Heisman candidate Ashton Jeanty and the No. 17 ranked Boise State Broncos face the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels as simply slight favorites enjoying on the street on this Week 9 faculty soccer showdown that has loads at stake for either side. This recreation will get underway at 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET (8:30 p.m. MDT) on Friday, October 25 with a reside broadcast on CBS Sports activities Community, and streaming reside on demand.

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Jeanty is taken into account one of many High 3 gamers in early Heisman trophy polling because the prolific operating again has amassed over 1,200 yards dashing to go together with a whopping 17 touchdowns. UNLV have been some of the spectacular groups out west this season and are co-leading the Mountain West Convention together with Boise State at 2-0. The Rebels are coming off an enormous upset win over the Oregon State Beavers final week. This showdown might determine who wins a convention title, and who will get a significant bowl recreation down the street.

What TV channel is the Boise State vs. UNLV soccer recreation on tonight?

When: Kickoff takes place at 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET (8:30 p.m. MDT) on Friday, October 25.

The place: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV

TV Channel: CBS Sports activities Community (CBSSN)

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Boise State vs. UNLV unfold, betting odds

Level unfold: BSU: -3.5 | UNLV: +3.5

Over/Below: 64.5

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Lionel Messi’s each transfer was on show in his Main League Soccer playoff debut.

Each contact. Each shot try. Even when he wasn’t doing something in any respect, it was proven.

There was a “Messi-cam” centered on the Inter Miami famous person all through his staff’s playoff-opening, 2-1 win over Atlanta United on Friday night time. Nothing however the eight-time Ballon d’Or winner livestreamed on MLS’ TikTok account during the match.

It captured the thrill surrounding Inter Miami, which surged in reputation when Messi arrived halfway by means of the 2023 season.

The stadium was full of Messi followers and acquainted faces, together with Miami Dolphins huge receiver Odell Beckham Jr, former NFL participant Chad ‘Ochocinco’ Johnson and actor Idris Elba.

“The Messi impact has been superior. It’s been very superior,” Johnson stated in a televised interview. “From a worldwide side, having Messi right here within the States and having the ability to develop the sport as a lot as we’ve been attempting to develop the sport and make it extra well-liked right here, being that we’ve so many various sports activities. … Particularly for me, not having to journey to Spain anymore to look at him play has been a pleasure.”

Messi didn’t rating however assisted on Jordi Alba’s go-ahead objective within the sixtieth minute. He had a number of possibilities that had been denied by Atlanta goalkeeper Brad Guzan, who had 5 saves on Messi Friday night time.

Inter Miami are the No 1 seed within the playoffs after setting MLS information for factors (74) and profitable share (.765).

Messi, coming off a hat trick within the regular-season finale, is in competition for league MVP regardless of lacking almost half the MLS season due to harm and commitments to Argentina’s nationwide staff. He completed with 20 targets and 16 assists. Luis Suarez additionally scored 20 targets, becoming a member of Messi to turn out to be the primary pair of MLS teammates to succeed in that milestone in a season.

The 37-year-old smiled and hugged his teammates when Suarez scored the opening objective lower than two minutes into the match.

He was proven blowing previous a defender and with one swift contact firing a strike from outdoors the field, which Guzan pushed over the crossbar, and later inserting each palms on his head and searching up into the stands when Guzan denied him once more.

Followers stood for many of the first half. And people closest to the pitch leaned ahead with their telephones stretched up so far as their arms would permit to seize pictures and video of Messi when he obtained shut.

Miami can seal the best-of-three sequence by profitable Recreation 2 in Atlanta on 2 November.

Saturday Kitchen viewers have been fairly confused this morning (twenty sixth October) by Sir Trevor McDonald’s behaviour on the BBC present.

The legendary newsreader joined Matt Tebbutt to advertise his new e-book, On Cricket, which explores his childhood within the Caribbean and his ardour for the game.

Additionally within the kitchen on Saturday was Scottish chef Julie Lin, kicking off the present by making a scrumptious Malay-O-Fish burger with selfmade chips.

