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Everton experience and will manage again in the Premier League.The Portuguese was sacked by the Toffees in December after they slumped to a 5-2 defeat by rivals Liverpool which left them in the relegation zone.Silva, 42, was also sacked by Watford in 2018 after a downturn in form following an approach by Everton unsettled him.While he resigned at Hull after the Tigers were relegated from the top tier in 2017.But he still believes he can be a success in the Premier League."No doubts it is my aim to manage in the Premier League, " he said.“I love the Premier League.

Just as activists have raised their voices demanding justice for George Floyd and the many killed by police violence, the police have met them with their own sound: the LRAD. These audio devices, colloquially known as “sound cannons,” can be used either as conventional public address speaker systems or to generate extremely loud high-frequency sounds specifically intended for the dispersal of crowds, which can also cause pain, disorientation, and injury to those exposed to them.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterThe Titan Games topped another pre-summer Monday last night, holding steady at a 0.8 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 3.90 million viewers. The extreme American Gladiators-adjacent athletic reality competition was followed on the network by The Wall (0.7, 3.74M) and Songland (0.8, 2.41M) which both ticked down a tenth in the demo with their new episodes.

In the grand scheme of reopening cinemas in the US, we all know that studios are only looking at a few areas as real barometers for when they can move forward with their release schedule. Those areas include New York City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

"My brother, the world has changed," Spike Lee started his conversation with Jimmy Fallon on Monday night's edition of The Tonight Show. Though the Da 5 Bloods filmmaker was referring in the moment to the fact that he and the late-night host were speaking over video chat rather than at The Tonight Show's 30 Rock studios, he could have just as easily been discussing the protests over racist police brutality and systemic racism that have swept the U.S.

Will Thorne Staff WriterABC aired the first part of its summer stroll down Bachelor Nation memory lane, however, a much smaller audience than is usual for “The Bachelor” tuned in to watch.The premiere of “The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons — Ever!” scored a 0.4 rating among adults 18-49 and drew 2.4 million total viewers. Compared with the lowest scored of the most recent season of “The Bachelor” (a 1.3 rating and 5.1 million viewers), those numbers don’t look so good, but they do aline more closely with the other “Bachelor” spinoff series “Listen to Your Heart,” which averaged a 0.6 rating and 2.8 million viewers throughout its run.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorSpike Lee talked with Jimmy Fallon about police brutality and how things have changed (or have not) since his 1989 film Do The Right Thing in an appearance on The Tonight Show Monday.In response to the death of George Floyd, Lee had released a short film, Will History Stop Repeating Itself?, that intersperses footage of Eric Garner, George Floyd and Radio Raheem, his character from Do The Right Thing, in police chokeholds. Prefaced with a graphic content warning, Fallon played the entire film on Tonight Show.Lee told Fallon that the Radio Raheem scene was fictional, but based on the killing of graffiti artist Michael Stewart.

boasts a rare  0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes? Is it the scene in which a man shoots up a captive woman full of heroin and attempts to rape her in what looks like Austin Powers’ bedroom? Or maybe the sequence where a disgusting man with no flesh burns a tied-up Bricke with a cigar in a trailer, sets it on fire and Ramírez still escapes looking like he’s en route to a photo shoot?How about the strong, but totally wasted premise? The US government is about to unleash a mind-controlling signal that will sense when a person is up to no good and stop ‘em in their tracks.

J Balvin and Khalid, among others.Top Drawer, meanwhile, will remain a standalone company in its own right, in addition to serving as the merch and ecommerce wing for EMPIRE, which has artists such as Young Dolph and Robin Thicke on its roster and has been expanding from its Bay Area roots into Nashville and London in recent months, among other areas. EMPIRE Founder/CEO Ghazi was named to Billboard’s 2020 Power List in January."Partnering with EMPIRE will give our team the opportunity to accomplish our goal of becoming the most tech-advanced merchandise company in the world, while also delivering the industries best services,” said Top Drawer/Electric Family co-founder/CEO Drew Nilon in a statement.

Nicola Sturgeon super fan has gone viral after his Tiktok revealed his history of searching for her on Google Elie Kasusula from Easterhouse, was asking his followers what shirt he should wear for his first night out after lockdown, but shared a little more than expected.

BTS donated $1 million to BLM, joking, «I guarantee you, there was a three-minute tightly-choreographed dance routine leading up to the signing of that check.» Corden added that BTS fans, a.k.a.

#90DayFiancepic.twitter.com/wbidyFTMW1However, her dating preferences changed when she met Yazan, who's two years younger than her. She met him when she visited her family in Chicago, and Yazan's sister actually lives upstairs from her sister.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorPaul Pastor, a former Disney ABC Television Group and Discovery exec, has joined Firstlight Media as chief business officer. In the business-development, sales, and marketing role, Pastor is seeking to strike partnerships between the over-the-top video services company and telecom providers and TV broadcasters.Pastor, a member of Disney/ABC’s original Hulu investment team, most recently co-founded United Broadcast Ventures, an attempt to build out a pan-European, broadcaster-driven OTT platform.

To describe RTÉ One drama Normal People as immensely popular would be an understatement.

Martin Lewis has explained what the best savings account is right now and how much money you can save. Interest rates have been changing rapidly due to the knock-on effect of the coronavirus pandemic and Martin was asked by a caller on BBC Radio 5 Live which bank currently offers the best one."It's a very interesting question," he said on The Emma Barnett Show.

James Corden is very impressed by the BTS Army! The 41-year-old British host of “The Late Late Show” spoke about the K-pop group and their superfans on Monday’s show, noting their generous donations to the Black Lives Matter movement and active social presence.

BTS donated $1 million to BLM, joking, «I guarantee you, there was a three-minute tightly-choreographed dance routine leading up to the signing of that check.» Corden added that the BTS fans, a.k.a.

James Corden had high praise for BTS and their ARMY on Monday night's (June 8) Late Late Show, lauding the K-pop superstars for donating $1 million to Black Lives Matter and their fans for matching that donation and then teaming up with Blackpink to drown out hateful messages by flooding right wing hashtags with memes of fellow K-pop stars.

Liverpool dominate the Premier League’s involvement.Football Observatory have published the estimated values of the world’s top 100 players in their latest biannual report, factoring in the financial impact of Covid-19.Taken from the June report, PSG superstar Kylian Mbappe topped the list on £231.1m, miles ahead of the rest of the pack.Up next are two England wingers in Manchester City’s Raheem Sterling and Jadon Sancho of Borussia Dortmund who are worth £173.6m and £159.7m respectively.Liverpool’s involvement starts at number four with Trent Alexander-Arnold (£152.6m), while Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane are sixth and seventh respectively on £129.2m and £124.1m.Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford is the man who splits up the Reds