Liverpool News

In a game between Liverpool and Norwich, striker Luis Suarez scored a stunning goal 40 feet away from the net. Suarez notched four goals altogether in the Liverpool win.

Saturday was another highlight reel day for Luis Suarez, the all-star forward for Liverpool. His three goals (VIDEO available in this report) gave Liverpool the easy win over West Brom. Suarez's manager called the hat trick "Magic!"

Liverpool - In an attempt to banish verbal abuse and discrimination from Anfield, the staff of Liverpool Football Club have been issued with a guide to unacceptable language, although some may argue that it's political correctness gone mad.

Liverpool hot-tempered striker Luis Suarez was given a 10-match ban by the Football Assoc. for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic's arm in a match last week. Suarez, with two prior bans, won't appeal and asked for forgiveness on his Twitter account.

The weekend's action in the Barclay's Premier League see's crucial clashes at the top and bottom of the League as Everton host Manchester City, Reading travel to Manchester United and Aston Villa and QPR battle near the foot of the table at Villa Park.

This week’s releases include a new beginning for a comic book hero; the precursor to Jesse and Chester’s car-less adventure; a young woman’s rebellion against tradition; a fantastic collection of animated shorts; and a couple of vampire BFFs.

Toronto - Long before The Beatles were famous, they cut their creative teeth in the gritty clubs of Hamburg, Germany. A new musical based on the 1994 movie explores this time, and the complex relationship between John Lennon and Stuart Sutcliffe.

An own goal by Michael Essien and goals from Jordan Henderson, Daniel Agger and Jonjo Shelvey led Liverpool FC to a 4-1 demolition of Chelsea FC in their Premier League fixture today.

The Chelsea Blue Devils are the 2012 Budweiser FA Cup Champions. The club from London defeated Liverpool in an exciting 2-1 match.

Liverpool - The childhood homes of the former Beatles John Lennon and Paul McCartney have been given “listed” status in the UK. This status protects them from demolition and ensures that their original character will be preserved.