Jeff Stelling tells Everton fans to 'leave the room' live on air in brutal verdict

The Chase star Mark Labbett took to Twitter yesterday to bid Pointless presenter Richard Osman farewell after he confirmed his exit from the BBC game show. Mark, also known as The Beast, told how his words were the "best compliment" he could give his fellow game show host as he hailed him for "raising the bar on daytime quizzes".

Oscars and any other event hosted by the Academy for the next ten years.The move comes after the actor slapped comedian Chris Rock, 57, on stage at the 2022 ceremony after he made a jibe about Jada Pinkett Smith's shaved head following her battle with alopecia.The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air star stormed the stage after Chris made a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith - who has alopecia - sporting a buzzcut.Ricky has now taken to Twitter, where he enjoys a following of 14.7 million, to react to the latest development following the incident.Sharing a news article about the Academy’s decision, Ricky wrote: “Hopefully, he'll only do 6 years with good behaviour.”The After Life star's reaction comes as The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its ruling yesterday as it explained its reasoning for the measure.In an open letter to the Academy "family”, David Rubin, President, and Dawn Hudson, CEO, said this year’s Oscars ceremony was “meant to be a celebration of the many individuals who did incredible work this past year”.“However,” they continued, “Those moments were overshadowed by the unacceptable and harmful behaviour we saw Mr Smith exhibit on stage”.They also apologised for being “unprepared for the unprecedented” and issuing a delayed response.“During our telecast, we did not adequately address the situation in the room,” they wrote.“For this, we are sorry.This was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guests, viewers and our Academy family around the world, and we fell short — unprepared for the unprecedented.”Following Ricky’s tweet, social media users were quick to weigh in regarding the controversial scenes.Rustle_Dust_ said: “I'm not sure we should have a culture where people can be

Stephen Robinson isn’t reading too much into Rangers blip in form after the reigning Premiership champions suffered two painful defeats on the bounce.

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A popular band have paid tribute to a much-loved Lanarkshire lady with the release of their new single on what would have been her 100th birthday.

Drew Barrymore is responding to Britney Spears' complimentary Instagram post about her and fellow actress Kate Hudson.Spears gushed over Barrymore and Hudson in a post shared Wednesday, where she named them as the 'two most beautiful' celebrities she has ever seen.Two days later, Barrymore confessed to being beyond flattered by Spears' kind words, and that she had held back her direct reaction because she wants to 'choose my words carefully because it is such a moment for me.'Scroll down to video Emotions running high: An obviously flattered Drew Barrymore shared why she hadn't directly responded to Britney Spears' complimentary Instagram post from two days earlierSpears began this shining example of sisterhood between womenby writing, 'I will tell you guys a little secret … I've met 1000s of celebrities in the business … but I have to say the 2 people where I literally went speechless were @katehudson and @drewbarrymore.'She continued, 'They are by far the 2 most beautiful people I have ever seen in my life !!! Like shocking !!!' alongside two images of the actresses.

Malin Akerman earned her leading lady status in Hollywood with roles in the Ben Stiller-led comedy The Heartbreak Kid (2004) and the superhero flick Watchmen (2009).But on Friday, the Swedish-Canadian actress was more than happy to step into the role of mom to hereight-year-old son Sebastian Zincone.The mother-son duo were captured running errands together in Los Angeles ahead of the weekend. Doting mom: Malin Akerman and her son Sebastian, eight,were captured running errands together in Los Angeles ahead of the weekendThe blonde bombshell had her hands full whileclutching onto a seemingly full backpack and her son's hand.Akerman showed off her slender frame in a blue floral jumpsuit with tank top straps and a small cut-out between the bust.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were spotted checking out a retail space in Santa Monica on Friday, hours before officially announcing their second engagement.The megastar, 52, looked stylish as ever wearing a striped long-sleeve top and blue bell bottom jeans as she stood next to her beau. Meanwhile the Academy Award winner, 49, sported a casual look, wearing a grey T-shirt, black jacket, matching jeans and black boots.The outing happened just before the actress/singer posted a video of herself crying and looking at her sparkling engagement ring in a newsletter shared to her official website.

