BBC weatherman rocks news show’s theme on drums

While the female demographic has shown to be one of the more reluctant to return to cinemas during the pandemic, that is set to change this weekend with Paramount’s The Lost City which is eyeing a mid $20M start, possible $30M+ take at 4,228 theaters.

1.6 million TikTok and 136,000 Instagram followers, posing in micro bikinis. And while they may be big fans of her cheeky outfits, the locals on Cocos Island were not. “So I landed in Cocos yesterday and the lady who owns the Airbnb that we’re staying in received some calls from some locals saying I should be wearing something more culturally appropriate because this island is predominantly Muslim,” the TikTok vlogger shared.

Covid earlier today.The BBC Radio 2 presenter said she was “fed up” of being bed-ridden and unable to work or enjoy the sunshine.However, she found solace in watching TV series online, having finished several shows within the past few days.Zoe shared two snaps of her laptop screen showing the opening credits of Somebody Somewhere and Severance, which she said she had just started watching.The host wrote in the captioned: “Hello to any covid bed fellows.

EXCLUSIVE: Eric Dean Seaton, who has directed episodes of Superman & Lois, The Flash and Modern Family, is to helm the pilot of CBS’ reboot of Early Edition.

“During these past years, our government tried to strangle independent media,” said a former correspondent at Russia’s state-run TV outlet, Channel One. Zhanna Agalakova, the outlet’s former Paris correspondent, confirmed she quit this month.

Vladimir Putin’s glam daughter’s marriage has reportedly collapsed as the Russo-Ukrainian war rumbles on. Dr Maria Vorontsova, 36, is an expert in rare genetic diseases in children and was married up until recently to Dutch businessman Jorrit Faassen. However, according to exiled Russian editor of The Insider, Roman Dobrokhotov, the couple have now split up.

Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland are firmly established as the two hottest young players in world football, but there is a whole other generation of stars even younger than the PSG and Borussia Dortmund strikers.The expansion of modern football and social media means youngsters are hitting the big time younger than ever before. Academies are competing to sign up the best talents, channelling them into increasingly professional set-ups.

“West Side Story” star Rachel Zegler may get her Oscars moment after all. The 20-year-old actor has been invited to be a presenter at the ceremony, according to a report in The Hollywood Reporter.

Peter Andre gushed over his son Junior Andre as he shared a behind the scenes snap of him making music in the studio.On Monday (March 22), the Mysterious Girl singer shared a sweet snap of his teenage son as he finished up in the studio while he teased his loyal legion of fans about his upcoming music debut.The 16-year-old, who took part in his first ever meet and greet with his loyal legion of fans on Sunday (March 20) was seen posing up a storm in the studio after a day full of recording with his doting dad.Ahead of the fun-filled event, the star showcased his fresh new hairstyle which features an intricate design across his head as he donned a black hoodie which he teamed with a pair of black skinny jeans and a pair of white and blue trainers.The dad-of-four wrote: “Son I'm so proud of you it’s unreal. Since we went to the studio that day you have not stopped.“Every single day and night you graft for your craft.

Chelsea after being left in the dark over who will succeed Roman Abramovich as the club's new owner. The Raine Group, the US Bank overseeing the sale of The Blues, are still yet to contact interested parties on which proposals will be shortlisted with more than 20 submitting bids before Friday's 9pm deadline.

A motorcyclist suffered serious injuries following a crash in Heywood. The man, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital following a collision on Queens Park Road just after 2pm.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorVeteran sportscaster Mike Tirico will join NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” next fall, pairing up with analyst Cris Collinsworth in the latest shake up among the announcers who call the plays of TV’s most-watched sport.Tirico fills a spot left vacant by the departure of Al Michaels, who is expected to join Amazon to call “Thursday Night Football.”“When Mike joined NBC Sports in 2016, it was our plan for him to become our primetime Olympics host and the play-by-play voice of Sunday Night Football,” said Pete Bevacqua, chairman of NBC Sports, in a statement. “We are excited to have Mike join Cris Collinsworth full-time in the booth this season.”NBC confirms speculation about the future of its “Sunday Night Football” booth with an NFL meeting slated to take place later this week.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorNorth American distributor Greenwich Entertainment has released the new trailer for Vincent Kelner’s documentary “A Taste of Whale,” which will screen at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen on March 29, and opens in North American theaters, and on Amazon and Apple TV on May 27.Every year, hundreds of pilot whales are hunted in the fjords of the Faroe Islands, an ancient tradition known as “The Grind.” International animal rights activists, including Sea Shepherd and Pamela Anderson, fight to eradicate this bloody massacre. while the Faroese denounce the hypocrisy of those who eat meat without criticizing what is happening in slaughterhouses.“I wanted to rely on the specific circumstances of the Faroe Islands to reflect on a significant, global issue of our time,” Kelner said.

All but six of the current 22 Broadway productions filled more than 90% of their available seats last week, and most of the ones that didn’t hit that mark came close, according to the first detailed box office figures released this season by the Broadway League.

Former Countdown star Carol Vorderman, 59, was joined by her co-star Owain Wyn Evans on BBC Radio Wales last week.The pair got caught up in a cheeky on-air confession as the mathematician questioned whether she should divulge the details to listeners.The former Loose Women panellist detailed how she tends to bid farewell to her co-star.Carol explained that she and Owain regularly speak on a messaging app.She told listeners: "Can we tell them what we do every day? It's what Owain and I do on a certain app."Carol continued: "We always send each other voice messages so instead of having an actual conversation - which we do sometimes - we send voice messages because they make us laugh.""You know when you have a sign-off like 'I love you' or

His drumming to the BBC News theme brought a smile to our faces at a time when it was most needed, and the now-famous clip of weatherman Owain Wyn Evans has been viewed more than five million times.

A BBC weatherman has recreated the organisation's iconic news theme tune with an orchestra of amateur musicians.

Countdown legend Carol Vorderman, 59, gushed over her BBC Radio Wales co-star Owain Wyn Evans, 36, before taking aim at him on Twitter. It comes after the weatherman posted a video of himself playing the drums alongside the BBC News theme moments after finishing a weather report yesterday.Owain went to extra lengths to entertain viewers at home during lockdown as he shared the footage of himself playing the drums on social media.Taking to Twitter, Carol retweeted the video and wrote: "I love this man @OwainWynEvans...no other weather presenter like him....he's FABLAS....""Watch us this Sunday on @S4C being naughty while he's teaching me Welsh.."(sic)BBC Scotland weather presenter Judith Ralston replied: "I’m with you @carolvorders.

STV presenter Polly Bartlett pulled some strings to cheer us all up today - and it was music to our ears.

A BBC weatherman found an impressive way to end his forecast while reporting from home – leaping over to his drumkit and banging to the beat of the iconic theme music.

Carol Vorderman, 59, shared a rare insight into her experience when she divorced her ex-husband and father to her two children, Patrick King.The former Countdown presenter got onto the subject during her BBC Radio Wales show yesterday and admitted coping with the split in the public eye was “scary” at times.Carol opened up about the situation to Donna Air, who she interviewed on the show alongside her co-star Owain Wyn Evans about her role in BBC series The Split.Owain quizzed the TV presenter and actress about her character in the show by saying: “It sounds like a fascinating character and you mentioned there that she’s kind of a celebrity.“What’s it like playing the part of a TV presenter? You’ve kind of been there and you’ve done that