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M&S Food has dropped its Christmas advert for 2023 - and you may recognise some of the famous voices that appear in it.

Wrexham's Hollywood owners briefly considered taking on Celtic and Rangers with ARBROATH – but the massive divide between Glasgow's big two and the rest of Scottish football put them off.

Awww! Another amazing birthday present between these two besties!

Disney fans can get the chance to get free access to its popular streaming service for two months.

Earlier this month, Disney+ users scrambled to get their monthly subscription price slashed to £1.99 as the streaming platform launched a flash deal. Usually costing £7.99, the flash discount saw the monthly subscription price slashed to £1.99 - a saving of £6 - and cheaper than competitors Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hayu.

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia joke when he met Rob McElhenney, it’s been revealed.As part of the second season of their documentary series Welcome To Wrexham, McElhenney and Wrexham AFC co-owner Ryan Reynolds met Charles and Camilla at the club’s Racecourse Ground.As revealed to Metro by the pair’s colleague Humphrey Ker, Charles marked his meeting with McElhenney by making a joke about his famous TV show.Ker revealed that McElhenney and Reynolds “did their training” and took the meeting with the royals “very seriously,” adding: “I think they prepared well for everything and it all passed off without a hitch.”When meeting McElhenney, Charles was told by the actor that he now lives in Los Angeles, but was raised in Philadelphia. “I hear it’s always sunny there,” the King responded, with Ker saying that it was definitely a deliberate reference. “He knew full well. He was very pleased with his joke and he said that he’s got people to tell him, keep him abreast of what’s going on and set him up for these sorts of things.

Welcome to Wrexham has made its return to UK screens and we already have more fascinating insight into the daily running of the football club.

Welcome To Wrexham returns for its second season this month.The documentary series follows the story behind Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s takeover of Welsh football club Wrexham AFC. The show’s first season documents the pair’s acquisition and their efforts with the team in the 2021-22 season.The second season picks up after the team failed to land a promotion to the English Football League in 2022, as they fight for promotion once again in the 2022-23 season.After it premiered last year, the show has been nominated for six Emmys, including Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program.The second season premieres Tuesday September 12 on FX in the US at 10pm local time.

fall TV preview of the new shows that are premiering in the coming months found there to be — with some notable exceptions! — pretty slim pickings amid the dual Hollywood strikes. With returning shows, however, viewers will have much more to look forward to this fall, whether you’re a fan of “Loki” or “Love Is Blind,” or “Survivor” or “Our Flag Means Death” or… see, there are lots of exciting shows to come! And we haven’t even mentioned the new installments of “The Gilded Age” and “Fargo” — or one our favorites here at Variety, “The Morning Show,” which is very much up to its old tricks in Season 3, and we mean that in the best way.

Ryan Reynolds made sure he was ready to meet the newest monarch of England, King Charles III.

The Premier League could be set for a dip in popularity after a new study found Generation Z football fans in the USA are starting to prefer the MLS to other major leagues.

Benjamin Cremaschi might be prepared to side-step his conversation with Inter Miami captain Lionel Messi when making a key decision over his international future.

Portugal. The Man.Earlier this month (August 6), Charlie Day – who stars in the long-running TV sitcom It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia – joined Portugal. The Man during their concert at the Hollywood Bowl to perform the song that he had created for the hit TV series.Watch the performance – and the crowd’s singalong – of Portugal.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are gearing up for a brand new season of Welcome To Wrexham.

The second season of “Welcome to Wrexham,” which will debut on September 12, has its first teaser online thanks to FX.

second season, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney see the Welsh football club that they purchased in 2020 triumph, winning their first league title in 45 years, and being promoted to the EFL League Two.Oh, and also? «The King of England called,» Reynolds marvels in the season 2 trailer, which FX and Hulu released on Thursday.The reality series follows Reynolds and McElhenney's athletic adventure with Wrexham AFC as they've embraced the working class town in North Wales and the passionate Wrexham fans that has cheered on the Red Dragons football team since their founding in 1864.After a heartbreaking loss in the semi-final at the end of the 2021-22 season, the A-list owners harnessed every bit of their star power and the club's finances to try and bring a title back to Wrexham. And yes, they also got a visit from King Charles III.Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds meet King Charles III in 'Welcome to Wrexham' season 2 trailer.But there's a tough road ahead, which will play out throughout Wrexham's second season.

Wrexham AFC co-chairman Ryan Reynolds and Wolverine star Hugh Jackman brought Hollywood fever to Wrexham on Saturday.The pair were in town for Wrexham's return to the English Football League after 15 years as they faced MK Dons. After heading on the pitch to meet some Reds fans, the pair made their way back to their seats but delighted fans as they stopped to sign autographs and take selfies. Despite the huge crowds of people, both Ryan, 46, and Hugh took time out to create some lifelong memories with the home fans.The fans could be seen beaming once they managed to see the Hollywood legends.

Hugh Jackman is showing his support of “Deadpool 3” co-star Ryan Reynolds’ soccer team while production on the highly anticipated film has halted due to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes.

Wrexham will be chasing another Hollywood fairytale as the club look to record back-to-back promotions when the League Two season kicks off this weekend.

Another US celebrity entered into the world of English football this week when Tom Brady surprisingly announced he had invested in Birmingham City.

NFL legend Tom Brady has become the latest high-profile American star to take an interest in British football, or should that be soccer?