'Didn't know' Clarkson's Farm's Kaleb Cooper breaks silence on being branded a 'sell-out'

DJ Khaled knows how to turn up the heat in the middle of a game.

The film industry likes to debate if superhero movies are good or not, with some going as far as Martin Scorsese saying he doesn’t consider Marvel films to be “cinema.” But Ethan Hawke has stepped up with his own take.

The coronavirus infection rates have continued to fall in nine boroughs of Greater Manchester, but have seen a rise of seven per cent in one local authority area, according to the latest data data.

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner has poked fun at the 'disgraceful' comments made by Conservative MP Lee Anderson, suggesting that people relying on foodbanks could 'make a meal for about 30p a day', tweeting that he would be eating a packet of Space Raiders crisps for dinner.

The Games viewers have been left distinctly unimpressed after contestants Chelcee Grimes and Phoenix Brown got into an argument. A couple of close-fought contests between the pair resulted in tensions boiling over.

Elton John is almost as well known for his legendary music as he is for his advocacy, having founded The Elton John AIDS Foundation in 1992.ALSO: HELLO! launches Jubilee T-shirt collection to celebrate Queen Elizabeth in styleDuring an event in New York City for yet another crucial cause, a breast cancer awareness charity gala hosted by the one and only Elizabeth Hurley, the musician combined his two passions, and made a surprise appearance that left the crowd at a loss for words.Both he and his husband, David Furnish, were honorary co-chairs of the night, and though they couldn't make it in person, Elton still took guests by complete surprise by making a virtual appearance, and performing live.WATCH: Elton's son skiis like a proMORE: Elton John shares rare photo of sons as he posts sweetest tributeAfter Elizabeth shocked the audience as she presented the singer, he first took a moment to give a heartfelt tribute to the woman that inspired the event, Evelyn Lauder, one of breast cancer awareness' leading activists, who passed away from ovarian cancer in 2011.The music icon said: "I'm sending my love to BCRF. I tried, but I'm sorry I can't be there."He continued to express that: "This one is for all of you and thank you for helping the BCRF make more money every year, it's an amazing charity, in memory of an amazing woman.

Jessica Biel gave Justin Timberlake all the credit for their strong marriage. Biel, 40, opened up about how the couple keeps their marriage alive in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight.The couple began dating in 2007 and got married in 2012. "Well, I'll have to give Justin the credit in this moment, for this one thing that he always says to me: 'We might be married, but we have to keep dating,' and it's so true," Biel told the outlet.

When two friends, Dan Evans and Alex Stubbs, went out for an afternoon drink on a Friday, they promised each other that they would be home by 11.30pm.

Liam Gallagher’s daughter Molly Moorish Gallagher has revealed she is in a relationship with footballer Nathaniel Phillips. Molly, 24, made the announcement by posting a picture of herself and the defender, 25, on her Instagram. The snap of the loved up couple was taken at AFC Bournemouth's Vitality Stadium after the club confirmed their promotion back to the Premier League following a two year absence from England's top flight.

They were once one of England’s most iconic celebrity football couples, but these days, former Premier League footballer Joe Cole and his wife, model and former ‘WAG’, Carly Zucker, largely keep out of the spotlight.They looked casual as they were recently spotted out on a family shopping trip with two of their three children; sons Harrison, nine, and Max, seven.Their 12 year old daughter Ruby Tatiana didn’t look to be with them as they left upmarket shopping department store, Selfridges. British reality television contestant, fitness trainer and model, Carly, 38, dressed down for the occasion, in a pair of blue mom jeans, a grey t-shirt, leather aviator jacket and sneakers.

his partygate scandal jibe. Last week, Downton Abbey star Dan took a swipe at Prime Minister Boris Johnson while discussing his new political drama Gaslit by US network Starz. Describing the series, he said: ‘Well, what you’ve got is a criminal for a leader who is wrapped in a messy war, embroiled in a stupid scandal and surrounded by ambitious idiots and really should resign and… no I’m sorry… that’s the intro to Boris Johnson.

Elle Brooke has had a busy Bank Holiday Easter weekend by any stretch of the imagination - and she's now said she's the Jeremy Clarkson of adult content. The self-styled Man City "porn princess", 24, made her bizarre comments in a short YouTube clip posted to her channel in which she and fellow OnlyFans star Emily Black went fishing.

Jeremy Clarkson has opened up about his weight loss efforts, after realising that none of his shirts ‘fit any longer’.The Grand Tour host, 62, took matters into his own hands to overhaul his lifestyle after realising that his daily walks – some which are seven or eight miles long – weren’t ‘doing much good.Instead, he installed a make-shift gym in his garden room, with ‘very elegant’ equipment, and got a gym instructor on board to help his transformation plans.Speaking in his column, he wrote: ‘The fact is that none of the shirts in my wardrobe fits any longer, I can barely do up my shoelaces and the only reason I don’t drink more is that I become breathless and sweaty every time I operate a corkscrew. ‘Plus, to get out of the bath I have to roll over onto my front and be driven by a risk of drowning onto my hands and knees. This is the only starting point from which I can successfully stand up.‘After three minutes on the bicycle my thighs hurt and my heart was like that baby alien in John Hurt’s chest.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, defended Liz Hurley, 56, after she received backlash on social media for posing with two “delicate” starfish.The Clarkson’s Farm star said accusations launched by some that Liz was killing the animals by picking them up were simply “not true”, and suggested they aim their frustrations at former president Barack Obama, 60, instead. In his latest opinion column Jeremy wrote: “Liz Hurley posed this week in a bikini while carrying a couple of starfish and immediately everyone in the increasingly mad world of social media went mental, saying that if you pick up a starfish, it will die in screaming agony.“This was then picked up by the newspapers, who basically said that Liz is a star f***er.”“There’s one small problem with the story though,” he continued.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, argued that he faced a lot of backlash for his “feeble joke about executing strikers” and that Dan Stevens, 39, did not face the same level of criticism for his recent quip about Boris Johnson.The actor drew gasps after he made a well-aimed dig at the Prime Minister on The One Show this week.In his latest opinion column Jeremy wrote: “A lefty actor of some sort went on the endlessly annoying The One Show this week and made a feeble joke comparing Boris Johnson to Richard Nixon, the disgraced and now dead ex-US President.“As a result of this . . . nothing happened.“Whereas when I went on The One Show and made a feeble joke about executing strikers, all hell broke loose.“I was on the front pages.

