How every Newcastle boss since 2004 fared in first match ahead of Eddie Howe’s opener

The Association Of Motion Picture Sound, the UK body representing more than 550 professionals in the fields of film, TV and game sound, has responded to AMPAS’s decision to remove the Best Sound Oscar from its live broadcast.

Late night hosts Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel took on the controversial Oscar move to pre-record certain categories – documentary short, film editing, makeup/hairstyling, original score, production design, animated short, live-action short and sound – rather than broadcast them live during the 94th Academy Awards on March 27.

Discovery CEO David Zaslav dropped his usual quota of names during the company’s quarterly earnings call — John Malone, Jack Welch, Oprah — but one name didn’t come up: Jeff Zucker.

HELLO! diary, Lorraine Kelly shines a light on five inspiring women who are preparing to take on a challenging feat. Find out more below...I always think it's good to set yourself a challenge, even if it's a small one like finding five minutes in a busy day to sit with a cuppa and have a bit of a breather. I've done five marathons for charity and once trekked 100 miles in the Kenyan desert for Comic Relief, but I could never dream of attempting the incredible journey being undertaken by a group of British female firefighters I met this week.READ: Lorraine Kelly reveals weight loss during time away from showThe Antarctic Fire Angels are attempting to be the first all-women group to trudge 1900km across the Antarctic, stopping off at the South Pole halfway through their epic trek.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly shines a light on amazing health challengeGeorgina Gilbert, Rebecca Rowe, Nikki Upton, Emily Butler, and Rebecca Hinchley have been training hard in Norway and Sweden, ice swimming, skiing, and building up their stamina and resistance to the cold.READ: Lorraine Kelly candidly admits she's gone up four dress sizesREAD: Lorraine Kelly just wore the most flattering dress and it's in the sale The TV star met the Antarctic Fire AngelsAlong with extreme cold and tough conditions, they cheerfully admit that as women, they will also have to deal with menopausal symptoms, periods, and sheer exhaustion, but a big part of their expedition is inspiring young women and showing them that they can achieve as much as boys, if not more.Now I have been lucky enough to visit Antarctica to celebrate our silver wedding anniversary with my husband Steve.

Kim Kardashian has filed new legal documents with the courts to further along her divorce from Kanye West, and this time, she’s mentioning the barrage of social media posts he’s created about them.

Sherri Shepherd praised Wendy Williams for her “fearlessness” as a daytime talk host. “She’s up there with the greats,” Shepherd told Bravo’s Andy Cohen last night.

Discovery execs, attuning commentary around recent investor sentiment on streaming, reassured investors this morning that they will not overspend on content as the company merges with WarnerMedia early in the second quarter.

Manori Ravindran International EditorIn a TV landscape bloated with hyper-violent survival dramas and thrillers about people who aren’t really who they say they are, it’s comforting to know that British drama “All Creatures Great and Small” will never try to be something that it’s not.Fans of the hit series from U.K. broadcaster Channel 5 and PBS Masterpiece will know that, two seasons in, the 1930s-set show based on the beloved novels by veterinarian James Herriot (the pen name of Alf Wight) is edging closer and closer to the brink of World War 2.

Arsenal fans have been left in awe of Albert Sambi Lokonga after the youngster’s spectacular display in the 2-0 Premier League win over Newcastle on Saturday.After a dull first-half, Lokonga was quietly effective in midfield as Arsenal stepped it up in the second and went two in front courtesy of goals from young guns Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli.Operating alongside the more experienced Thomas Partey in central-midfield, Lokonga was able to thrive against the low-block of Eddie Howe’s side by being gifted plenty of time to pick his passes.And in doing so, the Belgium international created more chances than the entire Newcastle team combined and twice as many as any other player on the pitch.The 22-year-old has steadily improved since

Newcastle United’s wealth may have skyrocketed, but their results are seemingly dropping.In October, Newcastle were taken over by a consortium spearheaded by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF), in a deal worth around £300m.Eddie Howe’s presence in the dugout, for the first time since he was named as the first manager of the new era, did not shift their fortunes as Arsenal cruised to a 2-0 home victory at the Emirates Stadium.Mikel Arteta’s side secured the points with two goals in ten second-half minutes from Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli, to leave the Magpies rooted to the bottom of the Premier League.And Arsenal fans were sure to remind them of their many issues, despite their mind-boggling, newly acquired wealth.

