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Striker targets winning a trophy after Everton Football Club return.
Wayne Rooney says that winning a trophy with Everton "would be the pinnacle" after rejoining them from Manchester UnitedUnited.

Complete winners list.The 89th annual Academy Awards
But the most shocking moment of the night went to "Moonlight," which won best picture, after "La La Land" was mistakenly announced.

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Donald J. Trump Administration Expands Enforcement of US Immigration Laws.
The Trump administration is expanding enforcement of U.S. immigration laws that could result in immediate deportation for millions of undocumented migrants.

The Department of Homeland Security announced the new guidelines Tuesday. Previous policies focused on deporting illegal migrants convicted of so-called serious crimes.
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The 48-year-old talent agent looks after the commercial and sponsorship interests of Justin Bieber, Amber Heard-USA, Christina Aguilera, Simon Cowell, Miley Cyrus and Jennifer Lopez

Lady Gaga Forced to Give Up Nearly $400,000 to Ex Taylor Kinney! Lady Gaga Forced to Give Up Nearly $400,000 to Ex Taylor Kinney!!

Trump Names Army Strategist as National Security Adviser.

WASHINGTON —
U.S. President Donald J. Trump named a new national security adviser Monday, picking Army Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, a military strategist who has spent his entire career in the U.S. armed forces.

Trump called the 54-year-old McMaster "a man of tremendous talent and tremendous experience."

The president, making the announcement from his Florida retreat Mar-a-Lago along the Atlantic Ocean, said that retired Army Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg, who had been his acting adviser, will now serve as chief of staff of the National Security Council.

Today is Rihanna’s 29th birthday. To celebrate, we’ve collected 15 random facts about the pop icon.

1. Rihanna was in the army cadets when she was younger. Her drill sergeant was fellow Bajan singer Shontelle

2. L.A. Reid told JAY Z not to let Rihanna leave after her audition as he didn’t want her to go to any other record labels.

3. L.A. Reid also revealed that after her first performance under Def Jam, Beyoncé called Rihanna a “beast”.

4. Rihanna’s first Billboard Number One was SOS, which was originally written for Christina Milian.

5. Brandy Norwood was a major influence on Good Girl Gone Bad, with Rihanna saying that she listened to her album Afrodisiac “all day and all night”.

6. Despite being one of her most iconic songs, Umbrella was turned down by Britney Spears and Mary J. Blige before Rihanna got it.

7. Whilst Umbrella sat atop the charts is New Zealand, the country was battered by storms. Once it had been knocked of the top spot, the storms calmed down. A similar thing happened in the UK too.

8. Jamie Cullum released a cover version of Don’t Stop The Music in 2009. Spoiler: it’s got nothing on the Alexandra Burke version.

9. Her collaboration with Maroon 5, If I Never See Your Face Again, was initially a duet between them and Janet Jackson.

10. Despite already having a number of hits under her belt, Justin Timberlake believed it was their collaboration Rehab that made people accept Rihanna in the Music industry.

11. Although it was the second single from Loud, What’s My Name went to Number 1 in United States before Only Girl (In The World).

12. Rihanna’s former drill sergeant Shontelle wrote her hit Man Down.

13. We Found Love was initially recorded by Leona Lewis, who turned it down because she wanted Trouble to be her lead single instead. We Found Love remains the biggest hit of Rihanna’s career.

14. Oh, and We Found Love was turned down by Nicole Scherzinger

15. While we’re on the topic of Nicole, she collaborated with Rihanna on the track Winning Women.

US Seeks New Common Ground with Russia
Vice President Mike Pence says the United States will "continue to hold Russia accountable," but that President Donald J. Trump has directed a search for ways to find "new common ground with Russia."