Roy Keane could be Patrick Vieira's assistant at Crystal Palace, jokes David James

Andrew Whitworth drops by an upcoming edition of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, where the Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle opens up about the team’s win at this year’s Super Bowl.

Editors Note: In Hollie McKay’s latest special report for Deadline, the veteran foreign affairs correspondent and Only Cry for the Living: Memos from Inside the ISIS Battlefield author is in eastern Ukraine, where Vladimir Putin’s forces loom just over the border as Russia threatens a possible invasion.

Paramount‘s big ViacomCBS Investors Event held this afternoon dropped a barrage of Paramount+ television offerings news about the Taylor Sheridan-verse, yet another “Yellowstone” spin-off, more “South Park,” “Halo” news, and more. However, that’s not all the offered in their battalion of announcements meant to dazzle investors and Wall Street.

Radio Times: "I said, 'Look, I’m not Jewish – and really, really think about it because if you want to withdraw the offer to me, I have absolutely no hard feelings."'I would absolutely understand if you want to go another route.'"He did think about it and he said, 'Yes, I want you to do it,’ and so that gave me, in a way, the confidence to go forward.'The movie star added that casting has "sort of exploded from the inside out", but she does agree that "it’s all about opportunity"."Without opportunity, you can do nothing," she smiled."And if the discussion has to be had around my performance then – oh my God – I hope that I’m all right as Golda, because if I’m not..."While Mirren may feel a little apprehensive about her debut, we are without doubt that her portrayal will be nothing short of fantastic.She is undeniably one of Britain's most iconic actresses, having starred in countess movies and TV series, won an Oscar and 126 other awards alongside 134 nominations for her portrayals on-screen.While working on Golda, the 76-year-old has also got another film out this year; one that she hopes will help her "break free" from a character she's been associated with for a decade.The Duke, which is set in 1961, follows 60-year-old taxi driver Kempton Bunton, who steals Goya's portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London.He sends ransom notes saying that he will return the painting if the government invests more in care for the elderly.Mirren spoke about her character in the comedy-drama, the final film from director Roger Michell, who died last September.She plays Dorothy Bunton, a charlady who's married to real-life character Kempton Bunton, played by Jim Broadbent, and Dorothy's drab, worn-down

Dolly Parton, 76, has managed to keep her marriage to husband-of-55-years Carl Thomas Dean, totally elusive.

Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox

Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox

Raheem Sterling and Jack Grealish for their actions, or lack thereof, during England's penalty shootout against Roberto Mancini's Italy side - who were triumphant on English soil in the final of Euro 2020.Having taken an early lead courtesy of Luke Shaw's second-minute strike, the fastest goal in European Championship final history, England spent much of the tie absorbing pressure from their visitors.This proved unsustainable, as Leonardo Bonnuci bundled the ball beyond Jordan Pickford just after the hour mark to level the scores at 1-1.The score-line remained the same after 120 minutes of football, with neither side coming particularly close during the 30 minutes of extra-time, ensuring the tournament's victors would be determined by the

Euro 2020 ended in heartbreak for England, with Italy ultimately coming out on top on penalties after the game ended 1-1 after extra-time. England could not have got off to a better start though, with Luke Shaw putting them 1-0 up with the fastest ever goal in a European Championship final.

Mirror: “It was a day like many others when I took a call from an agent who said, ‘Would you be interested in Chiellini?’.“I replied, ‘Does a child like Christmas? Absolutely, we would, yes. But there’s no chance he’ll come here’.“He said, ‘Leave it with me’, so I did.