Jeremy Clarkson was spotted at the Santiago Bernabeu as he endured heartache with the rest of the Chelsea away end this week.The television presenter is a massive Blues fan and followed them to Spain for the second leg of their Champions League tie with Real Madrid, which agonisingly ended in a 5-4 aggregate defeat for the Premier League side.Clarkson, 62, was pictured mixing it with his fellow supporters before the match and then seen celebrating as Chelsea netted three unanswered goals to draw ahead. But Real of course levelled before finding a winner in extra-time, leaving Jezza glum come the end.It's not the first time he's been spotted following his beloved club on their travels in Europe.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has addressed the ongoing delay in building his dream Cotswolds home at his Diddly Squat farm.The former Top Gear host revealed the project was due to be finished back in May last year, however, because “they are builders” the work is still unfinished and his garden is “full of trenches”.Jeremy mused: “They started building it in the autumn of 2019 and I thought then that it may be a foolish endeavour because how long would I have left to live in it?“The builders said it would all be done by May of 2021, but because they are builders, here we are in the spring of 2022 and the drive's still full of vans and the garden's still full of trenches and I still can't hear myself think because of all the power tools."The Clarkson's Farm star joked that he feared death may come before the renovation is completed.“There's a very real possibility that I'll be like Brunel; dead before the builders realise my dream. Or that I'll have to get them to install some kind of stairlift before they go,” he joked.The star pondered how much time he has left now he’s a similar age to his late father when he died.He continued: “How much time do we have left and what will we be able to do with it? Those are the questions.

Jeremy Clarkson may have won himself a legion of fans of country living with his Clarkson's Farm series but not everyone is so keen.The outspoken TV host has found himself the subject of heavy criticism from locals in Chipping Norton since he first arrived there back in 2016.Jeremy, 61, has been at the forefront of many a showdown with locals over his beloved rural property over the years.But now as he looks to the future he has questioned if he can continue running the property as he has realised he is "not so good" at farming and doesn't have the "mental capacity" for it.While Jeremy has owned the land since 2008, he didn't begin farming it himself until 2019 when the local villager named Howard who had previously run the land retired.Jeremy then renamed the agricultural business Diddly Squat - poking fun at its distinct lack of productivity.The former Top Gear host first sparked the wrath of the locals when his arrival in Chipping Norton attracted an array of tourists wanting to check out his business.He opened the Diddly Squat Farm Shop in February 2020 and immediately caused friction with his neighbours due to the inordinate amount of traffic it brought to the countryside location.However, he infuriated his neighbours even further when he made plans to film The Grand Tour in the Cotswold countryside.Locals became increasingly concerned that the narrow country lanes surrounding the proposed filming location would end up being treated as a race track by car fanatics.They are already exasperated by a recent increase in traffic caused by people visiting celebrity haunt The Soho Farmhouse in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.One resident protested: "Our village (Sandford St Martin) has already been deeply affected by a huge

Jeremy Clarkson's daughter Emily is a world away from her dad, who turns 62 today.Emily, who has built up a strong Instagram following in recent years, has transformed herself into a podcaster as well as an author and influencer who focuses on feminism and body positivity.On her Instagram profile a key quote in her Instagram bio read: "I need women to know how powerful they are", while she also flogs her podcast called Should I Delete That? Her podcast focuses on things that are often avoided on social media, with Emily and her pal Alex Light discussing trolls, backlash and OnlyFans on the site. Emily Clarkson has only grown in popularity since sharing her regular updates on her Instagram page - and fans have grown to adore her with every new snap she posts.

FORMER Top Gear and Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has been the target of Jeremy Clarkson’s razor-sharp wit for decades. Now he’s getting his own back.

Jeremy Clarkson has weighed in on the NHS debate, claiming that the current model of the public health provider "doesn't work anymore" and that as a country "we can't afford it".The Clarkson's Farm star, 61, admitted that he's kept his views to himself as he feels that speaking badly about the NHS is equivalent to blasphemy.Detailing his frustrations with the National Health Service, the Clarkson's Farm star claimed that the current model of the organisation came with a number of managers who liked to "show off", included over 2,000 surgeries which "cost a fortune" and employed over 1.7 million members of staff, which made it bigger than the "Indian Army."Jeremy wrote: "For some time I’ve thought that the NHS doesn’t really work any more, but of course I could never say that out loud because the NHS is a deity."However, the car fanatic explained that he feels compelled to speak out now after he claims the NHS was struggling during the peak of the Covid pandemic.Jeremy has now said that he's now starting to hear more widespread criticism of the UK's public health provider more frequently.Writing in his column for The Sun, the farming star claimed that as a country, "we simply can't afford" the NHS.He went on to claim that operations such as cochlear implants set the health service back nearly £40,000, before going on to remark that the managers like "showing off" to their team.Branding the cost of operations funded by the service "staggering", Jeremy claimed: "For every £1 you pay in taxes, 40p is spent on the NHS.That leaves only 60p for the military, social services, the police, street lighting and every other d**n thing."The star added that "the time has come" for the NHS to "start again", and went on to propose that a