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Rapper 50 Cent filed for bankruptcy on Monday as it was revealed he spends $72,000 a MONTH to live in his lavish Connecticut mansion which has its own private casino, basketball court and nine kitchens. The entertainer has followed in the footsteps of Mike Tyson and two other former owners of the huge property, one of the biggest private residences in America, that none of them could afford to keep. Court papers revealed the star, real name Curtis Jackson, spends a whopping $108,000 on his expenses each month, including $5,000 on gardening alone. Broke 50 cent despite making £185,000 a month from royalties and investments, he still owes his barber, stylist and personal trainer money Get rich of die trying: 50 Cent filed for bankruptcy on Monday, with court papers revealing he spent $72,000 a month on his mansion in Connecticut, including $5,000 a month on gardening  This extravagant home, boasts a number of features including a swimming pool, private...

                        World Footballer of the year and the highest paid football player with an estimated earning of $159.2m, Real Madrid star forward Cristiano Ronaldo can afford virtually anything money can buy- yes, go ahead name it- and he showed it when he gave his agent Jorge Mendes a Greek island as a wedding present, media reports say. As for Ronaldo, its been a way of saying thank you to an ever loyal supportive agent. The Island has not been named but the price goes for around 50 million Euros, reports say. Spain’s Mundo Deportivo website says Ronaldo knows the Greek islands well from holidays. Mr Mendes married his partner Sandra in Portugal on Sunday.                                         Ronaldo acted as best man for Mr Mendes, 49, who is one of football’s most successful agents and run...

                                 Every Arsenal player came in my direction which was the easiest thing to do because I was just there and if other people didn’t come in my direction that is not a problem, not a story and not the end of the world and I gave no more problem on that. I did my job, the job that my club deserves me to do and the status as a manager when I lose a charity shield or any trophy. The warring duo also blanked each other at the full-time whistle but Wenger said: “I shook a few hands after the game but there’s nothing special there.” Mourinho tossed his runners-up medal into the crowd and said: “I threw it to a kid, an Arsenal (supporting) kid. I don’t keep the one (medal) when I win, imagine the ones when I lose. “I think this is a good memory for him. He wins and takes a medal from the loser.”

Mourinho was in typically scathing form when talking about another rival Manuel Pellegrini, the Manchester City boss. On the one hand Mourinho appeared to issue an apology of sorts to the Chilean for getting his name wrong and calling him 'Pellegrino' last season. The reason, explained the Chelsea boss, was that he once worked with a player called Mauricio Pellegrino. I always made a mistake by calling one the other. The last thing I’d do is show a lack of respect, he said. Having presented the olive branch he then withdrew it and accused Pellegrini of being "obsessed" with him. The City boss aimed several digs at Chelsea over the summer, and Mourinho's response was typically haughty. I am always thinking about football but in my holidays I did zero interviews, he said.  You are free of everything, questions, answers, controversy, interpretation, overreaction. Is he obsessed with me? I don’t know. When a manager is on holidays and still thinks about...

Jose Mourinho has signalled the start of hostilities ahead of the new football season, with a brace of warning shots across the bows of two of his main rivals in this year's title race. In an interview with several national newspapers, the Portuguese manager was back to his prickly best, taking issue with Arsene Wenger's complaints over transfer spending and responding to criticism from Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini. "Jose Mourinho has not changed," writes Matt Hughes of The Times. "What you see on the television and the touchline is what you get in the flesh. Mourinho is amusing, scathing, driven and intense, but never mellow." The theme of the interview is the manager's "soaring expectations and intolerance of those who fall short", but his most eye-catching comments relate to his old adversary Wenger, who is poised to mount Arsenal's biggest title push for a decade. Mourinho has shown little respect for Wenger ove...

It's a Medal for the "Looser" says Jose This Lucky Lad Went Home With The Medal Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho threw away his Community Shield medal following his side's defeat to Arsenal at Wembley, Goal reports. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain goal was enough to give the Gunners victory. The Blues boss reportedly threw his medal into the crowd before walking down the Wembley tunnel with Bobby Gill, aged 10, catching it. The defeat is the first time Arsene Wenger has beaten the Portuguese and speaking after the game, Mourinho explained his actions. "It's the medal for the loser... it's a good memory for him," Mourinho told the Press. "Chelsea was the best team, had the more initiative, had good control, good ball possession. But you know it is that moment of the season where everyone is behind - the energy, the intensity to turn results is more difficult because people is not sharp, and don...

A week after Bobby Kristina daughter of late singer  Whitney Houston  and Bobby Brown passed on. She was laid to rest Sarturday in Atlanta Georgia in the presence of family and friends. Not suprising that her boy friend Nick Gordon was notably absent at the funeral as he remains the prime suspect leading to her death. 22-year-old Bobbi died last Sunday at an area hospice, six months after suffering irreversible brain damage in a still unexplained incident at her Roswell, Georgia, home.  She was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub by her partner and a friend in January in an eerie echo of the Beverly Hills hotel bathtub drowning of her famous mother in 2012. An initial autopsy this week found no obvious underlying cause for her death but the investigation is ongoing. The case is under review by the Fulton County District Attorney's Office but no-one has been criminally charged over her death. A $10m (€9.08m) civil lawsuit filed in June accused...