Graham Potter's house dilemma with 75-minute commute and possible 'hostility' in Brighton

A long and belated 16 years after his last film (“Little Children,” 2006), filmmaker Todd Field has returned with something of a masterpiece with “TÁR,” starring Cate Blanchett. A bold, audacious, uncompromising work, “TÁR” centers on power and all its forms, its transactional nature, and the way it’s seemingly granted and taken away with lighting speed in our modern world.

Kelly Ripa’s new memoir has been making headlines for its buzzy content — but one person who will not be reading the book is her Live! predecessor, Kathie Lee Gifford.

EXCLUSIVE: Ashton Gleckman, the director behind Holocaust documentary We Shall Not Die Now, is turning his attention to John F. Kennedy in a new docuseries.

After more than a two decades run as the Boss of trade org the National Association of Theatre Owners, John Fithian is retiring, effective May 1, 2023. Technically, Fithian counts 30 years working for NATO, having begun working with the org as a former attorney at Washington DC’s Patton Boggs, LLC.

At the CW’s May upfront presentation, then-Chairman and CEO Mark Pedowitz announced that a new initiative with United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek H. Murthy would launch in the 2022-23 season to tackle “the number one issue facing America’s youth: mental health” by developing storylines across the network’s programming as well as working with advertisers and affiliates and across social media.

Amazon has released the first photos of new supes Sister Sage, played by Susan Heyward, and Firecracker, portrayed by Valorie Curry, in the upcoming fourth season of The Boys.

Eurovision fan who's flat booking in Liverpool was cancelled and relisted at £20,000 says he's "worried" he might not fulfil his "dream" of seeing the competition come to the UK.Connor Gregory, 23, said he booked the flat via Booking.com a few months ago, when Liverpool was announced as a potential host city for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. In the hours after that was confirmed this weekend, the flight attendant from Southampton shared screenshots of messages from the host who told him "the property will no longer be available" on the dates he booked. READ MORE: Bloke livid as Liverpool holiday flat 'cancelled for Eurovision' then reappears for £20kSubsequent screenshots showed the property would cost £20,295 for a five-night stay from May 15 to May 20, 2023.

READ MORE: Fitness star shares candid side-by-side snaps of belly to expose 'truth' behind posingThe dad of two told how in his old age Doddy had lost his hearing and started to experience violent outbursts as a result.Because of this, Sean and his wife Katy made the heartbreaking decision to put Doddy down.Sean, who works as a transport manager, wanted to pay tribute to his four-legged friend, and he did it in a one-of-a-kind way.He got a tattoo of the pooch on his chest and mixed some of Doddy’s ashes into the ink.Sean said: "I'm into tattoos anyway and I was always going to get his portrait done.“I overheard someone talking tattoos whilst in a pub and they had mentioned you can get ashes put in the ink."I contacted my tattoo artist, Aiden Buller, and he said he'd do it with no problem.“The tattoo is perfect. I have a few tattoos from Aiden and a lot more booked in."I’ve very happy with the outcome of the tattoo.

Pity the purple dinosaur. He came to spread a message of love, and got the stuffing knocked out of him.

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Chelsea are reportedly set to sign Christoph Freund as their new sporting director after agreeing personal terms with the Austrian.Freund was at Stamford Bridge in the week as Red Bull Salzburg - where Freund is currently a chief - took on Chelsea in Graham Potter's first game in charge. It's believed Todd Boehly is a big fan of the Red Bull model and of Freund's data-led approach.Red Bull's footballing empire has struggled over the past couple of seasons as Leipzig have fallen away in the Bundesliga.

Chelsea's 'next sporting director' Christoph Freund was spotted at Stamford Bridge for the Blues' Champions League clash. However, not is all as it seems as Freund has travelled to London with Red Bull Salzburg - where he still has a role. The Austrian side were Graham Potter's first challenge as the Blues boss, with the game finishing 1-1.

Manchester United will regret not hiring Graham Potter when they had the chance, according to Sky Sports pundit Paul Merson.The Red Devils thought about hiring Potter when looking for the man to take over from Ralf Rangnick in the summer, but opted for Erik ten Hag instead as the Dutchman had experience in the Champions League.Merson, however, thinks United have made a huge mistake and that they'll kick themselves for letting rivals Chelsea snap the impressive former Brighton manager up.READ MORE: Man Utd 'twice snubbed chance to appoint Graham Potter' before Chelsea came calling"Graham Potter is a manager I really like," Merson wrote in his column for SportsKeeda.

Graham Potter as manager of Chelsea and the return of Diego Costa to the Premier League.It means the Blues have some juicy clashes to look forward to in October as they host Wolves - who have just snapped up Costa - on the eighth. The Potter will return to the Amex Stadium on the 29th.READ MORE: John Terry was grabbed round throat and forced to sell new car in dressing room bust upBoth matches would have definitely been chalked up on a Chelsea fan's calendar as they prepare to welcome back their old snarling striker in Wolves colours.

Graham Potter is already eyeing up his first Chelsea signing despite the club's massive summer spending spree. The Blues were the the Premier League's biggest spenders during the summer transfer window, splashing just over £250million on eight new signings before sacking Thomas Tuchel earlier this week.

Chelsea will reportedly have to fork out to Brighton a sum double of what they paid to Barcelona for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as they wrap up the appointment of Graham Potter. Following the sacking of Thomas Tuchel on Wednesday, the Blues have moved quick and wrapped up the signing of highly-rated Potter and his coaching staff.

Manchester United fans have all been saying the same thing after Chelsea announced the appointment of their new manager Graham Potter.

Chelsea have confirmed Graham Potter as their new head coach following the sacking of Thomas Tuchel.Potter joins from Brighton & Hove Albion, where he spent just over three seasons in charge. The 47-year-old boss earned widespread praise on the south coast for transforming the Seagulls' style of play and turning them into top-half finishers last season.

Graham Potter is on the verge of being named Chelsea's new boss after verbally agreeing a deal with owner Todd Boehly.The Brighton manager has been the Blues' number one target since Thomas Tuchel was shockingly relieved of his duties on Wednesday morning following his side's 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League.Potter travelled to London yesterday to meet with Boehly and the two quickly agreed terms, with the American tycoon keen to have Potter in the hot seat in time for Saturday's trip to neighbours Fulham.READ MORE: Chelsea legend John Terry already gives thumbs up to Graham Potter appointmentIt's understood that Potter insisted on assurances over longevity during the meeting, which Boehly was happy to grant him in spite of his ruthless decision to part ways with Tuchel just weeks into his tenure as Chelsea owner.The Englishman has a £16m release clause which the Blues are happy to pay, despite spending a whopping £273m on transfers over the summer, as well as a further £15m to sack Tuchel.Chelsea are still considering Mauricio Pochettino as Plan B, especially as the Argentine would be available for free, though his loyalty to Tottenham could scupper a potential move.CHELSEA FANS - If you were in charge, who would be your pick to replace Thomas Tuchel? Let us know in the comments section below.Potter has been earning rave reviews at Brighton for the way he's turned the club from relegation-battlers into potential European challengers, guiding the Seagulls to a ninth place finish last season - the highest finish in the club's history.The 47-year-old has been touted as a future England manager and was even linked to the job earlier this year following the Three Lions' torrid performance in the Nations