Man Utd legend Paul Scholes filmed topping up petrol roadside from plastic jerry can

Teddi Mellencamp is opening up about her dad John Mellencamp‘s former relationship with Meg Ryan!

Zoe Saldana is enjoying a day out with her husband!

Alissa Simon Film CriticFor his sophomore feature, “Beautiful Beings,” playing in the Berlin Film Festival’s Panorama, Icelandic helmer-writer Gudmundur Arnar Gudmundsson returns to the subject of his prize-winning first feature “Heartstone” (2016): fraught adolescent friendships and difficult family lives. In “Beautiful Beings,” a horrendously bullied youth forms a tentative rapport with a trio of tough outsiders. Together, the boys experiment with aggression and violence, but also learn about loyalty and love.The action is captured with a shooting style that blends naturalism and lyricism, using mostly first-time young actors.

Gary Neville has said that the only time Wayne Rooney let himself down, it hit his Manchester United teammates like a ton of bricks.

Coleen Rooney has opened up about the reason she stood by her man when she encountered problems in her relationship with Wayne Rooney.The popular WAG admitted that she and childhood sweetheart Wayne are "not the lovey-dovey type" as she described how she has learnt to follow her own instincts when it comes to her love life and family.Talking in new Amazon Prime documentary Rooney, Coleen, 35, confessed that she tries to focus on her own thoughts and feelings rather than letting other people's opinions cloud her judgement, which has helped her to hold their family unit together over the years.And Coleen - who tied the knot with the former footballer in 2008 - confirmed that the only people she tends to listen to are her parents because of their "positive outlook".She said: "When you’re making them decisions, you’ve got to focus on what you want and not what else because you have so many people saying different things to you. ‘Why is she getting back with him? She should’ve got rid of him ages ago.’"Obviously I listen to the people that matter to me, my mum and dad, they’ve always given me a positive outlook on things."Coleen then revealed that part of the reason her relationship with Wayne has lasted so long is that they know how to have fun together.She continued: "There’s nothing that we can’t deal with, and that’s my way.

Good Morning Britain star Ben Shephard took a savage swipe at co-star Laura Tobin during the latest edition of the ITV breakfast show as she unveiled her "husky" voice.The 47-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Thursday morning alongside Kate Garraway.Meteorologist Laura was in the studio to provide the latest weather forecast but the weather presenter had a "husky" voice.She explained to viewers that she is still recovering from her night out at the BRIT Awards on Tuesday evening.After providing the latest weather forecast, Ben quizzed Laura on her surprising deep voice.Laura said: "It's from partying at the BRITs two nights ago."Ben cheekily added: "Weather seems more interesting this way.

Hollyoaks newcomer Emily Burnett has definitely made her mark on the village since joining the show as Olivia Bradshaw last year.The 24-year-old Welsh actress joined the cast of the Channel 4 soap last year as Prince McQueen's fiancée and Hollyoaks High teacher.In upcoming scenes, Olivia is fed up with always being outshined by Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) so she gets an idea,.Later, Sally St.Claire (Annie Wallace) confronts Nancy after finding a note in the ask it basket, accusing her of meddling in the sex education programme.Nancy knows exactly who’s behind the note, but has it got anything to do with Olivia?Fans will have to wait to see if the pair will ever become friends.Away from the cameras, Emily leads a less dramatic lifestyle.The TV star shot to fame over a decade ago and has remained on our screens ever since.As Olivia is set to take centre stage in upcoming Hollyoaks scenes, Daily Star has taken a sneak peek into Emily's life.Emily appeared in an episode of CBBC show The Sparicle Mystery back in 2011.The series follows a group of 10 children within modern Britain, where an experiment at a Large Hadron Collider-like facility, the Sparticle Project, goes wrong, sending anybody aged 15 and over into a parallel dimension at exactly 11:11 am. She made her professional stage debut in a production of Love is the Revolution at the Soho Theatre.A year later, she starred in a production titled Beacons.In 2017, Burnett was cast in the CBBC series The Dumping Ground as Charlie Morris.

