Kylian Mbappe sends message after PSG's game against Istanbul suspended

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Anderson Cooper, 54, and his former partner, Benjamin Maisani, 49, have taken amicable co-parenting to a whole new level! On Feb. 11, Anderson announced during CNN’s A360 broadcast that he and Ben – who co-parent their 22-month-old son, Wyatt – are now proud fathers to a second son, Sebastian Luke, who was born earlier this month via surrogate. HollywoodLife has spoken EXCLUSIVELY to a friend close to the two men, who said that the recent birth of baby Sebastian has “strengthened their bond” as “lifelong partners” like never before.

The racially motivated 1993 murder of 19-year-old Stephen Lawrence in southeast London made headlines — but for all the wrong reasons.It took nearly 20 years for two of his killers to be brought to justice against the backdrop of a massive coverup by the Metropolitan Police. That long narrative road is the crux of “Conviction: The Case of Stephen Lawrence,” a three-part series on Acorn TV starring Steve Coogan as dogged DCI Clive Driscoll, who reopened the case and spent six years getting to the truth of what really happened that night.“Conviction” aired last August on ITV in the UK under the title “Stephen.” It’s not the first time that ITV dramatized the case; a 1997 movie, “The Murder of Stephen Lawrence,” starred Marianne Jeanne-Baptiste and Hugh Quarshie as Steven’s parents, Doreen and Neville Lawrence.Quarshie reprises his role in “Conviction,” with Sharlene Whyte as Doreen.

daughter of a church pastor has revealed how she became a millionaire from uploading X-rated videos to the internet.Nala Ray, 23, claims she now makes £150,000 from people subscribing to her OnlyFans — and says that her religious family have told her they "still love her" despite disapproving of her career choice.The adult star said that she has "expensive tastes" and enjoys spending her earnings on designer clothes and other treats, even recently buying herself a brand new Porsche.Nala also shared how he lashed back against her "strict" rebellious upbringing, which stopped her from dating or engaging in pre-martial sex.She said: "My childhood was very strict, I was basically raised in church."Church played a very big role in my life in my childhood. I felt like we always had to do things for people because we were the pastor's family."Nala divulged that she "always had to do things for people" as a youngster because of who family were, adding: "Everything had to be very modest, I couldn't tie my hair, I had little control over how much makeup I could wear."These days she lives in a $2,200,000 (£1,621,187) mansion in Los Angeles with her boyfriend Alfie, who also makes a living on OnlyFans.Nala launched her account in May 2020 and made $85,000 in her first month – on top of her full-time wage as a dental assistant, a job she eventually quit to focus on OnlyFans full-time.Discussing whether she is still a Christian in an interview last year, she said: "I definitely still believe in God but I’m not pursuing a relationship with God at the moment.

Seth Rogen has a theory about why the Oscars ratings haven’t been stellar in the past years.

Georginio Wijnaldum's future continues to dominate headlines as the Liverpool midfielder prepares to enter the final six months of his deal.

PSG vs Istanbul Basaksehir has resumed from the 14th minute this evening after Tuesday's Champions League clash was suspended.

Players from PSG and Istanbul Basaksehir both wore t-shirts that read “NO TO RACISM” before their clash resumed.

Champions League clash with Istanbul Basaksehir were not racist.The tie was abandoned after Sebastian Coltescu was alleged to have called Istanbul assistant coach Pierre Webo ‘the black one’.Webo was sent off following an exchange with Coltescu, who is believed to have said: “The black one over there. Go and check who he is.

Benfica manager Jorge Jesus is facing backlash after claiming racism allegations have become "very fashionable" following an incident in PSG and Istanbul Basaksehir's fixture.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho has admitted his sadness at the incident that saw PSG’s Champions League tie with Istanbul Basaksehir abandoned on Tuesday.The clash was called off after 14 minutes with both teams leaving the pitch with fourth official Sebastian Coltescu accused of referring to Basaksehir assistant boss Pierre Webo as “black”.The game is set to be played to a conclusion on Wednesday with a new team of officials replacing referee Ovidiu Hategan and Co.Hategan had sent Eric Bailly off for Manchester United while Mourinho was in charge of the Red Devils back in 2017.And the current Spurs boss has opened up on his sadness from Tuesday’s incidents, hoping to never see anything similar again.“It is a very sad situation,” Mourinho

Paris St-Germain and Istanbul Basaksehir’s Champions League clash on Tuesday night could be handed a 10-game ban.Both sets of teams walked off the pitch in Paris after Romanian official Sebastian Costantin Coltescu was accused of referring to Basaksehir assistant boss Pierre Webo as “black”.Former Chelsea striker Demba Ba could be seen confronting the officials furiously while demanding an explanation for Coltescu’s choice of language at the Parc des Princes.After the two teams only agreed to return to the pitch if he was replaced as fourth official, the match will be resumed from the 14th minute at 5:55pm on Wednesday night.And going by UEFA’s anti-racism rulebook, which European football’s governing body have confirmed applies to match

Former Cheslea and Juventus forward Adrian Mutu has defended his fellow Romanian Sebastian Coltescu over an alleged racist remark.

PSG vs Istanbul Basaksehir referee Ovidiu Hategan has been embroiled in racism controversy in the past. The Romanian professional ref, who oversaw matches at both Euro 2016 and the Rio Summer Olympics, failed to find a solution to the incident on Tuesday in which fourth official Sebastian Coltescu was accused of directing a slur at Pierre Webo.Although the game is set to go ahead on Wednesday with a new team of match officials, the incident has seen controversy surrounding Hategan from the past resurface.Former FCSB striker Harlem Gnohere has given his thoughts of crowd chants during a tie against Dinamo in 2018, a match in which Hategan was questioned for his actions.

Manchester United won't be able to get a late reprieve in the Champions League regardless of the Paris Saint-Germain vs Istanbul Basaksehir result.

Play has been suspended for around an hour in PSG’s Champions League clash against Istanbul Basaksehir after an alleged racist remark.

TV footage has picked up exactly what Romanian fourth official Sebastian Coltescu said to result in the PSG and Istanbul Basaksehir players walking off the pitch during their Champions League clash.

PSG vs Istanbul Basaksehir was suspended this evening after alleged racial abuse from the fourth official at the Parc des Princes.

direct to your inboxParis Saint-Germain's Champions League clash against Istanbul Basaksehir was suspended in the first half following an alleged racist incident.PSG, who are competing with Manchester United and RB Leipzig for a spot in the knockout phase of the competition, walked off the field in solidarity with their Turkish opponents following a confrontation on the touchline.It is alleged that the fourth official, Sebastian Coltescu, made a racist remark towards Basaksehir's assistant manager.A Uefa statement said: “Following an alleged incident involving the fourth official the match was temporarily suspended. After consultation with both teams it was agreed the match would restart with a different fourth official.

Demba Ba furiously confronted the fourth official who was accused of using racist language towards Istanbul Basaksehir's assistant manager during their game against PSG.

Paris Saint-Germain players walked off the pitch after fourth official Sebastian Coltescu was accused of making a racist comment.The pair met in the final Champions League group game with the French champions looking to secure the win that would take them through as group winners.With 13 minutes on the clock though there was a flare-up on the touchline, with Pierre Webo appearing to accuse the Romanian fourth official of making a racist comment.He was sent off but former Chelsea striker Demba Ba, among the substitutes, backed up the allegation and Basaksehir walked off the pitch.Home players Presnel Kimpembe and Neymar also asked for an explanation.The Frenchman was picked up saying: "What? What? Is he serious? We are heading in.