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Loose Women star Charlene White, 41, has since taken to Instagram to praise the BBC broadcaster for the work she has done in the cancer field, whilst sharing her sympathies over the tragic news.Charlene took to Instagram in view of her 59,100 followers to share a picture of her and Deborah last year when they worked together on a project alongside ITV's Lorraine Kelly, along with a long-touching message.She penned: "Last year the incredible @bowelbabe and I worked together on @lorraine’s bowel cancer campaign, and she was just wonderful."Incredibly funny, fiercely determined, so warm and charming, and just a brilliant woman to work alongside on something we were both so passionate about."We talked about my experiences of growing up with a mum going through cancer treatment, and about her being a parent going through treatment, whilst preparing her children for the inevitable.A post shared by Charlene White (@charlenewhite)"We kept returning to talking about children, about being a child survivor of the trauma that is living through the process of losing a parent."Charlene then went on to praise Deborah for the lives she has saved from her work with the bowel cancer charity, Bowel Cancer UK.She continued: "The work Deborah has done alongside @bowelcanceruk cannot be underestimated. I firmly believe lives have been saved because of her."Those mums and dads are still here because of her.That children haven’t had to deal with loss because of her."It’s not easy to talk about the realities of living with cancer - but she did it."So I’m sending my love to Deborah and her family.The process of finally saying goodbye is just c**p tbh, but she’s surrounded by love.So much love.

Derry Girls fans have been left stunned after discovering Saoirse-Monica Jackson's surprise boyfriend. The 28-year-old star, best known for playing loudmouth Erin Quinn in the Channel 4 comedy series, is dating Scottish electronic DJ Denis Sulta.

Members of a Johnstone gym dug out their 80s clothes and pyjamas to enjoy some fun fundraising workouts.

Bono and The Edge held a very special concert on May 8. The U2 bandmates showed their support for Ukraine amid the Russian invasion by performing in a subway station in Kyiv which serves as a bomb shelter.After video of their intimate performance surfaced on Twitter on Sunday night, the musicians tweeted about their time in Kyiv, writing that it was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy who had invited them.«President @ZelenskyyUa  invited us to perform in Kyiv as a show of solidarity with the Ukrainian people and so that’s what we’ve come to do,» read the tweet signed by Bono and The Edge.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAfter 140 years, the Actors Fund is getting a new name. The charitable organization will rebrand itself as the Entertainment Community Fund, which it says better reflects the work that it does to help industry professionals from a vast array of jobs and disciplines.“One of the challenges we have always faced is that we are not just for actors, we are here to work with everybody in show business,” says Tony Award-winning actor and Fund Chairman Brian Stokes Mitchell.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorLaverne Cox will be honored as advocate of the year at the upcoming 2022 Webby Awards.The actor and producer will be recognized by the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences (IADAS) for her LGBTQ advocacy work.“Laverne Cox understands the true power of showing up by example,” Webby Awards president Claire Graves told Variety exclusively on Tuesday morning. “She is a clear, consistent and powerful voice advocating in defense of Black trans lives, and we are so proud to recognize her as the 2022 Webby Advocate of the Year, selected by a committee chaired by the NAACP and IADAS.”Hosted by comedian Roy Wood Jr., the Webby Awards will take place May 16 at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.

Manori Ravindran International EditorIn another major M&A coup, Fremantle has taken a majority stake in Irish production company Element Pictures, the producers of “Normal People,” “Conversations With Friends” and “The Favourite.”Element Pictures has grown to become one of Europe’s top drama producers, and is managed by co-founders Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe, with offices in Dublin, London and Belfast.The deal was spearheaded by Fremantle group COO and continental Europe CEO Andrea Scrosati and Lorenzo De Maio, of De Maio Entertainment. The deal represents continued investment in European drama from Fremantle, which is owned by Germany’s RTL Group.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFox Corporation said profit dipped in its third fiscal quarter due to declines in value of some of its outside investments, even as revenue increased at its mainstay cable and broadcast operations.The owner of the Fox broadcast network, Fox Sports and Fox News Channel said net income attributable to shareholders came to $283 million, or 50 cents per share, compared with  $567 million, or 96 cents per share, in the year-earlier period. The company has a sizable stake in Flutter Entertainment, the sports-betting company that controls FanDuel.  Meanwhile, the company enjoyed a 7% increase in revenue, which rose to $3.46 billion from $3.22 billion a year earlier.In a statement, Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch cited “pricing strength in both distribution and advertising revenues across our leadership brands, complemented by the powerful momentum we continue to see at Tubi,” the company’s streaming hub, as reasons for the revenue gains.

In another mega M&A deal, Fremantle has taken a majority stake in Irish The Favourite, Room and Conversations with Friends producer Element Pictures.

Fox Corp. delivered a mix bag of financial results in its fiscal third quarter, with revenue exceeding Wall Street expectations but earnings falling short.

Naga Munchetty broke down in tears while presenting her BBC Radio 5 Live show today (May 10).Incredibly emotional, Naga paid a touching tribute to Deborah James – known as Bowelbabe – who has been discharged from hospital and is now receiving hospice care at home after a five-year battle with bowel cancer.She touched on the topic midway through her show, which left her speechless for a few moments.The BBC Breakfast star also sounded as though she was crying as she read out Deborah's most recent Instagram post and caption.Speaking about the Bowelbabe Fund, Naga dubbed Deborah as a "fabulous woman" before revealing that it had raised more than £1million.Touching upon the You, Me and the Big C podcast that Deborah founded with Lauren Mahon and Rachael Bland, Naga spoke to Rachael's husband Steve.Naga spoke to Steve about the podcast, his wife Rachael who sadly passed away a few years ago, and how important and positive Deborah's fund is.She then went on to read out Deborah's most recent Instagram post, which was written as though it would likely be her last."All I ask if you ever read a column, followed my Instagram, listened to the podcast or saw me dressed as a poo for no reason. "Please buy me a drink to see me out this world, by donating the cost to @bowelbabefund which will enable us to raise funds for further life saving research into cancer.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS:  Since the start of the Covid pandemic in 2020, The Actors Fund, the 140-year-old organization that offers emergency financial assistance and other support service to workers in the the performing arts industries, has distributed more than $26.8 million in emergency financial assistance – rent, groceries, medicine, health insurance premiums -.to about 17,900 individuals. The pandemic-era distribution represents more than 13 times the amount of assistance typically provided by the Fund in an average year.

The Sun, Stephanie - who is daughter of the multi-millionaire president of Leeds Rhinos - looked casual in an oversized red hoodie and some patterned leggings. Stephanie went makeup-free for the stroll and tied her hair back from her face in a messy bun.

recently announced that he is set to leave the UK to make a big career change. The 66-year-old singer, who currently lives in Bilston, is originally from Brazil and is set to give up his singing career to return to his homeland and do something entirely new so that he can “die in peace”, according to The Mirror . Wagner, full name Wagner, Fiuza-Carrilho, shot to fame after starring in the seventh series of X Factor.