'Don't know him' Rhod Gilbert addresses if he's spoken to Nick Knowles about DIY SOS role

Olivia Rodrigo is hitting the road in an intimate road trip captured by Disney+.

Hollywood is mourning the loss of a young soul.

Amber Heard looked every inch the doting mother as she shared a rare snap with her "mini-me" baby daughter Oonagh. In July of last year, the American actress announced she'd had a baby via surrogate in April and since then has only shared a few snaps of the adorable youngster. And talking to her Instagram platform, the 35 year old unveiled a new snap of her cradling her ten month old daughter while playing with her short blonde locks.

Charlotte Church is the latest celebrity set to take part in a revealing interview with Kate Garraway for the new series of Life Stories.The Welsh singer, 35, will be opening up about her life after shooting to fame as a child and growing up in the public eye. Charlotte, who recently starred on The Masked Singer as Mushroom, is also set to reveal all about her relationship with her mum, Maria, after "cutting ties" with her family when she was just 16. The star ran away from home when she was a teenager, leaving her mum devastated and eventually leading to her having a nervous breakdown.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAPA has promoted partner Julian Savodivker, to executive vice president and head of global physical production, it was announced today by CEO Jim Gosnell.“Julian is one of the most well-respected agents in the business whose unwavering passion, commitment and exceptional relationships have been instrumental to the overall success of our below-the-line business during one of the most challenging and disruptive periods in the history of our industry,” commented Gosnell in making the announcement. “I’m very pleased to have him take leadership of our Physical Production division as we continue to expand our business through its next stage of strategic growth.”Savodivker joined APA’s Physical Production division as agent in 2013, the same year he was featured as one of Variety’s New Leaders.

Viola Davis will soon be hitting the screen as forever FLOTUS Michelle Obama in Showtime’s upcoming biopic series, The First Lady, and here’s your first look. Showtime has released the first official trailer for The First Lady, a new anthology drama starring the Oscar, Emmy, and Tony award-winning actress, set to premiere on Sunday, April 17 at 9 p.m.

Ulrika Jonsson appeared on the finale episode of Celebs Go Dating this week, and co-star Anna Williamson has spoken about the former model in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.

EXCLUSIVE: Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s Westbrook Studios has acquired worldwide rights to Japanese series We Can’t Work Together and is developing an English-language remake of the project in partnership with Japanese company Akimoto Project as part of their strategic alliance.

EXCLUSIVE: Following a first season that saw strong reviews and record viewing numbers, Marvel is now getting the wheels in motion for the second season of Loki as Deadline is hearing Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have come on to co-direct a majority of the episodes for the upcoming season two with Tom Hiddleston returning in the role of Loki. Hiddleston and Michael Waldron, who wrote and served as show runner of season 1, will exec produce with Eric Martin penning all six episodes.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex have come under fire after one Celebs Go Dating star called on them to “practise what they preach”. Former Apprentice contestant Ryan-Mark Parsons spoke to FUBAR Radio about celebrities and their “incessant preaching” in an explosive new interview. 21-year-old Ryan-Mark, who was previously a candidate to become Lord Sugar’s next apprentice, has recently found further fame on E4’s popular show Celebs Go Dating.Chatting to hosts Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng on Access All Areas, Ryan-Mark admitted he was tired of hearing celebrities “drone on” about their personal lives.Speaking about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who have faced plenty of public scrutiny over the past few years, the young media personality didn’t hold back.“They’re another duo who I can’t stand,” he declared. “Preaching virtues and never really practising what they tell the general public from their ivory tower.

This Morning presenter Fern Britton has urged anyone considering taking a risk to stay well away from the water.The 64-year-old bestselling author has been frantically worrying about the impacts of the amber weather warning issued tonight."Lifeboat crew are nearly all volunteers," the Watercolour Challenge host warned her 104,400 followers."A lot get seasick. In big sea at night it is very hard to see anything let alone a person in the water."Explaining that the plea was personal for her, she added: "My plumber Tom and carpenter Gary are crew for Padstow and I need them!"Please please stay safe xxxx."Barely more than an hour earlier, the Loose Women star, who split from her ex-husband Phil Vickery in 2020, had issued another plea stating: "Erm just a thought, if anybody is considering doing anything silly in or near the sea tonight/tomorrow, please don’t."Lifeboat crew have families and children who need them.

Bridgerton breakout Phoebe Dynevor has signed on to exec produce and star in the Amazon film The Outlaws Scarlett & Browne, Deadline has confirmed.

