Jason Sudeikis attended Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City on July 3
Sudeikis described the nuptials in one word at the season 4 premiere of Ted Lasso
The actor also said he'd love for the newlyweds to guest star on his show
Jason Sudeikis is summing up Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's big day.
Swift and Kelce, both 36, tied the knot in massive wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Friday, July 3. Sudeikis, 50, was among the hundreds of celebrity guests spotted at the venue.

#sudeikis #square #garden #york

Jason Sudeikis was a proud father as he stepped out with his two children, 12-year-old Otis and nine-year-old Daisy, at the Los Angeles premiere of his hit TV show, Ted Lasso, on July 27.
The Emmy winner looked dapper in a navy suit at the season four premiere, paired with a patterned gray ****** on-up shirt and a graphic tie. He was joined by Otis, who wore a white Supreme tee, and Daisy, who rocked a white dress and a denim jacket.
Otis and Daisy made their red carpet debut on Monday (WireImage)
Otis and Daisy enjoyed a sweet moment with their dad in what was the duo's first-ever red carpet appearance. After Jason tried to shield their eyes from the blazing Californian sun to no avail, his kids then reached up to try the same with him, laughing as they went.
Jason previously shared that his kids have seen some of Ted Lasso, despite its tendency towards inappropriate language. "My kids watch it," he told Today. "One, so they know where Dad goes and they know what he's doing. But, I'm like, 'You can hear it, but you can't say it.'"

#daisy #white

When Ted Lasso concluded with Season 3, it was written and marketed as the end of the story. Three years later, the Apple TV+ series is back with a new chapter as Ted returns to England to coach AFC Richmond Women's Team. The fresh premise reunites familiar faces including Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein and Jeremy Swift alongside Jason Sudeikis, while introducing a host of new characters.
Juno Temple is usually sends me down an archival fashion rabbit hole, and more often than not it leads to Versace. This time, only the archival part remained true.
Her Roberto Cavalli Spring 2001 printed cowl-neck gown felt perfectly suited to her free-spirited style. Roberto Cavalli's collections from this era were defined by fluid silhouettes, exotic, psychedelic prints and unapologetically bold colour combinations that celebrated glamour. The turquoise, pink and lime palette captures everything that made early-2000s Cavalli so distinctive.
Roberto Cavalli Spring 2001
The football-shaped bag was exactly the playful finishing touch I expect from Juno.

#juno #temple #lasso #three

'Futbol is life': Dani Rojas actor makes pro soccer debut for USL club to fulfill lifelong dream originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Dani Rojas is a beloved character from the popular series Ted Lasso.
The joyful character is played by actor Cristo Fernandez, and he's known for shouting, "Futbol is life!"
It really is life for Fernandez right now.
This weekend, he made his professional soccer debut in a league match in a USL Cup game in the second-tier of soccer in the United States.

Fútbol became real life for Cristo Fernández on Saturday night.
The "Ted Lasso" actor went from the fictional pitch for AFC Richmond to taking the field for El Paso Locomotive FC of the United Soccer League. Facing New Mexico United, Fernández entered the game as a substitute for Rubio Rubín in the 79th minute of the Locomotive's 2-0 defeat in a USL Cup match.
El Paso and New Mexico were in a scoreless tie until the 85th minute when Joseph Quiah scored in the left corner for United. Zico Bailey found the net four minutes later on a cross from Jake LaCava for a 2-0 lead. Attendance for the match was announced at 5,011.
Locomotive FC announced on Wednesday that Fernández was added to the club's 18-man matchday roster for a home game at Southwest University Park versus New Mexico.
"Yes, it's really him," Locomotive FC included in Fernández's bio on the club's website.

By Maria Tsvetkova and Nathan Layne
NEW YORK, July 3 (Reuters) - Celebrity guests in tuxedos and gowns began arriving at New York's Madison Square Garden on Friday for what was widely expected to be a glitzy wedding celebration for pop megastar Taylor Swift and football player Travis Kelce, the couple that has enchanted fans with a three-year love story.
Retired soccer star Abby ‌Wambach and her wife, author Glennon Doyle, were among the first guests seen entering the sports arena on foot under extreme temperatures that hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius). Kelce's teammate, Kansas ‌City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones, and Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp, were also spotted walking in, as was "Ted Lasso" star Jason Sudeikis. Others who arrived included actors Hugh Grant and Ethan Hawke.
Black sport utility vehicles snarled traffic as they drove into the facility, stopping when workers asked occupants to show electronic tickets for verification.
"Watch your toes!" yelled a person at the checkpoint to the crowd while guests' cars passed a few feet away.

