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Baffled Chris Sutton has told England boss Gareth Southgate to get his "backside" to Ibrox and watch Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland.

The 2024 Rose Parade is about to kick off!

The Rose Parade will see floral-decorated floats decorated to the theme of “Celebrating a World of Music: The Universal Language.”

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Saudi-owned MBC Group, the Middle East’s top broadcaster, has announced it is floating a 10% stake on the Riyadh stock exchange seeking to raise up to 831 million riyals ($222 million) in a move to boost growth and help fuel its output of high-end productions. “Institutional and retail investors will be allowed the opportunity to acquire shares and participate in the long-term growth plans of the company and the Saudi media market,” MBC Group said in a statement on Thursday.

FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel is floating a proposal that would require rebates to multichannel subscribers in the event of a blackout or broadcast stations.

Elon Musk said that X, formerly known as Twitter, is moving to a “small monthly payment system” because “it’s the only way I can think of to combat vast armies of bots.”

Tim Chan If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Summer is in full swing and if you want to keep the tunes going while you’re at the beach or by the pool, we recommend picking up this portable speaker on Amazon. Made by Altec Lansing, a well-known audio brand, the palm-sized speaker not only delivers loud, full sound, it’s also fully waterproof and can float in water without skipping a beat.

There she is! Gisele Bündchen has arrived at the 2023 Met Gala. 

Aiden McGeady says a panel in the VAR control room could be one way to fix the controversial tech's role in Scottish football.

Charlie Nicholas has pinpointed the weaknesses Michael Beale needs to try and exploit against Celtic.

It's almost 1000 miles from Mount Florida to Germany and today that long, eight-game qualifying quest to reach Euro 2024 begins.

Concerned Charlie Nicholas has declared Hearts the "biggest threat" to Celtic's hopes of lifting a Treble this term as he wrote off Rangers silverware hopes.

Eintracht Frankfurt chief Philip Holzer has put forward a Champions League prediction surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo - as he claims everyone was probably offered the 37-year-old.

Kris Boyd reckons QPR boss Michael Beale may have snubbed the opportunity to take charge of Wolves because he knew Gio van Bronckhorst was on the way out of Rangers.

Jim Jarmusch was a hot ticket at the Marrakech International Film Festival this week as seasoned cinema professionals, film students and high school kids packed out a rare on-stage conversation with the U.S. director.

Ranveer Singh took to the stage at the Marrakech International Film Festival on Saturday to discuss his 12-year trajectory from an unknown Mumbai outsider to one of Bollywood’s most famous and best-paid actors.

Not counting the series that are officially ending this season, the oldest scripted series on the air at the CW is flagship All American, currently in its fifth season. All other shows are three-years-old or younger. That is significant as series tend to get more expensive as they age.

Delighted David Martindale reckons clubs like Livingston are set to benefit from the introduction of VAR when facing off against Rangers and Celtic.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic At the end of “The Swimmers,” you could be excused for thinking that Syrian refugee Yusra Mardini won an Olympic gold medal. She didn’t. That’s not to detract from everything she and her older sister, Sara, went through to escape the Syrian civil war and reclaim their dreams of competitive swimming. It just means that director Sally El Hosaini and co-writer Jack Thorne didn’t know how else to wrap this inspirational true story, which is ideally suited for one of those 40-minute Oscar-grubbing documentary shorts but is stretched over three times that length (and then some) in this feel-good Toronto Film Fest opener. At a bloated 134 minutes, it’s not enough that co-leads (and real-life sisters) Nathalie and Manal Issa have great chemistry on-screen, or that the story reminds you of last year’s “Flee” and a dozen other true-life refugee stories. The gratuitous running time tells you something right off: There’s more than enough movie here even without the trip to the Rio Olympics, where Yusra placed 41st out of 45 in the 100-meter butterfly. But stretching it out this long is still liable to make your brain start to prune, the way fingers do when they spend too much time in water.

Kevin Thomson hopes his time working alongside Steven Gerrard could help him boost his coaching career.