Nevertheless, whereas Italian chef Gennaro Contaldo was desperate to tuck in, Sir Trevor was extra targeted on the wine regardless of declaring how a lot he liked to eat at first of the present.

Viewers took to X (previously Twitter) after they realised it could have been a bit of too early for the long-lasting journalist to tuck in.

“Why go on a meals present when you’re not even going to style what they make for you, Trevor?” one confused fan requested.

One other queried: “Has Trevor really tried something but?”

“Sir Trev didn’t fancy sauce dribbling down his chin, at the very least he tried a chip!” one other remarked, including a crying with laughter emoji.

Social media customers continued to level out Trevor’s lack of urge for food when Matt rustled up some selfmade pineapple scorching sauce with fried rooster wings.

“Trevor doesn’t appear to be consuming any of the meals. It appears to be like so scrumptious too,” another person stated.

One other questioned: “Anybody else discover that Sir Trevor by no means ate something?????”

And a ultimate viewer stated: “Trevor by no means touched that final dish. He’s not a foodie.”

Later within the present, Trevor did seem a bit of extra inquisitive about a cheese toasty made by visitor cooks Kate Cartler-Larg and Sam Larg from the Tacky Toast Shack.

Viewers additionally had the prospect to vote for Sir Trevor’s meals heaven, a roasted halibut with a prawn butter sauce, or meals hell, pot-roasted pork loin with mushroom stuffing.

Matt was thrilled to announce the votes have been in favour of his meals heaven and he and Julie acquired caught into making ready the fish dish within the final phase of the present.

Simply earlier than the credit rolled, Sir Trevor was eager to attempt a prawn from the dish and provide a easy response: “Beautiful!”

Saturday Kitchen airs Saturdays at 10am on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

Eddie Redmayne is kitting out in contract killer’s gear to delve deep into the murderer’s life because the star of The Day of the Jackal, Peacock’s upcoming thriller collection. However even after sporting tons of various performing hats, the Oscar winner has a non-public life that’s decidedly much less harmful.

Since 2015, Redmayne has been married to longtime sweetheart Hannah Bagshawe, whom he his first befriended as an early-2000s pupil earlier than lastly popping the query a full 12 years later. Quick ahead to immediately, and the completely satisfied couple has since blossomed into a contented household of 4 — whilst Redmayne continues to up the performing ante in roles like his titular activate Peacock’s new collection as “The Jackal,” the top-end murderer taking part in cat-and-mouse video games reverse costar Lashana Lynch.

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Who’s Eddie Redmayne’s spouse Hannah Bagshawe?

A London native who retains a low social media profile, Hannah Bagshawe first met her well-known future husband whereas Redmayne was an early-2000s pupil at Eton School. With Bagshawe attending an all-girls’ faculty shut by, the 2 reportedly got here collectively after she and her classmates staged an Eton charity trend occasion.

For the following decade and extra, Bagshawe and Redmayne stored issues pleasant. However in 2014, amid being forged within the movie model of Les Miserables, Redmayne finally invited her alongside for a getaway weekend in Italy.

“[I had] completed rehearsals and was about to start out taking pictures in a number of days and so I mentioned to myself, ‘I’m going to go to Florence for a fast break and write or do one thing like that,’” Redmayne confided to Day by day Mail. “Earlier than I went, Hannah and I have been on a kind of date — we’d been good mates for 12 years — and we had an exquisite night and I immediately mentioned, ‘You don’t need to come to Florence with me subsequent week, do you?’ …So our first correct date was in Florence.”

Although her previous profession strikes have been arduous to pin down (varied media shops have reported she’s labored in public relations and as an antiques vendor), Bagshawe stays a hard-to-miss presence at Redmayne’s aspect — because of moments like their 2024 Met Gala look, the place the 2 turned heads in dashing matching outfits.

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What number of youngsters do Eddie Redmayne and Hannah Bagshawe have?

