Kenny Dalglish reflects on his glory years, the tragedy of Hillsborough and the joy of still attending Anfield

At 74, the Glaswegian humorously pointed out he was the first person director Asif Kapadia had filmed who was still alive. This was a reference to Kapadia’s acclaimed documentaries about Ayrton Senna, Amy Winehouse, and Diego Maradona – all of which told the tragic stories of these icons. Known as ‘King Kenny,’ this subject offers a different narrative, being both a relatable figure and one of the most talented footballers of his time.

Microsoft takes a swing at Ninite with its own multi-app install package feature powered by the Microsoft Store

Starting today, the Microsoft Store online has a new “Multi-app install” button. This button takes you to a categorized list of apps, making it easier to find what you need. You can choose the apps you want, and then create a single installation package. Clicking “Install selected” downloads a file that automatically handles the rest through the Microsoft Store app on your PC.

Disney’s Biggest Live-Action Flop Defended by Star After Bombing at the Box Office: “It Was #1!”

Rachel Zegler recently shared her thoughts on the disappointing box office performance of Snow White with Glamour magazine, and talked about her experience making the film. Despite the movie only earning $205 million worldwide – well below its $270 million budget – Zegler expressed her affection for it, saying she’s watched it several times. While $205 million might seem like a lot, the film ultimately didn’t make enough money to be considered a success.