Premier League rivals concerned Liverpool have signed 'next Frank Lampard'

Matt LeBlanc was pictured publicly for the first time since reports emerged that he has split from his girlfriend, Aurora Mulligan. Over the weekend, it was claimed that the Friends actor, 54, and the 36 year old Top Gear producer parted ways after nearly six years together.

They're known to be very fond of dogs, but what you may not know is that Victoria and David Beckham have spent more than £2,000 on designer beds and treats for their pet pooches. Victoria, 47, has three cocker spaniels and each has a plush crate in their Miami, Cotswolds and London homes.The dogs, named Olive, Fig and Sage, have bedding sets which include a crate, cover, bumper and cushion, and the price starts at £274.99 and can cost up to £384.99.

Rihanna has reassured fans new music is coming.The Work hitmaker recently revealed she is expecting her first childwith long-time partner A$AP Rocky, and the 33-year-old singer has insisted becoming a mom will not stop her from releasing her long-awaited follow-up to 2016's Anti.'Well, yes … You're still going to getmusic from me,' the beauty told Entertainment Tonightthis weekend. Mama will make music: Rihanna has said she'll deliver new music soon.

Vanessa Bryant shared a sweet memory on her Instagram on Tuesday with her late husband Kobe Bryant and referred to him as her 'forever valentine'.'Happy Valentine’s Day, Baby. My Forever Valentine.

Alyssa Scott shared a heartbreaking tribute ahead of Valentine's Day to her and Nick Cannon's son Zen, who tragically passed away from a brain tumor at just five months old in December.On Sunday, the model posted photos and a video of the infant, who was clad in a fuzzy brown onesie with teddy bear ears as he laid on a bed.'I can imagine us the night before Valentine’s Day filling out cards to hand to your classmates,' Alyssa wrote in the emotional caption. Sad:Alyssa Scott shared a heartbreaking tribute ahead of Valentine's Day to her and Nick Cannon's son Zen, who tragically passed away from a brain tumor at just five months old in December.She continued, 'All signed with your handwriting.. I know it would say: love, Zen.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor founder and guiatrist Efrim Menuck has officially released the band's iconically mysterious 1993 debut tape, All Lights Fucked on the Hairy Amp Drooling. The project, released in a limited run of 33 cassettes, was a Smile for the internet age — a rare treasure potentially lost to the ether, famously commanding a multi-terrabyte bounty on What.CD that was never paid out.

Naomi Campbell has a new cover girl in her life! The supermodel’s 9-month-old daughter made her grand debut, alongside her mother, on the cover of.For the cover, Campbell, 51, wears a black two-piece ensemble as she holds onto her nude baby girl. While her daughter’s face is turned away from the camera, you can see her head full of curls.  Inside the magazine, Campbell doesn’t share many details about her little love’s arrival or the process of having her but confirms that she is not adopted.

Every year, Black stories told on TV and movies get richer, more complex and entertaining. From the classic tales of our childhood to the relatable features that shape our adulthood, there's always a project or two that blossoms into a cult favorite or features characters so compelling that they stick in our minds and become grand fixtures in pop culture.  Whether they're bursting onto the screen as the main character or standing out as a breakout star, from the way they dish out witty one-liners to their seminal sense of style, these characters transcend their stories and become icons of media that withstand the test of time and drive us to rewatch their scenes just to fall in love with them, over and over again.Of course, there are the obvious titans of Black cinematic nostalgia, such as 's Uhura (Nichelle Nichols), 's Isis (Gabrielle Union), 's Frozone (Samuel L.

Thomas Tuchel has given some insight into how the Chelsea squad welcomed him to the club after being parachuted in after Frank Lampard's dismissal.