After wedding ceremony at an intimate English ceremony in 2015, Redmayne and Bagshawe loved a quick couples-only honeymoon part earlier than welcoming their first baby. Daughter Iris Mary was born in June of 2016, adopted not too lengthy after by the delivery of son Luke Richard, who got here alongside in March of 2018.

As a household of 4, Bagshawe and Redmayne have since discovered their rhythm, with Redmayne protecting tempo with each an escalating performing profession and being a dad in a contented family.

“In relation to my household, I personally had fairly a secure upbringing and I am endlessly looking for some stability for my youngsters,” Redmayne confided to Crash journal in 2022. “My spouse and I discover that we principally don’t have any management, notably after I’m doing theater work. I have not accomplished a play since Hannah and I received collectively, and the truth of it’s that each evening aside from Sunday, you are out working. It’s a must to sleep late within the mornings so you aren’t getting to see your youngsters and also you’re additionally dwelling like a monk!”

However as Redmayne expressed upon profitable the 2015 Greatest Actor Academy Award for The Concept of Every thing, household stays on the coronary heart of his life and profession. “That is so extraordinary,” he mentioned, whereas hinting on the upcoming delivery of their first baby. “I simply need to thank my household and also you, Hannah, my spouse. I really like you a lot. We’ve a brand new fellow comin’ to share our residence.”

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The Irish actor Paul Mescal has revealed he was solid in Gladiator II after a 30-minute Zoom name.

Mescal made the feedback on The Graham Norton Present, to be broadcast on Friday on BBC One. The 28-year-old stars alongside Denzel Washington, who additionally appeared on Norton’s programme, within the sequel to the Ridley Scott blockbuster, being launched 24 years after the primary movie.

Mescal’s look in Gladiator II is his first main Hollywood position after a speedy rise following his breakout efficiency within the 2020 BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel Regular Individuals.

Speaking about how he received the position, Mescal instructed Norton: “Ridley doesn’t waste time – I believed there could be digital camera assessments and auditions, however we Zoomed for half an hour, spoke for 10 minutes concerning the half after which 20 minutes about Gaelic soccer, his canine and his spouse.

“I believed there could be extra, however he known as a number of weeks later to supply me the half. I believe he simply goes by intuition on set and off and I’m very glad that’s the way in which it went.”

After his position in Regular Individuals, Mescal starred reverse Olivia Colman in The Misplaced Daughter, Emily Watson in God’s Creatures and gained popularity of the father-daughter drama Aftersun.

Gladiator was a world hit in 2000, making $460m worldwide and profitable 5 Oscars, together with finest image, and finest actor for Russell Crowe.

Discuss of a sequel or prequel started in 2001 however stalled. Scott claimed that Crowe needed to return, regardless of his character being lifeless, hoping to incorporate a fantastical component within the follow-up.

Mescal performs the grandson of Richard Harris’s Emperor Marcus Aurelius from the primary movie, who was killed by his son Commodus, performed by Joaquin Phoenix. Crowe’s character was additionally killed by Phoenix’s on the finish of the movie.

Crowe has stated he has reservations a couple of sequel wherein he doesn’t function. In an interview on the US podcast Kyle Meredith With …, Crowe stated: “I’m barely uncomfortable, the truth that they’re making one other one, you understand? Due to course, I’m lifeless, and I’ve no say in what will get executed.

“A few issues that I’ve heard, I’m like: ‘No, no, no. That’s not within the ethical journey of that specific character.’ However you understand, I can’t say something. That’s not my place. I’m six toes below. So we’ll see what that’s like.”

The Israeli navy launched early Saturday what it known as “precision strikes” on Iran in response to the Oct. 1 missile assault that Iran launched towards Israel.

In an announcement, Israeli navy spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari stated: “In response to months of steady assaults from the regime in Iran towards the State of Israel – proper now the Israel Protection Forces is conducting exact strikes on navy targets in Iran.“

Israel’s assault ended simply earlier than dawn in Tehran, with the Israeli navy saying it had “fulfilled its mission” by conducting what it known as “focused and exact strikes on navy targets in Iran.” 

