Cannes Film Festival rules out physical event happening this year

Lorraine Kelly grew emotional as she handed over the reins of her TV show to Andi Peters on Friday.

to Salford after going back to his home country of Poland. His ex-girlfriend wished to help him and arranged for him to stay at her mother’s house on Nursery Street. He stayed there for three months where he began drinking and using drugs – something he had struggled with in the past.  Becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare, Bolton Crown Court heard how his ex-girlfriend suggest he stay at her Eccles home instead.  However, his drinking persisted which caused him to act paranoid.

coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent UK lockdown have left many couples unsure what lies in store for their summer and autumn 2020 weddings.Weddings have been able to restart since July 4, with up to 30 people able to attend under social distancing rules. However, only two households can currently attend a reception held at an indoor hospitality venue – although this is set to change next month.

Johnny Depp a wife beater.Mr Depp, 57, is suing The Sun's publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an April 2018 article which alleged he was violent towards ex-wife Amber Heard, 34, during their tumultuous relationship.Katherine Kendall, 50, an advocate for the #MeToo movement who publicly accused Harvey Weinstein of harassing her in the 1990s, is expected to explain how annoyed she was that the article was presented as if she was “endorsing” a comparison between the actor and disgraced film mogul.The court is also due to hear evidence from artist and friend of Mr Depp, Isaac Baruch; Travis McGivern, a member of the actor’s security team, and Laura Divenere, former interior designer to Ms Heard.

Anna Williamson is in talks about making a documentary on mental health in relationships. The 'Celebs Go Dating' guru has entered discussions with producers about making her next big documentary, which will look at how relationships can affect people's mental health.

An all new Dirty Dancing film is reportedly on its way and Jennifer Grey, who played Baby, is said to have a starring role. 33 years after the first film it's reported that Jennifer, 60, is working with Lionsgate on an untitled dance movie in which she will star and executive produce.

CHLOE Ferry proved she's just like the rest of us when she stopped off for a carb-filled midnight snack after a boozy night on the town. The Geordie Shore favourite, who has been wowing her Instagram fans with her lockdown weight loss, more than deserved a treat as she called in on both a Chinese take-out and a kebab shop after her night out in London's Soho.

JOE Exotic fans have been given their first look at a new documentary filmed four months before his arrest which tracks unseen drama with zoo staff. The eccentric animal collector first captured people's attention in the smash hit Netflix docu-series Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness earlier this year.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorTalkback, the Fremantle-owned producer behind Netflix reality show Too Hot To Handle, has raided Banijay’s Tiger Aspect Productions to hire Kate Edmunds.Edmunds has joined Talkback in the newly created role of director of programs, overseeing comedy and entertainment shows. She will report to managing director Jonno Richards.Boasting credits including The Last Leg and Never Mind The Buzzcocks, Edmunds was the director of development at Tiger Aspect, which makes shows including Drunk History and Bad Education.Richards said: “Having the brilliant Kate on the Talkback team puts us in great stead for the future.

Coronation Street cast favourite Kate Ford, 43, has begged fans to ask for her permission before taking a photo or video of her.The Tracy Barlow star explained in an emotional Twitter post that she finds it “difficult to cope” when she spots people filming and snapping pictures of her without her prior knowledge.In view of her 142,000 followers, Kate wrote: "Please please can people ask to take a photo or video of me please, I find it so difficult to cope with when people do this without asking."I always oblige when asked x."Kate’s candid message about the situation prompted kind words and support from both fans and celebrities.RuPaul's Drag Race star Baga Chipz replied: "We met on the tube once! I had to come over and ask! As I’m a huge

Charli XCX has announced a documentary film following the creation of her lockdown album ‘How I’m Feeling Now’, titled ‘6ft Apart’.The album, announced in April, was created and released in five weeks, at a point when it felt like that might be about as long as we’d all have to stay isolated. As she worked remotely with collaborators, she shared the process with fans and got feedback on tracks as she wrote them.“It felt only natural to document myself making this album”, she says of the film.

Katie Price has a tell-all book in the pipeline.

EastEnders' cast and crew are back on set after coronavirus brought production to a grinding halt.

Popular television chef Gino D'Acampo has a checkered past that saw him sentenced to two years in prison for buglary.

A 'serial racist Karen' who was filmed spewing hate in multiple rants has died after she stepped out into traffic and was hit by a fire truck.

Tiger King documentary called Surviving Joe Exotic is set to be released next week.Released on Netflix back in March, the docu-series Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness quickly became one of the most popular shows on television.The seven-part series follows a number of big cat owners, breeders and conservationists in the US, but primarily focuses on the bitter feud between Joe Exotic and rival Carole Baskin.Now, a new film that focuses on the animals who lived at Exotic’s Florida sanctuary, and those who managed to find safe havens after the eccentric zoo-keeper was arrested, is being produced by Animal Planet.In a trailer for Surviving Joe Exotic, filmed just four months before Exotic was arrested on murder-for-hire charges for a plot

Johnny Depp’s love life has become headline news during his libel trial against The Sun’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN).NGN’s defence relies on 14 allegations of domestic violence from Depp’s ex-wife Amber Heard, while two of his exes, Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis, gave witness statements in support of the actor.However, with all the high profile names in the case, many may have forgotten that Depp, 57, was actually married before.Before Depp landed his first film role in A Nightmare On Elm Street in 1984, he was already a married man.Lori Anne Allison was the sister of the bassist in a band Depp played in, and on 20 December 1983, they tied the knot in South Florida, when Depp was just 20 years old and Lori was 25. The young

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentLeading television industry event the Edinburgh TV Festival has added two sessions to its lineup, with “Succession” writer Lucy Prebble and Russell T.

EASTENDERS' Luisa Bradshaw-White shares a behind-the-scenes glimpse at socially-distanced filming. The Tina Carter actress, 45, shared photos of inside the Queen Vic and how they film the scenes without getting too close.

Strictly Come Dancing for seven years, opened up about why she stayed clear of using social media for two years.The BBC favourite claimed she "became numb" after suffering from two miscarriages with her husband, James Knibbs.Natalie said she felt "wrong for feeling sad" and chose to take a break from social media.She explained to this week's OK! Magazine: "I became numb and put up a barrier."I came off social media for two years and it changed me as a person."I went from someone watched by millions on Strictly to a person who couldn't leave the house to go to my local yoga studio."Natalie found out she was pregnant for the first time on her wedding day in January 2018 but suffered a miscarriage soon afterwards.She previously told The Sun:

Lollapalooza festival believes that live music won’t fully return until 2022.Speaking on the ‘Bob Lefsetz Podcast’, Marc Geiger said he believed “super-spreader” events like concerts and sports events will continue to be affected until the coronavirus pandemic is more fully under control.When asked about when he thought live music would return, Geiger said: “In my humble opinion, it’s going to be 2022.”He continued: “It’s going to take that long before, what I call, the germaphobic economy is slowly killed off and replaced by the claustrophobia economy – that’s when people want to get out and go out to dinner and have their lives, go to festivals and shows.“It’s my instinct, that’s going to take a while because super-spreader events –