worked out for many series), but does list what will air when… as soon as the network actually has content to air. In addition to also gets a new day, moving into 's old time slot.

Fans watching Man City take on Arsenal tonight will see a new innovation as the Premier League returns after a three-month break due to the coronavirus pandemic. The long wait is almost over but football will inevitably look very different with no fans, and social distancing measures still in place.

Marcus Rashford's former school teacher says he is not surprised he has gone on to take the country by storm with his charity work and campaigning.The Manchester United star Rashford is being hailed as a national hero after forcing the government into a u-turn on their plan to end free school meal vouchers during the summer holidays.He had previously also raised £20 million to pay for meals for families living below the breadline during lockdown.Simon Pyne taught the England forward at Button Lane Primary School on the Northern Moor estate in Wythenshawe where Marcus moved aged nine.Big United fan Simon, 43, still a teacher at the school, was left delighted when he broke into the Reds first team four years ago.However he says he also

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorBryant Gumbel is exhausted.He is taking time out from two days of video chats with a range of athletes, coaches, managers and observers (“I spoke with 18 peopole yesterday, and I’m speaking with 21 today,” he notes) that will help fill a decidedly non-traditional hour of “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel,” the newsmagazine he has anchored on HBO since 1995.

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Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorNBC’s summer duo of America’s Got Talent and World of Dance teamed to top Wednesday’s broadcast primetime, a night that included ABC’s re-airing of John Ridley’s seminal L.A. riots documentary Let It Fall.AGT scored a night-leading 1.3 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 8.44 million viewers, both on par with a week ago.

dedicated match blog, with updates, images and analysis direct from the Etihad Stadium. But we've also got a new way for you to get involved in our new live webchat.Our chatroom above is where the discussion will be on all the big issues, right through from the team being announced, the events of the 90 minutes, and the post-match inquest.You can have your say, debate the key topics and incidents with other fans, and our writers will also dip in throughout the evening to give their expert opinions. *If the chat isn't loading on your screen, please click here. All you have to do is sign up is submit your comment in the box above, press enter, and when prompted, register your details.

Manchester City entertain Arsenal at the Etihad on Wednesday night, knowing they have to win to keep the Premier League title race going just a little longer.

Will Thorne Staff WriterNBC’s “World of Dance” waltzed its way to one of the highest ratings, as NBC comfortably won Tuesday night.The dance competition series scored a 0.9 rating (up from a 0.8 last time around) among adults 18-49 and drew 4.4 million total viewers. It was topped only by its “America’s Got Talent” lead-in which delivered a 1.3 rating and 8.4 million viewers.

Fatal Accident Inquiry into the tragic death of a teenage girl will finally go ahead - over the phone. The heartbroken family of Sophie Parkinson, who was just 13 when she took her own life, have waited six years for answers.

English Premier League.Referee Michael Oliver blew to start the game and joined the players in making the statement as they displayed solidarity for the movement that has been in the spotlight since the death of George Floyd in America. All 22 players - including Scotland stars John McGinn and Oli McBurnie - are also wearing Black Lives Matter on the back of their tops where their names would normally be as the league looks to raise awareness for the message as well.

https://t.co/relegATjN3I wrote about Mike McCormick's fascinating Giants career. He was 17 and living in a hotel by himself when he was a rookie, just a couple months after high school, which is as interesting to me as his Cy Young.

The Premier League got back under way on Wednesday following a three-month hiatus, as Aston Villa and Sheffield United restarted the campaign in an empty stadium.

Chelsea after coming through the Blues' academy. Cole made 31 appearances for Chelsea, netting eight goals, but feared his 'life was over' after lashing out at Gronkjaer during a training session.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterABC released its fall lineup on Tuesday, with the broadcaster planning to be back to business as usual despite the production shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic.Guidelines were recently issued on how shows can resume production despite the pandemic, though the vast majority of productions have not started up again yet.“We wanted to honor the current environment and be thoughtful, which is why we waited until this moment when we have more confidence in our ability to return scripted programming in the fall,” ABC Entertainment president Karey Burke tells Variety.Burke did acknowledge the chance that the schedule as it currently exists may not happen in a normal time frame, however.

Football fans have been urged to watch matches from home to keep fellow supporters safe.

Premier League supporters could be back inside stadiums as soon as September.Aston Villa host Sheffield United in the 6pm kick off as Premier League football returns after a three-month lay off due to the coronavirus crisis.