It stated the targets included “missile manufacturing services used to provide the missiles that Iran fired on the state of Israel during the last yr,” in addition to surface-to-air missile websites and “extra Iranian aerial capabilities.” 

An official briefed on the matter, who was not licensed to talk publicly, stated Israel carried out three waves of strikes: the primary was on Iran’s air defenses, and the second and third focused storage and manufacturing websites of ballistic missile and drones.

The official stated the response was designed to ship a warning to Iran, that Israel’s intelligence and air power are far-reaching and would have the ability to act sooner or later, but additionally as a quid professional quo after Iran’s missile strikes on Israel on Oct. 1 and in a manner that Iran would have the ability to comprise the scenario. 

President Biden advised reporters touring with him on Saturday that he had been briefed by the U.S. intelligence neighborhood on the affect of Israel’s strikes on Iran. 

“It appears to be like like they did not hit something apart from the navy targets. My hope is that is the tip,” Biden stated.

Israel supplied no evaluation of the harm, however Iranian state media has reported a number of casualties in Iran, although the Iranian authorities stated there had solely been “restricted harm.”

The Iranian military, in keeping with the nation’s state-run information company IRNA, stated it had thwarted assaults on navy websites in three provinces; Khuzestan within the southwest, Ilam within the northwest, and the area across the capital Tehran. It additionally stated two navy personnel had been killed. 

It is the most recent in a sequence of retaliations

On Oct. 1, Iran launched round 180 ballistic missiles at Israel, most of which have been shot down by Israeli air defenses with the assistance of U.S. forces. 

That assault was in response to a sequence of Israeli assaults on the Lebanese group Hezbollah, which Iran helps, killing its chief Hassan Nasrallah in an airstrike after which sending troops throughout the border into southern Lebanon.

Israel has additionally pounded Lebanon with airstrikes which it says are aimed toward dismantling Hezbollah, however which have over a number of weeks now killed hundreds of individuals.

Israel and Hezbollah had been in a low-grade battle of cross-border fireplace since Oct. 8, 2023, the day after the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a lethal shock assault on Israel. Hezbollah started firing rockets at Israel in solidarity with Hamas.

And Iran had beforehand launched a wave of missiles at Israel in April, the primary time the Islamic regime had straight attacked Israel after a long time of utilizing proxies to stage assaults.

Saturday’s hours-long barrage of aerial strikes on targets in Iran represented the primary time that Israel’s navy forces had brazenly attacked Iran, and was actually the primary large-scale and public assault on such a wide selection of its navy infrastructure since its battle with Iraq within the Eighties. 

U.S. official calls the Israeli strikes “focused and proportional”

A senior U.S. administration official advised reporters on a late-night convention name that the USA had not been a participant within the navy operation, and stated that the operation was “focused and proportional with low threat of civilian hurt.” President Biden and U.S. officers had inspired Israel to pursue a focused response. “That seems to have been exactly what transpired this night,” the official stated. 

However inside Israel, the choice to not goal Iran’s nuclear services or power infrastructure drew blended reactions, with former protection minister Avigdor Lieberman posting on social media that “as a substitute of amassing an actual value, the Israeli authorities is as soon as once more content material with showmanship and public relations. Lieberman, who now heads a political get together against prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, known as the restricted strikes “shopping for silence as a substitute of a transparent resolution.”

One other opposition chief, Yair Lapid, stated on social media that “the choice to not assault strategic and financial targets in Iran was improper,” including that Israel “may and will have charged Iran with a a lot heavier value.”

The U.S. official who spoke late Friday on a convention name declined to touch upon the targets that have been hit, apart from to say they have been chosen to discourage future assaults from Iran. “It was in depth. It was focused. It was exact. It was towards navy targets throughout Iran. It was, in a number of methods, very rigorously ready. And once more, I believe it was designed to be efficient,” the official stated.

If Iran responds, the USA is ready to assist Israel defend towards an assault, the official stated, noting officers had labored to strengthen Israel’s air protection techniques forward of Friday.

“The USA is able to push ahead on talks to finish the wars in Lebanon and Gaza,” the official stated. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was within the area this week, and there will probably be “additional engagements” and conferences in coming days, the official stated.

