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Amy Winehouse fans were left unimpressed after a first-look at her new biopic dropped today (Thursday January 11). Back To Black, directed by 50 Shades Of Grey filmmaker Sam Taylor-Johnson, sees Industry star Marisa Abela play the tragic singer.
Marco Odermatt finally won a World Cup downhill Thursday in his 36th attempt, following eight previous second-place finishes.
MUNICH, Germany: Bayern Munich kick off the year with their Bundesliga match against visiting Hoffenheim on Friday (Jan 12), hoping to cut the gap to leaders Bayer Leverkusen as the league resumes after a three-week-winter break.
Jadon Sancho has expressed his delight at re-signing for Borussia Dortmund - admitting a return to the Bundesliga club felt like "coming home".
Coronation Street favourite Jennie McAlpine appears to be making her way back to the cobbles. Her young co-star Bille Naylor appeared to confirm the news as she returned to the set to film her latest scenes following the Christmas and New Year break.
Cardiff City manager Erol Bulut this afternoon speaks ahead of the Bluebirds' return to Championship action against Leeds United.
LONDON : Ireland coach Andy Farrell was named as head coach of the British and Irish Lions for their tour of Australia in 2025 on Thursday, a just reward for the former England international's remarkable achievements with his adopted nation.
From the first day of the offseason, right-handed starter Dylan Cease has been among baseball's most talked-about trade candidates. Executives around the league expected the Chicago White Sox ace would be on the move, after new Chicago general manager Chris Getz was clear about his intentions to make significant changes to the 102-loss team he inherited.