Brian Cox reveals coronavirus diagnosis despite never having 'felt it'

Loose Women star Ruth Langsford took home more than her ITV colleagues Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield in 2021, even with her departure from This Morning, according to reports. Ruth hosted the show with her husband Eamonn Holmes on Fridays and during school holidays from 2006 until last December. However, Ruth 61, is apparently still making a lot of cash after exiting the popular ITV talk show. MailOnline reports that tax records from her personal company Hey Ho Ltd suggest Ruth earned £2,092,863 in 2021.The publication also claimed that Holly’s Roxy Media Ltd taxes suggest she made £1,373,695, while Phil's records indicate he earned £789,542.One source claimed that Ruth has “vast” earning power outside of This Morning, in an interview with The Sun. It comes amid a feud escalating between her husband Eamonn Holmes and Phillip, as the former hit out at the presenter and ITV in an interview.“Ruth has had the last laugh here,” they began.

Good Morning Britain guest presenter Robert Rinder has opened up about his friendship with ITV co-host Susanna Reid.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Judge Rinder star, 43, spoke about their eight-year relationship, as well as his role as brand ambassador for Fletchers Solicitors and Patient Claim Line.The GMB newsreader and the barrister have a friendship spanning almost a decade.Last year, Robert joined the mother-of-three on the ITV show's panel following the departure of host Piers Morgan.Reflecting on his friendship with the former BBC Breakfast presenter, Robert told how they hit it off straight away while meeting for work.He told Express.co.uk: "It was just a random series of events, she asked me the cleverest question that I've ever been asked in any interview."I remember that, I don't remember what the question was, but I just thought, 'Oh, God, that's so clever.'"It's like a type of, we used to call it the ring fencing type of thing."Like how one of my heroes at the bar might ask a witness not yet on the ropes in a cross examination," he explained.He went on to tell how they pursued a friendship off-screen, before gushing over his co-star's talents.Rob continued: "It's one of those things, telly is not a space for great depth or emotional authenticity, we just realised we sort of like the same things and move forward from that."He added that presenting with Susanna "lifts the game", explaining that it makes it "easier" for him in his presenting role."My first thoughts when I sat down next Susanna and you know, a friend, was how good they are at what they do," Rob divulged."But just like Dolly Parton says about herself, you know, it takes a lot of work to make me look this cheap."It takes a lot of

Seth Meyers is heading back to 30 Rock slightly sooner than expected.The “Late Night” host revealed on his show last night, during his “A Closer Look” segment, that he only has three more shows left to film in his in-laws’ attic before heading back to Studio 8G.This comes after “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” returned to 30 Rock a few weeks ago and “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” and “The Late Late Show with James Corden” returned last week.Meyers, who usually tapes in Studio 8G, has been taping from his attic for the past five months – making jokes out of the talking Sea Captain and a well-worn copy of “The Thorn Birds.” During that time, the NBC show, which is run by Mike Shoemaker and exec produced by Lorne Michaels, hit

Seth Meyers is bringing “Late Night” back to the studio.

James Corden says he has to get tested twice a week for Covid-19 in order to return to the set of his US chat show The Late Late Show.The Gavin & Stacey star shared the logistical hurdles after filming the past 10 weeks from his Hollywood mansion.The 41-year-old Brit said: ‘It’s odd. We all get tested twice a week, we all have temperature checks, you are never not sanitising and you wear a mask all the time.‘Most of the team [who] make the show are all working remotely on Zoom and stuff.

Stargazing Live presenter Dara Ó Briain has lashed out at the BBC for shelving his documentary series with Professor Brian Cox - while funding Scarlett Moffatt’s conspiracy theory podcast, which aired her belief that the Moon landings were faked.

