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HOLLYOAKS’ Denise Welch has revealed her menacing soap character is inspired by a real life sex abuser.  The Loose Women panellist - who plays Trish Minniver in the Channel 4 soap - says her character’s plotline is drawn from Athlete A, a true crime documentary about an abusive gymnastics coach. Visit our Hollyoaks page for the latest gossip Find all Hollyoaks spoilers here She told the Daily Star: “On one hand, Trish is camp and a bit of fun, but on the other she’s incredibly passive aggressive, a narcissist, and a bit of a bully.

Scammers will go to any lengths to try and con people out of handing over their personal and financial details and one of the most common ways is for crooks to pretend they are from TV Licensing. Everyone in the UK pays for a TV Licence, unless they are over 75 and receiving Pension Credit, so it’s a bill that criminals often target knowing there are millions of people paying for it.  There are various circumstances when someone may be contacted by TV Licensing, but unfortunately, an increasing number of these are not genuine and from fraudsters.

Line of Duty has us all hooked.The BBC show follows AC-12’s struggle to seek out bent coppers among the police force. And in series six there is a new standout member of the anti-corruption unit, DC Chloe Bishop.The keen newbie is the youngest in the team, and is played by talented actress Shalom Brune-Franklin.

Dominic West is working on saving his marriage with Catherine Fitzgerald and he has reportedly promised to never speak or work with Lily James again. The 51-year-old "Affair" star is trying to win his wife's trust again after he was caught cheating on her with the "Cinderella" actress.

Kavana told his fans he has relapsed after 100 days of being sober.

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Anna Marie de la Fuente Buenos Aires-based FilmSharks Int’l has picked up worldwide rights to sci-fi-horror film “Virtual Reality” by Argentine terror meister Hernan Findling who has directed and produced a slew of genre films.“We’d been chasing this title ever since we saw it at the 2020 Sitges Film Festival’s Coming Soon section, a preview of upcoming genre films, and were up against tough competition,” said FilmSharks CEO, Guido Rud.  “It was one of the best high-concept horror gems we have seen recently,” added Rud who expects brisk international sales before the film’s international premiere later this year.Rud has also acquired the remake rights to the sci-fi-horror hybrid pic for his FilmSharks subsidiary, The Remake Company.

He made his debut as a pro dancer on Dancing With The Stars in 2014.And after 11 seasons on the ABC reality competition, Keo Motsepe is ready to spill the beans on his worst celebrity partner.'I'll say Chaka Khan,' the 31-year-old South African told UsWeeklyin an article published Sunday.

She is currently in the midst of reprising not one, but two of her most celebrated roles from back in the 1990s.And Sarah Jessica Parker displayed her trademark sense of city style on Sunday, when she was spotted leaving one of her SJP Collection shoe boutiques in New York City.The Miami Rhapsody actress, 56, wore a putty-colored long coat over a black top, paired with light wash denim blue jeans rolled up at the cuffs.

UK lockdown rules, many high street and department stores are set to reopen their doors today, 12th April. Our shopping sprees are set to look a little different in the Covid-era, however, and it's likely you may have some questions about what shopping on the high street will look like this week. Every shopping question answered before you hit the high street...A. Yes.

It was yet another awards ceremony featuring winners accepting from their sofas - yet despite the lack of a full red carpet of celebs, this year's BAFTA Awards still made for an entertaining evening with moments of humour and emotion. Everyone is talking about Nomadland, the night's big winner with four awards - best film, director, lead actress and cinematography - but there were plenty of other scene-stealers, too.

banned from writing sex scenes involving his famous detective Rebus.The author revealed he had penned a passage involving the Edinburgh police officer in bed with a woman in one of his early novels.However, his editor insisted the scene was removed as he didn’t think it would go down well with readers.Fife-born Rankin was told to avoid any graphic descriptions of sex in his books and leave it to the reader’s imagination.He said: “There is not much romance in my books.“In the third novel, when I was very young, I did put a sex scene in. I thought, ‘If you’re going to do crime novels there should be a bit of sex in there as well’."I had Rebus having sex and my editor said ‘No, please don’t.

It was yet another awards ceremony featuring winners accepting from their sofas - yet despite the lack of a full red carpet of celebs, this year's BAFTA Awards still made for an entertaining evening with moments of humour and emotion. Everyone is talking about Nomadland, the night's big winner with four awards - best film, director, lead actress and cinematography - but there were plenty of other scene-stealers, too.

Suki Waterhouse puts her phone on speaker while heading to a television set in Liverpool, England earlier this week.

Kourtney Kardashian, 41, proved she’s already close to her boyfriend Travis Barker‘s daughter Alabama, 15, when they had a little fun on the ski slopes in Park City, Utah. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared some pics and a video to Instagram on Apr. 11 and they showed her wearing a neon green snowsuit while having a great time with the teen, who was wearing her own neon orange snowsuit, during their recent ski trip. In the clip, Kourtney could be seen bending down as low as she could as she slowly skied under a space left from Alabama standing with her legs stretched out far apart.

filmmaker Chloé Zhao made history at the 74th British Academy Film Awards, becoming just the second woman ever to win Best Direction. She follows Kathryn Bigelow, who became the only female winner in the category for in 2010.Zhao is also the first Asian woman to take home the prize and the third Asian person ever to win Best Direction, following Ang Lee, who won twice for and, and Akira Kurosawa, who first won in 1981 for . In her acceptance speech, Zhao thanked «the nomadic community who so generously welcomed us into their lives.» «How we treat our elders says a lot about who we are as a society, and we need to do better,» she added. The director also acknowledged the significance of her win for other Asian women.

After Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip passed away, the royal family members paid tribute to him and the whole world mourned his demise. The duke served The Queen for almost 70 years, making him the longest-reigning consort in British history.

Sky News regular, Kay Burley, 60, has taken to social media to reveal she might be returning to the channel.The journalist was immediately suspended in December 2020, following a breach of coronavirus lockdown guidelines.The veteran broadcaster was suspended for six months after it emerged that she had breached the lockdown rules that were in place around the time of her 60th birthday in the same month.Mum-of-one Kay was seen to be in breach of rules when she celebrated the milestone with a group of ten people at a London restaurant.At the time, guidelines implemented by Boris Johnson stated that groups of six could meet at one time.Bosses at the corporation are said to have given Kay a six-month suspension, which means her return to the

BAFTAs 2021 tonight (April 11), becoming only the second woman to walk away with the prize for Best Director.Zhao was nominated for her work helming Nomadland and was shortlisted in the category alongside Promising Young Woman’s Emerald Fennell, Babyteeth’s Shannon Murphy, Another Round’s Thomas Vinterberg, Minari’s Lee Isaac Chung, Rocks’ Sarah Gavron and Quo Vadis, Aida?’s Jasmila Žbanić.This year saw the most women nominated for Best Director in the awards show’s history with four female nominees, as the BAFTAs’ improved diversity across its shortlists.The only other woman to win Best Director at the British awards show is Kathryn Bigelow, who won the award in 2010 for The Hurt Locker.

Pro dancer Keo Motsepe spilled all about his past celebrity partners during a game of Us Weekly’s Dancing With the Stars: Secrets, including which one of his leading ladies struggled the most in the ballroom.

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