Thierry Henry picks out Arsenal's two standout performers in win over Tottenham

Jennifer Lopez and Maluma were seen reading a series of thirsty tweets in a video for BuzzFeed Celeb that was released on Friday.In the clip, the 52-year-old hitmaker and the singer, 28, read compliments from their respective fans and measured up each other's reactions to the comments.The performers appeared on screen together in the forthcoming romantic comedy feature Marry Me, which was released this past week. High praise: Jennifer Lopez, 52, and Maluma, 28, were seen reading a series of thirsty tweets in a video for BuzzFeed Celeb that was released on FridayThe first tweet was directed at Lopez, and her fan inquired about her apparent 'secret to eternal youth,' to which she expressed that she both appreciated the comment and that she wanted to know the secret as well.Maluma's fan wrote that he was 'so fine I get chest pains every time I see him,' and he appeared concerned about the health-related implications of the compliment.

Kanye West turned to social media on Saturday with a handwritten message for his 11.2 million followers.The 44-year-old hitmaker said rapper Kid Cudi 'will not be on Donda because he's friends with you know who,' as he appeared to refer to Pete Davidson, whom he's voiced a problem with since ex-wife Kim Kardashian began dating him late last year.His Kids See Ghosts collaborator clapped back, leaving a comment that said: 'Too bad I don't wanna be on ur album.' Note:Kanye West turned to social media on Saturday with a handwritten message for his 11.2 million followers Response: His Kids See Ghosts collaborator clapped back, leaving a comment that said, 'Too bad I don't wanna be on ur album'In his Instagram note Kanye added, 'we all speak in Billie language now,' alluding to his recent feud with the pop star. In the caption he used an emoji of a man shrugging.Cudi responded a short while later and called the Yeezy founder a 'f----- dinosaur' before adding 'everyone knows I've been the best thing about your albums since I met you.' The Pursuit of Happiness artist then said, 'I'ma pray for you brother,' with a peace sign.The lyricist also took to Twitter to air out his feelings about the situation.

It seems looking the part of the knight in shining armor can help, especially when you’re Justin Bieber, 27 and a shooting breaks out at your after-party. In photos of Justin and wife Hailey Baldwin‘s arrival to the soiree at Los Angeles restaurant The Nice Guy, Justin looked protective and caring of his model wife, 25. He held her hand as they exited a limo, and placed a reassuring arm around her back as they walked as a unit into the event, unaware of the chaos yet to come that would ultimately leave three people injured.

Stars have sparkled all over New York Fashion Week, and the PatBo show was no exception to the rule.Nicky Hilton Rothschild and Olivia Palermo were two of the big names who attended the show in New York City on Saturday.The sister of Paris, 38, highlighted her growing baby bump as she posed with the 35-year-old star of The City before the event began. Posing together:Nicky Hilton, 38, and Olivia Palermo, 35, were two of the big names who attended the show in New York CityHilton donned a blue dress that continued all the way down to the floor.It was low-cut, showing off her cleavge, and her sides were not covered with fabric.

Arsene Wenger got his legendary stint as Arsenal manager underway.The Frenchman departed Japanese club Nagoya Grampus to officially take charge at Highbury on 1 October 1996 - and over the next two decades he sealed a legacy as the greatest Gunners boss of all time.In 22 years at the helm, Wenger guided Arsenal to three Premier League titles - with his 2003/04 Invincibles the first and only team in English top-flight history to avoid defeat in a 38-game campaign - while also winning seven FA Cups.He made some terrific signings for the club, including the likes of Thierry Henry, Robert Pires and Robin van Persie.However, there were also some absolute stinkers along the way, and we've picked out Wenger's seven worst buys below.When Arsenal

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A romance fraudster has been jailed for fleecing Thierry Henry’s ex-wife of £50,000 just months after being convicted of conning a Love Island star.Medi Abalimba, 32, fleeced model Claire Henry to pay for a luxurious five-star hotel stay and dentistry work before she caught him out.A court heard that he had pretended to be a Navy Seal named Miguel Johnson and was using a fake American accent.Ms Henry was married to Arsenal legend Thierry for five years and is the mother of his first child.Abalimba, himself a former footballer for Derby County, also defrauded a record label manager and two unsuspecting chauffeurs, bringing the total amount involved in his latest deceptions to more than

LOVE Island star Georgia Steel's footballer ex has been jailed after conning Thierry Henry's model ex-wife in a £160,000 scam. Medi Abalimba, 32, used other people’s cash to splash out on luxury stays at five-star hotels under fake identities.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been told that he was right to stick to his guns for Manchester United's penalties.

