YES!! Top signing!!

It's official! Alexis Sanchez has agreed to join Arsenal ! He is now a gunner.

FC BAYERN MUNCHEN SIGN JUAN BERNAT FROM VALENCIA

FCBayern have presented Juan Bernat to the media today. He is a young player with great potential. Do you think  Bernat will be a great signing.

DONE DEAL

Mario Mandzukic is officially an Atletico Madrid player.
The 28-year-old forward has penned a four-year deal at the Vicente
Calderon.
The Croatian figures to be a direct replacement for Chelsea's latest signing
Diego Costa.

Jennifer Lopez PUTTIN' IN TWERK Miley Ain't Got Nuthin' On Me!

She's 23 years OLDER than Miley Cyrus ... but Jennifer Lopez was out to
prove she's the real TWERKING QUEEN during a booty-bouncing performance
in Miami. JLo and her big 'ol butt hit the stage at the "iHeartRadio Ultimate
Pool Party" on the CW last night ... and threw her glutes around like a 44-
year-old CHAMP during her new aptly-named hit, "Booty."So, the real
question ... how doMs. Lopez's twerk skills match up with 21-year-old Miley??

Chris Brown He's No Gang Member But Bloods Are Cool With Him Representin'

Chris Brown is no gangbanger -- no matter how many gang signs he throws --
but one set of Bloods say they're cool with him acting like one ... because he's
paid his dues in the hood.Chris has aligned himself with the Fruit Town Piru
set ... dropping Bloods references on Instagram ... but leaders of the Fruits
(who'll remain unnamed) tell us Chris was never officially initiated.The Fruits
are down with Chris claiming he's a Blood because:- He's hired several of
them to work for him ... giving their Compton community an economic boost-
Chris comes to the hood and hangs out with them- He shot a music video in
the neighborhood ... and even included some of them in the vid- He donated a
thousand pairs of new shoes to Compton kidsPlus ... they don't mind the
national publicity they've been getting.This IS L.A. after all.

How the world saw Brazil's humiliation

It has been described as a "humiliation for the host nation" and the "biggest
shame in history" as Germany inflicted Brazil's joint heaviest ever defeat to
reach the World Cup final.
Germany were 5-0 up within 29 minutes in Belo Horizonte and their 7-1 semi-
final victory has left the Brazilian nation shell shocked along with the rest of the
football world.
Brazil newspapers have described the thrashing as "shameful" while social
media was dominated by reaction from football supporters, players and other
sportsman.
BBC Sport takes a look at how the world reacted to the biggest World Cup
semi-final defeat in history.
BBC presenter Gary Lineker reaction
"It was not just a defeat for the host nation, but a humiliation for the host
nation. It is the most extraordinary night's football I have ever witnessed and it
was a result you could never imagine in a million years.
"It's hard to know whether to give praise to the Germans or criticise the
Brazilians for their incompetence. In the opening 10 minutes, Brazil started quite
well and it was tight, but after that we saw the most astonishing 80 minutes in
World Cup history.
Highlights: Brazil 1-7 Germany
"This isn't playing against a small nation, this is Brazil, in Brazil. It's one of the
most incredible things I have witnessed. Brazil almost completely collapsed. To
concede five goals in 18 minutes in a match of this magnitude beggars belief.
"You have to give the Germans enormous credit, they played brilliant football.
They studied Brazil, their weak spots and their weaknesses defensively.
"It was a night of incredulity and you feel sorry for the Brazilian players. It was
not like they were arrogant and you felt it served them right. They lost their
heads, got out of position and made a real hash of it and the Germans
capitalised on that in true German style with great professionalism.
"It has been a long wait for Germany. Twenty-four years since their last World
Cup - and I think the wait is coming to an end."
Media reaction
Rio de Janeiro-based Lance newspaper's website describes the defeat as the
"biggest shame in history". It says O Maracanazo does not mean too much
now, it is a thing of the past.
Brazil newspapers Folha de Sao Paulo runs the headline "Historical
humiliation". They write "Brazil are again humiliated when trying to win a World
Cup at home".
"Brazil is slain by Germany and suffers the biggest defeat in their history: 7-1,"
writes Brazil news site O Globo.
Germany newspaper Bild writes "7-1 Madness. Lightning DFB team knock out
Brazil."
"Le Desastre" is printed alongside the picture of Brazil's David Luiz on the front
page of France's L'Equipe. Luiz is joining Paris St-Germain this summer.
The Daily Telegraph describes Brazil's defeat as the "greatest humiliation in
World Cup history".
The Daily Star describes Germany's win as a "slaughter".
The Daily Mirror says "humiliation and heartache as hosts Brazil are
destroyed by the Germans."
Social media reaction
United States manager and former Germany striker Jurgen Klinsmann said:
"Germany writing World Cup history today. Huge, huge compliment. So proud of
them."
Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil said: "What a match! Estadio do Maracana -
great to see you again."
Germany defender Per Mertesacker said: "DIE MANNSCHAFT! I really enjoy this
moment... now let's go all in for the final."
Former England captain Rio Ferdinand said: "I hope the Brazilians don't look
for a scapegoat here... it's a team effort and they weren't good enough as a
group."
Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan said: "Sometimes the best of us succumb to
the least expected. Life teaches us every time the best are not infallible. Oh
Brazil..."
England striker Wayne Rooney said: "Toni Kroos was brilliant again today joy
to watch."
Fifa president Sepp Blatter said: "Hats off to Miroslav Klose! With 16
FifaWorldCup goals, he is the most prolific scorer in the tournament's history."
Scottish FA said: "Just a quick reminder that our first #EURO2016 qualifier is
vs #GER in Dortmund in September. Good. #naeborra."

Eminem -- Fire Burns Through Boyhood Home

Eminem's childhood home -- the
same pad he pictured on the cover of
his new album, "The Marshall Mathers
LP 2" -- was badly burned in a fire
yesterday ... officials say. The 767
square foot, 2-story bungalow --
located right near 8 Mile in Detroit --
sustained damage to the second
floor. Fire crews were able to put out
the flames before it spread to the rest
of the home. Officials say the blaze
began around 6:20 pm Thursday
evening. So far, it's unclear how the
fire began. Public records show the
home was bought by Em's mom in
1987 for $19,900 -- it's changed
hands roughly 10 times since then.
The home was eventually abandoned,
and after failing to sell for $500 at a
recent auction, it's currently owned by
a bank.