Friday Box Office

               Horror movie Insidious Chapter 3  earned $10.4 million Friday, including $1.55m in Thursday previews, surprisingly more than Paul Feig's James Bond spoof Spy , which earned  $10.3 million Friday. Though in the overall weekend box office it is predicted that Spy will top Insidious Chapter 3 .Spy is projected to have a $32 million weekend whereas  Insidious Chapter 3  is projected to have a $23 million-$24 million weekend. The other new release of the week Entourage earned $5.2m on debut on Wednesday, although that included $2m in Tuesday previews. The picture should earn around $10m for the Fri-Sun frame for a five day haul just under $19m.

 

Cleverly joins Everton.

                    England international Tom Cleverly, has joined Everton from Manchester United and signed a five year contract. His contract with Manchester United was to expire this summer. He has spent the last year on loan at Aston Villa. He played a key role in Villa's run to the FA Cup final and Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood attempted to convince Cleverley to make his loan move from Manchester United permanent, but in the end he decided to join Everton instead.

              
                     On the final day of last summer's transfer deadline, Cleverley, almost joined Everton before the Toffees pulled out for financial reasons, and he decided to join Asdton Villa instead on loan.

Henderson hoping teammate stays.

                           Jordan Henderson, the 24 year old midfielder of Liverpool and England, expressed his desire to see his teammate Raheem Sterling,  to settle his contract issues and stays at Liverpool. Sterling has caused controversy by rejecting a new £100,000-a-week contract with the club while his agent Aidy Ward reportedly, created a even bigger controversy by saying that the player will not sign a new deal even if he was offered "£900,000 a week". Many former Liverpool players, has criticized Sterling, by saying that he is going after money at such a young age.
                           Henderson said that, "He is improving all the time. I hope we can keep him at Liverpool for many years, he can blossom here and become a top player."

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FIFA pays for Henry "MISTAKE"

                       In the latest news, FIFA, the scandal hit world governing body of Football, paid Ireland 5m euros (£3.6m) to stop legal action after France controversially beat Ireland in a World Cup play-off. The Football Association of Ireland (FAI)  chief executive John Delaney believed that  Ireland had a case against Fifa after French striker Thierry Henry's handball in the 2009 match.
                      The Republic of Ireland were 16 minutes away from a penalty shootout for a place in the 2010 finals in South Africa before Henry handled in the build-up to William Gallas's extra-time equaliser in the second leg of the play-off in Paris.The 2-1 aggregate win sent France to the 2010 tournament, where they were knocked out of the group stages amid a player strike.
                        FAI protested against the decision, but, ultimately accepted it as the Referee’s decision is final, ands in January 2010 FIFA entered into an agreement with FAI in order to put an end to any claims against FIFA.

Rumoured Arsenal target joins Juventus

                    In latest transfer news coming from Italy, young Argentine striker Paulo Dybala has joined Serie A champions Juventus from Palermo in a mega deal worth 32m euros.He left Palermo in just 3 years after joining  from Argentine club Instituto on August 2012 for a reported fee of 12m euros.Just few months back it was reported that Paulo Dybala was very much interested in a move to the Premier League, and Arsenal was a frontrunner in securing his signature. He has signed a five year contract with the  Serie A champions.

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Godzilla to promote Japan.

             In one of the most surprising turn of events Godzilla has been made the Tourism ambassador of Japan.The iconic giant monster who first appeared in Ishirō Honda's 1954 film Godzilla. It was a created as a concept, where a giant monster is created due to nuclear testing and the resulting radiation.Godzilla was conceived as a metaphor for nuclear weapons .The character has appeared in numerous media including video games, novels, comic books, television series, and two Hollywood reboots: one produced by TriStar Pictures released in 1998 as Godzilla and a second produced by Legendary Pictures released in 2014 also as Godzilla.
              The ceremony officially recognizing Godzilla as a tourism ambassador of Japan—a title also held by Hello Kitty—was held in Tokyo’s Shinjuku district, an area that also recently became home to a Godzilla-themed hotel and movie theater.

Aquaman gets its director

                           Warner Brothers has given the helm of one of their most ambitious project "Aquaman" to one of the most successful directors of current time- James Wan. Latest news coming is that Director James Wan (“Furious Seven,” & “The Conjuring”) will take the helm of the upcoming Aquaman feature film, with Jason Momoa playing the underwater hero who will make an appearance in next years Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Though the story of the upcoming movie is a myth like the character, it is beleived to be a golbal event with the hero committed to protecting the entire globe.
                          Currently set for a 2018 release, the film is based on characters appearing in comic books published by DC Entertainment.

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South Africa having FIFA headache

                  South Africa was praised for organizing a very successful FIFA world cup in 2010. But it seems that they used unfair means to gain the rights of hosting the tournament at the first time. In the latest news engulfing the football world, it seems that South Africa payed a $10m bribe to secure the 2010 World Cup, news that is coming, in the wake of a US inquiry into corruption at world football body Fifa.
                  The South African sports minister has said that there was no wrong doing and the money was intended to  help the development of football in the Caribbean.
                  US officials allege South Africa paid a $10m bribe in exchange for support for its 2010 World Cup bid from former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner and several other members of the North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (Concacaf).

BLATTER REIGN ENDS ABRUPTLY

                The reign of the all powerful FIFA president ended abruptly this tuesday when he announced his resignation as president of football's governing body Fifa amid a corruption scandal and is reportedly under investigation in the US. He was elected as FIFA president last week amid corruption charges which led to the arrest of many top FIFA officials.The 79 years old Swiss was in charge for 17 years. He resigned by saying : "My mandate does not appear to be supported by everybody."