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She's certainly not known for her sense of style, but this time Britney Spears pulled off her wacky ensemble. The mother-of-two arrived at Albertson's grocery store in Sherman Oaks, California, on Wednesday donning an orange football-inspired shirt that she paired with her typical form-fitted black leggings. But different from the comfy boots she usually wears, Spears opted for a pair of tan hidden wedge sneakers to go with her sporty outfit. Team Britney! Britney Spears wore an orange football-inspired top to go grocery shopping with her boyfriend David Lucado on Thursday in Sherman Oaks, California Keeping cool on the hot spring day, the X Factor judge pulled her blonde locks into a high ponytail. Alongside her new beau David Lucado, the 31-year-old blonde pop star was ready for a sports-filled afternoon, coinciding perfectly with her athletic getup. As she strolled through the parking lot, the Scream & Shout singer carried an orange flotation noodle, yellow wiffle

They've tackled Las Vegas and Thailand, and now the Hangover boys are headed to Mexico. A newly released trailer for the third installment of the franchise finds the gang in Tijuana after being pitted against a ruthless crime boss played by John Goodman. Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Justin Bartha and Ken Jeong will reprise their original roles in the upcoming film, directed by Todd Phillips. Busted: The newest Hangover 3 trailer, released Thursday, pits the wolf pack against a vengeful crime boss played by John Goodman Ambushed: Alan (Galifianakis) tries to evade one of crime boss Goodman's cronies The saga promises to begin just as its two predecessors did: with a road trip. Hijinks ensue when the guys attempt to bring Alan (Galifianakis) to a rehab facility in the wake of his father's death. A crime boss (Goodman) thwarts the quartet in the midst of its journey, kidnapping Doug (Bartha) and threatening bodily harm unless the remaining men find Lesli

Girl driven to anorexia by mum's health obsession Amy Tickner was just 16 and perfectly healthy - but barbed comments from Kathy Fox sent her into a spiral of starvation Painfully thin: Amy Tickner Phoenix features As Amy Tickner grabbed a slice of bread to go with her lunch, her mum yelled from the kitchen: “Don’t put butter on that. You’re getting a bit fat.” Amy was just 16 and a perfectly healthy weight for her age... but barbed comments like this from her mum Kathy Fox sent the impressionable teenager into a spiral of despair and starvation. She was so desperate to please her mum that she ended up existing on a daily diet of carrots, half a tin of spaghetti and litres of Diet Coke. Her weight plummeted to six stone and she was eventually rushed to hospital. Yet, even then, she pushed away a life-saving drip... fearing it contained calories. It was only then that Kathy, sobbing in the arms of a nurse, realised the damage her cruel words had done. Today in a remarkable i

The James Bulger murder and 10 crimes that shook Britain It is 20 years since James Bulger was abducted and killed in one of the country's most shocking crimes Led to his death: The image of toddler James Bulger being led away from a shopping arcade by his killers still haunts 20 years on. Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were convicted of torturing and murdering the youngster, but their life sentences were set to a minimum of just eight years.The case is one of the most shocking crimes in recent UK history.We look back at other crimes that shook the nation... 1 - The murder of James Bulger Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, the two boys jailed in 1993 for beating to death of two-year-old toddler James Bulger (pictured) Reuters James Bulger, who was just short of his third birthday, was murdered in February 1993 by two 10-year-old boys who lured him away from a Liverpool shopping arcade while his mother was distracted.The boys, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, led the cry

The James Bulger murder and 10 crimes that shook Britain 12 Feb 2013 11:28 It is 20 years since James Bulger was abducted and killed in one of the country's most shocking crimes Led to his death: The image of toddler James Bulger being led away from a shopping arcade by his killers still haunts 20 years on. Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were convicted of torturing and murdering the youngster, but their life sentences were set to a minimum of just eight years . The case is one of the most shocking crimes in recent UK history. We look back at other crimes that shook the nation... 1 - The murder of James Bulger Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, the two boys jailed in 1993 for beating to death of two-year-old toddler James Bulger (pictured) Reuters James Bulger, who was just short of his third birthday, was murdered in February 1993 by two 10-year-old boys who lured him away from a Liverpool shopping arcade while his mother was d

Rubin Kazan 3-2 Chelsea (4-5 agg): Blues lose in Moscow but progress to semi-finals Some dodgy defending threatened to make it a nervy night for Chelsea, but goals from Torres and Moses saw them through At the double: Chelsea are still on course to win the Europa League and FA Cup From Martin Lipton in MoscowRafa Benitez told his feuding Blues to carry on rucking after they made it through to the Europa League semi-finals.Twice ahead, first when Fernando Torres continued his marked goal rush from Frank Lampard's brilliant first time ball, and then through a Victor Moses strike, Chelsea were left thankful for their first leg advantage as they conceded three times after the break.Lampard and Brazilian David Luiz had to be separated by Petr Cech and Yossi Benayoun at half-time after rowing over a Rubin chance.But Benitez, reluctant to criticise his men for their sloppy second half display, insisted the flashes of temper were a good sign.Benitez said: "It's always good

Once a Red: Liverpool hopeful of landing 'fan' Ashley Williams.. despite Arsenal's £9m bid on the table Brendan Rodgers' other summer targets include Brazilian Dede, Toby Alderweireld of Ajax and Feyenoord's Stefan de Vrij Michael Steele Liverpool have stolen an important march in the race to land Ashley Williams... despite Arsenal leaving a £9million bid on the table since the turn of the year.The Gunners made a determined effort to sign the Wales international defender right up until the end of the January transfer window, but their cash offer was turned down flat by Swansea.Williams though, now looks certain to be made available in the summer, with boss Michael Laudrup recognising the stalwart's sterling efforts on behalf of the Welsh club by giving him the chance to move to a big club before it is too late.That is why Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has left his offer open to Swansea, with the intention of returning in the summer to renew his interest in