Katie Holmes andDianna Agron attended the New York screening for As They Made Us in New York City on Friday.Holmes cut a quirky figure for the evening by donning a striped shirt styled with a long, thin neck scarf.She slipped her feet into a pair of black square-toed slip-on shoes. Star-studded event: Katie Holmes and Dianna Agron attended the New York screening for As They Made Us in New York City on FridayThe Batman Begins star parted her dark brown hair in the middle and smiled a close-mouthed smile.

Mark Wahlberg headlined a special screening of his latest film, posing for pictures with eager fans who showed up for a sneak peek in Phoenix of the uplifting new drama, Father Stu.The Oscar nominated star looked svelte in all black as he introduced the film based on the true story of Stuart Long, a boxer who leaves his native Montana for Los Angeles with dreams of becoming an actor.While scraping by as a supermarket clerk in the City of Angels, he falls for the beautiful Carmen, (Teresa Ruiz), who thwarts his romantic efforts because he isn't Catholic. Special screening:Mark Wahlberg headlined a special screening of his latest film, posing for pictures with eager fans who showed up for a sneak peek in Phoenix of the uplifting new drama, Father Stu; Mark pictured withBishop Thomas Olmsted Meeting the fans: The Oscar nominated star looked svelte in all black as he introduced the film based on the true story of Stuart Long On his way to conversion, Stu is seriously injured in a terrible motorcycle accident.

Hilaria Baldwin took to Instagram on Friday to share a fun photo with two of her and husband Alec Baldwin's sons.The soon-to-be mom-of-seven, 38, did a handstand with her son Raf, six, with the two touching their feet together.The yoga instructor wrote in her caption, 'I feel like a lucky mama,' with a yellow heart emoji. Active: Hilaria Baldwin took to Instagram on Friday to share a fun photo with two of her and husband Alec Baldwin's sonsHer son Romeo, three, was also pictured, seen in the background as he dropped his mouth open.Hilaria began the caption, 'Don’t know which is my fav part of this: little yogi Raf, my future yoga human inside my pregnant belly, or wild Romeo.' Then she added, '…you know what? All of it…I feel like a lucky mama.' The post received over 14,000 likes from her nearly one million followers.The fit mom wore black leggings with a grey and black sweater tucked into them to keep herself covered while upside down.

Patrice Evra has told former Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku he made a mistake by returning to Chelsea.

Ahead of Manchester City's crunch Premier League meeting with Liverpool on Sunday, Pep Guardiola admitted that Jurgen Klopp's side - and the German himself - are the biggest rivals of his managerial career.

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Everton striker Dominic Calvert Lewin was fined £900 after pleading guilty to speeding while driving a Lamborghini through Runcorn.Chester Magistrates’ Court heard this morning Calvert-Lewin’s vehicle was recorded speeding on the A533 Central Expressway southbound near Halton Lodge towards Beechwood at 1.08pm on August 18 last year.His Lamborghini was travelling at 58mph in a 50mph zone.After initially pleading not guilty to speeding and a charge of failing to provide information, Calvert-Lewin - who was not present in court - changed his speeding plea to guilty via his legal representation Barry Warburton.Prosecutor Michael O’Kane offered no evidence on the charge of failing to provide information meaning the charge was dropped.A magistrates panel, chaired by Roy Baron, fined Calvert-Lewin £900, with an order to pay prosecution costs of £620, all within 28 days, and ordered a surcharge of £90.Three points were added to his licence, meaning he now has six points following a previous incident of speeding on February 28, 2020.Mr Warburton commented that Calvert-Lewin was a “professional footballer” with a “disposable income in excess of £450 per week”.Calvert-Lewin missed Everton's defeat against Wolves on Sunday due to illness according to Frank Lampard. The forward didn't even make the bench but will hope to be back in action on Thursday.The Toffees take on Newcastle in a crunch clash at the bottom of the table - and a victory would move them three points clear of Watford with games in hand.Calvert-Lewin has managed only three goals from his nine appearances during an injury-hit season.

