Nottingham Forest 'to make Liverpool flop their first summer signing' in club record deal

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Fusion Entertainment has signed veteran Filipino actress Dolly de Leon, who gots her long-overdue international breakout role in Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or-Winner Triangle of Sadness, for management across all areas.

J. Kim Murphy Searchlight Pictures has pulled back the curtain on “See How They Run,” the production company’s upcoming murder mystery starring a detective duo played by Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan.

Conor Bradley pointed to the conversations he had with Ian Evatt about the style of play at Bolton Wanderers and the desire for the club to achieve promotion as key factors behind his loan move from Liverpool.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorLegendary rocker Alice Cooper, who should need no introduction, has signed with CAA to represent his touring in North America.He has sold more than 50 million albums over the years and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2011. His nightly radio show, “Nights With Alice Cooper,” continues to air in nearly 100 cities in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and the U.K.

Liverpool and Manchester City have both added top talents to their squad this summer with the arrivals of Darwin Nunez at Anfield and Erling Haaland at the Etihad.The two clubs were already considered two of the best teams in Europe before these big-money signings, with both teams pushing each other to be better season after season. Jurgen Klopp's side finished just a single point behind City in the Premier League last season as the two sides battled it out for the league title until the final day, with Pep Guardiola's side just pipping the Reds.Liverpool missed out on a famous quadruple by a single goal and single point in the 2021/22 season, but did win both domestic cups, meaning Klopp has now won every club trophy available during his time on Merseyside.

Liverpool are expected to dip back into the Portuguese Primeira Liga with a bid for Otavio.The Reds have already acted quickly this summer to ensure that they have a top-quality squad to go to war with next season, signing a replacement for Sadio Mane in a matter of weeks after it was revealed he wanted to depart. The Senegal winger left for Bayern Munich in a deal worth £35million, which went a long way to funding the Nunez deal completed prior.

drug cartel boss has been sentenced to nine years in prison amid a succession crisis at the top of the feared criminal organisation.Ismael 'Mayito Gordo' Zambada, 38, previously pleaded guilty to importing and distributing methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana in the US, and was sentenced at a hearing on Friday (June 24).Addressing him, the judge said: "You admit that you became a leader within the Sinaloa Cartel and were responsible for various aspects of the cartel's operations, specifically... the transportation and the distribution of large quantities of illicit substances."READ MORE: Alleged cartel hitman for El Chapo's sons 'caught masturbating in public under car' His father, Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, became the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel following Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán's third arrest in Mexico in 2016.

Ben Woodburn was Liverpool's next big thing.The midfielder became the club's youngest ever goalscorer in 2016 after netting against Leeds as a 17-year-old - breaking Michael Owen's long-standing record - and apparently impressed manager Jurgen Klopp so much that the German began easing him into the senior side there and then.But six years and four underwhelming loan spells later, the Welshman was released without any fanfare, with his stock so low that even Preston North End didn't have the confidence to hand him a contract without taking him on trial first.With Woodburn's downfall in mind, Daily Star Sport has taken a look back at seven other wonderkids who inexplicably fell off the face of the earth.READ MORE: Liverpool release forgotten star Jurgen Klopp used to rave about as departures confirmedIn 2004, Freddy Adu was America's answer to Lionel Messi.Dubbed "the next Pele" after making his professional debut at just 14-years-old, Adu looked to have the world at his feet with clubs across Europe eagerly tracking his progress.He went on trial with Manchester United in 2006, though work permit issues scuppered a potential move, and was forced to wait another year until Benfica came calling to get his shot at the big time. Though sadly for the Ghanaian-born attacking, his spell in Portugal was a disaster.He featured just 11 times for the club before being shipped out on loan and spent the next four years nomadically hopping around Europe like a party-hungry gap year student.

Richard Gere caused a sexual awakening in Anderson Cooper.

MODEL Hannah Cooper is a real dish out of water as she emerges from the sea in a white swimsuit. Hannah, 31, posed for the pictures as part of a swimwear campaign.

Maintaining relationships with relatives is a key theme on Saturday - while Leo is advised that a visit to a family member could blossom the bond, Scorpio is encouraged to resolve family misunderstandings in a cooperative manner. There are 12 zodiac signs - Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces - and the horoscopes for each can give you the lowdown on what your future holds, be it in work, your love life, your friends and family or more. These daily forecasts have been compiled by astrologer Russell Grant, who has been reading star signs for over 50 years.

