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  • You Cannot Kill David Arquette documentary film review

    November 18, 2020

    Remember David Arquette? He played the lovable cop in the Scream movies, the lovable brother in Never Been Kissed, and for a brief time was the not-so-lovable World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion.  Whether you’re aware of that last credit or not is likely to determine how interested you are in this new documentary that follows his [...]

  • Hillbilly Elegy film review: Netflix Oscar-bait falls flat

    November 18, 2020

    This awards season may see Netflix get its clearest run yet at the coveted Best Picture Oscar, with the streamer’s output thriving in the wake of cinemas shutting down. But while there are contenders in its catalogue, it’s doubtful Ron Howard’s new drama Hillbilly Elegy will give voters any trouble.  Based on a memoir of [...]

  • English cricket fans set to be welcomed back to grounds for full summer of international action

    November 18, 2020

    English cricket chiefs have announced a full programme of international action — with fans in attendance — for next summer.  England’s men’s will play India in a five-Test series starting August, following white-ball matches against Sri Lanka and Pakistan. The women’s side will host one-day and Twenty20 series with South Africa and New Zealand, while [...]

  • ATP Finals prize money: Why payouts at one of tennis’s most lucrative events have been cut by up to 59 per cent

    November 17, 2020

    What the ATP Finals lacks in prestige next to grand slam events it makes up for in prize money. Or at least it did. Because this year’s prize money fund at the men’s tennis showpiece has been cut by more than a third.  And whoever claims the title on Sunday will bank barely half the [...]

  • The world’s top superyachts according to Boat International

    November 17, 2020

    We could all do with a little razzle-dazzle in our lives right now, and the Boat International World Superyacht Awards has that in spaces. Featuring the finest ocean-faring vessels to grace the seven seas, the list is an unashamed celebration of some of the most expensive toys upon which the world’s super-rich can (quite literally) [...]

  • Evgeney Lebedev wine collection to go under the hammer

    November 17, 2020

    Recently ennobled Evgeney Lebedev is selling part of his wine collection in an online auction.  Lebedev, the politically connected socialite and son of a former KGB spy, whose elevation by Boris Johnson to the House of Lords drew accusations of cronyism earlier this year, built up a wine collection that demonstrates his love for rich and rare reds. It consists [...]

  • UK beats US to be named most influential country for sports technology

    November 17, 2020

    The United Kingdom has been named the most influential country in the realm of sports technology by a new report. The UK leads the way because it is home to Formula 1 and golf’s European Tour, organisations praised for innovation. The United States is the second most influential country, according to the inaugural Sports Technology [...]

  • Sam Torrance: Masters magic can unlock more major success for vastly improved Dustin Johnson

    November 16, 2020

    You couldn’t have asked for a much better Masters than the one Dustin Johnson just won in fantastic fashion.  OK, it’s more exciting when there’s two or three players vying at the end, but he was sublime and outclassed the whole field. The signs were there. Johnson’s form going into Augusta included four top twos [...]

  • Ryan Reynolds confirms Wrexham takeover with spoof advert for Welsh trailer company

    November 16, 2020

    In a plot that even Hollywood might deem far-fetched, actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are buying fifth-tier football club Wrexham AFC. The pair have been given the green light to complete a takeover following a vote of the Wrexham Supporters’ Trust, which owns the club. Reynolds and McElhenney marked the news by posting a [...]

  • Give Gareth Southgate a break. Belgium defeat is a consequence of England’s necessary experimentation

    November 16, 2020

    Professional misanthrope Roy Keane was at it again after England’s 2-0 defeat to Belgium in the Nations League on Sunday. “I know they’ve got players to come back in,” he said on ITV, “but on tonight’s evidence I still think they’re short.” Keane wasn’t the only critic. Social media was awash with questioning of manager [...]

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