Candace Cameron Bure Celebrates Daughter Natasha Playing a Younger Version of Her Character in New Movie

Amanda Holden, 51, laughed she was "sexy and we know it" as she messed around with her new BFF, Catherine Tate's Nan character.Amanda shared a video with her 1.8million Instagram followers where she strutted down a corridor with the BBC character.The two pals pouted for all they're worth as Amanda sound-tracked the video with LMFAO's Sexy and I Know It."Over 50 and still got it," wrote Amanda over the video, complete with fire emoji.Amanda wore a light green dress with a high split, while Nan wore sensible nan attire.Amanda's celebrity pals were quick to react to the video.Comedian and TV presenter Alan Carr wrote: "Haha!! Brilliant."Ex-EastEnders legend Tamzin Outhwaite said: "This is brilliant."Radio presenter Jenni Falconer agreed, saying: "Brilliant."Comedian Catherine has resurrected the foul mouthed character Joanie Nan Taylor, who originally appeared in her sketch show from 2004 to 2007.The Nan Movie reunites Catherine with Gavin & Stacey actor Matthew Horne as Nan's grandson Jamie.The IT Crowd's Katherine Parkinson also stars in the film.Amanda's antics with Nan came after the Britain's Got Talent wowed her Instagram followers by giving a glimpse of her washboard abs in a pair of sexy leather trousers. She wore a figure hugging pair of black flared pants and performed a sexy catwalk strut.Amanda also wore a cropped black and white cardigan with gold button details and black trim that revealed her abs as she posed for the camera.

Queen and Prince Philip once rowed with the Obamas’ special security to break convention, a royal author has claimed.Back in April 2016, when Barack Obama was in his final year as US President, the American leader made a trip across the Atlantic to mark the Queen’s 90th birthday. It was well reported that the Obamas enjoyed a positive relationship with the Queen, with some even speculating that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had not been invited to the politician’s birthday party because of their royal falling-out.

The Apprentice gets underway tonight.Over the past 10 weeks, the candidates have both failed and succeeded to design a series of products - from video games, to toothbrushes and non-alcoholic drinks.While many have met the end of Lord Sugar's firing finger, the final four - Stephanie Affleck, Brittany Carter, Kathryn Burn and Harpreet Kaur - are now competing for investment from the business icon.Speaking ahead of the penultimate episode of The Apprentice, finalist Stephanie has revealed the unusual way she kept her nerves in the boardroom throughout the series - and how much Lord Sugar reminds her of her dad.Stephanie's team impressed when they took customers on a tour in Wales, in her first role as Project Manager in a task.However, her team failed to win over employees on a team building day at Silverstone race track a few weeks later.Despite criticism from the boardroom panel for her team's Silverstone away day, she revealed that she formed a bond with Lord Sugar throughout the series and used a rather unusual tactic to keep calm during some of the more critical moments, saying: "I think Lord Sugar sees something in me. "We did have some amazing chats in the boardroom about family and business and I just think he gets me, he understands what I am about and can relate."She added: "Lord Sugar reminds me a lot of my dad so to calm my nerves in the boardroom I would just imagine I was talking to my dad! That tactic typically helped when things went wrong - and as we can see for me they definitely did...

Queen was "deeply" upset by a series of divorces in the Royal Family, according to a new biography about The Firm.The 95-year-old saw three of her four children's marriages end in divorce, with sons Prince Andrew and Prince Charles as well as daughter Princess Anne all divorcing from their respective spouses.That makes Prince Edward the only child of Her Majesty's to stay married, and a new biography alleges the Queen found divorce talk "deeply upsetting".In his new book Queen of Our Times: The Life of Queen Elizabeth II, Robert Hardman writes: "Outwardly stoical, as ever, the queen was finding the divorce talks deeply upsetting."Hardman continued with claims that the Queen was also in "despair" over the three separate divorces.He wrote: "Another former member of the Household recalls that, every now and then, there would be a glimpse of her despair."A former palace staffer also revealed to Hardman that the Queen was "distressed" much more than she ever let on.They said: "I said, 'Ma'am, it seems to be happening everywhere. This is almost common practice,'" before adding "But she just said, 'Three out of four.' in sheer sadness and exasperation.