Cristo Fernández, the Ted Lasso actor and newest El Paso Locomotive player , was in California on Sunday, June 28, to do the coin toss for the South Africa and Canada match. The Round of 32 match was played at SoFi Stadium.
For the first time, the Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Coin Toss ****** istants are expanding beyond their traditional role, with select influential voices from across North America stepping onto the pitch.
For Fernández, the moment was more than a cameo in the grand World Cup stage.
"Fútbol has taken me from Guadalajara to places I never imagined and introduced me to incredible people along the way," Fernández said in a news release. "Being part of a moment as special as the FIFA World Cup 26 feels like a dream come true.
"After a year of chasing a loco dream and returning to professional fútbol, I've been reminded that the biggest rewards often come from taking the biggest chances. The passion, joy and sense of community that fútbol creates are unlike anything else, and I'm grateful to celebrate the game with Coca-Cola and fans from around the world. Porque al final del día, fútbol es vida."

Millions know Cristo Fernández as Dani Rojas, the relentlessly cheerful soccer star whose "fútbol is life" mantra became one of Ted Lasso's most beloved catchphrases. But long before he was playing a soccer star on television, Fernández was chasing that dream for real.
Now, as the World Cup brings the sport to America's doorstep, he's getting a second chance to prove that those two versions of himself were never all that different.
The actor, who won over audiences as AFC Richmond's infectiously upbeat striker, is currently in El Paso, Texas, where he's training with USL Championship club El Paso Locomotive FC. Although he's still waiting for his sports visa to be finalized, it's a full-circle moment for Fernández, who grew up playing fútbol in Mexico before acting unexpectedly changed the course of his life.
And while plenty of people still stop him to shout Dani Rojas's signature line, he says he'll never get tired of hearing it.
"'Fútbol is life,' Dani Rojas and Ted Lasso were something very positive for people, and it gave them life in some dark times," Fernández tells Yahoo. "I take that energy. I'm grateful. It means a lot to me that my work meant so much for so many people."

Ted Lasso's Cristo Fernández has partnered with StubHub on their World Cup Cuts campaign to spread the love and culture of soccer during the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Fernández was a guest of StubHub at the Mexico versus South Africa World Cup opening match in Mexico City, an experience he described as "something I will never forget."
Fernández signed with El Paso Locomotive back in May, fulfilling his lifelong dream of playing professional soccer
Cristo Fernández still believes that "Fútbol is Life!"
The actor and professional soccer player, 35, who's best known for his role as Dani Rojas in Ted Lasso, is all-in cheering for his home country of Mexico in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. After facing a career-altering injury at the age of 15, Fernández was forced to put his dream of going pro on hold. Now, he's an award-winning actor, on the USL Championship club El Paso Locomotive roster, and getting to experience his favorite sport live.

Cristo Fernández recalls childhood memories of attending soccer matches in Mexico with his father
The actor recently signed with USL Championship club El Paso Locomotive and is excited about soccer's growth in the U.S.
Fernández plans to attend his first FIFA World Cup in 2026, supporting games in Mexico, the U.S. and Canada
While there's no denying how fun it is to watch a soccer game on television, Ted Lasso star Cristo Fernández says nothing tops the experience of being at a match in person.
"That's something you got to do live... You cannot fake that," he tells PEOPLE, noting that atmosphere is something best experienced live surrounded by fans. "You've got to live that. That's what keeps us human. If there's anything more human than that, it's sports. And again, you've got to live it."

Buffy the Vampire Slayer stars are mourning the loss of Anthony Head, whose death was revealed Friday by his two daughters in a statement they gave to the Press **** ociation in the U.K. The actor died from complications of pneumonia. He was 72.
The British actor was best known for his role as Rupert Giles, Buffy Summers' (played by Sarah Michelle Gellar) mentor and surrogate father figure throughout all seven seasons of the series, making his debut in the pilot episode. Head was a main cast member for the first five seasons and later appeared in a recurring guest star capacity. Head has also appeared in Jack Ryan, Bridgerton and Ted Lasso.
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