Big Brother shock as host Emma Willis hits out at plans to bring it back

Michelle Obama is like all of us, loves the new Beyoncé songKhloe Kardashian talks about anxiety as she cries over hot wingsMy thoughts on the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. pic.twitter.com/9ALSbapHDYMichelle Obama shared a lengthy statement, sharing how “heartbroken” she was over the Supreme Court’s decision.

HELLO! magazine. Alice Powell, Abbi Pulling, Jamie Chadwick, Sarah Moore and Abbie Eaton posed on the track at Silverstone ahead of next weekend's British Grand Prix, where they will also be racing.READ: Meet the wives and girlfriends of the F1 starsThe up-and-coming W Series is a racing team which helps nurture a series of high-profile female role models who will hopefully one day be regarded as highly as their male contemporaries.And they tell HELLO! how the sky's the limit.WATCH: Behind the scenes with the W Series driversJamie, 24, says: "To be part of a movement like W Series, which is such a significant and a big stepping stone for women in sport, is amazing."Competing alongside Jamie next weekend will be 28-year-old Sarah, who recently made history as the first openly LGBTQ person to stand on the podium at a Formula 1 weekend, when she placed second at Styria, Austria, last year.

Shania Twain is back at it! Shortly after having to cancel a recent performance from her Las Vegas residency unexpectedly due to her health, the star returned to the stage.MORE: Shania Twain shares sad health update with fans as she's forced to cancel upcoming performanceThe singer announced Wednesday evening that she had to cancel her shows until further notice after having lost her voice, due to which her doctor advised her to refrain from any singing.She assured fans she would do whatever possible to recover so she could be back on time for her Friday show, and that she did!WATCH: Shania shares glimpse into date nightMORE: Shania Twain puts on flawless display for latest energetic Las Vegas showThe star took to Instagram to reveal that she was feeling much better and ready to be back on stage, and she looked better than ever. For the highly-anticipated performance, she donned a baby blue fur jacket, paired with multicolor printed pants, bedazzled sneakers, and of course, a rhinestone cowboy hat.She captioned the post: "Friday night - Vegas style!! Thank you for all your energy.

His comedy character Alan Partridge once mused 'my favourite Beatles album, I would have to say The Best of The Beatles.' And Steve Coogan was on fine form as he jokingly repeated the line ahead of Sir Paul McCartney's emotional headline set on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury.

Kelly Clarkson has some changes coming her way, and they are certainly making her reminisce! The star is gearing up to say goodbye to season three of The Kelly Clarkson Show.MORE: Kelly Clarkson’s ex-husband buys $1.8 million home after divorce battleAs she prepares for a proper summer break, the singer is looking back on all the incredibly special moments and milestones she accomplished during the third installment of her hit talk show.The crew arranged an adorable yearbook full of pictures, and it detailed just how many guests she had, games she played, and more.WATCH: Kelly collapses after being upstaged by Anne HathawayMORE: Kelly Clarkson regains ownership of Montana ranch as ex-husband finally moves outAs she flipped through the pages, in true yearbook style, headshots were included of some of the exciting guests that stopped by the show, such as Leslie Mann, Jessica Alba, Michael Bublé, Jane Fonda, Tom Selleck and Hilary Duff.The yearbook revealed that Kelly filmed a total of 180 episodes, she sang 169 "Kellyokes," a combination of her name and karaoke, and most shocking of all, she entertained a whopping 1,027 guests.She also celebrated the fact that they won two Sports Emmys for the previous season and were nominated for nine Emmys for season three, after which she said: "It really is exciting, my team works really hard."A post shared by The Kelly Clarkson Show (@kellyclarksonshow)Kelly looks back on a fantastic seasonKelly even took a moment to throw shade to her fellow The Voice co-host Blake Shelton, when she announced that of the 28 games played throughout the season, she "only" won fifteen, and she joked: "This must be the feeling Blake has on The Voice."MORE: Kelly Clarkson's peculiar eating habit will

