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Russell Wilson covers wife Ciara with green slime at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Sports Awards

Russell Wilson and Ciara proved their nuptials have caused no shortage of fun as Wilson drenched his lady love with neon-green slime at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.




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Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards: Tones and I and Chris Hemsworth represent Australia

It's the fun-packed awards show notorious for covering its celebrity guests in green slime.




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Justin Bieber announced as Kids' Choice Awards performer before show is POSTPONED over coronavirus

Justin Bieber will officially be performing at the Kids' Choice Awards next Sunday. The 26-year-old pop act will treat his fans to a rendition of his single Intentions, which he released with Quavo.




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Justin Bieber wears double denim while his wife Hailey looks elegant in black for church

Justin Bieber went nerd-chic with glasses and double denim as he and his wife Hailey Bieber went to church. He was seen earlier in the day buying a bouquet for his love at CVS.




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Victoria Justice to host Kids' Choice Awards from home for remote broadcast amid coronavirus

It will feature appearances from Dwayne Johnson, Ariana Grande, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad, Camila Cabello, Millie Bobby Brown, Ellen DeGeneres, BTS, Shawn Mendes, Lil Nas X and more.




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Ariana Grande wins Favorite Female Artist at home during first-ever virtual Kids' Choice Awards

Hosted by Victoria Justice, the awards show was broadcasted remotely for the first time in its 32-year history. It featured appearances from Ariana Grande, Kristen Bell, JoJo Siwa and more.




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Scarlett Johansson has virtual reunion with Avengers: Endgame co-stars at Kids' Choice Awards

They beat out Aladdin, Captain Marvel, Jumanji: The Next Level, Spider-Man: Far From Home and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker for Favorite Movie at the Kids' Choice Awards.




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The first tee grandstand provided the perfect view of a brilliant Ryder Cup

THE TEE ROOM: Here, Sportsmail's Mike Dickson takes you through all the little bits and pieces that have cropped up over the last few days at a Ryder Cup that was compelling viewing.




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Phil Mickelson conceding to Francesco Molinari was a moment to savour

MATT LAWTON IN PARIS: Europe held off a US comeback on the final day to reclaim the Ryder Cup. Here, Sportsmail reflect on some of the best and worst action from a fascinating day's play.




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Tommy Fleetwood is perfect pick to replace Ian Poulter as Europe's talisman

MIKE DICKSON IN PARIS: For two days solid, he produced nothing but Fleetwood Max, helping make it a particularly uncomfortable weekend for the enfeebled Tiger Woods.




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RYDER CUP RATINGS: Molinari leads the way for Europe as Mickelson toils

Europe tasted victory in the 42nd Ryder Cup on Sunday, beating the United States 17½-10½ at Le Golf National. Sportsmail runs the rule over all 24 players and the two respective captains.




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Sergio Garcia becomes all-time leading Ryder Cup points scorer with 25½

Sergio Garcia may not have had the greatest of seasons but the Spaniard has yet again become Europe's sweetheart at the Ryder Cup at Le Golf National.




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'They have been amazing, unbelievable': Bjorn heaps praise on Europe after dominant Ryder Cup win

Thomas Bjorn has heaped praise on his Europe team after their Ryder Cup win over the United States, suggesting that it was 'easy' to guide the squad to victory.




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Furyk admits opposite number Bjorn 'the better captain' as United States crash to Ryder Cup defeat

Jim Furyk has accepted that opposite number Thomas Bjorn 'got the better of him' during the United States' Ryder Cup defeat to Europe.




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Europe right to go crazy after Ryder Cup victory... but it's lunacy to say the USA don't care

MARTIN SAMUEL - CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: Ian Poulter was prancing around dressed as a red pillar box. Tommy Fleetwood was being chaired from green to green.




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Franceso Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood among Europeans to lead wild Ryder Cup celebrations

Many had underestimated Europe's chances heading into the Ryder Cup but this only fuelled their motivation even further, with Thomas Bjorn's side delivering a knockout punch on Sunday.




