Harry Redknapp open to ending management retirement if Leeds offer him manager job

Christian Siriano is doing some damage control – literally.

Elon Musk prodded advertisers “to use Twitter yourselves, and believe what you see on Twitter, not what you read in the newspapers.”

New Order are celebrating 40 years of ‘Blue Monday’ with a range of special merchandise.The Manchester band took to Instagram earlier today (March 7) to post footage of the range inspired by their classic hit which includes two t-shirts, a hoodie, a long sleeved t-shirt, plus a pin badge and numbered lithograph.You can also purchase a 12-inch vinyl of the single for £14.99.You can view the footage of the merchandise below and find more information on their official website here.A post shared by New Order (@neworderofficial)It comes just weeks after the band released a new ‘Blue Monday’-themed t-shirt in support of mental health charity CALM.New Order said of the shirt at the time: “We are proud to be ambassadors for CALM and honoured to be using ‘Blue Monday’ to help raise awareness for the brilliant work they do to support millions of people struggling with their mental health.”Speaking to NME about the recording classic track, which went on to become the best-selling 12-inch single of all time, former bassist Peter Hook said: “It was actually quite shocking to realise what these new machines could do – you were always in awe of them.”Drummer Stephen Morris added: “We got all this new musical equipment and just learned how it worked. Writing ‘Blue Monday’ was an exercise in learning what we could do with it all.”Meanwhile, Primavera Sound Festival announced New Order as its final headliner for its 2023 line-up earlier today.The 2023 instalment of the festival, which will take place in both Barcelona and Madrid, will see the Manchester legends perform at the former’s Parc del Fòrum on June 1 and at the and at the latter’s Ciudad del Rock in Arganda del Rey on June 8.

Metro Weekly reached out to the managing partners of Bunker, and to the Mayor’s Office of Nightlife and Culture and its director, Salah Czapary, about these concerns, including the legal ability of venues to set specific dress codes involving clothing traditionally associated with one gender.In response, Q, a managing partner at Bunker, told Metro Weekly in a statement that the prohibition on certain footwear was adopted out of concern for the safety of patrons.“We recently implemented a no high heels and open-toed shoes policy at Bunker as a safety precaution,” Q wrote in an email. “Bunker is a dimly lit, underground dance club with concrete floors and steps.

A year after Black-ish ended its run, Anthony Anderson is returning to ABC as a star of another single-camera comedy, pilot Public Defenders. Randall Einhorn has come on board to direct the pilot, written by Eddie Quintana. Liz Astrof is set as showrunner.

Gary Lineker has sparked a BBC impartiality row after branding the Tories' latest plan to imprison asylum seekers entering the UK as 'beyond awful' in a post on social media.

Adam Lambert is enjoying his time in Sydney and making sure he spends time with fans!

The producer of "Shakespeare in Love" revealed Julia Roberts was originally cast as the lead before casting became a "disaster" in a new essay. Ed Zwick wrote about his experience attempting to cast Roberts in the late 90s in a personal essay for Air Mail. "The mere possibility of having the ‘Pretty Woman’ wearing a corseted gown got the studio excited enough to cough up the dough," he wrote.

Latin music icon Marco Antonio Solis has kicked off his 40-date Eli Buki World Tour and you can check out the set list right here!

Jenna Ortega has been open about how much the role of Wednesday Addams consumed her while she was filming the hit Netflix series, Wednesday, last year.

Ireland Baldwin's star-studded baby shower included mom Kim Basinger, Hilary Duff and lots of strippers.The 27-year-old daughter of Alec Baldwin and Basinger took to Instagram on Tuesday and posted a bunch of photos on her account and re-posted a handful of Stories as well, documenting the momentous occasion.

Love Island star Casey O’Gorman has opened up about his split from Claudia Fogarty as he and partner Rosie Seabrook became the most recent couple to be dumped from the villa. Following Monday night’s vote, Casey and Rosie, 24, received the least votes from viewers and their time on the show came to an end. Now in his new exit interview, Casey, 26, has reflected on his time in the villa and discussed ending things with Claudia, 28, to see where things went with Rosie.

Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union are showing their support! On Tuesday, the couple attended Miu Miu's Womenswear show as part of Paris Fashion Week to support Wade's daughter, Zaya, as she made her runway debut.Wade and Union coordinated in sleek black looks as they sat front row to watch 15-year-old Zaya's runway walk.In a video posted to Instagram, the duo beamed as Zaya made her way down the runway. The clip also shows Wade and Union greeting Zaya with hugs and congratulations after the show, before posing for pics with the teen.«She's arrived,» the couple captioned their post.A post shared by dwyanewade (@dwyanewade)Zaya's runway debut came the month after a Los Angeles judge granted her official name and gender change request, which Zaya's mother, Siohvaughn Funches', previously filed an objection to.When ET spoke to Wade and Union following the judge's ruling, they shared how the teen celebrated the court win.«Last night, she was so happy and we were just like *sings* 'Say my name, say my name, 'cause to some people it just feels like paperwork but to her it's her truth and it's her reality and we support that,» Union said.

Naman Ramachandran Janchivdorj Sengedorj’s “The Sales Girl” (Mongolia), Asif Rustamov’s “Cold As Marble” (Azerbaijan), Ken Kwek’s “#LookAtMe” (Singapore) and Nader Saeivar’s “No End” (Iran) were among the winners at the  Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema on Tuesday. “The Sales Girl,” which played at Busan and won awards at the New York and Osaka Asian film festivals, won the Golden Cyclo, the festival’s top honor awarded by the international jury. “Cold as Marble,” which has played at Talinn Black Nights and the Goa festivals, took home three awards, including the grand jury prize and the Marc Haaz and Netpac jury prizes.

Turning up the heat! Sarah Shahi and Adam Demos leaned into their real-life romance while filming season 2 of Sex/Life.

Read More: Paul Scholes insists quadruple is on for Man Utd - and he's 'not joking'In 2004, a relatively unknown Mourinho took his vibrant Porto side to the red side of Manchester. After the contest, everybody knew who the ‘Special One’ was. Francisco Costinha’s bundled finish in the dying stages secured a 3-2 aggregate victory for the Portuguese giants and sent Sir Alex Ferguson's side crashing out of the competition.As the noise within Old Trafford began to dissipate, the only thing most fans could hear, aside from the joyful cheers of the travelling Porto supporters, was the sound of Mourinho roaring as he sprinted down the touchline.

Steven Gerrard has not been able to land the Southampton manager's job after the former Rangers manager held 'talks' over a Premier League return.

Manchester United's youth academy has produced more than £200m worth of talent - and they may regret letting some of them go.A number of the young Red Devils have gone on to become staples in the squad's first team, but others have moved onto new pastures in recent years. Stars such as Marcus Rashford, who is valued at more than £48m by transfermarkt, Anthony Elanga, said to be worth £22m, and the £4.4m rated Anthony Garnacho, have featured heavily in Erik ten Hag's United side this season.And Scottish midfielder McTominay, rated at £26m, also gets his fair share of starts at Old Trafford.

Premier League manager is destined to become a Sir Alex Ferguson or a Pep Guardiola.The majority spend a few seasons at a club before moving on, and if they're super lucky, they may just win a trophy along the way. But among the never-ending carousel of incoming Premier League bosses, there are a few where you simply have to stop and wonder, "When on Earth did that happen?!" Here, Daily Star Sport brings you an homage to the forgotten ones.