Celebs express interest as fifth season of Dancing With The Stars is confirmed

A new role has been approved at South Lanarkshire Council to support communities with funding.

Four local elected members recently visited the tenants at the Lorne Garden retirement complex in Salsburgh to hear about their receiving brand new iPads, thanks to a project developed through North Lanarkshire Council.

Armchair Rangers supporters will be able to sample their clash with Red Star Belgrade in 4K as BT Sport gear up for a mouthwatering Euro night at Ibrox.

Long-running Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has reflected on being part of the panel for over two decades, admitting she’s grown up a lot during her time on the hit ITV show. Speaking exclusively to OK!during our International Women’s Day shoot with Nadia and some of her co-stars, the 57 year old confessed she thought the programme would only last for a couple of series.

Tool performed their 1993 song ‘Undertow’ for the first time in 20 years at a show in the US last week – check out the footage below.The Los Angeles band played at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan on Thursday night (March 3) as part of their COVID-delayed 2022 world tour, which kicked off in January.Midway through the 12-song setlist, Tool surprised the crowd by playing the title track from their debut studio album for the first time since April 2022 (via Setlist.FM). Tool didn’t perform ‘Undertow’ at their next concert in Columbus, Ohio last night (March 6).You can see fan-shot footage here:Tool’s current tour was postponed by almost two years, with the band having shelved their live plans when the pandemic hit in March 2020.During their first show back on January 10, the group dusted off a handful of songs that hadn’t been performed live for a number of years.

Dancing with the Star head judge Loraine Barry is back in her London home after the series ended a week early due to COVID-19, with Lottie Ryan scooping the glitterball trophy in the semi-final turned grand finale.

This lockdown isn’t easy for any of us. We’re stuck inside with the same people every single day.

Lottie Ryan stormed through this series of Dancing with the Stars and last Sunday she scooped the glitterball trophy. 

Though the show is only four years old, the previous winners of RTÉ’s Dancing With The Stars have always enjoyed a traditional victory.After holding aloft the glitter-ball trophy in front of thrilled friends, family and fans, the overall winner celebrates with a few well-deserved drinks at the official after-show.

Lottie Ryan waltzed her way through Dancing with the Stars and scooped the glitterball trophy on Sunday night with her Italian professional partner Pasquale La Rocca.

Fans went dotty for Lottie after her performances in the final of Dancing with the Stars and voted in their droves to see to it that she scooped the glitterball trophy. 

Lottie Ryan has claimed the 2020 glitterball trophy, winning this year's RTÉ's 'Dancing With The Stars'.

Lottie Ryan and her professional partner Pasquale La Rocca have become the 2020 winners of Dancing with The Stars.

RTÉ have announced that Dancing with the Stars will end tonight.

There has been a massive shakeup in the Dancing with the Stars schedule as RTÉ confirmed the final will take place on Sunday 15 March, a week ahead of schedule.

Lottie Ryan’s dance experience has been a talking point of this season of Dancing with the Stars.

Putting yourself in the spotlight to be judged by a pro judging panel and the public every week is no easy thing to do, but Lottie Ryan has shown a strength of character during her time on Dancing With The Stars that is to be admired. 

Having made it all the way to the quarter-finals, Fr Ray Kelly has danced his final dance.

It appears that Fr Ray Kelly and his partner Kylee Vincent weren’t able to dance their way into the Dancing with the Stars semi-final.

The Irish Mirror, she revealed: ‘Without a doubt, I’ve been pretty vocal about it in the past.‘I want my own show, so I’m absolutely pushing for it and hopefully something will happen.’While she has been working for the radio station for 10 years, she won’t be leaving to find jobs elsewhere as 2FM is her ‘home’.She admitted that she is planning on broadening her horizons into the telly after enjoying the aspects of Dancing with the Stars, but admitted that she didn’t think it would be the environment she would enjoy working in.She does have plans for her on-screen career, as she admitted she’d like to do a documentary at some stage.That being said, she did say that she would be ‘totally open’ to working in this medium for whatever comes

Ahead of the 10th anniversary of Gerry Ryan’s death, his eldest daughter, Lottie has been reflecting on his life.