‘Alma’s Not Normal’ Earns Full Series As Part Of BBC Two Comedy Commissions

CHRISTINE McGuinness has revealed how she and husband Paddy had to head to the hospital after a Dirty Dancing fail. She detailed how the couple attempted to recreate the iconic dance move from the 1987 film while in the pool on a family trip to Spain. Christine, 33, detailed how she and Paddy, 48, were trying to pull off the move by Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Gray in the pool.

Video: The Masked Singer viewers stunned by announcement at end of show (Birmingham Mail)Meet Sandwell's army of litter-pickersBen Shephard left speechless and in laughter at contestants 'Agatha Christie' answer on Tipping PointNorton Motorcycles Solihull HQ TimelapseThe House In Walstead Road, Being DemolishedTasty By Greggs Opens In PrimarkCommunity garden at heart of fiery rowAdele's acceptance speech after winning Song of the Year at Brit Awards 2022This Morning: Alison Hammond reveals she’s ‘had' an older manPlanned restoration of the Grade II Listed Great Barr HallThis is why you may be addicted to prescription drugs without realisingMartin Lewis explains what you can do if you're struggling with your energy billsWe tested the Morrisons Valentine's Dine in for Two dealDWP To Offer Extra Pip Support For Those With Certain Health ConditionsAlison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary will be presenting This Morning all over half termSlanley Road residents voice their problems with HMO plansOther celebrities who have been unmasked during this series include former England footballer Michael Owen, singer Will Young and broadcaster Gloria Hunniford. Australian former tennis player Pat Cash, Keane frontman Tom Chaplin and actress Jaime Winstone have also all competed in this series.

Social media is becoming an important tool for footballers, and gives players a large platform to communicate with their fans across the world. Some use their platform to achieve good, such as Marcus Rashford and his Twitter campaign to end child hunger, whilst others may use it in a more negative way, such as Joleon Lescott “pocket tweeting” a picture of a new car just hours after his side lost 6-0. Footballers are increasingly addicted to Instagram, and the top players in the world have built up followings bigger than the clubs they play for.

Marvel Cinematic Universe is currently up in the air. Following the final episode of the Disney Plus show Loki, and the recently released Spider-Man: No Way Home, the comic book franchise has opened up the multiverse. This means any kind of hero could enter the MCU at any time.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has opened up about his family life, detailing how being a grandfather is one of the “easiest things” he’s had to do. While appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on February 10, Schwarzenegger discussed how he has another grandchild on the way, as his daughter, Katherine Schwarzenegger is currently pregnant.

London pub.  The film director turned country squire claimed up to £40,000 to pay for staff at Ashcombe House, his rural retreat in Wiltshire, which he is developing as a resort for shooting and fishing parties. Newly filed accounts show that the partnership which manages the estate was worth £26.

DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire appeared to be having a whale of a time as they hit MainRō restaurant and supper club in Los Angeles on Thursday night.  The Titanic actor, 47, partied the night away with the Spider-Man star, 46, at the Hollywood hotspot, who was pictured getting close to a blonde bombshell.  Tobey - who kept things casual in a black top and matching jeans - left with his pal after two hours, according to onlookers, in their second boys' night out this week.

Gallery: ‘I asked my dad if he was going to be upset’: Stars who took their partner’s last name after marriage (BANG Showbiz)She added: “There are certain rules and I enforce them. And [at Sheen's], there’s different rules at that house and that’s okay.

Charlie Brooker's famous Screenwipe returned to screens last night for a special edition, putting a cheeky spin on the coronavirus pandemic.

Viewers have praised Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe as the “perfect tonic” to the lockdown.

Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker is back on our TV screens tonight as his Bafta Award-winning Wipe format returns for the first time in four years.

Even before the 2018 debut of Netflix's first big interactive programming swing, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, the architects behind it knew they would need to find a way to top the hit project and thus prove that the format wasn't just a one-off gimmick. "What can we do that's just as impactful, but feels different?" Carla Engelbrecht, director of product innovation, remembers asking Andy Weil, vp of original series, over breakfast at Netflix's 13th-floor cafe a few months before the Charlie Brooker film was released, generating significant buzz and garnering two Emmys.

Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker doesn't think viewers "would be able to stomach" season six which focuses on "societies falling apart" as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

BLACK Mirror's Charlie Brooker will make a return to the BBC for a coronavirus screenwipe special. The screenwriter will present a half-hour special, titled Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe, which will focus on the coronavirus pandemic.

A comedy show written by and starring a Bolton comic has been commissioned for a full series after it was hailed by BBC chiefs as 'one of the freshest voices in years'.

Joined by Philomena Cunk and Barry Shitpeas, no less...

Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker will offer an acerbic look at the coronavirus pandemic in a half-hour lockdown special for BBC Two.

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Tragedy and comedy are sometimes more closely related than we realise - and comic Sophie Willan has mastered the art of this in her new TV show.