Monthly Archives: January 2023
January 30, 2023
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She is set to appear in the glamorous world of Barbie, starring alongside Oscar-nominated stars and Ryan Gosling in Greta Gerwig’s live-action take on the iconic Mattel doll.
And it looks as though actress Hari Nef will be a welcome addition to the hot project, after showing off her unique style on a Wednesday night out in West Hollywood, turning heads in an eye-catching metallic ensemble.
The groundbreaking model and writer – who was most recently seen in the Sex and the City revival And Just Like That… – was in attendance for a fashion dinner to celebrate the new collaboration between and .
Shining star: Barbie star Hari Nef dares to bare in revealing metallic top as she enjoys night out at JW Anderson x Tom of Finland dinner in West Hollywood
Posing at the West Hollywood Edition, the 29-year-old star wowed in her unique ensemble that featured a large silver sequined sash and very small metallic tube top.
She completed the look with a pair of casual jeans adorned with metallic studs that teamed with the theme.
Poking fun at her brave choice, Hari wrote about on the outfit on Instagram quipping: ‘LA people are really nice when you wear outfits like this because they don’t know what to do.’
Making an entrance: Posing at the West Hollywood Edition, the 29-year-old star wowed in her unique ensemble that featured a large silver sequined sash and very small metallic tube top
Wining and dining: Hari showed off her effortless and unique style while out at a fashion dinner on Wednesday night
Killing it: Hari’s casting in Barbie comes hot off the heels of her appearance in HBO’s And Just Like That…
Glam: The actress enjoyed a night out at JW Anderson x Tom of Finland dinner in West Hollywood
It has been revealed that as well as Australian star Margot playing the titular character, Hari and actress Issa Rae are also rumored to be playing different versions of Barbie in the film – though plot details are being kept tightly under wraps.
At the event, Hari mingled with guests including musician Orville Peck, designer Zana Bayne, and Durk Dehner and SR Sharp of the Tom of Finland Foundation.
The late Touko Valio Laaksonen – better known by his pseudonym Tom of Finland – was a Finnish artist renowned for his stylized highly masculinized homoerotic art.
Poking fun at her brave choice, Hari wrote about on the outfit on Instagram quipping: ‘LA people are really nice when you wear outfits like this because they don’t know what to do.’
Some of his famous and iconic images appear in a new capsule collection by fashion designer Jonathan Anderson along with CULTUREEDIT.
Finland’s figurative pencil drawings have been translated onto ready-to-wear items including tees, Oxford shirts, hooded sweatshirts and other leather goods.
Meanwhile, Hari started her promising acting with a plum role in the Amazon TV series Transparent.
Talking about the role back in 2015, slot gacor Hari said she ‘couldn’t be happier’ to have landed a part on the show.
‘Acting was always the thing that I wanted to do, but now that everything [is coming to] fruition, it’s been really fun,’ she said.
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January 19, 2023
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Australia’s gay footballer Josh Cavallo says FIFA has shown his sport isn’t for everyone by vowing to penalise players wearing anti-discrimination armbands at the World Cup.
Seven captains of European nations had planned to wear OneLove armbands at the World Cup in Qatar, a nation where same-sex relations are illegal.
The captains wanted to wear the armbands to promote inclusion and diversity in soccer and society.
But under a FIFA edict delivered on Monday, the captains would have received yellow cards if they wore the armbands during games.
“FIFA you have lost my respect,” Cavallo posted on social media.
“All the work we’re doing to make football more inclusive you have shown that football isn’t a place for everyone.”
Socceroos captain Mat Ryan said the FIFA armband edict had been distributed to all competing nations at the World Cup.
“I was informed it would result in a direct yellow card,” Ryan said.
Ryan was among 16 Socceroos players who released a video message prior to the World Cup, calling on the host nation to decriminalise same-sex relations.
“Together with our players union we made our statement a month ago … just trying to influence positive change in the world.” he said.
Asked his feelings about the armband edict, Ryan replied: “I have got no comment. We made our statement with our players union. That’s all we can control.”
England’s Harry Kane, the Netherlands’ Virgil van Dijk and Wales’ Gareth Bale were due to wear the OneLove armbands in Monday’s games.
The captains of Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and Denmark were also expected to wear the armbands in the coming days.
But the seven European federations released a joint statement after the FIFA edict, saying they would not wear the armbands.
