'Can't keep him down!' George Alagiah leaves fans tearful at BBC return amid cancer battle

Sherri Shepherd understands why Wendy Williams isn’t too happy with her.

Jack Harlow is facing backlash after something that happened at the Kentucky Derby over the weekend.

Halle Berry has lined up another new movie to star in and it sounds so interesting!

Kasabian have announced details of a surprise warm-up show in Aberdeen this month.Last week, the band announced details of their first new album since the departure of former frontman Tom Meighan.Having dropped the first taster of their new direction with the single ‘ALYGATYR‘ last year, the band – consisting of chief songwriter Serge Pizzorno, bassist Chris Edwards, drummer Ian Matthews and guitarist Tim Carter (following the departure of Meighan after he was convicted of assaulting his then-girlfriend-now-wife in 2020) – the group shared new single ‘SCRIPTVRE’ last week.Ahead of the band’s tour this summer, they’ve now also announced that they’re playing the Beach Ballroom in Aberdeen on May 27, with tickets on general sale at 10am on May 13.Kasabian will also pay dates in Belgium, Germany, Netherlands and France. You can get remaining tickets for France and Netherlands here and Belgium and Germany here.

Jack Kehler, a character actor who had supporting roles in dozens of TV shows and films over four decades including the Dude’s landlord in The Big Lebowski, has died. He was 75.

Mama June is living her life to the fullest with a new man by her side, supporting her recovery process and her career.The reality star sat down with ET's Deidre Behar, and opened up about the new man in her life, Justin Stroud, whom she says fans will see «quite a bit» in the upcoming season of her show,. However, she says that the best thing about Justin is that he isn't in their relationship for any sort of fame.«He didn't know who I was to begin with, honestly. He didn't know,» she shared.

Donna Mills became a first-time mother at the age of 54 when she adopted her baby daughter Chloe in 1994.In an interview with People magazine, the 81-year-old actress, who rose to stardom when she played scheming vixen Abby Fairgate on the Dallas spinoff Knots Landing from 1980 to 1989, explained why she decided to embrace motherhood in her 50s.'I was very concentrated on my career, but at a certain point, I realized there was something missing — it was a child,' the soap opera star said. Late start:Donna Mills became a first-time mother at the age of 54 when she adopted her baby daughter Chloe in 1994.

Rebecca Romijn shared a Mother's Day snap with her twin daughters, Dolly and Charlie, to her Instagram on Sunday.The 49-year-old actress flashed a wide smile while posing with her children, both aged 13, as they spent a bit of quality time with each other during a shared outing.The performer also wrote a short message that was left in her post's caption, which read: 'Happy Mother's Day! So proud to be mom to these two.' Proud mom:Rebecca Romijn shared a Mother's Day snap with her twin daughters, Dolly and Charlie, to her Instagram on SundayRomijn stayed comfortable in a patterned turtleneck that was tucked into a pair of blue jeans during her outing.The X-Men franchise star's beautiful blonde hair was tied back while she spent time with her daughters. The performer shares her twin daughters with her husband of over a decade, Jerry O'Connell.The happy couple initially met in 2004 when they both attended a Maxim party.

Leah Remini says she's satisfied after finishing her first semester at New York University.The Emmy-winning actress, 51, took to Twitter Saturday to tell more than 751,000 followers that she was inspired after completing her initial semester at the educational institution.'Going to college for the first time at 51 after living most of my life in a cult and only having an 8th grade education hasn't been easy,' said the New York City native, who had a well-publicized departure in 2013 from the Church of Scientology. The latest:Leah Remini, 51, says she's satisfied after finishing her first semester at New York University.

General Hospital star Steve Burton's 23-year-long marriage to Sheree Gustin had been under strain for a while, leading up to his separation announcement last week.On Wednesday, the 51-year-old actor made a post on his Instagram Stories page, saying he and Sheree, 45, who's currently pregnant with her fourth child, were separated and that he was not the father of the baby.Now a source tells PEOPLEthe separation was a long time coming: 'Their lives have been in the coasting stage for a while. After a long marriage, it's not that unusual.' Strained: Steve Burton's 23-year-long marriage to Sheree Gustin had been under strain for a while, leading up to his separation announcement last week; Pictured 2012Part of the problem were the difficulties they faced afterSteve, 51, was fired from his role as Jason Morgan on General Hospital in November 2021.