Manchester United have long had a reputation for giving first-team opportunities to youngsters.Famously, the Red Devils have named an academy graduate in every matchday squad since 1938, while the club's Cliff training ground has passed into legend as the place where the likes of David Beckham and Paul Scholes honed their craft. But for every Gary Neville, Nicky Butt and Marcus Rashford who made the grade at Old Trafford, there's a Josh Harrop, Tom Thorpe or Donald Love who got a sweet - but brief - taste of first-team life at United.

Cristiano Ronaldo to order him to leave training during his first spell at Manchester United.Ronaldo's dedication to his craft has seen him become the game's greatest goalscorer and a five-time Ballon d'Or winner.The 36-year-old has hit the ground running in his second spell at United, having scored crucial goals including the last-gasp winner against Villarreal in the Champions League on Wednesday night.And his former team-mate Nicky Butt says Ronaldo's dedication was evident even after he first arrived at Old Trafford as a teenager, when he would stay behind at training for hours to practise his skills.And in a new book, 'Viva Ronaldo', he revealed Ferguson even had to shout at the young star to get off the training pitch as the legendary

Manchester United will never want to rip off. But the harsh truth is that even the genius of Cristiano Ronaldo is not the cure for United's long-term problems.

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Manchester United’s legendary boss Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed he has only missed management once since retiring.Sir Alex retired as Red Devils manager in 2013, an incredible 26-years after he initially took over and made United arguably the biggest club in the world.The Scot won 13 Premier League titles and two Champions League trophies on his way to being regarded as one of the greatest ever, but does not think he would have what it takes at the top level anymore.And Ferguson has admitted he has only ever missed his former role on one occasion when Real Madrid played Atletico Madrid in the 2014 Champions League final.

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Manchester United were never interested in Wesley Sneijder during his tenure.The former Real Madrid and Inter playmaker was constantly linked with a move to Old Trafford during Ferguson’s few years at the helm, but no such move materialised.Sneijder was part of Mourinho’s historic treble winning side and the Dutchman came close to winning the Ballon d’Or in 2010.And Ferguson has finally shed the light on whether United were ever interested in Sneijder on an episode of the club’s official podcast."Well, you mention the boy Sneijder," Ferguson said when asked about the former player.“That's come up a lot of times but we were never interested in Sneijder. I don't know where that came from but you get a lot of them.

Manchester United star Darren Fletcher says Sir Alex Ferguson went "absolutely mental" at him even before he’d joined the club. Fletcher was considering turning down a move to Old Trafford in favour of joining Newcastle, prompting his former boss to launch into a huge rant down the phone.

Manchester United's new boy Jadon Sancho has found himself in the firing line of Red Devils legend Paul Ince.Sancho arrived in Manchester from Borussia Dortmund over the summer for almost £80million, but his arrival was immediately overshadowed by United's acquisition of Cristiano Ronaldo.However, Ince hasn't been impressed by the English winger following his arrival to Old Trafford.Ince was a big part of Sir Alex Ferguson's United in the early 1990s, and he spent six years in the red half of Manchester.But he has called out Sancho's 'showboating' after United were eliminated from the Carabao Cup in the week."I get that Sancho is still learning, he's still young," Ince vented to The United Stand."But this is not a FIFA game, it's not all

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Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has explained the extreme lengths Cristiano Ronaldo would go to in training to set himself apart from the rest.Scholes and Ronaldo were team-mates for six years at Old Trafford during the 36-year-old's first stint with United from 2003-2009.During that period they achieved enormous success under the management of Sir Alex Ferguson, winning three Premier League titles, a Champions League, an FA Cup and a League Cup.Ronaldo's individual progression, which included winning his first Ballon d'Or in 2008, saw him move onto Real Madrid, and Scholes has now revealed how the Portugal international achieved such greatness.When asked a question about Ronaldo and former United number seven Eric Cantona, Scholes

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Manchester United defender Phil Jones has revealed what legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson said to him to boost his morale during injury struggles.The 29-year-old has suffered a torrid past few years with persistent injury problems which have kept him side-lined for long spells and attracted criticism from pundits and fans.Jones’ meniscal damage on his right knee has constantly caused trouble for the former England international, leaving him in the “lowest state” he had ever been as human being over the past year.But in an interview with the Times, Jones explained how a meeting this year with his former boss lifted his spirits.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star