The White Home advised reporters that Biden had been briefed by his workforce and intently adopted developments via the night. Vice President Harris, campaigning in Houston, was additionally briefed, the White Home stated.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, at a gathering of the Commonwealth heads of state in Samoa, known as upon Iran not to answer these newest strikes, and urged all fighters within the area to de-escalate.

A number of international locations within the area condemned the Israeli strikes, together with Qatar, the place the international ministry expressed its “deep concern” over what it known as a “blatant violation of Iran’s sovereignty and a transparent breach of the ideas of worldwide legislation.”

Egypt, which along with Qatar has been deeply concerned in efforts alongside the USA to mediate a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, stated it condemned the strikes that constituted the sort of measures that “threaten the safety and stability of the area.” 

Saudi Arabia’s international affairs ministry additionally stated the strikes violated Iran’s sovereignty, in addition to “worldwide legal guidelines and norms.”

The Iranian international ministry itself known as the Israeli strikes a violation of worldwide legislation and the U.N. constitution, in keeping with a social media put up from the Tehran Occasions.

Asma Khalid contributed to this report.

Paul Mescal has admitted he was so nervous about assembly Denzel Washington on the set of the Gladiator sequel that he ended up placing it off for a complete day, as he revealed the very first thing the veteran actor mentioned to him.

The Irish actor stars reverse the legendary US star, 69, in Gladiator II, Ridley Scott’s follow-up to his 2000 epic historic motion movie.

Due for launch within the UK on 15 November, it follows Mescal’s character Lucius Verus, who’s taken prisoner by the Roman military after they invade his dwelling and is pressured to combat as a gladiator. Washington performs Macrinus, a former slave who needs to make use of Lucius in his plot to manage Rome.

Showing on The Graham Norton Present together with his co-star, together with fellow Irish actor Saoirse Ronan and British actor Eddie Redmayne, Mescal defined how he’d needed to introduce himself to Washington on their first day of capturing collectively.

After filming ended for the day, he “stood on the backside of the steps” main as much as the field the place Washington had been: “I stood there for a few minutes and I used to be like, ‘Not in the present day’. So I bailed and ran to my dressing room, and I mentioned, ‘Tomorrow you’re going to be a courageous boy.’”

On the second day, he waited once more and eventually met Washington, who shook his hand and apparently mentioned: “Cease understanding, man.”

In the identical episode, Mescal defined the gruelling exercise routine he’d been put by way of by his private coach with a view to play the position of Lucius.

Sharing that he did “every thing” the coach requested of him, together with consuming “a variety of hen and [lifting] heavy issues,” he admitted that he drew the road when it got here to giving up smoking and consuming alcohol.

He additionally revealed that he was provided the position instantly after a 30-minute name with Scott: “Ridley doesn’t waste time,” he mentioned. “I believed there could be digicam exams and auditions, however we Zoomed for half an hour, spoke for 10 minutes in regards to the half, after which for 20 minutes about Gaelic soccer, his canine and his spouse.”

Studio executives disclosed final yr that Mescal’s shirtless scenes within the West Finish manufacturing of A Streetcar Named Need had been what satisfied them he could be good for the position.

“He performed Stanley, and there are a number of moments the place he takes off his shirt and it was electrical,” Paramount co-head Daria Cercek informed Selection final July. It was after watching these scenes that made “the women” within the viewers “very vocal” that Cercek and her co-head Michael Eire agreed that they had “discovered our man.”

Early critics’ reactions to Gladiator II have been largely optimistic, with a number of predicting an Oscar nomination for Washington.

Gladiator II is launched in UK cinemas on 15 November, then within the US on 22 November.

Chappell Roan goes viral − once more − for an incident with a photographer.

The up-and-coming pop famous person clapped again at a photographer on the purple carpet for Netflix’s “Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour” live performance movie premiere Friday, claiming the media member was “so disrespectful” in direction of her throughout a earlier encounter on the 66th Grammy Awards in February.

