Cold Feet's James Nesbitt pays touching tribute to his father as he dies

, which returns for season 19 on Bravo, Padma Lakshimi has seen – and tasted – it all. “There have been a couple of doozies,” she tells ET’s Rachel Smith, explaining that “any chef, as great as he or she may be, can have an off day because you want to push the envelope.” And for every failed dish, there have been that many more savory successes that have led to 18 previous winners. And with the reality cooking competition set in Houston, Texas, this season, there’s bound to be many highs and lows as 15 new cheftestants are immersed in the diversity that represents the city’s culinary identity.

Kanye «Ye» West and his estranged wife, Kim Kardashian's, current boyfriend, Pete Davidson.A source tells ET that is Kim is hoping «Kanye will move on from publicly mentioning her or Pete.»«Kim is upset because Pete has been nothing but kind and continues to be brought into Kanye’s drama, and he doesn’t deserve it,» adds the source. «The couple is very happy and hopefully over time Kanye will come to terms that Kim being happy is all that matters.»Additionally, Kim liked a tweet from filmmaker James Gunn in which he praised Pete.

Dolly Parton is gearing up for a big night. ET's Nischelle Turner spoke with the 76-year-old country star on Wednesday, and she expressed excitement about hosting the 57th Academy of Country Music Awards live from Las Vegas on March 8, with co-hosts Jimmie Allen and Gabby Barrett.«I am real excited. It is always fun to do the shows.

Vladimir Putin’s hackers as an act of revenge for Russian sanctions, it has been reported.British cyber intelligence is on high alert anticipating hackers attempting to infiltrate Whitehall computers, the Sun reports.NATO systems and Ukrainian networks are also targets under threat by the Russian hackers.A senior intelligence source told the paper that the UK was “braced” for retaliation and was surprised it had not happened yet.NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg warned last week that a cyber attack on NATO members could spark a wider war, by triggering Article 5. He said: “We have stated cyber attacks can trigger Article 5, but we have never got into the position where we give a potential adversary the privilege of defining exactly when we trigger Article 5.” Another unnamed NATO official said: “Allies also recognise that the impact of significant malicious cumulative cyber activities might, in certain circumstances, be considered as an armed attack.

More than two decades on the air, Joy Behar faced a surprising situation when she fell out of her chair on The View on Thursday, March 3.

I'm A Celebrity's jungle site has been hit by “climate change” floods.It is a new blow for ITV bosses desperately trying to get the show up and running in Australia again.The town of Murwillumbah in New South Wales, where the show is filmed, has suffered terrible storms.The flooding has been so bad that families have had to evacuate their homes.Environmental campaigner Emma Hannigan – who lives in the area – said: "This is climate change."This is happening here, it’s happening now, and what more is it going to take for our government to take action this decade?"And of the famous jungle camp, she added: "There has been minor flooding but there is more damage on the way."Bosses at ITV are trying its best to get the show back in Australia this year.Earlier this week, executive content boss Rosemary Newell said she "expected" the show to be back in its original location.For the past two years, it has been staged at Gwrych Castle in Wales due to Covid travel restrictions.But TV viewers started to desert the new-look show hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly last year.They moaned the UK edition lacked the danger of the Aussie jungle, saying the Bushtucker Trials were “tame” and looked like Noel’s House Party.A source added: “The floods won’t help but the site’s been hit by storms before and survived.“Hopefully, once they get the once they get the full green light to go back to Australia, the camp will be back to its former glory."It comes after host Ant, 46, fuelled hope that the gruelling ITV reality series would be able to return to Down Under when the next instalment airs later this year.Speaking on The One Show last month, he said: "Well, the plan is the jungle, so if all things…," to which his co-host Dec, also 46,

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! is set to return to Australia this November following a two year stint Wales, ITV bosses have confirmed. The show was forced to relocate to Gwyrch Castle as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

The best birthday! Jessica Biel celebrated her 40th year with her husband, Justin Timberlake, and their two sons.

Trouble on set. A This Is Us employee is suing Paramount Pictures Corporation, claiming that she suffered an injury last year following an accident during filming.

the Mirror.Though people should feel reassured that the uncomfortable bug usually goes away after a couple of days.The illness spreads easily in public spaces like schools, nursing and care homes and hospitals.This is because the virus is often caused by tiny particles of vomit or excrement entering the nose or mouth – contact with people infected with the virus or with contaminated surfaces can cause a person to fall ill.The advice was shared after surveillance in England showed that the number of outbreaks had increased in recent weeks.The increase in reported outbreaks was initially in educational settings, particularly in nursery and childcare facilities, with 48% more incidents reported to UKHSA than would be expected.Reports of norovirus outbreaks in care home settings have also increased in recent weeks, with a rise from 24 reported in week 6 (w/c 7 February) to 40 reported in week 7 (w/c 14th February) of 2022.While outbreaks reported in care home settings overall remain below pre-pandemic expected levels, it is likely they will continue to increase in the coming weeks, they say.Professor Saheer Gharbia, Gastrointestinal Pathogens & Food Safety Directorate, UKHSA, said: "Norovirus, commonly known as the winter vomiting bug, has been at lower levels than normal throughout the pandemic but as people have begun to mix more, the numbers of outbreaks have started to increase again."Symptoms include sudden onset of nausea, projectile vomiting and diarrhoea but can also include a high temperature, abdominal pain and aching limbs."Stay at home if you are experiencing norovirus symptoms, the UK Health Security Agency say.Do not return to work or send children to school until 48 hours after symptoms have cleared.

darts' hottest young prospects, but Josh Rock is keeping his feet firmly on the ground.The 20-year-old from Northern Ireland has good reason to get carried away, too, after a magical start to life in the PDC.In January, Rock beat off competition from hundreds of fellow players to claim the darting equivalent of Willy Wonka's golden ticket - a PDC tour card.Since then, he has gone on to win two Development Tour events - losing a third in the final - to establish himself as one of the game's most dangerous young talents.But Rock isn't taking any notice of those talking him up on social media and says the achievement of earning a tour card was a dream in itself. He told Daily Star Sport: "It was massive getting a tour card - a dream come true.