Gavin Rossdale is as busy as can be, currently touring the world as the frontman for his band Bush, and he marked an important milestone while on the road.MORE: Gwen Stefani's son Kingston sends sweet Father's Day message to dad Gavin RossdaleThe band's latest tour finally hit the end of their European leg with a performance for Rock in Rio Lisboa in Lisbon, Portugal.VIDEO: Gavin Rossdale's son posts sweet birthday video of sister Daisy LoweThe British musician shared photographs from their latest show as they were back on the road for the next leg, and it seemed to be a bittersweet one for him."Well that was Europe thx to everybody who came out and gave us their good energy —-thx to this band @bush and thx to the crew. MORE: Gwen Stefani's son Kingston shows support for dad Gavin Rossdale as he looks to the future"Hit me up with your handles - onwards - see you sooner," he captioned his post.His fans instantly came to praise his set of shows in the continent, but front and center was his daughter, model Daisy Lowe, who simply inundated him with a series of clapping emojis.A post shared by Gavin Rossdale (@gavinrossdale)The European leg for Bush's tour came to an endA fan commented: "It was amazing, thank you so much," with another adding: "Thank you for coming, Gavin," and a third saying: "A show to remember! Thank you for rocking my day."The group will proceed next to the United States for the supposed final leg of their tour, kicking off with a show in Pennsylvania on 3 July and concluding on 8 October.MORE: Gavin Rossdale pens heartfelt message as he bids farewell to touringMORE: Gwen Stefani's son Kingston celebrates huge milestone birthdayGwen Stefani's ex-husband had a reason to celebrate recently while on tour,

Sir Paul McCartney made history on Saturday as the oldest solo artist to headline Glastonbury Festival.

Dwayne Johnson shared that his ancestors motivate him to complete his workouts.

Love Island is set for romantic scenes on Sunday evening as Dami Hope and Indiyah Polack finally go on their first date as a new couple. Indiyah, 23, and Dami, 26, coupled up on Friday night’s recoupling after previously sharing their first kiss during a game of truth or dare .

It's looking like the UK is in for a hot summer this year with reports that the country is set for another four heatwaves over the next few months. It's believed that the second half of July could include another heatwave with two more making their way over in August and September. Experts predict that temperatures could be between 30C and 36C this summer.

READ MORE: Dad's Army creators were 'woke' back in 1960s and 1970s without even knowing it Throughout the episodes, he often became entangled in the platoon’s misadventures, usually by accident. His death means that Ian “Private Pike” Lavender, 76, is the now the only surviving cast member from the series.All the other favourites such as Arthur Lowe who played Captain Mainwaring, John LeMesurier who was Sergeant Wilson and Clive Dunn as Lance-Corporal Jones are gone.Frank was born on July, 2 1931 in London and attended Ardingly College in West Sussex and Hendon School.

Love Island's Andrew Le Page will be issued with another warning regarding his relationship with Tasha Ghouri during tonight's episode, while things begin to heat up for two other couples.On Friday's episode, Andrew could sense that Tasha was drifting away from him since new bombshell Charlie entered the villa.And the other male islanders could also tell that something wasn't right with their relationship.READ MORE: Love Island pay tribute to The Wanted's Tom Parker as Davide looks baffledFeeling uncertain, about his union with Tasha, Andrew decides to speak to the boys again on the matter in the morning.Andrew says: "I’m going to give her space today, and just gonna try and enjoy my time."Dami Hope offers some advice and replies: "I feel like going forward if anyone else comes in and all that, you should be open and give it a chance because I feel like most of the time you’re a bit closed off because you know how much you really, really like Tasha."But I feel like just give it a chance and see what else possibly could be there."Even though Andrew's relationship with Tasha seems to be on shaky grounds, things are starting to heat up for two other couples.On Sunday's show, Dami and Indiyah Pollock will go on their first date outside the villa.As the pair settle into their romantic evening with one another, Indiyah reflects on her Love Island journey so far.She says: "I feel like we’ve had a crazy journey but I feel like it’s meant to happen.”"People have come and gone in the Villa but we’ve both been here the whole time so it’s like, sometimes it’s right in front of you."Trying to understand where she is at mentally with everything, Dami asks: "Where’s your head at, do you feel like it could be turned easily?"Indiyah

Amir Khan has revealed he has no urge to return to the sport.The former Bolton-born pro announced his retirement from boxing earlier this year after losing to Kell Brook, during which he was knocked out in the sixth round after a technical knockout. The 35-year-old appeared on Sky Sports as a pundit for the Adam Azim vs Anthony Loffet fight that saw an outstanding 66-second knockout from 20-year-old Azim. Although the fight itself was short-lived, Azim made a good impression following his appearance at the Skydome in Coventry.