Everton ace Dominic Calvert-Lewin is due in court on Tuesday (March 15) on account of speeding and failing to present valid identification.The England international, 24, will appear at Chester Magistrates Court faced with two motoring offences.Calvert-Lewin failed to appear in the Toffees matchday squad against Wolves on Sunday.Boss Frank Lampard insisted that Everton's Player of the Season missed the game through illness."He is not well, so we will see," said Lampard following their 1-0 defeat at Goodison Park.It is not known in Calvert-Lewin will be back in the squad for their Premier League clash with Newcastle on Thursday evening.The Sheffield-born forward has made just nine top-flight appearances this season after suffering a fractured toe at Brighton.After netting in his opening three Premier League matches, the 24-year-old has failed to score since the back end of August.Calvert-Lewin finished as the Toffees' top scorer last season with 21 goals in all competitions.

Forgotten Nathan Patterson could be set for another chance at Everton with Frank Lampard conceding he is still to find his "right formula."

Wycombe Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth on this week's Soccer Saturday. Stelling could not resist poking fun at the Chairboys boss as the camera cut back to the Soccer Saturday studio after an interview segment.Ainsworth had appeared alongside Rotherham manager Paul Warne ahead of their sides meeting in League One, with an unbuttoned shirt and leather jacket.His exposed chest was copied by Stelling when the show returned to the studio, as he sported a hairy chest similar to that of fictional 1960s spy Powers, played by comedian Mike Myers.Stelling was able to remove his tie and unbutton his shirt whilst Ainsworth and Warne were being interviewed, before revealing the look when he next appeared on screen.As the show returned to the studio, Stelling joked: “Two really good managers, two smashing guys and that Gareth Ainsworth, he’s a trend setter isn’t he.

Everton's time in the Premier League looks numbered after Frank Lampard's side suffered a drubbing at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur.Lampard could only watch on as Antonio Conte's side breached the Toffees defence on five separate occasions on Monday evening.The result leaves Everton hovering precariously above the relegation zone, but they could drop into the bottom three if results go against them.The Toffees haven't dropped out of England's top-flight since 1951, and it's fair to say we live in a different world nowadays. And Daily Star Sport is looking at five footballing things that have happened since Everton were last relegated.

Everton too good to go down? The argument should now be: Are the Toffees good enough to stay up?Never before in their top-flight history have the Blues played 25 games and been sat on just 22 points.They are facing the prospect of returning to the second tier for the first time in 68 years as they sit one point above the Premier League drop zone.Not just because of the position they’re in now, but also because of what is coming for Frank Lampard’s side.If getting hammered 5-0 by Tottenham on Monday wasn’t enough, up next is the visit of Wolves.Then a clash with fellow relegation battlers Newcastle before a run of West Ham, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea.Considering they have won just two of their last 19 league games in a run which has included 14 defeats, it’s not easy to see how the Toffees get out of this situation.“I’ve got no problem with the challenge because I knew exactly what it was when I came here,” said Lampard.But did he really think it would be this bad?The Everton boss can take solace from the fact out of four games at Goodison Park since he’s taken over they’ve won three.But two of those have been FA Cup games and now next week’s quarter-final at Crystal Palace seems more of a distraction, which is causing a backlog in fixtures with four games now needing to be rescheduled.Recovering from a one-sided mauling at Spurs is going to be difficult, too.If Lampard wasn’t aware of the real character inside his dressing room, he would have surely found out on Monday night.But it isn’t just character; there is a lack of form and quality all over the pitch, particularly in defence.They’ve conceded 46 goals this season with only Leeds, Watford and Norwich letting in more.Injuries aren’t helping, either, but

Frank Lampard expects Nathan Patterson to take his Everton debut disappointment "on the chin" - but promised he'll do all he can to help the youngster.