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15 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sonia Horon |Russ Weakland

An A-list Hollywood star looked almost unrecognizable as he transformed into iconic football coach John Madden for David O. Russell's the highly anticipated upcoming biopic 'Madden'. Academy Award winner, Nicolas Cage, 61, was spotted wearing a fat suit to channel Madden's heftier frame as filming kicked off in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday. His co-star Christian Bale, 51, who plays Al Davis – the Raiders' owner and general manager for 39 years and a key figure in Madden's rise – was also on set.

16 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alexa Cimino

In a new update, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement told Channel 2 Action News that 19-year-old college student Ximena Arias Cristobal will still be deported despite police dropping the underlying violation that saw her arrested. Arias Cristobal, a Mexican-born student who has lived in Georgia since she was four, was taken into ICE custody following a May 5 traffic stop in Dalton, where she lives with her family.

17 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alexa Cimino

A dramatic roadside encounter between an Oklahoma City police officer and the sheriff of neighboring Canadian County has exposed tensions between lawmen on opposite sides of the jurisdictional line. The clash began when Sheriff Chris West was pulled over just days after appearing alongside president Donald Trump in the Oval Office for the signing of an executive order to 'unleash'" law enforcement agencies.

18 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele |Dominic King |Aadam Patel

There were a lot of claims and counterclaims on the Jeremie Frimpong to Liverpool saga on Tuesday. Reports in Germany writing said it was a ‘done deal’ and others claiming the Bayer Leverkusen wing back was not a target at all. But the truth is somewhere in the middle. Here it is…Frimpong is on the shortlist and well-liked by Liverpool should they decide to upgrade the right back area this summer after Trent Alexander-Arnold’s exit.

19 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jack Hardy

A female executive has won a sexual harassment case after being subjected to vile sexism from a male manager, who told her: 'You don’t belong here - this is a man’s world'. Angela Piromalli was subjected to a string of misogynistic remarks by Ian Jolliffe, who even slapped her bottom with a ruler, a tribunal heard. He told her that she was only wearing tight jeans for ‘attention’ and claimed ‘the only reason you got the job is because of the way you look'.