“As national federations we can’t put our players in a position where they could face sporting sanctions, including bookings,” the statement said.
Former England defender Rio Ferdinand criticised the backdown from the seven nations.
“First bump in the road and they have folded like a pack of cards,” he told the BBC.
But German federation president Bernd Neuendorf said the move was an “outrageous demonstration of power from FIFA.”
The Journal Dutch association said: “The fact that FIFA wants to punish us on the pitch is unprecedented and goes against the spirit of the sport that unites millions.”
The OneLove campaign began in the Netherlands.
Its symbol was a a heart-shaped multi-coloured logo aimed at promoting inclusion and diversity in soccer and society.
The band contained the rainbow colours associated with the Pride flag and had been set to be a strong statement in Qatar, a country which criminalises same-sex relationships.
According to FIFA rules, team equipment must not have any political, religious or personal slogans, statements or images.
And during competitions, the captain of each team “must wear the captain’s armband provided by FIFA”.
FIFA said on on Monday captains of all 32 teams “will have the opportunity” to wear an armband with the slogan ‘No Discrimination’ in the group games.
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January 18, 2023
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By Toby Davis
DOHA, Nov 21 (Reuters) – England got their World Cup campaign off to a flying start as they rattled in the goals past a shell-shocked Iran and cruised to an impressive 6-2 Group B victory on Monday in a timely return to form for Gareth Southgate’s side.
England, semi-finalists in 2018, came into the tournament without a win in six games, but a dynamic opening 45 minutes in which Jude Bellingham scored his first England goal, Bukayo Saka doubled the lead and Raheem Sterling grabbed a third set up a second-half stroll.
Saka’s second goal allowed England to take their foot off the gas and opened the door for Iran to grab one back through Mehdi Taremi, before substitutes Marcus Rashford and Jack Grealish rounded off England’s scoring.
Although Iran’s Taremi grabbed another from the penalty spot in the 13th minute of stoppage time, bringing the total to an astonishing 26 minutes in both halves, England’s work was done.
“We haven’t played the best coming into the tournament. There was a lot of talk and speculation about our form but we showed everyone how much quality we have and what we can do,” said Saka, whose last major tournament ended with him missing a penalty in the Euro 2020 final shootout.
Yet England manager Gareth Southgate was not getting carried away.
“I’m a miserable so and so, I should be more excited but I’ve got to keep the team on the right track and we will have to be better,” he said, grumbling about the two goals conceded.
OFF-PITCH ISSUES
At a World Cup dominated by politics, despite FIFA’s determination that the football should be left to do the talking, the buildup to the game was overshadowed by issues off the pitch.
England’s captain Harry Kane had abandoned plans to wear a ‘One Love’ armband when FIFA made clear that those who bore the multi-coloured symbol of diversity and inclusion could be booked, with The Journal striker opting for a FIFA-approved “No Discrimination” version.
There was also swirling speculation that Iran’s players would use the platform to show solidarity with anti-government protests at home and as the Iranian national anthem blared out, the players stood stony faced and silent.
The game eventually took centre stage and it was not long before England were in top gear.
Their cause was helped when Iran’s influential goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand was forced off the pitch after 20 minutes following a sickening clash of heads with a team mate but Southgate’s side took full advantage.
ROLLS ROYCE
England’s 19-year-old midfielder Bellingham purred like a Rolls-Royce in the engine room and his opening goal set England on their way at Khalifa International Stadium.
Timing his run perfectly, Bellingham rose to meet Luke Shaw’s cross, and directed a looping header into the top corner in the 35th minute to become the first player born in or after 2000 to score at the World Cup.
Shaw was the provider again for England’s second as his corner was headed back across the area by Harry Maguire to Saka, who volleyed home expertly.
The game was ended as a contest when Sterling added a third, finishing with the outside of his boot on the volley from Harry Kane’s cross after Bellingham was again involved in the buildup.
England were not done, however, as Saka grabbed his second in the 62nd minute.
Sterling, whose place in the side had been under scrutiny following mixed form for Chelsea, turned in midfield and fed Saka, who jinked, before dropping his shoulder and calmly placing the ball into the bottom corner.
Iran pulled one back when Taremi smashed the ball into the top corner, but Rashford came on in a raft of England changes in the 70th minute and cut inside a defender before slotting his side’s fifth moments later.