Gavin & Stacey co-creator Ruth Jones has promised that she’ll make another TV show with James Corden in the future.The pair launched Gavin & Stacey on BBC Three in 2007, which ran for three seasons, and returned last Christmas for a one-off special.One of the show’s stars, Alison Steadman, has said the show is “unlikely” to return after the recent special, despite being left on a significant cliffhanger, and Jones has said that while a future project with Corden “may not be Gavin & Stacey,” that “it’ll be something”.Speaking to The Telegraph‘s Stella magazine, Jones revealed that she and Corden had tried to write a new show together during the coronavirus lockdown.“James and I did Zoom a few times. But we didn’t do any writing.

Brian Cox is opening up about how he contracted the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and he didn’t even know he had it until much later.

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Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde’s 3-year-old daughter, Daisy, thinks she’s an expectant mother.“Daisy has matured, she’s 3 almost 4, and she’s in that full-blown pre-nager mode,” the Saturday Night Live alum, 44, told James Corden on The Late Late Show With James Corden. “I got home yesterday and our nanny helped her out … She put her whole head in all rollers, hair rollers.

If 3-year-old Daisy had it her way, her parents Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde would be grandparents already.

Succession‘s Brian Cox has learnt he had COVID-19 despite showing no symptoms.The Scottish actor, 74, said he was undergoing routine blood tests for his diabetes when his doctor told him he had the antibodies for the deadly virus.Cox, who won the 2020 Golden Globe award for best actor in a television show (Succession) earlier this year, told James Corden on The Late Late Show that he had no idea he’d contracted the disease because he “never felt anything”.“My doctor called and said: ‘Oh, congratulations you’ve had it [COVID-19]’,” Cox told Corden, ‘And you’ve got the antibodies’.“I said, ‘When? When did I have it?’”His doctor was unable to tell him.

Succession star Brian Cox has opened up about his personal experience with COVID-19 after revealing he'd contracted the coronavirus months ago but didn't feel "anything." Speaking to The Late Late Show host James Corden, the award-winning actor revealed during his Wednesday late night appearance that he was made aware he'd gotten the respiratory virus as part of a routine visit to Fairview Hospital in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. "I'm a diabetic, and I went from my usual bloods that I usually have between months," Cox told Corden.

The cast of “Succession” get along great.

In proper Logan Roy fashion, Succession star Brian Cox says he is the only actor who knows what will occur in the upcoming, highly-anticipated third season. Appearing on SiriusXM’s The Jess Cagle Show on Tuesday, Cox said it is killing the rest of the HBO cast to be in the dark, but his lips are sealed.

Jamie Lee Curtis was one of the unfortunate people left without toilet paper at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeHow vicious is the Roy family from HBO’s “Succession”? Brian Cox, who plays powerful patriarch Logan Roy, and Jeremy Strong (as his son Kendall Roy) managed to help push out two mainstays in the Emmys’ lead drama actor category this year: Bob Odenkirk (“Better Call Saul”) and Milo Ventimiglia (“This Is Us”). Odenkirk was nominated four times, while Ventimiglia earned three consecutive nods — but neither are in the mix this time out, now that Cox and Strong have joined the race.

Jimmy Fallon brought back into the studio in July, a couple late-night hosts are following suit. ET has confirmed that James Corden will be trading the comfort of his home for the familiarity of a soundstage.'s Stephen Colbert will also reportedly be returning to set in New York, filming with no audience, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Before the outbreak, Colbert taped his talk show in the iconic Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City, while Corden taped on the CBS Studios lot in West Hollywood, California.

James Corden and Stephen Colbert will regain a sense of normalcy when they begin filming in a studio again.Corden, 41, and Colbert, 56, are set to return to sound stages next week, though the hosts will be filming without an audience present, according to Deadline.Their move back to the studio follows Jimmy Fallon's return to the Tonight Show set two weeks ago.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorStephen Colbert and James Corden finally have a good reason to get out of the house.Both late-night hosts are slated to return to their home studios next week, according to ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish,  in a bid to restore CBS’ two mainstay late-night programs to some sense of normalcy amid the effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on production. Bakish revealed the plans during a call with investors Thursday after the large media conglomerate reported its second-quarter earnings.But the shows will still look different from what fans have come to expect.

Ellen DeGeneres will return to her TV show next month, despite an investigation being launched.