“You had been so disrespectful to me on the Grammys,” Roan mentioned, per a clip posted on social media. “You yelled at me on the Grammy social gathering … Sure, I bear in mind. You had been so impolite to me, and I deserve an apology for that … You could apologize to me.”

Within the video, an individual makes an attempt to step in throughout the confrontation to maneuver Roan down the carpet. It’s unclear what prior incident Roan is speaking about within the video.

Roan was an opening act on Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour. USA TODAY reached out to Roan’s reps for remark.

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Final month, she was concerned in an expletive-filled confrontation with one other member of the paparazzi on the MTV Video Music Awards, in response to TikTok movies shared by Selection and The Related Press.

Roan, whose actual identify is Kayleigh Rose Amstutz, has lengthy been open about her struggles with fame earlier than and after she catapulted into the popular culture stratosphere this yr amid the success of her 2023 album “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess.” She not too long ago canceled a slew of tour stops amid her meteoric rise.

Roan, who might have damaged a Lollapalooza attendance document in August, is outspoken with followers about how her bipolar II signs have interfered together with her profession in addition to her potential to manage her feelings and response to success.

In 2022, the Missouri native acquired candid together with her followers on Instagram about how she handles fame.“I’m identified bipolar 2 and it’s been fairly laborious to maintain collectively and launch these songs. I’ve been on meds and I used to be in full swing hypomania when ‘Bare in Manhattan’ launched, which I’m out of now,” she wrote. “I’ve been in intensive outpatient remedy/ particular person remedy 4 days per week and it’s positively been tough to stability… I don’t actually speak about it a lot, however it impacts me day by day and is a reasonably large a part of my music.”

Roan launched “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess,” her debut album, in September 2023 and the synthpop LP peaked this week at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Contributing: Alyssa Goldberg, Edward Segarra

The night supplied a particular alternative for Kelsea and her followers to attach on a private stage. By sharing the inspiration and tales behind PATTERNS, she invited listeners into her journey and inventive course of, fostering a deeper understanding of her artistry. See highlights from the dialog beneath.

On her course of

“That is probably the most strain I’ve ever placed on myself to make a document, as a result of I felt so grateful that there have been new ears on my music, however then I additionally needed to honor the individuals who had been on board since ‘Love Me Like You Imply It.’”

On the brand new album

“There’s so much on it. If you need a friendship tune, it’s there. If you need a falling-in-love tune, it’s there. If you need a ‘I’m going to ram my head by a wall ’trigger I’m so annoyed at somebody’ tune, clearly, it’s there—there’s a few these!”

“I might argue that that is probably the most love-filled document I’ve ever made. I feel the presence of affection in each tune is on the forefront. However to me, it’s in regards to the nuance of affection. I feel there’s this actually stunning mutual journey that may occur when the novelty wears off, and also you’re type of left as two adults who’ve an entire previous of life to kind by after which make one collectively. That’s what I’m so pleased with.”

On taking part in Madison Sq. Backyard for the primary time subsequent week

“I’m so excited. [The fact that it sold out before the album came out] makes me need to placed on the very best present I ever have. I haven’t actually toured this 12 months. I actually needed some area to make the document, as a result of final 12 months was so tour-heavy, which was superb. I’m glad I had some area to do different issues, however my favourite factor on this planet is A, writing songs, after which B—and I say this as a fan going to reveals, too—there’s this factor that occurs while you go to a present, whether or not it’s a extremely small room or a stadium. It’s probably the most linked you ever really feel to folks, for my part. To your self, or to the folks that you simply go together with, or to the artist onstage. It’s simply this large ball of power and connection. I do know that I actually crave that and want that on each side. I’ve actually missed it.”

On her personal patterns

“I minimize and ghost. When a relationship or a friendship or a possibility feels prefer it’s going a little bit bit completely different than how my Virgo management mind thought it was going to, I might moderately break my very own coronary heart earlier than the rest can. And that not serves me in my life, which I discovered the exhausting approach so much. That’s the greatest sample of this album.”

Stream PATTERNS on Spotify.