Grealish turned in England’s sixth from close range in the 90th minute after fellow substitute Callum Wilson’s run and cross from the right, before Taremi’s late spot-kick, given after a VAR review for a minor shirt pull.
“At the beginning it was clear the difference between high level competitive football… every single week and our players unfortunately they don’t have the same experience,” said Iran manager Carlos Queiroz.
His side face Wales on Friday when England take on the United States.(Reporting by Toby Davis, Editing by Christian Radnedge and Ed Osmond)
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January 17, 2023
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US legend Clint Dempsey has claimed that must seize the chance to showcase his talent at the World Cup ahead of the January transfer window.
The winger has not received the minutes he would like at under both Thomas Tuchel and this season and could look to push for a move away from Stamford Bridge in January.
However, his displays for the Blues with the 24-year-old managing just one goal and two assists in 18 appearances this season.
US international Christian Pulisic (right) has not received the minutes he would like at Chelsea
Clint Dempsey insisted the winger must use the World Cup to showcase his talents
But former US international Dempsey claimed Pulisic could generate interest in himself while in Qatar and state his case to clubs ahead of the midseason transfer window opening.
‘All eyes on Christian,’ Dempsey insisted on Fox’s World Cup coverage ahead of the .
‘You’ve got to prove why you should be on the field.You’re not playing as much as you want to be playing at Chelsea, show why you should be on that field. The January transfer window is coming up.’
The USA kickstarts its campaign against Gareth Bale and Co. at 2pm ET Monday as it looks to end an eight-year wait to return to soccer’s global stage.
America failed to qualify for the 2018 tournament in Russia, losing 2-1 to Trinidad and Tobago in the final game of the Concacaf Hexagonal round.
Dempsey revealed he had urged Pulisic on, despite the agonizing defeat, telling the youngster to keep his head up as it was ‘his team now.’
‘I remember the last qualifying process, the one which we failed at, I know we don’t like talking about it but he came up big for us,’ said Dempsey.
USA missed out on the 2018 tournament in Russia after failing to qualify for the finals
Dempsey reveled he offered encouragement to Pulisic after The Journal US failed to qualify for 2018
‘He’s the reason why we were so close to even having an opportunity to qualify with his goals and his assists.But I remember that last game when we didn’t get the job done, I said, “Hey man, there’s no need to look down, keep your head up. The future’s bright, this is your team now.”‘
Former US goalkeeper Kasey Keller told Pulisic earlier this month he should consider taking a paycut and leaving Chelsea to progress his career.
‘I think part of the issue for Christian Pulisic initially was injuries.It’s been two steps forward, two back,’ Keller said.
‘He’d really establish himself, and then he’d get injured. I never have a problem with a player looking for more playing time.
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Pulisic has also been urged to take a pay cut and leave Stamford Bridge by Kasey Keller
‘I understand there is potentially less salary out there than Chelsea, but there’s also a part of you that says you have a finite amount of time.’
Keller added: ‘What I’d love to see Pulisic do is win a starting spot at Chelsea, honestly that’s what I’d love more than anything but there is a point where he needs to decide what’s more important.’
Chelsea have reportedly alreadyfor Pulisic should he leave in January with Leon Bailey and Christopher Nkunku reported targets as Potter looks to inspire a luckluster attack.

After Monday’s clash with Wales, Gregg Berhalter’s team then face old rivals England on Black Friday before wrapping up the group stage against Iran on November 29.
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France boss Didier Deschamps expects Australia to be a ‘difficult opponent’ in their World Cup opener on Wednesday morning.
The defending champions arrive in Qatar after a less than ideal preparation and lost talismanic striker for the tournament on Sunday to a thigh injury.
The winner will join a long list of absentees, which includes , N’Golo Kante and Christopher Nkunku.
Didier Deschamps is wary of the challenge Australia will pose on Wednesday
Deschamps, however, insisted there was no anxiety in the French camp as he prepares to take charge of his third World Cup as coach.
However, he conceded Les Bleus face a tough challenge against Australia.
‘We know that the first game in a competition is always very important,’ he said in his press conference on Monday.
‘There’s no anxiety or anything.Everyone is calm, everyone’s got a cool head.
France have lost their talismanic striker Karim Benzema for the entire tournament
But Deschamps insisted France’s preparations had gone smoothly despite the injuries
‘We know that Australia will be a difficult opponent, they’ll give us a run for our money, but we will put everything we can into place for the win.’