Hubble Space Telescope have captured something remarkable from the depths of space.The find, which is located 48 million light-years away from Earth, is unlike others that the telescope has made for one key reason: it's staring right back at us.Hubble has been in a lonely orbit around the Earth since 1990, collecting vital research and progressing humanity’s understanding of the great beyond.Some if its biggest discoveries include two moons of Pluto, comet impacts with Jupiter, the existence of supermassive black holes, and in 1995 took the breathtaking image of the Eagle Nebula, known as the ‘pillars of creation. This one, however, is a little different.

St Patrick's Day and Spring Break.But for the world's 15.2 million Jewish people, it's also known as the time when the festival of Purim is celebrated.And all three of those events have one thing in common – alcohol.Actually, two things if you include strange outfits you wouldn't normally be seen out in.Without going into too much religious detail, Purim is when Jewish people celebrate the time when the evil Haman – who ran the Achaemenid Empire, which stretched from parts of Macedonia to a bit of India – was stopped in his plans from killing all of Persia's Jews.And as the joke says, most Jewish holidays are about not dying, and then eating and drinking to celebrate.It even says in a Jewish book known as the Talmud that we should drink on Purim until we can “no longer distinguish between (the words) arur Haman (Cursed is Haman) and baruch Mordechai (Blessed is Mordecai)” - basically, get so drunk you can't see straight.Wine and vodka are the two most popular drinks during the 24 hours binge, which started last night (Wednesday, March 16).And Jews will also attend the synagogue to hear the retelling of the story of what happened centuries ago.Scottish journalist and antisemitism fighter Eve Barlow summed it up earlier this week, and touched upon the rise in antisemitism in the world today.She said: “Purim is incredibly theatrical, excessively loud, and unabashedly fun.“It's the least serious Jewish festival about one of the most serious tales in Jewish history.“It's a time in which we let our boys and girls be the example and we embrace our inner child.“It's a lesson in why we enjoy, not because we're safe but because everything is uncertain.“Jews cannot afford for our environments to be secure in order to have a great

multiple workplace misconduct allegations from several stars across his productions in recent years.Evan Ross Katz’s new book about the iconic ’90s fantasy series, “Into Every Generation a Slayer Is Born: How ‘Buffy’ Staked Our Hearts,” is full of cast and crew interviews about Whedon’s behavior.In the show retrospective, actor Danny Strong, who played the role of Jonathan Levinson, discussed that the accusations against the “Justice League” writer were “far beyond” what he noticed at the time, IndieWire reported.The vampire romantic drama aired from 1997 to 2003 on The WB and UPN for seven seasons.Strong, 47, noted in the book, “Look, my experience on the set was a very positive experience, including my interactions with Joss. And so I wasn’t aware of how toxic the set was for some.”Charisma Carpenter, who played Cordelia Chase in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and its spinoff series, “Angel,” accused Whedon of “toxic” and “hostile” behavior towards her in a bombshell social media post last year.The “Empire” creator continued in the novel, “And it seems like who it was toxic for was the really attractive women.

Tom Hiddleston and Zawe Ashton are engaged!

Kate Garraway, 54, has revealed how her husband’s life changed after he became severely ill with Covid.The TV presenter documented her family’s ordeal in her most recent documentary, Caring for Derek.Derek was diagnosed with Covid in March 2020 and stayed hospitalised in critical condition until a year later.He even travelled to Mexico to undergo cutting-edge medical treatment at a specialist clinic.Speaking to The Sun, Kate said she sometimes feels "really lonely" while caring for her husband.She described his “heartbreak” when he wakes up every morning and thinks of his life before contracting Covid.Kate said: "It’s like there’s both grief and hope in the same moment."There are flashes of the old Derek and then he disappears again, and you’re left just feeling really lonely."Derek dreams about the ‘before’, and every morning it’s just so, so awful seeing him wake up, and the realisation of where he is."There’s a kind of heartbreak in his eyes, every single morning.

