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Justin Long and Kate Bosworth were spotted while taking a stroll in New York City on Thursday afternoon. The 43-year-old actor and the 39-year-old actress affectionately kept their arms around each other while taking in the city's sights. The happy couple has been together for just over a year after meeting while working on a film project. Better together: Justin Long and Kate Bosworth were spotted while taking a stroll in New York City on Thursday afternoon Long kept it casual in an olive green t-shirt and a set of navy blue slacks while spending time with his girlfriend. The Jeepers Creepers cast member also wore a set of black shoes, as well as a pair of sunglasses and a trucker cap. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Kate Bosworth plants a kiss on her boyfriend Justin Long... Kate Bosworth glows with happiness as she holds hands with... Share this article Bosworth rocked a light yellow sleeved blouse … [Read more...] about Justin Long and Kate Bosworth look very much in love as they keep their arms around each other in New York City

Dwight Yorke has finally landed his first managerial role after being rejected by Aston Villa on three separate occasions. The former Manchester United striker has been appointed the new manager of Australian club Macarthur FC and will takeover from current boss Ante Milicic in the summer. Yorke, who retired in 2009, holds a UEFA Pro Licence but has until now been unable to secure his first job in management. He will now return to Australia ahead of next season, having won the title with Sydney FC during the 2005/06 season as part of his one year stay in the A-League. The Sydney Morning Herald have reported that Yorke was recommended to the club by Manchester United staff, having spent four years at Old Trafford as a player. Speaking via the club website , Yorke explained: “I am extremely excited in what is my first-ever senior full-time Head Coaching role, to take the reins at Macarthur FC. “Having played in the inaugural A-League men's season, I have continually … [Read more...] about Dwight Yorke finally gets first managerial job after Aston Villa snubbed him three times

Published 21 June 2016 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing A secret agent was used in New York to buy two paintings by English artist Joseph Wright of Derby and return them to the city of his birth. Derby Museum Trust surprised everyone when it unveiled the paintings of Sir Richard Arkwright's mills and Willersley Castle on Monday night. The trust had only two weeks to raise the money needed for both paintings which fetched £233,107. It is thought the paintings could be among his last works. The museum did not tell anyone it was interested in the auction at Christie's in New York and employed a secret agent who was under instruction to only bid if somebody else did. Meanwhile, gallery staff back in Derby nervously watched the sale online. Jonathan Wallis from Derby Museum said: "We were sat there with a beer not sure whether to open it and celebrate or open it … [Read more...] about Secret agent used to buy Joseph Wright of Derby paintings in New York

Here is the Acadiana area's All-Metro Boys Soccer team for the 2022 season. Most Valuable Player Jacob Kleyla | St. Thomas More, Sr. For four years, the Cougars' Kleyla established himself as one of the best defenders — regardless of division — in the state. While he isn't the biggest or the fastest, Kleyla uses his high soccer IQ to keep himself one step ahead of the competition. Kleyla, who finished with a team-best 12 assists, was named to the Division II all-state team for a second consecutive year and was voted the all-state defensive player of the year after helping lead the Cougars to its first soccer state title since 2017. First team Peyton Foreman | Southside, Sr. Foreman, who was a first team all-state selection in Division I, was named the Division I defensive most valuable player. He helped the Sharks reach the quarterfinals for the first time in school history. Courtland Williams | St. Thomas More, Jr. Williams was named the … [Read more...] about STM’s Jacob Kleyla, coach John Plumbar sweep top All-Metro boys soccer accolades

Incredible satellite imagery from space shows the moment a massive dust storm in the western United States collided with three wildfires. Over a period of two hours on Friday evening, a time lapse video shows the enormous sandstorm, tens of miles wide, descending from southern Colorado as it eventually becomes entangled with the smoke from wildfires burning nearby in New Mexico . When sped up, the mesmerizing video shows the band of sand meeting the thick white smoke blowing eastwards over the mountains. The images were captured by a satellite owned by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Satellite imagery from space shows the moment a massive dust storm in the western United States collided with three wildfires Colorado dust storm spanned hundreds of miles and travelled at around 60 mph The storm collided with wildfires, some of the largest in New Mexico state history The smoke came from a wildfire outbreak … [Read more...] about Incredible satellite video shows massive Colorado dust storm more than 10 miles wide collide with three New Mexico wildfires