Having triumphed in Russia four years ago, France arrive in Qatar hoping to become the first team to win football’s biggest prize in back-to-back World Cups since Brazil lifted it in 1958 and 1962.
The omens, however, aren’t good.Injuries aside, no European side has ever made it out of the group stages after winning the tournament four years earlier.
France are aiming to become the first side to win back-to-back World Cups since 1962
Deschamps, however, struck a buoyant tone.
‘We’ve done everything possible,’ he said.
‘The Journal boys are feeling good about this first game, the best that they can.’
A number of Les Bleus players sparked controversy this week, after claiming they had little more than a passing knowledge of the Socceroos.
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France beat Australia 2-1 in the group stages of the 2018 World Cup in Russia
Oliver Giroud admitted his side hadn’t done any homework on the Aussies – despite being pushed hard in a 2-1 win over Australia in the group stages at the 2018 World Cup.
Defender Ibrahima Konate and midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, meanwhile, admitted they couldn’t identify anyone in the team they are about to play – even though both had come up against members at club level.
France captain Hugo Lloris, however, suggested his team would ignore the Aussies at their peril.
Hugo Lloris has warned France will have to be careful against the Socceroos on Wednesday
‘With set pieces, we need to be very careful,’ he said.
‘I know that in transition up front, they’re very quick as well, they can penetrate very quickly.’
Meanwhile, Graham Arnold believes the should have no inferiority complex heading into the World Cup and has urged them to channel their ‘Aussie DNA’ to reach the knockout stages for the first time in 16 years.
Graham Arnold has urged Australia to focus on themselves ignore France’s reputation
‘If we focus too much on the opposition it’ll just put it in the brains of the players of how good the opposition is,’ he said on Monday.
‘We know their strengths, the players know their strengths.It’s about those ten blue shirts against ten yellow.
‘We’ve got the Aussie DNA, go out and kick and scratch and do whatever is required to do that. One of their strengths is technical so we’ve got to be in their faces.
Australia last won a World Cup game 12 years ago and racked up just one point over their past two tournaments combined, finishing bottom of their group in both occasions.
The Socceroos boss said preparations at the Aspire Academy in Doha have been perfect
Reaching the knockout stages is expected to be a tall order in Qatar too, with France and Denmark the overwhelming favourites to qualify.
But Arnold believes the Socceroos can emulate Guus Hiddink’s team from 2006 and reach the knockout stages.
‘What I’m looking at is [reaching] the last 16,’ he said.
‘We’ve got to give them a goal and expect to achieve that goal with performances that make the nation proud, and their families proud.’
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Gareth Southgate’s reign as England manager was under scrutiny with the national team’s record coming into the World Cup – but he silenced the doubters with a near-perfect tactical performance as they won their opening game.
England won 6-2 against Iran at the Khalifa International Stadium, with a brace for Bukayo Saka and goals for Jude Bellingham, Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford and Jack Grealish.
While two goals for Iran courtesy of Porto striker Mehdi Taremi took some off the gloss from England’s comprehensive victory, it was still largely a tactical success for Southgate as they opened their World Cup campaign.
Gareth Southgate applauds fans after England opened their World Cup campaign with a win
Southgate you’re the one….again
Southgate joked that he knew social media would be saying ‘we’ve got all these talented players and they’ve put this numpty in charge.’
He was booed off at Molineux and the San Siro this year, but the old Atomic Kitten song was out again last night.From ‘getting sacked in the morning,’ it’s now ‘Southgate you’re the one/you still turn me on.’
Raheem Sterling, lacking Chelsea form, looked vulnerable, but for England, he’s Southgate’s go-to man. He didn’t disappoint, with the little feints and turns he’s been missing at Chelsea coming in abundance here.As well as a sharp finish for the third goal.
Raheem Sterling continued his strong England form with a goal in the 6-2 hammering of Iran
There was more momentum behind picking Bukayo Saka and two goals on his World Cup debut make in a shoo-in for the next game.Reverting to a back four for group stages against less threatening opposition makes sense.
It doesn’t always work though. Iran were resolutely back five – and that really isn’t easy to break down. There was an early worry that they weren’t moving the ball quick enough and Iran were getting back into defensive position easily.
But, a combination of Iran not being able to find their out men – Mehdi Taremi and Ali Jahahbakhsh – meant The Journal pressure was relentless and when England started to move the ball quickly, they couldn’t cope.
