Dancing On Ice fans call for show to be cancelled after latest injury blow

Prepared to binge-watch? Camille Grammer showed support for ex-husband Kelsey Grammer’s revival of Frasier after one of her fans contemplated skipping the series out of allegiance to her.

direct to your inboxGogglebox returns to TV screens tonight but one familiar face will be missing.The Malone family will be without Tom Malone Jnr while appearing on the Channel 4 show.The 26-year-old announced this week that he has decided to leave the show after six years.Tom told his social media followers: "So after six years it's finally time to put down the remote and say goodbye to Gogglebox."I've loved every minute and I'm eternally grateful to Channel 4 and Studio Lambert for allowing me to be a part of the show."As for his reasoning, he simply said: "But new opportunities are knocking on the door and it's time to explore them."I look forward to enjoying the show as a viewer and not having to worry about having said something

direct to your inboxFriday night's are about to get a whole lot funnier as our favourite armchair critics return.Gogglebox is back on Channel 4 tonight (February 26) for another round of TV watching.Jenny and Lee, Sophie and Pete and Stephen and Daniel will all be back on their sofas to keep us entertained while we settle down on ours.The BAFTA award winning show is back for its 17th series - eight years after bursting onto screens.But a big question always is, how did they get on the show?We're sorry to say it's bad news if you want to be the North West region's latest telly star.Gogglebox never advertises for applicants to appear on the show.Show bosses have previously explained that they have predominantly only ever street cast.In 2015,

Frank Bruno can laugh about it now.

Gogglebox star Tom Malone Jr has divulged about what it's really like to be on the Channel 4 show after announcing his exit earlier this week.

Katie Perry has been photographed for the first time her baby daughter Daisy.

At this point, most people are very well-acquainted with the steamy s*x scenes in the popular Netflix series Bridgerton. And while the intimate scenes look flawless on our screens, it actually took a ton of work to get it just right.

Tom Holland is getting honest!

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticHalfway through the pilot of “Debris,” I realized I had no idea what might be going on, both because of the show’s deliberately opaque design and its tendency to lapse into the kind of corporate conspiracy jargon that binds too many network procedurals. And yet, by the end of the pilot of “Debris,” I realized that was basically fine by me.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Soo Hugh, television writer and executive producer of AMC’s “The Terror” and creator of ABC’s “The Whispers,” has inked a multi-year overall deal with Universal Content Productions to develop, write and produce projects for the studio.In addition, Hugh will launch an incubator program with the goal of helping find new Asian talent to create shows and jumpstart fruitful careers in the entertainment industry.“From ‘The Terror’ to ‘Pachinko,’ Soo has captured epic stories with intimate, complex characters. She’s the rare talent who has the ability to write across time and space while always making a show feel modern and unexpected.

Chrishell Stause and Keo Motsepe are going their separate ways.

READ MORE: Dementia: New blood test could be a game-changer for treating Alzheimer's disease"When you've had a few children you know, it's just what happens," she said on the show. "It's amazing, two sneezes, I'm fine.

confirmed that she's following in the footsteps of Ferne McCann and Sam Faiers and Billie Shepherd and starring in her own spin-off pregnancy show. How exciting!Confirming the news she admitting, "Me and Tommy [Mallet] are doing our own show.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) - the organisation behind the Golden Globes - says it is working on "an action plan" to recruit black members, after being criticised over its lack of diversity. The voting body is made up of just 87 members, none of whom are black, according to a recent report in the Los Angeles Times.

Keo Motsepe, 31, and Chrishell Stause, 39, have split after meeting on Dancing with the Stars’ 29th season. A source told E! News that the couple officially called it quits “very recently” after dating for three months. “They may get back together but likely, at this point, they won’t,” a source told the outlet, adding, “They had a fun time together but in the end, decided it would be best if they part ways. They are still friendly and cordial. It wasn’t a messy breakup, just wasn’t the right fit or right timing.” Another source close to the Selling Sunset beauty reiterated that it was “a mutual breakup and they are still friendly.”

Writer-producer Soo Hugh is getting into business with UCP. Hugh has signed a multi-year overall deal to develop, write and produce projects for the studio, a division of Universal Studio Group. As part of the deal, Hugh will launch an incubator program with the mandate of helping new Asian voices create shows and establish careers in the industry.

Not content with being a promising author and screenwriter Rory Gleeson has just proven that he has brains to burn.

Freeform has released a first look at the upcoming series, Cruel Summer, which is set to debut on April 20.

There’s no business like show business and some of Ireland’s top comedians have been missing the glamorous green rooms their profession allows them access to.

Another day passes and inevitably another celebrity adds themself to the list of stars who need geography lessons about the distinction between the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

It’s over! Chrishell Stause and Keo Motsepe have broken up after three months of dating, Us Weekly can confirm.