Every collector has a card with special significance, whether it was a childhood hero or the middle reliever you couldn't ...

Andy Murray made a cheeky joke towards Lionel Messi as the Scot posed with the Argentinian legend ahead of Novak Djokovic's Miami Open final. Messi, who has settled down on the American east coast ...

Andy Murray put his trademark sense of humour to use after meeting Lionel Messi at the Miami Open. Murray is in Florida working as a coach for Novak Djokovic, who takes part in the final against ...

Andy Murray will find himself in a tough spot when Novak Djokovic takes to the court for his Miami Open semi-final. The Brit started coaching his long-time rival during the off-season and has ...

Andy Murray took to social media with a hilarious post after getting the chance to meet Lionel Messi at the Miami Open. A number of big-name celebrities have been spotted at this year's tournament ...

Novak Djokovic said working with coach Andy Murray still felt a bit surreal but it offered him the opportunity to finally build a personal relationship with the Scot after their long rivalry on court.

Djokovic later talked about his partnership with coach Andy Murray , who joined his entourage in November last year.

Few would have guessed that it would be Sir Andy Murray who would be the one who finally asked Lionel Messi the old question about whether he could do it on a cold Tuesday night at Stoke City, nor ...

None were perhaps up to the standard of the spaghetti harvest or the remote control touring car, but they were at least a ...

During a recent appearance on The Howard Stern Show, the great Bill Murray shared an interesting admission about the 2004 Oscars where he was nominated for Best Actor, thanks to his memorable ...

Not even Bill Murray can win them all. The “Lost in Translation” actor, 74, has admitted that he was “surprised” he lost the Academy Award for Best Actor to Sean Penn at the 2004 Oscars.

The 'Groundhog Day' actor turned down working with the director on a military movie in the '80s because he was afraid of being typecast. By Lexi Carson Bill Murray has his “What if” moments.