England manager Gareth Southgate before their Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark - despite claiming he "tried to cut me in half" during their playing days.Southgate is hoping to mastermind England's first semi-final victory at a major tournament since 1966 on Wednesday night, with the Three Lions currently locking horns with Denmark at Wembley.The 50-year-old has performed better than anyone expected when he first took charge of the national side in 2017, also guiding them to the World Cup semi-finals in 2018.And before England's clash with the Danes Southgate received something very rare - a few nice words from legendary Man Utd hard-man Keane.The pair went head to head on several occasions in their playing careers, before locking horns

Want Euro 2020 news sent straight to your inbox? Sign up to our email updates

Manchester United legend is part of the ITV punditry team covering England's Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark at Wembley. It saw them produce a segment on the song 'Sweet Caroline', which has become an anthem for the Three Lions under Gareth Southgate.And viewers were treated to a video message from the song's writer Neil Diamond, showing his support from across the pond in the USA.Presenter Mark Pougatch took the chance to ask Keane - famed for his no-nonsense approach to football and punditry - for his thoughts on the singer.And Keane's colleague Gary Neville revealed that the 49-year-old had once been to a Neil Diamond concert - but he still managed to get into a fight.The Irishman replied: "He's brilliant.

England 's Euro 2020 semi-final clash with Denmark and he will be joined by several big name pundits. Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Ian Wright will be alongside Pougatch, with Chelsea boss Emma Hayes pitch-side.

Get the biggest City transfer window stories, analysis and updates delivered straight to your inbox

England squad that faces Denmark on Wednesday looking to make history, but the Aston Villa star’s international career could have panned out far differently were it not for Roy Hodgson.The Three Lions have never reached the final of a European Championship, but Gareth Southgate’s side are in glittering form ahead of their Wembley semi against the Danes.Grealish—who has Irish grandparents—was consistently ahead of his time in representing the Republic of Ireland’s youth teams, rejecting England’s approaches on several occasions growing up.But The Athletic has revealed how a 2015 meeting with then-England manager Roy Hodgson influenced his decision to switch allegiances and represent the country of his birth instead.Grealish was only 18 when

Manchester United legend, who won seven Premier League titles and a 1999 treble at Old Trafford, is famous for his no-nonsense attitude. Displaying it on the pitch and in the Sky Sports punditry seat, the Irishman has regularly gone viral for his arguments with colleagues on live TV.

Premier League following a decade-long absence after it was confirmed the former New York City FC and Nice boss has taken over at Crystal Palace.The ‘Invincible’ icon will be under great pressure to maintain his old playing standards at the helm of a London rival, but that won’t deter Vieira from looking to Arsenal for a helping hand this summer.The Gunners themselves are likely to consider big changes after an eighth-place league finish last term saw them fail to qualify for any European contest in the upcoming campaign.Vieira’s appointment could therefore provide the Eagles with a well-placed shortcut in the queue to land certain talents at the Emirates Stadium deemed surplus to requirements this summer.One department of Mikel Arteta’s

Arsenal and Chelsea either side of three seasons with Barcelona, is currently playing for Monaco in Ligue 1.The World Cup winner with Spain will be a free agent following the end of the upcoming campaign, and he knows exactly what he wants to do after hanging up his boots.While his former Arsenal colleague Henry returned to his role as Belgium assistant during their failed Euro 2020 campaign, Vieira is now a Premier League boss with Crystal Palace.Fabregas told talkSPORT: “It’s something that’s been inside me for a long time, it’s something I’d like to try.“People tell me I’m crazy because after a long career and so much pressure, going into management is maybe even more pressure!“It’s something that I like, I want to give it a go.

Crystal Palace have appointed former Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira as their new manager.The Frenchman, 45, has penned a three-year deal at Selhurst Park after Roy Hodgson's exit at the end of last season.Vieira has been out of work since leaving Ligue 1 side Nice in December 2020.Before that, the World Cup winner had enjoyed a spell at New York City FC and a job as "Football Development Executive" at Manchester City.More recently, Vieira has been working as a pundit for ITV during their Euro 2020 coverage - but will now focus on the upcoming Premier League season with Palace.Upon his arrival, Vieira said: "I am really excited to have this opportunity to return to the Premier League, and manage this great football club, as we begin a new

Ryan Christie. The Parkhead playmaker only has six months to run on his Hoops deal and is available for a cut-price fee this summer.French outfit Nice are long time admirers of the 26-year-old and remain in the hunt for Christie’s signature after having a bid for him knocked back a year ago.