KANYE WEST ALBUM GETS A TITLE

 
 Kanye West revealed the name of his upcoming album title on Twitter
The 37-year-old announced Saturday that his new album, which has yet to get a release date, will be titled "So Help Me God." West tweeted the title along with a photo that is thought to be a 13th century monastic symbol for the Virgin Mary, according to Rolling Stone.

JUSTIN BIEBER POPPING 21ST BIRTHDAY

Justin Bieber rang in his 21st birthday doing something common -- drinking champagne -- and something very few people can do ... popping that champagne ON A PRIVATE ISLAND!
Sources close to Justin tell us he rented a Caribbean isle near Grenada for the "I'm finally legal" bash ... and based on this video, he had a great time celebrating with friends.
Bieber posted a pic on Shots of party ... and it looks like he's getting close again with model Yovanna Ventura -- who he was rumored to be hooking up with in the past.
Wonder if she came with a ribbon?

LIVERPOOL DENTS MAN CITY

 

Philippe Coutinho scored a stunning winner as Liverpool dented Manchester City's Premier League title defence with a narrow victory at Anfield.

Jordan Henderson's curling effort put the Reds ahead before Edin Dzeko finished off a slick move to equalise.
But Brazil midfielder Coutinho capped a fine display with the decisive goal when he struck from 25 yards.
The result leaves City five points behind Chelsea having played a game extra, while Liverpool move to fifth.

CHELSEA WIN LEAGUE CUP FINAL

 

Jose Mourinho claimed his first trophy since returning for his second spell as Chelsea manager with a comfortable Capital One Cup final victory over Tottenham at Wembley.

John Terry and Diego Costa did the damage - both with the aid of deflections - either side of the interval as Spurs' hopes of repeating their success over Chelsea in this competition seven years ago never got off the ground.
The win gave Mourinho his first silverware since La Liga success with Real Madrid in 2012 and Chelsea their first since the Europa League final victory against Benfica in Amsterdam a year later.
Despite a career laden with trophies, Mourinho claimed this was the most important final of his time in the game and Chelsea were never seriously troubled once Christian Eriksen's early free-kick rebounded to safety off the woodwork.