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Gary Lineker 'numpty' slur about Justin Rose's popular caddie ruled out of bounds

CHARLES SALE - SPORTS AGENDA IN PARIS: Gary Lineker has infuriated the golf community by calling Justin Rose's popular caddie Mark Fulcher 'an absolute numpty'.




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Greatest of all time: Thomas Bjorn hails his European Ryder Cup heroes

DEREK LAWRENSON AT LE GOLF NATIONAL: Victorious Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn hailed his magnificent team as the greatest European side of all on Sunday night.




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Ian Poulter sends heartwarming message to son Luke after Europe’s Ryder Cup win 

Ian Poulter has paid tribute to his son, Luke, after helping Europe clinch a famous Ryder Cup win. He took to social media to post an image of himself embracing his son along with a touching message.




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Watch Phil Mickelson's incredible party trick after USA Ryder Cup loss

The USA may have slumped to a thumping loss in the Ryder Cup this weekend, but it did not stop Phil Mickelson letting off some steam at the after party.




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Rory McIlroy tips Padraig Harrington to lead Europe at 2020 Ryder Cup

Harrington was one of Thomas Bjorn's five vice-captains as Europe regained the Ryder Cup with a crushing 17½-10½ points win at Le Golf National in Paris on Sunday.




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Rory McIlroy drinks from Ryder Cup trophy as Europe celebrate victory

Chaos ensued at a lavish party at a nearby venue with most of the team drinking from the trophy, Justin Rose dancing with pop star Niall Horan and Thomas Bjorn's squad singing 'American Pie'.




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Phil Mickelson hopes his Ryder Cup career isn't over following disappointing performance

Ryder Cup veteran Phil Mickelson hopes his long association with the event did not end in a watery grave but accepts he may have played his last match for the United States.




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Patrick Reed sticks boot into USA captain Jim Furyk

As the European team began their Ryder Cup celebrations, Patrick Reed was saying his piece to the New York Times, and it won't have made pretty reading for Jordan Spieth or Jim Furyk.




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Sergio Garcia moved out of Seve's shadow at the Ryder Cup

DEREK LAWRENSON: For people of a certain age, it is impossible to consider there has ever been a more influential player at the Ryder Cup than Seve Ballesteros.




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Mourinho used to be a manager of action... now he doesn't even know his best Manchester United team

MARTIN SAMUEL - CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: Jose Mourinho was revisiting his decision around Paul Pogba and the captaincy. He said it took him weeks to figure out he wasn't a captain.




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Fleetwood and Molinari wake up alongside the Ryder Cup in hilarious clip

The Englishman and his Italian partner were two of the star men for Thomas Bjorn's side, winning all four of their points as a duo before Molinari went on to win his singles match for a clean sweep.




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Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka had 'nasty and threatening' bust-up after USA's Ryder Cup defeat

Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka almost came to blows during a heated argument in the bitter aftermath of the United States' resounding Ryder Cup defeat to Europe over the weekend.




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Graeme McDowell believes Europe's Ryder Cup success was down to stars treating each other as equals

Ryder Cup vice-captain Graeme McDowell believes the key to success over the United States came down to players treating each other as equals and 'leaving their egos at the door'.




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How winning captain Thomas Bjorn masterminded Ryder Cup glory

Captain Fantastic looked something less than that when he spoke to a small huddle of journalists at Le Golf National yesterday morning. 




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Tommy Fleetwood and Frankie Molinari's ultimate 'Moliwood' ending   

The Ryder Cup ‘Moliwood’ partnership that sank America and sparked raucous celebrations was cemented in the more sedate setting of a holiday in the Bahamas.




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Divided American stars weren't to blame for Ryder Cup result - Bjorn

Bjorn oversaw a convincing 17.5-10.5 victory, since when Patrick Reed had been critical of Spieth and Furyk and there have been reports of a fall-out between Koepka and Johnson.




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Rory McIlroy injures himself in Ryder Cup celebrations

Rory McIlroy got so carried away in Sunday night’s Ryder Cup celebrations that he nearly ended up doing himself a serious injury.




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Ryder Cup fan to sue organisers after saying tee shot left her blind in one eye

Corine Remande travelled to France from Egypt with husband Raphael to watch the showdown between Europe and the US, held at Le Golf National club in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines just outside Paris.