From Russia with Love
In the Euros, England set pieces were desperately disappointing.This was more like Russia 2018, where they led the way. Despite having little preparation time, they seemed on top of their routines from the third minute, when Harry Maguire was seemingly wrestled to the ground by Rouzbeh Chesmi from a Kieran Trippier corner.
Harry Maguire impressed for England from early on, as set-pieces proved key to their success
It wasn’t just corners though.Twice, Trippier almost found Harry Kane from a free kick routine with clever runs peeling away down a blind channel – though that move will now be noted by all opposition coaches.
The seventh minute clash of heads which saw Ali Beianvand depart came after Tripper found Kane in that way and crossed, with the goalkeeper’s touch denying Sterling, who would have scored.
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There was the 32nd-minute corner which Maguire headed on to the bar from Trippier and then the second goal, where Luke Shaw’s corner found Maguire (again), the United defender then setting up Bukayo Saka for his lovely volley on the bounce.
Set pieces are a key factor, not least in tight games.To see England on top of their set piece routines was hugely encouraging.
The shirt pull by Stones to concede the penalty at the end was a warning though – VAR will seek out all your sneakiest moves (even if it couldn’t spot a player wrestling Maguire to the ground).
John Stones conceded a late penalty when he was ruled to be guilty of a shirt pull in the box
Wide players rule the roost
Luke Shaw and Bukayo Saka were constant thorns in the side of Iran. Even with the extra defender, Iran were struggling to come to terms with them.
The difficulty for Iran defending Shaw was that Sterling was coming inside, vacating that space and causing them a problem with the extra player.
Shaw thrived in that space, but his crossing was also exemplary.The weight of the ball for Bellingham’s opener was superb.
He also provided the corner for the second. What was crucial though was there ability to push the ball past the wing back and get in behind Iran.
It’s not always easy to get width against a back five.But England spread the ball wide time and time again – and it meant Iran couldn’t stay compact. And because England’s crossing was so good, they couldn’t cope.
England skipper Harry Kane made two assists before being taken off early during the victory
Harry Kane: Assist king
No goals, no shots on target, subbed off.Must be crisis time for Harry Kane. But there is so much more to Kane than the goals.
The cameo of hold-up play before setting up Sterling for the third, was a delight. And it was a pure Gazball, as we’re now calling Gareth’s tactical plan: Jordan Pickford excellent delivery from the back, into Saka and Kane on to Bellingham, who released Kane.
It’s one of those moments were he shields the ball, you think nothing is on and then he simply pushes it a metre on, goes and has created the opening, this time cross for Sterling to score his first World Cup goal.
Then there was take down from the long ball on 72 minutes superbly executed before playing in Marcus Rashford for his first touch.Rashford scored with his second for 5-1. Kane was integral to this win, even if another Golden Boot seems a little way off tonight.
Mason Mount (right, celebrating with Jude Bellingham) was a natural No10 for the Three Lions
It’s like watching Brazil
Remember when England couldn’t score from open play?Naturally there will be tougher tests than this.
But the opener – which is always the toughest goal to score, when a defensive opposition are fresh, in shape and motivated at 0-0, was a classic of what Southgate would want: Harry Maguire driving the ball out from the back, into Mason Mount, who played the No10 role perfectly with his little flick off to Sterling. That’s exactly why he’s there.
There was still much more to do, Sterling finding Shaw, the cross and the Bellingham header.
Yet those little moments, when you surprise the opposition and move them around, have eluded England in the Nations League and didn’t always come easily in Russia or the group stages in the Euros.Now they need it against the bigger teams.
Southgate made a number of changes in the second half, helping to boost morale in the squad
Squad dynamics
One of the hardest tasks is keeping everyone happy in tour – but with the opportunity to rotate and use 16 of his 26-man squad will have pleased Southgate, an unused sub at the 2002 World Cup.
Jack Grealish and Marcus Rashford will be buzzing with World Cup goal and Callum Wilson, selflessly squaring for Grealish will feel a big part of the win.
Realistically the two keepers won’t play, so Southgate only needs to get eight more players on the pitch in the next two games to bond his side together and ensure everyone feels involved.
Jude Bellingham looked every inch the players we think he is and Saka was man of the match.A young team will feel this was the perfect opener, marred only by the two goals conceded.
Southgate, with goalscorer Jack Grealish, is now preparing for England’s match with the USA
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