World Cup manager becomes meme after sublime fist pumping gif

Prince Harry running off mid-interview. Daniel Radcliffe holding a gun in each hand while shooting his new movie. That woman who looked super stunned when she saw Beyoncé.

Well, forget all those people, because there's a new meme in town. And the subject of this one comes complete with a super cool demeanour and what may be the greatest soccer celebration of all time:

 The man in that clip if Aliou Cissé, manager of Senegal's World Cup team. On Tuesday they took on Poland in their first group match, and ended up winning 2-1.

Let's go in for that all-important close-up.

It's also worth noting, since Senegal won their opening game, there's a decent chance Cissé will be getting a fair bit more screen time over the coming days/weeks.

And he's clearly not a one-meme wonder...

Meet Mumbai activist Suhani Jalota who was a special guest at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding

For 23-year-old activist Suhani Jalota, "super excited", like she confesses, is an emotion to relate to. Founder of Mumbai-based Myna Mahila Foundation, she is one among the four women who were on the special guest list at the royal wedding.

The organisation, which produces and distributes low-cost sanitary napkins, is the only non-UK organisation marking its attendance at the Prince Harry and actress Meghan Markle's wedding. Her colleagues, Deborah Das, Archana Ambre, and Imogen Mansfield, are among the 1,200 members of the public invited to attend the wedding picnic party on the grounds of the Castle, says a report by The New Indian Express.

This all started in 2016, when Suhani gave a talk at the Glamour College Women of the Year Awards, where Meghan Markle was in the audience. Moved by her passion and intent, Meghan reached out to Suhani and visited Mumbai.

Suhani's organisation Myna is one of the four charities of the couple’s choice for donations (in place of gifts) from the wedding, says the Vogue.  Sanjay Garg, a designer from Raw Mango, who designed the outfit for Suhani and her team said,

Priyanka Chopra shares 'bridal crew' images from Royal Wedding

Actress Priyanka Chopra, who was among the guests at her friend and The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle's marriage to Prince Harry, has shared few unseen photographs from the Royal wedding in which she can be seen alongside actor-TV host James Corden and Suits star Abigail Spencer.

In one group shot, she posed with the likes of James Corden and Harry and Meghan's friend Markus Anderson, who is very close to the couple.

She also shared an image of her posing for a selfie with Abigail Spencer. The two actresses arrived together at the wedding on May 19.

In another photograph, Priyanka posed arm-in-arm with Markus Anderson, who can be holding a card with some notes on it - prompting speculation that he made a speech during the reception.

Prince Harry's Exes Just Arrived at the Royal Wedding But There's No Drama Here

Ever since the news of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding was announced, there has been speculation about who would or wouldn't be invited. People were surprised, however, when it was revealed that some of Prince Harry's exes might receive invitations for the wedding. Turns out, Harry is still on great terms with his exes, because Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas just showed up at the Windsor Castle.

Prince Harry and the Zimbabwean-born Davy met in 2004 in Cape Town, South Africa, during the Prince's gap year. They dated on-and-off until 2010, and Davy was even Harry's date to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's wedding in 2011.

Bonas and Prince Harry were introduced in 2012 by Harry's cousin Princess Beatrice, and the two split amicably in 2014, mostly due to Bonas' aversion to the public scrutiny of being with Harry, as reported by BBC.

However, the royal wedding invite isn't really all that surprising, because Prince Harry tends to be stay friendly with his exes, as they tend to run in the same social circles and share a lot of the same friends.

Davy showed up to the wedding in a beautiful deep blue knee-length dress with a capelet, topped with a matching fascinator. She seemed to be in good spirits, laughing and smiling as she walked up with friends to St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.

Bonas wore a pink striped ankle-length dress, paired with a lighter pink hat, which matched her heels. CBS News Royal Contributor Tina Brown explained Bonas was attending with Harry's cousins Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, instead of bringing her boyfriend.

Ceremony Begins As Meghan Walks The Aisle Towards Prince Harry

While 750 million people tuned into their television sets to watch his father, Prince Charles, and mother, Lady Diana Spencer, walk the aisle way back in 1981, his older brother Prince William's marriage ceremony to Catherine Elizabeth Middleton, in 2011, drew a global audience of two billion people. Now, that it's his turn, the entire world seems to be tuning in (time differences be damned) to watch Prince Harry tie the knot with American actress Meghan Markle. While William's marriage to Kate set a precedent for the usually reserved British royalty marrying into "common" stock, Harry and Meghan's nuptials are even more sweeping. Meghan is a divorcee to begin with, biracial to boot and perhaps most significantly, Roman Catholic by religious persuasion. Since the time of Henry VIII and the establishment of the Church of England, British royals have been discouraged, even prohibited, from entering into wedlock with Catholics. But this is the 21st Century and Harry and Meghan are emphatically modern in their approach.  READ MORE