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Sir Alex Ferguson didn't always see eye-to-eye would be an understatement. Two of the most explosive figures in the history of the beautiful game, the former Manchester United pair shared a tempestuous relationship during their time together at Old Trafford.From a bust-up during a pre-season trip in Portugal to the uproar from the Irishman's infamous MUTV interview, Keane and Ferguson clashed out on countless occasions, over all manner of issues.However, despite their evident differences, the United duo did find one thing they could agree on back in the day.As the Premier League's frozen foreigners desperately sought any means necessary to gain even the slightest warmth during Britain's icy winters, snoods became all the rage circa 2010.Though the controversial neck warmers caused quite the stir when they arrived on the football scene, they were good for something: uniting Keane and Ferguson, who shared a mutual detest for the clothing accessary.It was, in fact, the legendary Scot himself who initiated the stamping out of the snood movement when he became the first manager to ban his players from wearing them back in December 2010.What has been the worst trend in football history? Let us know in the comments section"They're for powder puffs," the former United gaffer blasted.

Martha Stewart appeared on The Ellen Showon Thursday, were she talked about her upcoming Las Vegas restaurant called The Bedford, which opens spring.And the star also revealed the reason why she broke up with Sir Anthony Hopkins in the nineties, whom she was dating at the time.The 80-year-old revealed she couldn't separate the actor from the character he played in a series of films - the cannibalistic serial killer Hannibal Lecter. The latest:Martha Stewart appeared on The Ellen Show, were she talked about her upcoming Las Vegas restaurant called The Bedford, which opens spring.

Martha Stewart appeared on The Ellen Showon Thursday, were she talked about her upcoming Las Vegas restaurant called The Bedford, which opens spring.And the star also revealed the reason why she broke up with Sir Anthony Hopkins in the nineties, whom she was dating at the time.The 80-year-old revealed she couldn't separate the actor from the character he played in a series of films - the cannibalistic serial killer Hannibal Lecter. The latest:Martha Stewart appeared on The Ellen Show, were she talked about her upcoming Las Vegas restaurant called The Bedford, which opens spring.

It's not often that Cristiano Ronaldo is substituted but his angry reaction would not have been a surprise to Sir Alex Ferguson.

Gallery: I live with FRIENDLY GHOSTS! These stars have haunted houses (BANG Showbiz)She recalled: "Once, it came out of my water faucet. I was leaning against an iron sink. I saw the lightning go down the pipe out in my garden and then it came back up through the water and hit my right in my stomach — threw me on the floor! My [ex-husband Andrew] found me, I was alive but not very comfortable.

Oscars buzz kicking off, Lorraine Kelly has had the chance to see one blockbuster that is generating a lot of hype - Sir Kenneth Branagh's new movie Belfast. Find out what the TV star thought of the film, based during The Troubles, in her exclusive HELLO! diary below...One of the best perks of my job is getting to see movies before they hit the cinema, and now things are getting back to some sort of normality we are seeing more films being released so people can enjoy them on the widescreen.READ: 9 must-see movies coming to cinemas I love going to the screening room and sitting there, usually on my own, but often in the company of the divine Graham Norton.

Martha Stewart appeared on The Ellen Showon Thursday, were she talked about her upcoming Las Vegas restaurant called The Bedford, which opens spring.And the star also revealed the reason why she broke up with Sir Anthony Hopkins in the nineties, whom she was dating at the time.The 80-year-old revealed she couldn't separate the actor from the character he played in a series of films - the cannibalistic serial killer Hannibal Lecter. The latest:Martha Stewart appeared on The Ellen Show, were she talked about her upcoming Las Vegas restaurant called The Bedford, which opens spring.

Martha Stewart has an interesting story to tell about Sir Anthony Hopkins.

Andy Murray has admitted that he found Cristiano Ronaldo-inspired outbursts during his first-round win in the Australian Open win 'incredibly irritating'.

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Sir David Attenborough is to examine the mystery of the dinosaurs’ last days in a BBC1/PBS/France Télévisions feature film that will unearth a dig site hidden in the hills of North Dakota.

Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger, 78, moaned about the various female fans from the UK, some of whom apparently wanted to sleep with members of the band when they shot to fame in 1963.The Sympathy For The Devil singer added that he had a preference for American groupies because they were “much younger” and “very clean”. Mick’s unsavoury comments were made back in 1974 but were then republished by rock magazine Uncut in a special on drummer Charlie Watts, who died aged 80 last August.The rocker, who is said to have slept with approximately 4,000 women, didn’t hold back as he went on a shocking tirade against his fans from the north, who were deemed to be “dreadful”. When asked about his early groupies, he said: “Great ugly ones – dreadful Northern ones with long black hair, plastic boots and macs. Ugh.“Thankfully, the girls are much ­prettier now than they were then.

Derek McInnes got the seal of approval from Sir Alex Ferguson after taking over as Kilmarnock boss.

Sidney Poitier, who died this Friday at the age of 94, received a touching tribute from Lulu, who sang the theme song for his classic film To Sir, With Love.The 73-year-old singer hailed Sidney as her 'friend,' 'teacher,' and 'inspiration' in a heartwarming pot on her Instagram page.To Sir, With Love bowed in 1967 and starred Sidney as a British Guyanese immigrant to England who finds himself teaching at a rough-and-tumble East End school.

Hollywood icon Sir Sidney Poitier has passed away at the age of 94.

As well as this, he was nominated for two more Oscars and numerous Golden Globes and BAFTAs in his career.The news of his death was confirmed earlier today but details about cause of death have not yet been released.His death comes soon after a Broadway play based on his career was announced last month.This is set to be written by Charles Randolph-Wright and to focus on his incredible life.The star was born in Miami while his family were on a work trip from the Bahamas, granting him US citizenship.He began his acting career in the theatre, before landing his film debut in No Way Out in 1950.His big break was in the Oscar-nominated film The Defiant Ones with Tony Curtis in 1958, cementing his place in Hollywood.Sidney went on to appear in films like A Raisin in the Sun, A Patch of Blue, To Sir, with Love and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - as well as his Oscar-winning turn in Lillies of the Field.He later retired from his film career in 2000s, with his final on-screen appearance coming in a HBO documentary about Don Rickles in 2008.Then in 2009, he was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which is the highest civilian honor in the USA.Outside of his career in film, Sidney also served as the ambassador of the Bahamas to Japan, which he held between 1997 and 2007.Following news of his death, tributes have been pouring in.Actor Jeffrey Wright wrote: "Sidney Poitier. What a landmark actor.

Legendary Hollywood actor Sidney Poitier - the first black man to win a best actor Oscar - has died at 94.His passing was confirmed by the Bahamas's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Fred Mitchell, on Friday morning.His cause of death is not yet known.Bahamian-American Poitier's trailblazing acting career saw win an Oscar in 1964 for his role in Lilies of the Field him and earn two further Academy Award nominations, ten Golden Globes nominations, two Primetime Emmy Awards nominations, six BAFTA nominations, eight Laurel nominations, and one Screen Actors Guild Awards nomination.Twice-married, he had four daughters with his first wife Juanita Hardy and two with his second wife Joanna Shimkus. RIP: Oscar-winning Hollywood star Sir Sidney Poitier has died at 94During his first marriage, he began a nine-year affair with actress Diahann Carroll who he met when they worked together on the 1959 movie Porgy and Bess.In 2016, Poitier was awarded a BAFTA fellowship, but did not attend the event due to ill health.Actor Jeffrey Wright lead tributes on Friday, tweeting: 'Sidney Poitier.

It's been nearly nine years since he last sat in a dugout but Craig Brown reckons lifelong pal Sir Alex Ferguson ’s incredible managerial legacy has actually been enhanced since his retirement.

Sir Rod Stewart celebrated a social media milestone as he hit 1 million followers on Instagram.

Rock icon Sir Rod Stewart, 76, has thanked his fans in a new Instagram post.The star sent out his hopes for a “happier and healthier” New Year while he posed poolside within the grounds of his luxurious California mansion.Addressing his Instagram followers, Rod wrote: “Thanks to my million followers.

Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has shared how he left iconic Rangers boss Walter Smith far from happy on a golf day gone wrong.