Since the Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest at the end of October, in which an estimated 2,000 people showed up at a Manhattan park, including the namesake himself, several iterations of the ...

Just before Halloween, a zillion Wonkas descended on Washington Square Park for a Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest that ...

After Timothée Chalamet showed up at his own celebrity lookalike contest, similar events have popped up in cities across and ...

"Look-alike contests" have begun circulating in the U.S. and Europe ... enhance their resemblance with some opting to be Chalamet’s portrayal of Willy Wonka, Paul Atreides from blockbuster "Dune" or ...

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson have the boxing world's attention, as the former world champion and YouTuber-turned-fighter are set to headline a heavyweight fight at AT&T Stadium on Nov. 15.

Scholes, 49, played 124 TIMES in the Champions League, winning the competition on two occasions. And across his 17 seasons amongst Europe's elite, Scholes faces the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid ...

I decided to leave because I wanted to play. I should have stayed...' Sir Alex Ferguson was a huge fan - but he still decided ...

The event comes a week after Timothée Chalamet stunned fans by making a surprise appearance at his own look-alike event in New ... to Mescal where they live. “‘Paul Mescal lookalike ...

A Paul Mescal lookalike contest this week is ... On a makeshift stage, the look-alikes were asked about their romantic plans with Kylie Jenner, who Chalamet is rumoured to be dating.

Man Utd legend Paul Scholes insists Marcus Rashford was attempting to make a “goal look better” as he missed a key chance against Chelsea. The Red Devils took the lead on Sunday evening ...

Paul Scholes has criticised Marcus Rashford for trying to make his finish “look better” after his miss against Chelsea. Manchester United’s stuttering form continued on Sunday evening in ...

One of the Man United players received criticism from Paul Scholes for his miss and that ... I think he is trying to make the goal look better by going high into the roof of the net.