Gemma Atkinson, 37, is known most recently for starring in Hollyoaks after joining the show again this year.The former Strictly Come Dancing star attended a photoshoot in Manchester today, documenting her near wardrobe malfunction on Instagram.Gemma posted a series of videos this morning to her Instagram story in view of her 1.7 million followers.At first you can see Gemma at her home as she works out and sorts out her daughter, Mia, for nursery.Then the story jumps to Gemma all dressed up at the Manchester photoshoot.The actress looks stunning in a green two-piece suit and a black silk cami top.She styled the outfit with a gold star necklace and wore her blond tresses in a waved look.In the video, she shows herself and her makeup artist, when she begins: "I'm on a shoot today...."Gemma then screams "OOOOO" as her top begins to fall down, however, she catches it before a serious wardrobe malfunction takes place.She then began the story again, as she said: "I'm on a shoot today.Sheila's done my hair and makeup."So she will do a little post later with the product list, and it's all animal free."I'm holding this up because it's a bit big. Arabella has done all the styling for me."Gemma took to Instagram Monday to laugh at a letter she had written to her uncle when she was younger.Her uncle, Clive, dropped off some bits to her house from her childhood, that included a letter she wrote to him at 13-years-old.She began to read the card: "Dear Clive, my uncle Clive, thank you very much for your card."P.s.

EXCLUSIVE: An untitled James Ellroy project and reimaginings of Ernest Hemingway’s Old Man and the Sea and Gary Sherman’s Death Line comprise part of Chicken Soup for the Soul-owned Halcyon Entertainment’s latest development slate.

Random House imprint Ten Speed Press will publish The Rise of the Dragon, an illustrated history of the Targaryen family of George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire—The Targaryens book series and HBO’s Game of Thrones franchise.

“Selling Sunset” star Heather Rae Young is healing up after medical treatment.

In “The Hand of God,” the Italian director Paolo Sorrentino conjures memories of his formative years in picturesque Naples. Capturing both the sun-dappled summer days he passed in the company of his larger-than-life family and the profound tragedy that set him on a path toward filmmaking, this partly autobiographical drama focuses on Fabio Schisa (Filippo Scotti), a teenager growing up in southern Italy during the 1980s.

Taking inspiration from the Dolly Parton quote, “Find out who you are and do it on purpose,” the Australian comedy “Seriously Red” features the most Dolly Parton paraphernalia you’ll ever see outside of Dollywood itself. Directed by Gracie Otto (“Under The Volcano”) and written by its star Krew Boylan, the film is as bold, brash, and heartfelt as the icon herself, although not entirely as original as it could be.

The birthplace of Ireland's patron saint has always been clouded in mystery, with most researchers only able to speculate that he was born somewhere on the west coast of Scotland.

Natasha Bure is stepping into her mom, Candace Cameron Bure‘s shoes for an all new Aurora Teagarden movie on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.

After the fatal accident of what was described as “head trauma” that lead to Bob Saget’s tragic and unexpected death, Candace Cameron Bure is speaking out about her feelings concerning the incident. Police have stated the comedian likely hit his head on the bed’s headboard, leading to head trauma, although doctors have also conceded his injuries seemed even more severe. “It’s been difficult, these past couple of weeks, because of more things that have come out,” the Full House and Fuller House actress stated on Fox & Friends on Wednesday. “And there’s a lot of questions.”

Lara Saget is asking for privacy as she mourns her dad’s death. One day before she and her family filed a lawsuit attempting to block the release of records related to the investigation into Bob Saget‘s death, Lara took to Instagram to post about her continuing grief. Bob was found dead on Jan. 9 in his hotel room in Orlando, Florida.

filed a lawsuit attempting to block the release of records related to the investigation into Bob Saget's death, Lara took to Instagram to post about her continuing grief. Bob was found dead on Jan.

Full House family, after losing their patriarch, Bob Saget. John Stamos, Jodie Sweetin, and Candace Cameron Bure have been the most vocal about missing their late co-star and friend. While the entire cast has been in mourning, Saget’s death seems to have made the tight-knit group even closer.