Big Brother legend Alison Hammond has backed the return of the reality show that made her famous, admitting she’s baffled as to why it was ever cancelled.The This Morning presenter, 47, suggested politics were at play when Channel 5 axed Big Brother in 2018 after failing to reach a deal with production company Endemol Shine, despite it being consistently the most watched show on the channel. It comes as rumours continue to swirl that a revamped version of Big Brother will be coming to ITV2 soon. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Alison said: “I thought it did well, up until the end.

Eamonn Holmes has been flooded with support as he issued a statement on his health. Fans of the TV presenter may have noticed that he has been absent from his hosting role on GB News - and now Eamonn has addressed his absence.

Alison Hammond is an interviewer extraordinaire with a heart of gold. Whether she’s “marrying” Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on live television, or making Harrison Ford laugh like we’ve never seen before, she always manages to put a smile on our faces. When we meet up with the This Morning presenter at Penguin Random House UK in London, she greets us with open arms.

Eamonn Holmes has taken to Instagram to share a statement with fans regarding his health.MORE: Eamonn Holmes shocks fans as he turns to alternative medicine to cure back problemsThe GB News star admitted he is taking some down out "to heal" after undergoing an "unexpected hospital treatment". WATCH: Eamonn Holmes worries fans as he visibly struggles to walkEamonn, 62, wrote: "Many of you have been asking why I haven't been presenting GB News for the past week."Unfortunately, due to a reoccurrence of a long-term back condition, I've had to undergo some unexpected hospital treatment and am now following Doctor's orders by taking a short time off." The former This Morning star continued: "However, I'm looking forward to being back alongside Isabel, my Breakfast co-presenter and friend, next week."Even though I only joined GB News six months ago, the whole team and our amazing audience has shown me immense support which has been greatly appreciated.

Alison Hammond has admitted she would like to present the next series of Big Brother, the show from which she found her fame.The Channel 4 show was very popular in the 2000s and featured public and celebrity versions, in which stars spend a few weeks in close proximity to each other as they complete challenges for prizes.The show is known for its hilarious moments, fiery feuds, strange antics and of course, its famous finalists.Alison Hammond was on the show back in 2002 alongside fellow housemate Jade Goody.It helped skyrocket her career and she now enjoys a regular Friday spot on ITV’s This Morning, alongside former Big Brother’s Bit On The Side host Dermot O’Leary.The show came to an end in 2018 but rumours have been circulating for some time about the programme’s alleged return.It aired for 18 years and was a huge hit with the masses, which is why speculation has grown about its comeback.Some think that ITV have bought the rights to bring the show back and Alison could be a contender.She lasted just two weeks in the house back in the early 2000s but her bubbly personality and witty one-liners make her the perfect fit for the presenting role.She spoke about the potential gig on The Late-ish Show with Mo Gilligan and opened up about her enthusiasm to return.When asked if she would be good at presenting the show, she replied: “I think so, they need to change it up a bit. We’ve got to put it out there into the universe.

Emma Willis has revealed she still gets hate for allowing her son to wear pink. The television presenter, 46, who earlier this year had fans in hysterics after accidentally making 'x-rated' biscuits, posted a photo of her son Ace two years ago that sparked debate. In the snap, her now 10 year old son can be seen with long blonde hair, wearing a pink crop top, with the caption "My little style icon".Two years later, there is still a furore over the image.

It's fair to say that Alison Hammond is a true British icon, the nation's sweetheart and a comedian in her own right.

Big Brother presenter Emma Willis has slammed plans for a reboot and revealed that she thinks the show "needs longer" off air.The presenter, 46, hosted the iconic reality show when it crossed over from Channel 4 to Channel 5 and appeared on Tuesday's episode (May 31) of This Morning.Chatting with presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, who previously appeared as a Big Brother contestant and host respectively, Emma shared her hesitation about the show's return.Amid speculation that Big Brother could return to screens, Emma said: "I miss it so much but I do think it needs longer [off air]. "It needs a bit more of a rest, I think."Emma later conceded that she would be prepared for a Big Brother reboot if it maintained the spirit of the original series.Of the original show, she later added: "[I most enjoyed] how real it was.