Taco Bell is really going all out for the return of the Mexican Pizza.Among the celebs who joined diehard fans in begging for the beloved menu item to return was Dolly Parton, who will now take part in a musical about the fast food chain. The country music legend and the fast food chain are teaming up to make Mexican Pizza: The Musical.Parton first revealed just how much she missed the Mexican Pizza back in January, when she sat down for an interview with Insider on Zoom.

Radio Times.Joe also spoke about how the public perception of him isn’t always accurate.He explained: “People think I’m Mr Happy and I am always positive and upbeat but there are also days where I feel flat.”He added: “I try to be truthful and honest, and show vulnerability, because that’s my superpower.“What I’ve realised about childhood trauma is that it can completely paralyse you and destroy your life, or it can give you energy and direction.“I don’t look back and feel sorry for myself.”The fitness guru has opened up about his poignant childhood as part of a new documentary, produced by Louis Theroux’s production company Mindhouse Productions.In the documentary, which will air on BBC One next week, Joe goes on an emotional journey where he looks back on his turbulent childhood.His mother had acute OCD and his father suffered from heroin addiction.He also explores how parental mental health affects families today.In March, Joe swapped his fitness gear for a suit and tie as he was awarded an MBE.His YouTube workouts kept the nation active during lockdown as he became a “supply PE teacher” and raised £580,000 for the NHS.He also raised £2million for Children in Need with a 24-hour fitness challenge.

Queen Elizabeth ahead of her Platinum Jubilee Celebrations, he revealed the monarch made a cheeky quip following his appearance at the Sandringham Women's Institute.He told ITV: "I've been lucky enough to meet Her Majesty many times both formally and informally and have sat next to her at lunch on a couple of occasions where I enjoyed wide-ranging conversations.“I treasure the MBE that Her Majesty pinned on me in the Millennium New Year Honours and also the remark she made as she shook my hand."I had talked to the Sandringham Women's Institute a few weeks before my investiture and The Queen, as a member, was in the audience.“It seemed to go down well and The Queen laughed in all the right places.

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Chris Evans dropped a fun Instagram off for fans on social media this week, showing off his look with a mustache and without.

Family first. Sam Hunt is “back together” with his pregnant wife, Hannah Lee Fowler, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly, nearly three months after news of their split made headlines.

Spice Girls star Mel B was overflowing with pride on Monday night as she appeared at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre to cheer on her daughter Phoenix Gulzar Brown during The Games. Phoenix, 23, is competing in the ITV sporting series, which sees 12 celebrities battle it out over a week of live programming as they take on a variety of Olympic events including diving, cycling, running and weightlifting.

The Games viewers were left concerned for Max George on Monday's opening episode as he suffered an injury during the men's 400m.The new series sees 12 super-fit celebs compete in sporting challenges, including in an athletics arena, swimming pool, gymnasium and velodrome. At the end of the episode, it saw the men's 400m where Max finished in last place and Wes Nelson won as the commentator explained: "At the back, limping over the line carrying an injury, Max George." It then showed Max, 33, clutching his leg as some of his co-stars supported him following the race. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

The Games viewers went wild on Monday's opening episode as host Holly Willoughby appeared to perform an impressive acrobatic stunt during a cheerleader routine.The new series sees 12 super-fit celebs compete in sporting challenges, including in an athletics arena, swimming pool, gymnasium and velodrome. At the start of the episode, it saw Holly and co-host Freddie Flintoff join in a group routine complete with a marching band to celebrate the first episode.

BBC presenter George Alagiah has made an emotional return to News At Six eight years after he was diagnosed with bowel cancer. The newsreader has been undergoing months of intensive treatment for his stage four cancer, which was first discovered in 2014.

BBC's News At Six tonight after ' six months of treatment' for bowel cancer.The 66-year-old was diagnosed with the devastating condition in 2014, and took a break from his presenting duties in October last year to deal with the further spread of the disease, according to his agent.He was back on the air today following his presenting break and made reference to his hiatus or cancer treatment during the show. His return to the news show started with his presenting a piece on a £120million scheme that will see immigrants sent to East Africa for a new life.BBC News' political editor Chris Mason was one of the first to send him well wishes for his return to TV.He tweeted: '="Welcome back @BBCAlagiah!"And dormer BBC News science editor David Shukman wrote: "Really delighted that the wonderful @BBCAlagiah is returning to our screens tonight.