Cruise ship worker shows 'crew-only bar' full of snacks - but there's a catch

is here to f–kin’ amuse you” with a vulgar vocabulary.The Newark native, 79, reigns as the don when it comes to most “f–ks” uttered in his film career, with a staggering 272, according to a study by Crossword-Solver published on Oct. 4.

HOLLY Willoughby has been seen showing off her curves in a new Marks and Spencer dress - and it's just £39. The This Morning host took to her Instagram to show off her new look, as she advertised the long, figure-flattering gown.

cheated on by someone is never nice. But, some people find solace in the revenge they plot after - from clothes piled into black bin bags left in the rain or, the more extreme, 'taking a crap' on their cereal like this one pop star did.However, for Michelle her vengeance needed a little more patience and calculation.READ MORE: 'Hot' electrician gets marriage proposals after posing in dusty work trousersIn a TikTok clip that has racked up a huge 7.8 million views, the brunette beauty exposed her commitment to getting back at her unfaithful boyfriend.

A woman who flew to Turkey to have her teeth fixed says she had more than £2,000 stolen from her hotel room.

Liza Foreman “Artemis Fowl” writer Eoin Colfer’s first live action original project was amongst news announced during this year’s MipJunior Keynote from BBC Studios’ Kids & Family head Cecilia Persson. With over 25 million copies of the “Artemis Fowl” series sold, the author’s new project is being written in collaboration with screenwriter Viko Nikci.  The idea “combines a gripping high-stakes mystery with a fun gang of unlikely young heroes,” in this sci-fi series which combines action, comedy and multiple plot twists,” according to a BBC statement.   

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent In what is being hailedas a milestone, Egyptian director Mohamed Diab recently became the first Arab helmer to direct a Marvel project when he took the reins of the limited series “Moon Knight,” while Netflix launched its latest Arab original show, “Finding Ola,” toplining Cairo-based Tunisian star Hend Sabry. Sabry plays a happy divorcee who embarks on a journey of self-discovery, reflecting changing female roles in the region and the streamer’s thematically groundbreaking Middle East strategy.   Meanwhile, Egyptian producer Mohammed Hefzy, whose production company Film Clinic was behind Netflix’s first Egyptian original skein, “Paranormal,” became a member of the 2022 Intl. Emmy Awards jury.

BBC anthology series began in 1970 and broadcast a series of television plays, with some like The Rumpole Of The Bailey later becoming TV series in their own right.It also gave a spotlight to lots of future soap stars - from EastEnders villains to Coronation Street icons.READ NEXT: Barbara Windsor's widower Scott Mitchell reveals marriage to star 'not a closed book'On the 52nd anniversary of A Play For Today's first broadcast (October 15), Daily Star takes a look at the soap stars who appeared in the series and where they are now.TV legend Paula Wilcox is currently delighting soap fans as Elaine Jones in Coronation Street.However, the star has appeared in many of the UK's biggest TV series, including The After Dinner Joke as part of A Play For Today on February 14, 1978.That's not all, as Paula has appeared in iconic shows including Man About The House, The Lovers, The Queen's Nose and most recently, Upstart Crow.Speaking about her Man About the House Fame, Paula spoke about her "sex symbol" fame in the seventies, and revealed that taxi drivers used to tell her that they "fell in love with her."But speaking to Woman's Weekly, she says when they tell her they 'used to be in love'', she retorts: "What do you mean, used to be?""It's very flattering after all this time.

A family are calling for TUI to issue a full refund for their 11-night stay in Turkey after it was allegedly plagued by problems including strong sewage smells at their hotel.

Emmerdale turns 50 years old this week – but do you know where the original stars of the first episode are now?Known in 1972 as Emmerdale Farm, the first episode saw the ITV soap introduce viewers to a whole host of iconic characters including Annie Sugden and son Joe, as well as lovable Woolpack Pub owners Amos Brearly and Henry Wilks.They became regular fixtures in the dales, with some returning in later years to reprise their roles for special anniversaries, or dramatic storylines. READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsAs Emmerdale broadcasts its 50th anniversary episode this weekend (October 16, 2022), Daily Star takes a look at where some of the stars of the first ever episode are now.The Sugden family are one of the most iconic in the Dales, and they were originally led by matriarch Annie in its very first episode.Sheila Mercier played Annie Sugden between 1972 to 1994, returning for guest stints in 1995, 1996 and 2009.Although she appeared in an online tie-in to the soap in 2000, Sheila decided to retire from acting after leaving Emmerdale.However before her retirement, the star had a long acting career on both the stage and screen, appearing in Dry Rot, Simple Spymen, One for the Pot, Chase Me Comrade and in Uproar in the House.Away from the limelight, Sheila was married to fellow actor and later agent Peter Mercier from 1951, with who she had a son called Nigel.The star also celebrated a major milestone when she turned 100 years old on January 1, 2019, but sadly died in her sleep just 12 months later on December 4.A spokesperson for ITV confirmed Mercier's death in a statement, with Kim Tate actress Claire King paying tribute to the star in a tweet.

