BBC News anchor marries her co-star in sweet ceremony as colleagues congratulate them

Zendaya has shared a heart-warming moment with her fans after boyfriend Tom Holland wasn't able to attend the 2022 Emmys.While the Spider-Man star wasn't able to attend the 2022 Emmys this year to support his girlfriend, Zendaya, he was the first person she texted about it.MORE: Zendaya's Emmys dress boasted the ultimate hidden detailThe two-time Emmy winner was asked by E! News, who was the first person she contacted after being the youngest black actress to win more than one Emmy at the mere age of 26 for her exceptional work as Rue in the popular Netflix series Euphoria.WATCH: Zendaya says confidence is the best beauty secret"I didn’t have to text my mom because my mom was already there," Zendaya told the outlet. "She’s here tonight, which is very special.

Prince Harry, Prince William and King Charles III have once again reunited. The "Fab 4" reunited once again on Wednesday during the funeral procession for Queen Elizabeth II. (Getty Images) The royal trio were photographed walking behind Queen Elizabeth II's coffin during the funeral procession to the Palace of Westminster.

Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey are celebrating a special milestone.  The couple marked their fourth wedding anniversary Tuesday, as they both took to Instagram to dedicate their heartfelt posts to one another.  "Happy anniversary to my best friend and wifey @haileybieber .. thanks for making me better in every way," Justin captioned his social media post.  The "Yummy" singer shared a black-and-white selfie of him and Hailey cozying up next to each other with their dog featured in the photo.The couple is all smiles as the two showed off their tattoos and Hailey flaunted her large diamond ring.  The 25-year-old model also shared a series of sentimental photos of the star couple.            View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) "4 years married to you.The most beautiful human I've ever known...

Brian Austin Green just became a father of five boys, and he has big plans for them. He spoke with Fox News Digital about how his perspective as a father has changed over the years and the kind of men he hopes his five sons will grow up to be.

Netflix has revealed the lineup for Tudum, the streamer’s second annual free virtual global fan event set for September 24.

EXCLUSIVE: Tippett Studio and Ultra 8 Pictures today announced that Phil Tippett’s directing feature debut Mad God has sold to a host of key international territories following a theatrical run in the US.

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired worldwide rights to It Ain’t Over, the feature documentary about legendary New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra directed by Amira & Sam helmer Sean Mullin. The pic had its world premiere earlier this year at the Tribeca Film Festival.

EXCLUSIVE: MrBallen, otherwise known as John Allen, a former Navy Seal turned breakout podcaster, has launched his own content studio.

Saudi Arabian region Neom has formally unveiled its 40%+ cash rebate production incentive scheme for feature films, TV dramas, reality series and docs, and opened the doors to  Neom Media Village and Bajdah Desert Studios.

EXCLUSIVE: Showtime has opted not to proceed with a third season of Kevin Iso and Dan Perlman’s comedy series Flatbush Misdemeanors. The news comes three weeks after the show’s second season ended its run on the network. There is no decision yet for the future of Showtime’s other current comedy series, I Love That for You, whose first season led to Flatbush Misdemeanor’s Season 2.

R&B singer Jesse Powell, whose hit 1996 ballad “You” rose to the upper reaches of the music charts upon its rerelease in 1999, has died at age 51. His death was announced last night by his sister, Grammy winner Tamara Powell, who said her brother passed away peacefully at his home in Hollywood.

EXCLUSIVE: IFC Films has acquired North American rights to The Almond and the Seahorse, prior to the film making its World Premiere at the Zurich Film Festival. The film stars Rebel Wilson in her first dramatic role. Directed by BAFTA winner Celyn Jones (Six Minutes To Midnight) and BAFTA nominee Tom Stern, the film also stars Charlotte Gainsbourg, Trine Dyrholm, Meera Syal and Celyn Jones. Script is by Jones and playwright Kaite O’Reilly, based on the play by the latter.

It’s been more than two years since Season 2 of “Ramy” hit Hulu. Obviously, there are likely plenty of reasons, including a global pandemic, why it’s taken so long for Season 3 to arrive.

LOTTIE Moss flashed her bum in a barely-there skirt as she posed on a balcony in a sizzling new black and white picture. The 24-year-old shared the cheeky picture with her 540k followers on Instagram. Lottie left little to the imagination as she bent over in front of the camera in just a g-string and a see-through skirt.

CORONATION Street star Millie Gibson has sparked romance rumours with TikTok star Jacob Pasquill. Jacob - who has 1.7million TikTok followers - shared a snap of him with Millie, with the caption: "Met this gem on tinder." He had his arm around Millie who looked back at him as the 18-year-olds both leaned back on a car.

BAKE Off fans have claimed they already know who’ll win the 2022 series after the baker was praised by hard-to-please judge Prue Leith in the first week. Janusz from Brighton, 34, was the first to be awarded the coveted star baker title after impressing with his Polish-inspired mini cakes.

Warner Bros. Discovery has exited its £60M ($72M) shareholding in fledgling UK news channel GB News, having been bought out by existing backers Legatum Ventures Limited and Sir Paul Marshall.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst was left feeling guilty after she came clean about her sleeping habits on a recent episode of the show.She was presenting the early morning news programme when she apologised to her co-presenter Roger Johnson after he complained about the heat.After the weather segment was shown, the camera cut back to the two hosts in the studio as they discussed the current heatwave in the UK.READ MORE: Andrew Neil takes swipe at BBC Breakfast over drought segment in veiled Twitter digRoger admitted that he had been struggling to sleep due to the high temperatures and turned to Nina before they continued with the programme.Roger told viewers that it will be a “relief for many people” to hear that the temperatures will be dropping within the next week.He turned to Nina and asked: “It was tricky sleeping, wasn’t it? It was so sticky last night. I really struggled, I have to say.”She expressed concern for her colleague as they discussed their sleeping patterns, but couldn’t resist showing off a little.Nina smugly responded with: “I am one of those people who gets on everyone’s nerves and sleeps really well in the heat.

BBC’s ex-political presenter Andrew Neil has taken a veiled dig at his former employer after a segment on BBC Breakfast about the current drought.Neil left his role at the BBC in 2021 and has been vocal about the company since his departure.The 73-year-old left to join GB News and recently took to Twitter to poke fun at the BBC’s early morning news show, hosted by Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood reveals when she thinks she'll be axed from showDuring their show, Naga and Charlie spoke about the current heatwave and noted that some areas of the country are being severely affected by the drought.They spoke to a firefighter, who has attended a number of fires since it began, and weather presenter Sarah Keith-Lucas informed viewers that temperatures were on the rise.The presenters also spoke to Environment Agency expert John Curtin who said that rain could have “a detrimental effect”.He said: “When you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers [...] that means we’re taking it away from the environment, or taking it away from a farmer that could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops that we will need for food [...].”He branded it as “something beyond normal” and that “rain in the next week" could "bring some respite from the drought”.Curtin then told viewers that there will be a “risk” that “comes with” the downpour, and showed them how “little the baked Earth absorbs the water”.As a result, there could be “flash floods” and farmers may “have to become makeshift firefighters” to “stop the fields burning”.A sceptical viewer didn’t hold back and tweeted about what they’d just seen.They wrote: “According to BBC Breakfast, even rain is bad now…”Former BBC presenter