In March 2019 , the retired police detective Mike Crowley met me in the lobby of a hotel near the Miami Dolphins’ stadium. Crowley, a 71-year-old Vietnam vet, was wearing shorts, a white undershirt, and a camouflage baseball hat that said MARINE in block caps. Over the course of three hours, he sipped a single rum and Coke. Four years earlier, Crowley said, he’d noticed a pattern in a string of jewelry-store robberies happening all over Florida: The same means of entry had been used every time. As he spoke, I eyed a large stack of paperwork teetering on the table in front of us, including thick folders labeled DRILL TEAM in black marker. At first, Crowley had had multiple suspects for these crimes. He walked me through a laundry list of itinerant safecrackers who had passed through Florida in recent years, pulling off heists in various cities throughout the state. Florida, seen through Crowley’s eyes, is a migratory stopover for the most elite burglars and safe teams. If you … [Read more...] about The Rise and Fall of an All-Star Crew of Jewel Thieves

This season has shown that a ringfenced Premiership does not necessarily guarantee opportunities for youngsters. Just last month, Conor O’Shea, the Rugby Football Union’s director of performance, stressed his desire for emerging players to see more game-time . Even so, there have been a number of breakthroughs over the course of an intriguing campaign. Here is a list of six men that have established themselves at their respective clubs, with some honourable mentions thrown in. Rotimi Segun: Saracens, wing, aged 25 As will be emphasised later on, Saracens recruit promising prospects as well as developing their own. Segun, previously affiliated to Northampton Saints, was picked up as a teenager and has patiently climbed the pecking order. He only needs to glance across the backline at Nick Tompkins to see the benefit of biding your time at Saracens, and has kicked on over the past year or so. A brief yet explosive cameo against Exeter Chiefs on Sunday underlined his quality. … [Read more...] about Inside Line: The six breakthrough stars of the Premiership season

England’s Red Roses sit atop the world and secured another Women’s Six Nations Grand Slam in the febrile atmosphere of a baying Bayonne crowd on Saturday, and it was no more than they deserved. After a campaign that saw them sweep away every other opponent , it showed how far behind the other Unions have allowed their women’s rugby to languish without committing to the professional setup established by the Rugby Football Union. Let us get this out of the way. It is no fault of anyone involved with the Red Roses that their opponents have simply not been good enough, bar the French, to mount anything like a serious challenge to England on the field. Wales have started to address the situation, and the Celtic unions have the money, they just have not bothered to act timeously, or at all in some cases. The problem is that even if they acted tomorrow, it will be at least three years before the effects of a professional structure come to fruition and in that time England should … [Read more...] about England’s celtic rivals should be embarrassed but Simon Middleton’s side still have to improve

We could spend every Monday of the Premiership schedule waxing lyrical about the league’s young, gifted back-rowers. A number of them caught the eye this weekend. Ben and Tom Curry both returned for Sale Sharks. Lewis Ludlow led Gloucester past Bath. Tommy Reffell and Ben Earl continued their terrific form. Tom Pearson and Jack Willis staged a fantastic duel in Brentford . Lewis Ludlam was excellent for Northampton again. Only last month, he was the subject of this column . But another Saints flanker, with a rather different story, produced a performance that was significant in different ways. If nothing else, it reinforced that the sliding-doors nature of professional sport can throw up unexpected opportunities. With budgets tightening around the Premiership, clubs are eager to polish rough diamonds. Aaron Hinkley has endured a testing couple of years. After an all-action campaign with England Under-20 in 2019, he moved from Gloucester to Exeter for the 2020-21 season . … [Read more...] about Inside Line: How a tenacious trialist helped Northampton Saints keep their season alive

During the build-up to Le Crunch last week, French publications poetically billed the positional tussle between Romain Ntamack and Marcus Smith as a meeting of ice and fire. Extending the imagery, Midi Olympique described Ntamack as “le sang froid”: “the cold-blooded one”. Smith, conversely, was labelled as “le feu follet”, or “the will-o’-the-wisp”. If the pair were welterweight boxers, it would make a neat strapline for a title fight. The duel simmered throughout, and will surely shape Championships to come. In truth, England were fortunate not to be on the canvas by half-time after spending most of the first 40 minutes chasing shadows. That they reached the break 12 points behind felt like a moral victory in itself. Only a couple of nervous fumbles stopped France from a flurry that would have inflicted terminal damage. Ntamack, the cool-headed conductor, was instrumental in both of his team’s first two tries . He looped the ball off his left hand to Gaël Fickou for number … [Read more...] about France fly-half Romain Ntamack shows cold-blooded approach in heat of the contest