Alison Hammond branded Janet Jackson's doppelganger as she wows in plunging swimwear

Phillip Schofield is set to return to This Morning next week following his lengthy summer break.The presenter, 66, will be back at the helm of the ITV show next Monday (September 5), alongside co-host Holly Willoughby, 41.Ahead of his return, Phillip took to social media as he updated fans on his final days of summer before heading back. READ MORE: This Morning's Phillip Schofield 'shed a tear' after waking up from tough eye surgeryThe TV star posted a snap on Instagram as he relaxed in the comfort of his garden.

Good Morning Britain host Adil Ray joined Charlotte Hawkins in the ITV studios as the pair discussed Meghan Markle's latest podcast segment. The hosts discussed the Duchess of Sussex's chat with Mariah Carey on her new podcast Archetypes as they discussed Mariah's career as a diva - prompting Mariah to tell Meghan that she has "diva moments sometimes".

Alison Hammond has shared an unfiltered version of the swimsuit snap she took on her current sun-filled Dubai vacation. The This Morning star, 47, shared the new snap on her Instagram stories on Tuesday, having posted the original shot of her posing in the swimsuit to her main account two days prior.

Scarlett Moffatt has vowed to normalise a boob gap as she shared a body positive message on social media as she posed in a plunging swimsuit while on holiday. The former Gogglebox star, 31, was overwhelmed with praise after she took to Instagram on Saturday, 27 August wearing a low-cut swimsuit while on holiday with her family and boyfriend Scott Dobinson. Sharing the body positive Tik Tok clip, the star wrote: "Fanta Lemon, Cheetos & sunshine… PERFECT!! "Also don’t forget normalising the old boob gap #holiday".

Michael Jackson’s two oldest kids are remembering the late star on what would have been his 64th birthday.

Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield are rested up and fully ready to come back to their hosting duties on following their fun-fillled summer breaks. While they’ve made sure they’ve had time to recuperate over the summer break, the presenters reveal they’ve also kept in contact with their daytime TV family via meetups and WhatsApp groups.

Alison Hammond is currently in the firing line after animal rights non-profit organisation PETA slammed the TV presenter following a recent trip to Dubai. The This Morning star, 47, has been criticised by the charity after she uploaded a video to Instagram of herself riding a camel. Mimi Bekhechi, Vice President, Europe and Australia released a statement stating that the animals Alison rode are "sometimes subjected to violence".

This Morning's Alison Hammond has been slammed by PETA for riding a camel in Dubai.The animal rights group has come forward after Alison shared footage of herself on the humped animals while on her lavish holiday.The TV presenter, 47, shared the footage on Instagram on Saturday (August 27).READ MORE: Holly Willoughby wows fans with rare snap of lookalike son as she shares odd food habitThough PETA has claimed that camels can be caused "tremendous suffering" and have contacted Alison privately to help her become "more informed".Mimi Bekhechi, Vice President, Europe and Australia, told MailOnline: "We can only assume that Alison is unaware that riding camels causes these animals tremendous suffering."The group have sent her PETA's US guide so she can try to avoid activities that exploit animals while on holiday.Mimi added: "For camels used in the tourism trade, life bears no resemblance to a natural existence."These intelligent animals are sometimes subjected to violence, stuffed into lorries and trailers for transport, and forced to carry tourists on their backs for hours.'Exhausted camels work in scorching heat, often without access to shade or water.

Alison Hammond helped her whilst hosting for the first time on This Morning. The former Big Brother star has regularly hosted the show for over three and a half years, filling in for the main presenting team several times since 2019.

Alison Hammond has been working up a sweat in the gym as she gets in shape following her recent NTAs nomination.The star beamed with delight as she took to Instagram while burning some calories on a cross trainer. She captioned the clip: "Me being nominated for A NTA and believing my own Hype !!! Could this be the year Ant and Dec hand over the gong to me." Alison went on to thank everyone for her nomination adding that it was "over the moon".The This Morning star, 47, was practically glowing while sporting a black vest top for her afternoon work-out.

Back in the early 2000s, you probably got quite used to your laptop crashing all the time, but could the problem have been that you were just listening to Janet Jackson too much? As nonsensical as that question sounds, the answer is possibly yes.In a recent blog post, Microsoft software engineer and Windows historian Raymond Chen has revealed that a “major computer manufacturer” once came to the company with an unusual issue. Certain laptops running Windows XP would crash when playing the video for Janet Jackson’s 1989 single ‘Rhythm Nation’.“One discovery [made] during the investigation [was] that playing the music video also crashed some of their competitors’ laptops”, Chen explains.

Alison Hammond is set to be ITV's new “queen of TV” but fears “stepping on Holly Willoughby’s toes” according to new reports.The former Big Brother star has proven her popularity with ITV viewers since teaming up with Dermot O'Leary to become regular co-hosts of hit daytime show This Morning.Now rumours are rife that Alison, 47, is the top choice to host their reboot of Big Brother - the show she rose to fame on in 2002 - when it hits ITV2 next year.READ MORE: This Morning's Alison Hammond makes a statement as she poses with 'fake boobs' vestHowever, whilst she is “inundated” with top job offers, according to insiders Alison is now “freaking out behind the scenes."A source told Closer magazine: “Alison is definitely ITV ’s new queen of TV and while many are surprised Holly isn’t being lined up for the Big Brother job, it’s a no-brainer to give it to Alison.“She’s been really shocked to be this in demand at this point in her career and ITV are determined for her to become their next big star, and they want to strike while the iron is hot.”Reports claim that while the team behind Alison believe she is “completely unique” and are encouraging her to take the deals she is offered, she is worried about the repercussions.The source continued: “But Alison is freaking out behind the scenes. She doesn’t want to be accused of stepping on Holly’s toes.

Janet Jackson‘s 1989 single ‘Rhythm Nation’ is said to have the power to cause older laptops to crash.In a recent blog post (via Hot New Hip Hop), Microsoft’s principal software engineer, Raymond Chen, explained: “The song contained one of the natural resonant frequencies for the model of 5400 rpm laptop hard drives that they [an unnamed major manufacturer] and other[s] used.”Chen claimed that the frequency caused laptops from around 2005 to crash after playing the audio. The issue is similar to how an opera singer is able to shatter glass by singing at a certain pitch.“The manufacturer worked around the problem by adding a custom filter in the audio pipeline that detected and removed the offending frequencies during audio playback,” he continued.“I would not have wanted to be in the laboratory that they must have set up to investigate this problem.

The Super Bowl XXXVIII incident was not the only malfunction surrounding Janet Jackson’s music in the mid aughts. Soon after that debacle, a computer manufacturer discovered that playing “Rhythm Nation” — a 1989 smash from Jackson’s fourth studio LP, Rhythm Nation 1814 — crashed a model of 5400-RPM laptop hard drives widely in use at the time.

the Wall Street Journal first reported. That’s just slightly less than the $8.99 million she sought when it hit the market in April.The “Together Again” star had owned the condo since 1998 when she purchased it for $2.8 million — or $5.13 million in today’s inflation-adjusted figures — via a legal entity named the Puffy Trust, the Journal noted.