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Golf spectators 'may be forced to watch from a distance'

The R&A, which organises the Open, said it will carefully plan viewing areas at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland to try to maximise spectator safety. after a woman was hit by a ball at the Ryder Cup.




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Koepka tells of horror after hitting fan who is left BLIND in one eye

Corine Remande was hit by a wayward shot on the par-four sixth hole at Le Golf National in Paris and there have been reports she could lose the sight in her right eye.




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The spine-tingling motivational video shown to Europe's Ryder Cup players

Three of captain Thomas Bjorn's predecessors in the role, Brian Huggett, Sam Torrance and Jose Maria Olazabal, delivered a series of messages designed to fire up the Europeans.




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Koepka plays down Ryder Cup spat with Johnson... but admits he does wonder who would win in scrap

JOHN GREECHAN AT ST ANDREWS: Brooks Koepka insists he didn't fight with Ryder Cup team-mate Dustin Johnson - but is curious who would win a scrap between the two pair.




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Ryder Cup fan, 49, who was blinded when her eyeball exploded says she could have been KILLED

Corine Remande, 49, had travelled to France from Egypt with husband Raphael to watch the showdown between Europe and the US held at Le Golf National club just outside Paris, France.




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Patrick Reed reopens Ryder Cup wounds with Fleetwood and Molinari comments

Reed has taken another swipe at the decision to split his partnership with Jordan Spieth at the Ryder Cup, by comparing them with Europe's dream team of Tommy Fleetwood and Francesco Molinari.




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Ryder Cup star hits spectator in the head with a ball at Kingsbarns

The woman was watching the tournament at Kingsbarns, Fife, when she was struck by a ball hit by Ryder Cup star Tyrell Hatton.




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HOT OR NOT: West Brom are being vindicated in decision to go in-house and hire Darren Moore

It's Hot or Not time again as Sportsmail 's Ian Ladyman reveals what's been making him feel warm and what's been leaving him cold this week.




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Ryder Cup was a 'waste of my time': USA's Phil Mickelson bemoans 'brutal' rough at Le Golf National

Jim Furyk's side were humbled in Paris, defeated by a margin of 17½-10½, and it was Mickelson's tugged tee shot into the water at the 16th which ensured Europe's lead became unassailable.




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Dustin Johnson fell out with Brooks Koepka in row over his fiancee Paulina Gretzky

The bitter fallout within the United States' Ryder Cup team has continued after one member accused Patrick Reed of being 'so full of s***' and 'screwing' Tiger Woods in their fourballs partnership.




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Brandt Snedeker fires into three-shot lead at Safeway Open

A round of 65 helped American Brandt Snedeker take a three-shot lead into the weekend at the Safeway Open while Phil Mickelson was back among the birdies after a disastrous Ryder Cup.




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Hatton blows five-shot lead to gift title to Bjerregarrd at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

From Ryder Cup glory in Paris one Sunday to an extraordinary collapse at St Andrews, Tyrrell Hatton knows all about the contrasting emotions this fickle game can generate.




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Tommy Fleetwood could line up with Francesco Molinari again at Walton Heath

DEREK LAWRENSON - WORLD OF GOLF: There could be no more appropriate venue than Walton Heath as the Ryder Cup golfers keep their celebratory vibe going at the British Masters.




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US Ryder Cup captain dismisses Patrick Reed pairing claims

USA Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk insists that the team's pairings were finalised 'weeks in advance' of last month's tournament, as the bitter fallout from their defeat continues.




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Justin Rose backs Padraig Harrington to be Europe captain at next Ryder Cup

Talk has already turned to who will take charge when Europe defend their crown at Whistling Straits, Wisconsin in 2020. Rose believes Irishman Harrington is an ideal candidate




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'I'm starting to feel jaded a little bit': Fleetwood says Ryder Cup heroics are catching up with him

Tommy Fleetwood admits he is beginning to feel the effects of his Ryder Cup heroics as he tries to catch Paris partner Francesco Molinari and win the Race to Dubai for a second year in succession.