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Thierry Henry has laid down the gauntlet to Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke - saying he and Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek are "here to stay."Ek and Henry were spotted together at the Emirates on Sunday as Arsenal thumped Tottenham 3-1 in the North London Derby. It's the first time the Swedish billionaire has been spotted at the ground since a takeover bid was turned down by the Kroenkes.

Odsonne Edouard was "too good" for Scottish football following his Celtic exit. The Frenchman enjoyed a trophy-laden spell at Parkhead before brining the curtain down on his Scottish Premiership spell in the summer.

Tottenham. Spotify founder Ek, whose bid for the Gunners was turned down by owner Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, was spotted in the stadium for the first time since his previous takeover attempt on Twitter back in May.Henry appeared on Sky Sports for punditry duties ahead of Crystal Palace's clash with Brighton.The legendary striker is heavily involved in Ek's bid to take control of the club with the would-be owner seeing him as a key figure.He looked back on the North London derby, and insisted Ek will be back.He said: "To be able to get there you need to have someone to respond on the other side."He, we, is here to stay.

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Arsenal midfielder Charlie Patino has taunted Tottenham Hotspur on Twitter following the Gunners' victory in Sunday's North London Derby at the Emirates.

Arsenal ’s 3-1 victory over the Tottenham Hotspur. The Gunners captain scored the third goal for Mikel Arteta’s side, as they humbled their North London rivals.Club legend Henry was amongst those in the crowd at the Emirates Stadium and was certainly happy with how Aubameyang reacted to his goal.The 32-year-old slid on his knees into the corner, in a celebration that was reminiscent of one by the famous French forward.Piers Morgan was on hand to show Henry the comparison between the two.

Tottenham from inside the club he seeks to buy – and with club legend Thierry Henry for company. The Gunners romped to a 3-1 win with Emile Smith Rowe, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka all on target while Spurs could only muster a consolation from Son Heung-min.It's a massive victory that manager Mikel Arteta will hope can ignite their season after they scored more goals against their great rivals in one game than all their other league fixtures combined.But things could heat up off the park too as Spotify founder Ek, whose bid for the Gunners was turned down by owner Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, enjoyed the game with Henry.

Arsenal takeover hopeful Daniel Ek was spotted watching their 3-1 win over Tottenham alongside Thierry Henry at the Emirates.The Gunners picked up a crucial victory over Spurs on Sunday, blitzing their north London rivals in a sensational first half which saw them score three goals in the space of 22 minutes.Son Heung-min then pulled one back for the visitors with 11 minutes remaining, but it failed to spark a late revival and Mikel Arteta's men ran out comfortable winners.During that devastating first-half rout, Sky Sports cameras picked out Ek watching on from the stands alongside club legend Henry.The billionaire Spotify co-founder, who is a self-confessed fan of the club, has spoken of his desire to buy Arsenal over the past year.He saw

Piers Morgan shared a gleeful snap of himself and Frankie Dettori at the Emirates after Arsenal went into half time 3-0 up against Tottenham Hotspur.

Arsenal fans have gone wild for Mikel Arteta's celebrations after their side raced into a 3-0 first-half lead over Tottenham in the north London derby.Goals from Emile Smith Rowe, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka gave the Gunners a surprisingly big advantage at half-time over a stuttering Spurs side.Manager Arteta, who has been under intense scrutiny early on in the season, could not hold back his emotions as he saw the goals fly in.Smith Rowe's opener prompted the Spanish boss to turn around and punch the air as he leapt up with joy and embraced one of his coaching staff.Arteta then produced a carbon copy of that celebration when Aubameyang bagged the second, though this time it was delivered with a little bit more oomph.By the