Anderson Cooper is opening up about his sexual awakening and the celebrity who was involved in helping him realize he is gay.

Manori Ravindran International EditorWhite Pine Pictures executive Andrew Munger has re-launched his outfit Ultramagnetic Productions with a slate of drama and documentary projects.Munger first operated Ultramagnetic Productions from 1997 to 2004, producing non-fiction projects including “Walmart Nation,” “Campaign: The Making of a Candidate,” “Xanadu: In Search of Domestic Perfection” and “Make Some Noise!” for networks such as the CBC, Discovery, History and Life/Slice. He shuttered the company in 2005 to run television production at World Vision, Canada’s largest non-profit organization, before moving to Toronto’s White Pine Pictures in 2014.After eight years, Munger is stepping down from his role as director of unscripted development at White Pine in order to restart Ultramagnetic.

Wilson Chapman editorBigotry is the real horror in the first teaser for “They/Them,” a new slasher film about conversion therapy starring Kevin Bacon and Theo Germaine.Written and directed by John Logan, “They/Them” stars Bacon as Owen Whistler, the director of a conversion therapy camp dedicated to “curing” LGBTQ+ teenagers of their sexual and gender identities. Over the course of a week-long session at the camp, Whistler butts heads with Jordan (played by Germaine), a trans and nonbinary teen who made a deal with their parents to legally emancipate themself after attending the camp.

Warner Music Group said Wednesday that it has begun planning for the succession of chief executive Stephen Cooper and expects to announce a new CEO by the end of 2023.

Cooper Raiff has been embracing a nomadic lifestyle, crashing with friends in Los Angeles and traveling to national parks while he’s in between jobs. But the lack of a permanent residence does have its drawbacks. He moved into a new sublet in Queens — where he’s preparing to shoot a movie — late last week and opened the door to a disaster zone, the kind of mess that compels one to immediately wash the bed sheets.“If I’m going be put up by this movie for a year, I don’t want to pay for something during that,” he says, noting that producers of his upcoming film will soon supply housing.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorSteve Cooper, CEO of Warner Music Group for the past 11 years, will step down next year, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal that was confirmed to Variety by a rep for the company.The transition will be a gradual one, the rep emphasized, as the company seeks a suitable successor.Warner is the third-largest major music group, after Universal and Sony, and Cooper has run it with a firm, calm and non-flamboyant hand through the first decade of the streaming era and as it went public for a second time in the early months of the pandemic in 2020. The company earnings were declining at the time of his arrival and he not only reversed that trend but doubled its revenue and embraced new technologies and business opportunities.

Liverpool scouted 15 players before making the decision to sign Jurgen Klopp's fourth choice Mohamed Salah in the summer transfer window of 2017.There were a lot of doubts over Salah's signing before he made the £36.9million switch to Anfield from Roma - their club-record transfer signing at the time. The Egypt international's previous spell at Chelsea in 2014 didn't quite scream success, and many questioned why Liverpool would fork out for him.The Reds tried to secure his signing back in 2013 before he decided to move to Stamford Bridge.

Christopher Vourlias Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk, whose feature debut “Pamfir” premiered in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight section, and director and former political prisoner Oleh Sentsov (“Rhino”) are among the Ukrainian filmmakers who say they’re “distraught” by the inclusion of a Russian film in the main competition at the Transilvania Film Festival.In a statement posted on Monday to the Facebook page for “Pamfir,” the filmmakers spoke out against the selection of Russian director Lado Kvataniya’s “The Execution” as one of 12 features competing for the Transilvania Trophy, criticizing the “illusion of cultural reconciliation” created by the festival’s decision and insisting that “art does not exist outside of politics.” The filmmakers noted that Kvataniya’s psychological thriller was produced with the support of the state-backed Russian Film Fund as well as Kinoprime, the $100 million film fund bankrolled by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, who has been sanctioned by the U.K.

Liverpool's signing of Calvin Ramsay has been questioned by Chelsea icon Pat Nevin.The Reds secured the signature of right-back Ramsay, 18, at the weekend for a deal worth an initial £4million with £2.5m in add-ons. He's arrived from Aberdeen on a five-year deal and is set to be back-up to Trent Alexander-Arnold next season.It comes after a breakout season north of the border for the Scotland under-21 international, for which he was named the SFWA Young Player of the Year.