Sumner Redstone: A Lawyer Who Loved to Litigate

David Beckham is such a proud dad, as he proved once again at the weekend when he shared the sweetest photo with three of his children to mark a special occasion.SEE: Romeo Beckham takes right after dad David in stunning photosThe 46-year-old took to his Instagram Stories, where he shared a throwback photo that saw David pose with his sons Brooklyn, Romeo, and Cruz when they were younger – alongside basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal, who turned 50 on Sunday.In the picture, David stood behind his boys and Shaq stood next to him, with one arm around his fellow sportsman, who he towered over.WATCH: David Beckham left impressed by Harper's new skillThe retired footballer shared the incredible snap alongside a caption that read: "Birthday boy @Shaq @Lakers."MORE: Victoria Beckham's retro honeymoon outfit gets fans really excitedSEE: Shirtless David Beckham unveils mind-blowing sauna at £12millon homeDavid's eldest son Brooklyn is now 23, while Romeo is 19 and Cruz is 17. The doting dad also shares daughter Harper, ten, with his wife, Spice Girls star-turned-designer Victoria.

Jadon Sancho on Twitter after his consolation goal in the Manchester derby.Sancho fired the Red Devils level after Kevin de Bruyne split apart the United defence within the first five minutes.And his former Borussia Dortmund teammate Bellingham took to Twitter to praise Sancho: "JS, big game player."Sancho was Bellingham's teammate until last summer, when he swapped Germany for England and a return to Manchester after coming through City's youth academy.Sancho came back to haunt his former side with a lovely strike, but he could only stand and watch as City ran riot."There can be no complaints. City have been absolutely outstanding, Gary Neville fumed on commentary for Sky Sports.

Vladimir Putin has been accused of using a green screen to fake his latest TV appearance after viewers believed they saw his hand 'go through a microphone.'Reddit users set the debate underway on the forum last night (March 5) as they posted a clip of Putin's latest TV appearance with the caption "Green Screen Detected!"The footage shows the 69-year-old at a table with air hostesses when he appears to wave his hand through a microphone which generated a lot of hype.The post was quickly removed from the forum as it was branded as misinformation.However, the Russian government have a long history of producing doctored propaganda videos and most recently has been accused of doing the same to justify the invasion of Ukraine on February 24.Russia's Education Ministry, also known as the Ministry of Enlightenment, announced that it would be holding virtual lessons to explain to the younger generations why the war is necessary.The social media post said: "At the All-Russian Open Lesson, school children will be told why the liberation mission in Ukraine is a necessity."In a video they shared on Facebook, a 12-year-old Sofia Khomenko joined other hosts in front of the camera, saying: "We are going to have a lesson about world peace."Today we are talking about how to help you investigate what is happening. We are talking about events in Ukraine."Her adult co-host answered: "The Ukraine crisis didn't start yesterday and it is just not about Ukraine.

Dancing on Ice fans complained about the skating show's studio audience - branding it 'too noisy' and 'annoying'.The star-studded ITV show returned to screens on Sunday night (March 6) with a special theme dedicated to expert judges Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.Show hosts Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield stepped out to present the quarter-final, which saw Connor Ball, Kye Whyte, Kimberly Wyatt, Brendan Cole, Regan Gascoigne and Stef Reid battle it out on the ice rink. Torvill and Dean Week even treated fans to a stunning sequence from expert figure skaters Chris and Jayne, which left the studio audience cheering and clapping along excitedly.However, the fans watching along at home were clearly distracted by the audience noise, and some complained they couldn't hear the show because of it.One fan wrote: "Are the audience always this loud on #DancingOnIce couldnt hear what they were skating to at all"A second said: "The added on cheering and applause is so annoying.

After seven weeks at the top of the Official Singles Chart, We Don’t Talk About Bruno’s reign at Number 1 could well be over this week thanks to Dave, who is heading for his second chart-topper with Starlight.

The opening night of Taron Egerton’s new play didn’t go so well.

Kanye West appears to stand by his controversial music video for “Eazy”.

Outpatient hospital appointments are to be cancelled across NHS Ayrshire & Arran tomorrow following a huge power outage.

Kim Kardashian is reportedly furious with ex Kanye West over his new music video, which appears to show an animation of him burying her current boyfriend alive. But Pete Davidson is apparently not bothered by the music video and actually finds it "hysterical." The music video for the star’s new track Eazy was released hours after Kim was legally declared a single woman, over a year on from when she first filed for divorce. Many fans reacted to the video with horror and sources close to 41 year old Kim have said that she too is upset by the controversial video.

It seems like Pete Davidson is not letting Kanye West’s music video and threats bother him at all!

EXCLUSIVE: In the wake of AMC CEO Adam Aron’s announcement during a recent earnings call that he’s raised ticket prices specifically on The Batman, there are some studio executives and producers who are miffed.

It’s OK to cry. Kaitlyn Bristowe took a break from dancing up a storm on the Dancing With the Stars Live 2022 tour to open up about her mental health struggles.

Mae Hamilton Though she bought it not even three years ago, Sydney Holland — the 48-year-old self-proclaimed philanthropist, producer, art collector and ex-flame of recently-deceased billionaire media tycoon Sumner Redstone — has hoisted her stylish Pacific Palisades mansion onto the market.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorViacomCBS shares were up more than 5% in trading Friday, reflecting renewed investor interest in the company following the death earlier this week of chairman emeritus Sumner Redstone.The movement for ViacomCBS shares comes on a down day overall so far for the NASDAQ index. News of the Redstone’s death on Aug.

What's the path forward for ViacomCBS after media mogul Sumner Redstone's deathat 97? Most Wall Street observers expect no strategy changes given that the executive didn't have any involvement in major company decisions in recent years. But some suggest there will be less soap opera-type focus on the Redstone family than in the past, which has at times distracted from the focus on the business.

As fate would have it, I believe that I was the last journalist to interview Sumner Redstone, who diedon Aug. 11 at 97.

«Sumner was a true industry titan, a brilliant and driven pioneer whose influence on the media and entertainment landscape cannot be overstated,» said a statement from ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish. ViacomCBS Chair Shari Redstone said in a statement, «My father led an extraordinary life that not only shaped entertainment as we know it today, but created an incredible family legacy. Through it all, we shared a great love for one another and he was a wonderful father, grandfather and great-grandfather.

Sumner Redstone was an American businessman who served as the Executive Chairman at ViacomCBS and was succeeded by Phillippe Dauman and Les Moonves.This is a breaking news story.

obtained by Variety from ViacomCBS chair Shari Redstone read: ‘My father led an extraordinary life that not only shaped entertainment as we know it today, but created an incredible family legacy.‘Through it all, we shared a great love for one another and he was a wonderful father, grandfather and great-grandfather.

Media mogul Sumner Redstone, who once famously fired Tom Cruise, has died.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorSumner Redstone, a towering figure in media who built his father’s drive-in theater business into an empire that included Viacom, Paramount Pictures and CBS Corp., only to see his legacy tarnished in his final years by corporate battles and sordid allegations by former girlfriends, died Aug. 11 at his home in Los Angeles.