Newcastle are keen to sign Manchester United target Kieran Trippier from Atletico Madrid, according to reports.

Newcastle United fan by giving him a £2,000 watch before Saturday’s match against Brentford.Positivity has returned to St James’ Park following the completion of the long-awaited takeover by a consortium fronted by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.The departure of ex-owner Mike Ashley and manager Steve Bruce was met with widespread glee by Magpies fans.And one lucky supporter was given another reason to be cheerful on Tyneside over the weekend.Michael Urwin was at St James’ Park with his three sons to watch the team’s match against Brentford, which would have been Eddie Howe’s first game in charge, had he not been forced to stay away after testing positive for Covid-19.The 55-year-old season ticket holder was minding his own business

Newcastle have been dealt a huge blow in their pursuit of Umar Sadiq after Almeria placed a whopping price tag on their star striker. Eddie Howe was denied the chance to oversee his first match in charge of the Magpies at the weekend after testing positive for Covid last week.

Newcastle United have been linked with a move for Liverpool star Divock Origi as the club look to steer clear of relegation.The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund's £300m takeover was met with renewed hope on Tyneside but the Magpies are still yet to win a match in all competitions this season.New manager Eddie Howe had to watch from home as his new side saw a 1-0 lead slip on Saturday with Newcastle eventually drawing 3-3 with newly-promoted Brentford.The January window may still be over a month away but Howe knows reinforcements will be necessary if the Toon are to avoid a third relegation from the Premier League.Newcastle have previously been linked with Fiorentina star Dusan Vlahovic and Barcelona's Phillippe Coutinho and Manchester

Newcastle United are ready to make their first major signing by bidding for £70million-rated Serie A star Dusan Vlahovic in January.

Rangers are getting ever closer to appointing Giovanni van Bronckhorst as Steven Gerrard's managerial successor.

Premier League despite being overlooked by Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United recently.He was very close to joining Spurs in the summer after being recommended to Daniel Levy by director Fabio Paratici.However, talks broke down at the final hurdle and the club opted for Nuno Espirito Santo instead - who would only last four months in the job before being replaced by former Inter Milan and Chelsea boss Antonio Conte.After the sacking of Steve Bruce in October, Fonseca emerged as a target for Newcastle, but a formal approach never materialised.The Magpies went on to hire former Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe.Despite still being out of a job, Fonseca is understood to be relaxed about his future and is biding his time until another

Newcastle manager on Monday after impressing in a zoom interview where he outlined his plan to guide the club to safety.He is reportedly set to receive a budget of £50million for the January transfer window but faces a tough challenge with the Magpies currently down 19th in the league and yet to record a win this season.But former Arsenal midfielder and pundit Merson believes the ex-Bournemouth manager faces a crucial test in having to win three of his next four matches, stating Newcastle will be in “massive trouble” if he fails.Merson wrote in his Daily Star Sport column: “Eddie Howe has three games to save Newcastle.“They've got Brentford, Norwich and Burnley in their next three home games and he needs seven points from those at least, or

Premier League clubs would reportedly rather see Newcastle get relegated to the Championship than take their money in the January transfer window.The Magpies are set to make a splash in the market in the winter after being taken over by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.That takeover has significantly boosted the club’s transfer budget, with Newcastle’s new owners technically having the highest net worth among Premier League clubs.They made the first step on the path to revolutionising the club this week with the appointment of former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe as the replacement for Steve Bruce as manager.But Howe is facing an increasingly tough task, with the Magpies still winless after 11 games of the new season.That awful run has

Eddie Howe has finally broken his silence on why he did not join Celtic.

Eddie Howe has dropped a fresh hint as to why his move to Celtic didn't happen - saying he wanted to "take his time" before choosing his next step.