Inter Milan announce that former Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has agreed to become the Serie A club's new coach.
Jun 9, 2010
Benitez to become new Inter boss
Inter Milan announce that former Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has agreed to become the Serie A club's new coach.
Portugal's Nani out of World Cup
Portugal winger Nani is ruled out of the World Cup after suffering an injury to his collar bone.
Federer eases to victory in Halle
Roger Federer eases into the Gerry Weber Open second round with a 6-4 6-4 victory over Jarkko Nieminen.
McLaren admit to errors in Turkey
McLaren admit to making errors in communicating to their drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button at last month's Turkish Grand Prix.
No fears over Rooney - Ferdinand
Rio Ferdinand says his England and Man Utd team-mate Wayne Rooney will have no disciplinary issues in South Africa.
Fulham recruit Arsenal's Senderos
Fulham sign central defender Philippe Senderos from Arsenal on a three-year contract.
Experienced trio to exit Man City
Martin Petrov, Sylvinho and Benjani are to leave Manchester City this summer.
Lennon to be new Celtic manager
Celtic will announce on Wednesday that Neil Lennon is to be their next manager.
Murray comes through Queen's test
Andy Murray opens up the defence of his Aegon Championship title with a hard-fought 7-6 (10-8) 6-3 second-round win over Ivan Navarro at Queen's Club.
Aussie Barbarians 28-28 England
Wallaby wonder kid James O'Connor scores a superb hat-trick as the Australian Barbarians draw with England in the visitors' opening tour game.
S Africa recall Habana for France
Winger Bryan Habana is one of six changes as South Africa bolster their starting XV for the first Test against France on Saturday.
O'Gara gets nod for Irish opener
Ronan O'Gara is selected ahead of Jonathan Sexton at fly-half for Ireland's Test against New Zealand on Saturday.
Symonds fails on Surrey debut
Former Australia international Andrew Symonds fails on his debut as the Surrey are thrashed by 10 wickets by Gloucestershire at the Oval.
Rossi 'healing well' after crash
Valentino Rossi is "healing well" after breaking his leg in practice for the Italian MotoGP last Saturday.
Haye and Harrison camps in talks
David Haye's manager confirms he has spoken to Audley Harrison's camp about an all-British heavyweight showdown later this year.
Dia Mirza chosen as brand ambassador for Panasonic?
Ranbir Kapoor signed up as brand ambassador for Nissan cars
Puja Gupta and not Pooja Chopra in Faltu
News of Pooja Chopra being part of Faltu hasn't gone down well with acclaimed producer Vashu Bhagnani who confirms that its Puja Gupta and not Pooja Chopra who will star in his film. Beauty pageant winner Pooja Chopra's name has been often linked to the project that producer Vashu Bhagnani plans to relaunch his son Jackky in, but news has it that the production team has never even met Pooja Chopra. Confirms a source "Pooja Chopra was never approached for Faltu. Puja Gupta will star in the film alongside Jackky Bhagnani. This must be a case of mistaken identity." Apart from Jackky Bhagnani and Puja Gupta, the film Faltu also stars Bollywood Box Office king Akshay Kumar in a pivotal role.
Anupam Kher to host Discover India
That the legendary actor Anupam Kher is someone who started his career at a young age in a rather unconventional way playing an old man in the award winning Saaransh, is now a thing of the past. In a career spanning for close to three decades, this man has risen from being a no one to being a 'No. One'. Just a few days back, he was in the news for being conferred the prestigious Sri Lankan Presidential Award for his immense contribution to the Indian cinema. The man is back again and how! This time round, he is on a mission... a mission to make the Gen-Next kids to know more and more about our country India, through his interactive quiz format show 'Discover India With Anupam Kher'. Speaking exclusively to Bollywood Hungama, Anupam says, "It's very important to mix entertainment with education, especially for the kids, who needs to know a lot about the richness of our country and my show 'Discover India' fulfils all of that and much more. It's going to be very, very interactive thing on a lot of platforms like mobile, internet and television, which will be on a later date. We already had a trail run of this quiz in various schools and the response has been truly phenomenal. The entire quizzing sessions will get fully activated within a month from now. And the best part of the whole thing is that I will not have to be physically present to conduct the quiz. I have already recorded my questions on a DVD. My team will go to the schools and record the responses (answers) on the spot. The same can be played on internet, mobile and normal phones." When we asked him about the transition from being a host in 'Say Na Something To Anupam Uncle' to 'Discover India with Anupam Kher', he says, "Say Na... was an innocently cute show about children, their parents and the relationship with each other. Whereas, 'Discover India' will make children feel proud of our country and its richness." "The whole thing has been conceptualized on a different level altogether. It will give every kid millions of reasons to smile and feel proud to be an Indian. If one has to look at present scenario, the situation is that all of us know who the singer is or the music composer is of a particular song, but the same cannot be said about our country. We still have a long way to go to know more about our motherland. And this show will definitely help everyone to truly 'Discover India' and it's rich and varied culture," Kher signs off.
Mani Shankar sets the record straight on 'Knock Out'
All's well between Nana and Prakash Jha
Live Chat: Jahan Bloch on June 8 at 1500 hrs IST
Live Chat: Arjun Rampal on June 9 at 1500 Hrs IST
Torres confident, but urges caution
Spain's premier striker Fernando Torres believes his team has a great chance of reprising their Euro 2008 heroics at the World Cup.
Rugby: Barbarians 28-28 England
Unimpressive England escaped with a draw from their opening tour match against the Australian Barbarians after a late comeback.
Rugby: Attwood cited for stamp
England lock Dave Attwood has been cited over two alleged stamping incidents in the 28-28 draw with the Australian Barbarians.
Rugby: His country needs Kitchener
Worcester lock Graham Kitchener will make his England Saxons debut in Wednesday's Churchill Cup opener against Russia.
Rugby: Johnson warning for England
Martin Johnson warned England will be floored by Australia in Saturday's first Test if they cannot learn the lessons from the 28-28 draw with the Wallaby second-string.
Revamped matchplay back in 2011
Golf's Volvo World Match Play Championship will return next year with a bigger field, an earlier date, a change of format and more prize money.
Singh in but no place for Khan
There were, according to Thomas O'Toole Jnr, "many compelling reasons" why Vijay Singh was worthy of a special invitation to next week's US Open at Pebble Beach.
Schiavone targets more glory
Francesca Schiavone's biggest concern after conquering Roland Garros was where to find the best champagne bar to celebrate her unlikely success.
Boxing: Harrison drops world title hint
Audley Harrison claims negotiations are under way with David Haye and the Klitschko bros after giving up the European heavyweight belt to focus on securing a world title shot.
Boxing: Froch could fight in Canada
Carl Froch's Super Six tournament clash with Arthur Abraham could be held in Canada to appease the dethroned WBC super-middleweight champion.
Boxing: English pair assured of medals
Khalid Yafai and Iain Weaver both achieved wins which guaranteed them medals at the European Amateur Championships in Moscow.
Boxing: World title next for A-force
Audley Harrison will fight for a world title next after giving up his European heavyweight crown.
Boxing: "Khan will fight anyone"
Freddie Roach insists that Amir Khan is "ready for anyone" ahead of a proposed bout with Joel Casamayor on July 31.
Boxing: Groves lines up US debut
Commonwealth super-middleweight champion George Groves will continue his steep learning curve by making his American debut in Las Vegas next month.
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