Jurgen Klopp and his homesick Liverpool flops.Mount's stunning first half strike secured a huge win for Chelsea as Thomas Tuchel's revolution saw him make it 10 games unbeaten since replacing Frank Lampard.Talk about two teams travelling in opposite directions.The champions have now lost five straight league games at Anfield for the first time ever - and Klopp's men are now hurtling backwards even faster than the Blues are heading forwards.Klopp has grown accustomed to making history on Merseyside, but him and his team are now creating it for all the wrong reasons.Having won the Champions League 21 months ago, the title holders might not even be in the competition at all next season as the crisis deepens.The Premier League title holders

John Barnes has warned Steven Gerrard that taking the Liverpool job will be all about "timing" as he references the decline of Frank Lampard at Chelsea.

Christine Lampard has been photographed going on a walk with her husband Frank and their daughter Patricia. The 42 year old, who has been going on several outings with her family amid the coronavirus pandemic, was seen beaming with a wide smile plastered across her face while pushing a stroller along in Chelsea, London.

They revealed in January that they are expecting their second child. And Christine and Frank Lampard enjoyed a family outing with their daughter Patricia, two, in Chelsea on Monday.

straight to your inbox every day for freeOle Gunnar Solskjaer launched a furious tirade at 'outside influences' having an impact on referees in Manchester United games this season, following the stalemate with Chelsea.The 0-0 draw at Stamford Bridge was marked by a controversial moment in the first half when United were denied a penalty for what appeared to be a Callum Hudson-Odoi handball. Referee Stuart Attwell was told by the VAR to consult the screen on the side of the pitch, but after doing so decided against awarding United a spot-kick.

Timo Werner has admitted he feels "guilty" about former boss Frank Lampard's sacking at Chelsea following his barren run of form in front of goal.

Chelsea forward Timo Werner felt guilty when the club decided to part ways with Frank Lampard in January because of his failings in front of goal.The Germany international, who scored 95 goals across 159 appearances for RB Leipzig, went 14 games without a goal in the Premier League prior to their win over Newcastle.Lampard was dismissed after nine of those matches following five defeats in eight domestic outings, and was swiftly replaced by former PSG boss Thomas Tuchel.Werner has now spoken openly about his struggles since moving to Stamford Bridge for £47m, and how he is getting back on track under his fellow German.Speaking to Sky Sports before the clash against Manchester United on Sunday, he said of his recent troubles in front of

Chelsea take on Manchester United on Sunday in a potentially huge clash for both sides as the race for the top four hots up.

Neil Lennon's resignation this week.Assistant manager John Kennedy will step in until the end of the season, but the real excitement for fans is who will step in permanently.With the league title with Rangers and a number of players likely to leave whoever takes over has a big job ahead of him.Former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe is among the favourites for the role, having impressed in the English Premier League.Former Liverpool and Real Madrid boss Rafa Benitez is also in the frame, though there will be plenty of competition for his services.Scotland boss Steve Clarke, former player Roy Keane, Chelsea legend Frank Lampard and Belgium manager Roberto Martinez have also been linked with the role at Parkhead.Follow all the latest LIVE

Chelsea after Frank Lampard's sacking last month, according to reports in Italy. The Italian was in charge of the Blues after just one season in the 2018/19 season, leaving to join Juventus after achieving Champions League football and a Europa League win.Sarri left on a sour note, with Chelsea fans unhappy with his style of football.But according to Italian journalist Ciro Venerato, Stamford Bridge chief Marina Granovskaia wanted the controversial boss to replace Lampard last month.

Celtic according to former Chelsea team mate and close friend Eddie Newton.But the ex-Stamford Bridge defender admits it would be box office if another Blues hero took over at Parkhead.Recently sacked Frank Lampard is among the bookies’ favourites to replace Neil Lennon and set up the mouthwatering prospect of renewing his rivalry with old foe Steven Gerrard in the dug out.Former England manager Steve McClaren asked Newton on Sky Sports News: “What about Frank Lampard? Imagine Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard Celtic against Rangers - wow that would pull them in!”Newton replied: “Yeah! I think Frank will still be licking his wounds.“He will be keeping an eye on all different scenarios that are happening.

 “Yeah, no, disappointing.