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Hailey Bieber had the best reaction to Justin Bieber’s sweet shoutout for her and their son Jack during his Coachella 2026 performance.  By Sasha Wayman, Sabba Rahbar Apr 12, 2026 4:46 PM Hailey Bieber is standing on business this Coachella season. After all, the Rhode Beauty founder clocked in to watch husband Justin Bieber take the stage during weekend one of the desert valley music festival. And during one special moment in particular, she and the pair’s 19-month-old son Jack Blues Bieber received an emotional shoutout from the “Daisies” singer onstage. Singing the lyrics to his soulful 2025 track “Everything Hallelujah,” during the April 11 performance, Justin—donning an orange hoodie—looked in the camera as he showed gratitude for his family. “Mom and Dad, hallelujah,” he sang in a clip shared to X. “Hailey babe, hallelujah. Baby Jack, hallelujah.” As Justin paid tribute to Hailey and the pair’s baby, the camera panned to the 29-year-old in the crowd, who blew her husband a ki...

  🗣 Cristiano Ronaldo: "Some time ago I showed my son the place where I lived in Lisbon when I was 12 years old, I wanted him to see where I grew up. When he saw the little room where I slept, he said to me: 'Did you really live here, Dad?' He couldn't believe it. Young people think that everything is easy in this world. Quality of life, houses, cars, clothes... They think that everything falls from the sky as if nothing had happened. I try to make my son understand that these things do not only come through talent but above all through hard work. With hard work and determination, you can achieve anything you want. This is what I try to instil in my son and the young people I meet.” 👏❤

Big punch in the face' - could Arsenal really blow title from here? Alex Howell Arsenal reporter at Emirates Stadium Top of the league and in charge of the title race only to fade away and be pipped at the post - Arsenal have been there before. But nine points clear after 32 games played and still failing to win the league? No team in Premier League history has capitulated to that extent. Could Mikel Arteta's side really be the first to throw it away from that position? After back-to-back draws for nearest rivals Manchester City, along with a four-game winning streak for the Gunners, many were beginning to assume Arsenal's 22-year wait for the Premier League title was finally set to end. Saturday's chastening 2-1 home defeat by Bournemouth, however, has once again left the door ajar for Pep Guardiola's side - who have two games in hand on the Gunners. "They could blow it playing like that," said former Newcastle and England forward Alan Shearer, who is a p...

I'm not better than Frank or Tudor - Spurs boss De Zerbi Image source,Getty Image. Adwaidh Rajan BBC Sport journalist Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi says he is "not better" than predecessors Thomas Frank or Igor Tudor as he prepares to take charge of his first game at the Premier League strugglers. Sunderland will be Spurs' first opponents under the Italian, who was appointed on 31 March with the club one point outside the relegation zone with seven games remaining. De Zerbi is Tottenham's third manager of the season after Frank and Tudor - the latter only lasting 44 days and seven matches in the role. "I am proud and happy to be here and I have to say thank you to Vinai [Venkatesham] and Johan [Lange] because they showed me a big, big confidence," said De Zerbi on Friday. "I'm sure about the level of the players because I was very, very close to bringing many of these players to my former teams in the past. "I think I am not better tha...