Clarkson’s Farm presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has made the bold statement that the increase in gas prices “doesn’t bother” him. He has also insisted that others can learn not to feel the cold like him amid Britain’s urgent cost of living crisis.In his latest column, Jeremy remarked: “Gas price increases? They don’t bother me, as I won’t be needing gas.

Fans are set to see a second edition of Misfits Boxing this Saturday when KSI and co take to Sheffield's Utilita Arena for their sequel outing following a successful even in August.

Your body will go through a lot of changes during pregnancy, but gaining enough weight to support your growing baby is among the most important things you can do when you’re expecting. Many women feel as though they are packing on the pounds during pregnancy, but most of the new weight can be attributed to fluids and expanding body tissue.

Ed Sheeran has revealed why Queen Elizabeth looked thrilled to meet him in the early stages of her career despite having no idea who he was. The pop star was pictured meeting the late monarch for the first time around 10 years ago when he was just starting to break into the music industry and she was seen grinning widely as she shook his hand - and Ed has now revealed she was only smiling because a comedian standing nearby had cracked a well-timed joke. During an appearance on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert', Ed was asked about the snap and he explained: "This is a fun picture because she was smiling when she met me.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has said Tony Adams "looks like he's had two lives" in a savage joke about his appearance.The 56-year-old made the comment after he was told that the former Arsenal captain was 55.During an interview with Aimee Fuller on her Monday Mile podcast, the judge was asked if he felt sorry for older contestants, such as Tony, who is now 56. Anton replied saying he didn't know how old he was, but was swiftly taken aback when the presenter informed him.He then said: "Crikey Moses! He's had a hard time, a difficult paper round that was wasn't it?"He looks like he's lived two lives, he does."James Jordan defends Tony Adams after Strictly star goes full montyAnton went on to acknowledge that they were pretty much the same age and joked that he looked younger.In response to the original question, he added that he did have sympathy for older contestants competing on the show.Despite his age, Tony didn't shy away from stripping down live on the show last weekend as he danced a Samba routine.Alongside his professional dance partner Katya Jones, he showcased his moves to You Sexy Thing from The Full Monty.Speaking after the routine, Anton said: "I reckon if I was still a professional dancer I’d be with you."It’s everything Strictly Come Dancing is and you are amazing, well done."Motsi Mabuse said she'd love to watch it again, while Craig Revel Horwood was left speechless by the performance.Head judge Shirley chimed in that while there wasn't much Samba routine, he had a "good pelvic roll".Despite being praised by fans for his efforts, the dancing duo received the lowest score of the night with 18 out of 40 points.This however didn't stop them from getting through to week four as they narrowly

Love Island's Dominic Lever looks almost unrecognisable as he makes a career change to become a firefighter. The 31 year old dad-of-two, who is married to Jess Shears, 28, who he met on the show, looks a long way from his days on the hit ITV2 show.

ACTRESS Olivia Wilde sticks it to her critics — by posing with a sticker covering her nipple. The 38-year-old appears on the front cover of Elle magazine’s Women in Hollywood November issue.

GOGGLEBOX fans have been left sobbing after Julie Malone broke down while watching The Dementia Choir. Viewers were reaching for the tissues as Julie cried at the emotional scenes in the BBC documentary hosted by actress Vicky McClure.

Conor McGregor has lent his support to the Republic of Ireland women's national football team after they issued an apology for singing lyrics that praise the Irish Republican Army.McGregor has taken to social media after several Ireland players were filmed celebrating their World Cup qualification after beating Scotland at Hampden Park by singing Celtic Symphony in the changing room.Team manager Vera Pauw and players Aine O'Gorman and Chloe Mustaki all apologised for their actions. But that did not stop McGregor from weighing in - and he used one of their apologies to mock up a clip featuring his famous refusal to apologise.