Emmerdale viewers are sure they've spotted a clue that serial killer Meena Jutla is set to die in prison before she can atone properly for her crimes.Meena has been attempting to manipulate vicar Charles from behind bars, and seems to be treating the prison officers like minions - directing them where to go with a flick of her fingers and candidly confessing to her crimes in the visiting room.And as well as that, she's been slowly manipulating other inmates for more time on the phone - with some significant looks exchanged.But it might not be the other prisoners who eventually bring her down, as fans are concerned that Meena will succumb to her internal injuries after being pushed off the humpback bridge by Liam Cavanagh.She has been consistently clutching her ribs and moving as though she's in pain.

The Chase contestant left fans shocked at her beauty as she tried her hand at winning the cash prize on the ITV show.Hollie had a slow start as she made it through the quick fire question round with only £2,000 in the bank.She made it through to the second round and battled Chaser Paul Sinha through multiple choice trivia questions shot at the pair from host Bradley Walsh.She opted to stick with the middle prize and the player was struck with some hard questions, including having to choose which film was the cause of Kate Winslet’s first Oscar nomination.Hollie voted for Titanic but doubted herself as “part of her thought it was too obvious,” which was proven correct as the right answer was Sense And Sensibility.She eventually got through the head to head round by answering Leonard to the question asking “which boy's name means brave lion”.“Very, very good “ said host Bradley, while Chaser Paul Sinha nodded with approval.Bradley praised the contestant with: “I’m thrilled you’re in, mate.

Keeley fans have nothing to worry about.

NBC has put in development Delia Graves and the Order of Merlin, a drama from Sleepy Hollow co-creator Phillip Iscove, Justin Lin and his Perfect Storm Entertainment and Universal Television, where Lin is under a deal.

President Donald Trump's younger brother Robert has died aged 71.Robert had fallen seriously ill in a New York City hospital and was visited by his brother on Friday.Mr Trump said: "It is with heavy heart I share that my wonderful brother, Robert, peacefully passed away tonight."He was not just my brother, he was my best friend. He will be greatly missed, but we will meet again."His memory will live on in my heart forever.

Cold Feet actor James Nesbitt has paid a touching tribute to his father James Nesbitt Snr who has died at the age of 91.The actor revealed his dad, a retired school headmaster, had died in a statement released on Friday (14 August).The 55-year-old described his father as a "wonderful parent" and a "brilliant teacher" as well as speaking of fond memories they shared.The statement read: “Dad wasn’t only a wonderful parent, he was my inspirational teacher and a good friend.“Generations of primary school children in rural Northern Ireland were taught a love of literature, arts, music, science and sport thanks to dad.“As well as being a brilliant teacher he was a passionate Coleraine football fan.“One of my most cherished memories is of being

COLD Feet star James Nesbitt has paid tribute to his dad who has passed away at the age of 91. James, 55, released a statement on Friday confirming the sad news and described his father as "a wonderful parent".

James Nesbitt has paid a heartbreaking tribute to his father, James Snr, after he passed away aged 91 on Friday.The Cold Feet star released a touching statement, describing his dad, who was a retired primary school headteacher, as a "wonderful parent" and "brilliant teacher".MORE: The Queen releases heartbreaking statement after train crash kills three people James Nesbitt announced the death of his father on FridayJames added that his dad will be "missed more than words", by himself and his sisters Margaret, Kathryn and Andrea.

Katie Price all smiles as she shows off new teeth after Bond villain comparisonsCardi B and Megan Thee Stallion achieve highest new entry on UK Singles Chart with WAPLaura Whitmore gives us all a lesson in how to make tea Love Island styleChairman Colin McKendry said: ‘James got to know the players personally and travelled on the team bus to many of our big matches, including the Irish Cup win in 2018.‘Unfortunately he wasn’t able to go to many matches recently due to ill health but I’m sure he would have been proud of our efforts last season.‘Not only was James a fantastic supporter, but he was also a great sponsor and we are indebted to him.’James is survived by children James, Margaret, Kathryn and Andrea.Got a story?If you’ve got a

James McAvoy has donated £10,000 to the Edinburgh Youth Theatre (EYT) to help keep its classes accessible to all during the coronavirus pandemic.What a gent.The EYT had been holding classes for three to 18-year-olds online since the Covid-19 crisis, but came close to cancelling them as its income was ’severely reduced.’This was despite the company’s Pay What You Can Scheme, to ensure the classes were accessible for everyone.However, Glass actor James has now made a ‘substantial donation’ to the scheme and saved the day.For the foreseeable future, the James McAvoy Bursary will now help any potential or current student facing financial hardship to ensure fees are manageable for their family.McAvoy met EYT’s artistic director Shauna Macdonald