Clayton Davis Lin-Manuel Miranda is ecstatic about the success of the animated feature “Encanto,” and for his second Oscar nomination for original song — this time, for the emotional number “Dos Oruguitas.” However, the performance of the movie’s soundtrack on the music charts has been getting all the headlines, specifically the hit song, “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.” Miranda doesn’t regret submitting “Dos Oruguitas” rather than “Bruno” for consideration for this year’s Academy Awards. The decision had to be done by Nov.

Angelique Jackson NBA legend Bill Russell is getting the definitive documentary treatment from Netflix.The Boston Celtics great is the subject of a yet-to-be-titled documentary directed by Oscar nominee Sam Pollard (“MLK/FBI,” “Citizen Ashe”), with a team of producers including Larry Gordon (“Field of Dreams,” “Die Hard”), Ross Greenburg (“Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals,” “Miracle”) and Mike Richardson (“Hellboy,” “The Umbrella Academy”).Produced by High Five Productions, LLC, the film will feature personal interviews with Russell and make use of the sprawling personal archives from the life and career of the five-time NBA MVP, 12-time All-Star and Olympic gold medalist.The official synopsis explains that the documentary serves as the “definitive bio-doc” on “the greatest champion in the history of American sports,” tracing Russell’s history on the court and off, paying special reverence to his work as a Civil Rights pioneer. When President Barack Obama awarded Russell with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2011, he described the Hall of Fame player as “someone who stood up for the rights and dignity of all men.” “From the humblest of beginnings, Russell went on to lead each and every one of his basketball teams to championships — two California State High School Championships, two back-to-back NCAA titles, a gold medal at the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games and 11 championship titles in his 13-year career as a Boston Celtic (his last two as the first Black head coach in NBA history, while still playing for the Celtics),” the description reads.

Zendaya and Tom Holland have reportedly kept their romantic relationship private for years now, but it looks like they’re done trying to hide any public displays of affection.The happy couple was spotted in New York City on Wednesday, February 16 as they headed to the premiere of Holland’s latest film, Uncharted. Not only were they wearing outfits that perfectly complimented one another, but the actors were sweetly holding hands as they made their way through a crowd of papparazzi. For their night out on the town, the Spider-Man: No Way Home wore a light gray suit and black turtle neck, which he matched with black boots.

BBC Children in Need Special. His participation in the show comes as DIY SOS veteran Nick Knowles, 58, who has been part of the show since 1999, steps back temporarily.Rhod said filling in for Nick was “not easy” but that those around him were cheering him on.Speaking of his family’s reaction to the new venture, Rhod told Express.co.uk: “I think they’re all chuffed.“They all think it’s a great, worthwhile project to do.“I think some of them are a little bit apprehensive of whether I can do it, you know, Nick’s been doing this for a long time and it’s not easy to step into somebody else’s [shoes].“It’s a role that he’s so at home with and he’s made his home, and the show is synonymous with him.“So I think some of them are a bit worried about

NICK Knowles' Big House Clearout viewers all had the same complaint about last night's episode - but did you spot it? The Channel 5 show sees the DIY expert and his team totally transform messy homes if the guests agree to get rid of their unwanted clutter. Thursday's instalment saw Cheryl, partner Robert and her two daughters Tia and Cherys ask for help.

BBC by revealing that one of his shows was axed because he's "not posh".The 59-year-old star, who is best known for fronting popular BBC show DIY SOS, fronted Historyonics back in 2004, a comical history programme which saw actors recreate famous historical figures and moments in time.At the moment, BBC iPlayer only has short one minute clips of the show available for viewers to watch on the streaming platform.But this week, one viewer rediscovered the programme, which only ran for one series, and tweeted Nick to show their findings.They said: “Nick, why have I never seen Historyonics repeated? I’d forgotten how funny and Pythonesque it was."Everything else gets repeats - this only short clips on BBC site."To which, Nick tweeted: “Yes it

NICK Knowles has backed up criticism of the BBC after a Twitter user complained that his 2004 series Historyonics isn’t available. Nick, 59, is best known for fronting popular BBC show DIY SOS, but he has dabbled in other genres over the years.

Seeming to agree, Nick went on to say that in addition to the show not being recommissioned for a second series, it has never been repeated."Can you imagine lovely Dan Snow writing a family history show, getting 7 million viewers and it not getting a second series, never being repeated and not available to download," he wrote online."Many teachers asked @BBCOne to repeat it or make it available to download but never seen again."The user replied: "I’m no expert but did some snobby person in BBC history dept decide it was too populist and blackball a second series because you don’t have a history doctorate? Or am I too cynical?"Come on @BBC - you repeat some right old rubbish so why not a great show like this?"Nick weighed in on the class

Channel 5 show on Twitter this morning.