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He's getting back into the swing of things with his career after a terrifying collision in Malibu in September.  And Kevin Hart celebrated yet another accomplishment as he left his hand and footprints alongside a host of Hollywood legends during a star-studded ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Tuesday morning. The 40-year-old actor was in great spirits during the coveted ceremony and received a big kiss from his Jumanji co-star, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. Blessed: Kevin Hart celebrated yet another accomplishment as he left his hand and footprints alongside a host of Hollywood legends during a star-studded ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Tuesday morning Kevin looked especially dapper for the event wearing a black and white check blazer with matching trousers.  RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Kevin Hart supported by wife Enniko Parrish at Jumanji world... Nick Jonas is supported by brothers Joe and Kevin on the... Dwayne The Rock Johnson says his … [Read more...] about Kevin Hart gets a big kiss from co-star Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson during hand and footprint ceremony at TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood

FANS will reportedly be able to see more information about VAR decisions on giant screens for the first time in new changes proposed by the Premier League. According to Sky Sports, the Premier League have commissioned Hawk-Eye to offer more written information on the big screens to keep supporters informed. This will allow fans to know not only what incidents are being checked by officials at Stockley Park, but what in particular. For example, instead of text reading "Checking Goal", it will display a message saying "Checking Goal - Possible Offside". The report claims that the messages on screens will appear from December 21 or Boxing Day at the latest. They add that talks will take place at the Premier League's HQ in London on Friday to discuss the changes.Screens will continue to show incidents of the overturned decisions. But no replays will be shown until a decision has been made. Only two of the 20 Premier League clubs will not be able to display the information. Manchester … [Read more...] about Premier League to roll out radical new changes to how VAR is shown in stadiums over Christmas after fan confusion

FC Augsburg Perennial underdogs Augsburg got a taste of Europe in the 2015-16 campaign and, having kept the core of their side intact, are talking about a surprise run at a top six finish again this season. Possible lineup for matchday 1: Luthe — Schmid, Gouweleeuw, Hinteregger, Max — Baier, Khedira — Hahn, Gregoritsch, Richter — Ji Transfer window: Augsburg's squad has grown with a number of loanees returning, while Andre Hahn, who scored 12 goals and provided 13 assists in 48 games in his first stint with FCA, also makes a comeback. Not signing a replacement for number one Marwin Hitz could prove a costly decision. Grade: D+ Key player: Don't let the meager two assists from last season fool you. Michael Gregoritsch is just as capable of creating chances for teammates as he is creating for himself. The Austrian is just better at finishing them as proven by the 13 goals he scored last season despite not playing as an out-and-out striker. Fun … [Read more...] about Bite-size Bundesliga breakdown: 2018-19

During recording sessions for Skeleton Tree, the 16th album by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Cave’s wife, Susie Bick, and their 16-year-old son, Earl, enter the studio space. We accompany them through a series of vaulted doors, a nervous step behind. As a final door swings open, Bick passes through. Earl reaches out and touches her long dark hair, letting his hand slide down her back before releasing her safely. Only last year Earl’s twin brother, Arthur, fell to his death from a cliff in Brighton, after taking LSD for the first time. Cave and his family were pulled into a vortex, the dread of parents everywhere. Six months later the singer did what all people have to do: carry on as normal and go back to work. But there was added weight: whatever he did as a recording artist would become a performance for the whole world. Cave commissioned an old friend from his Melbourne hometown, the director Andrew Dominik, to film the making of Skeleton Tree in what has become the … [Read more...] about Nick Cave: One More Time With Feeling, Skeleton Tree and the power and language of grief

In 2015, a meme began circulating showing posters advertising some of the world’s biggest festivals with the male acts erased from the lineups. The few female musicians were left floating amid a sea of incriminating blank space. Since then, festivals have been under the scrutiny of people quick to howl down imbalance. Those conversations mostly happen online, but over the new year, Melbourne trio Camp Cope took the issue onstage. To a packed tent in Lorne, Victoria, at their first show of Falls festival, singer Georgia Maq changed the lyrics to their song The Opener. “It’s another man telling us we can’t fill up a tent / It’s another fucking festival booking only nine women,” she belted out, challenging Australia’s largest touring festival while playing one of its stages. Seven months earlier, the band had sold out two nights at Sydney Opera House; now they were playing early afternoon in a tent at an event with no main-stage female headliners. … [Read more...] about ‘You expect us not to call you out?’ – Camp Cope and the Australian musicians fighting industry sexism