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Manchester United legend Paul McGrath has called on Liverpool players to wear anti-racism t-shirts, rather than ones with Luis Suarez's face on them, after the Reds donned the tops while warming up to face Wigan last night.

Lindsay Lohan's nude Playboy issue is selling like hotcakes and generating record breaking sales, according to reports.

Liverpool legend Alan Hansen has issued a public apology following comments made on Match of the Day last night, when he described black players as "coloured" during a debate on the show.

Despite signing an agreement earlier this week to allow Arab observers into the country, the death toll in Syria has continued to rise, with fresh attacks on villages and protesters resulting in 100 deaths on Tuesday.

The flashy customised Ferrari turned heads when it was spotted parked outside Harrods department store in West London yesterday.

Rock star Bon Jovi turned to Facebook to prove to fans that he is still very much alive after premature reports of the musician's death spread online..

Messages posted on the collective's Twitter feeds suggest the hacker cell of Anonymous has renewed its ongoing campaign in Egypt.

Thousands of Egyptian women occupied Tahrir Square in Cairo on Tuesday to highlight the military's use of excessive violence towards female protesters.

The Military Wives single is the bookies favourite to bag the coveted Christmas top spot.

Reports have emerged alleging social network giant Twitter is censoring its content, closing accounts supporting anti-authoritarian causes such as Wikileaks and the Anonymous sponsored Occupy movement.

Clashes between the army and protesters continued to escalate on Tuesday, a day after Egyptian general said protesters "deserve to be thrown into Hitler's oven."

Ryan Babel has admitted that he still loves Liverpool, with the former Reds striker revealing he still keeps in touch with some of the members of the squad, despite leaving Merseyside for Hoffenheim at the beginning of the year.

The Egyptian military is jeopardising its credibility and legitimacy by using brutal force to crack down on pro-reform protesters ten months after President Hosni Mubarak stepped down.

Rhianna was left raging after she was racially abused by a fellow guest at a hotel in Lisbon, where she had played a concert on her Loud tour.

Frankie Cocozza #CelebsThatLookLikeTheyStink “not really a celeb but I bet his pits are stinking, along with his breath@waynerooney.”

English model Kelly Brook tweeted about latest Topman's collection which features images of the curvy model on T-shirts as the perfect Christmas gift.

Friends of Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher have lambasted a hoax twitter account posing as the Old Trafford star.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will face the UK Supreme Court on February 1 to appeal against extradition to Sweden, where he faces sex crime allegations.

It is being widely reported that Apple's iCloud and iTunes services are suffering a network outage, with users complaining that they are unable to log in.

The location of the final stage of the Occupy London's "Occupy Everywhere" day of protest has been revealed as Piccadilly Circus.

Egyptian Blogger Alaa Abd El Fattah is set to stay in prison and will be tried by a civilian court for his involvement in the Maspero massacre, while other 27 people were released Thursday morning for the same case, according to reports.

A group of Palestinian bloggers and activists has issued a statement in support of Syrian-American blogger Razan Ghazzawi, who was arrested on Dec. 4 by Syrian authorities and now faces up to 15 years in jail.

Now that the sales ban of the Galaxy tablet has been overturned, Samsung has wasted little time in kicking Apple where it hurts - by drawing on the publicity of its legal battle against the iPad manufacturer to fuel a newspaper advertising campaign.

What do Ryan Dunn, Breaking Dawn, Revision, Asda and the royal wedding all have in common? They all topped the charts in this year's most popular search terms in the UK, as provided by Google.

China's internet censors have blocked searches linked to an ongoing protest in the village of Wukan in Guandong province, the BBC reports.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has branded US Senator John McCain “crazy” and claimed he has “blood on his hands”.

Popstar Miley Cyrus takes to Twitter to deny claims that she went under the knife and says that she is all natural

Manchester United midfield Ryan Giggs is the natural candidate to follow Gary Speed as Wales boss, according to former international Malcolm Allen.

Free Windows Phones will be given away to five Android users who share the worst malware horror stories, Ben Rudolph has said.

Tens of thousands of Hamas supporters, waving the militant movement's flags, gathered in Gaza to celebrate the 24th anniversary of the founding of the group, which was also relayed on Twitter.