Grange Hill cast's biggest transformations as stars are unrecognisable 44 years on

Love Island star Gemma Owen has teased the idea of a Kardashian-style reality TV show following the life of the Owens. Gemma arrived at the National Television Awards with her famous footballer dad Michael.

Getting steamy! It may be cold in Stowe, Vermont, during the winter, but the cast of Winter House knows how to turn up the heat — and make long-lasting connections.

Class in session. Christina Ricci is not reprising her role as the morbid and sadistic Wednesday Addams in Netflix’s upcoming Wednesday, but she will play a teacher at Nevermore Academy, where Jenna Ortega’s version of the beloved character is enrolled.

It’s starting! People are beginning to get into the holiday spirit. Once we get to this time of year, it’s just too tempting to wait any longer. We decorate early, we buy festive clothing and we definitely start listening to Mariah Carey‘s legendary Christmas hit at the first hint of cold weather.

Kris Jenner has admitted she's eyeing up some cosmetic surgery while she has to have a hip replacement. The 66-year-old matriarch of the Kardashian clan, who are all major fans of having “work” done, also got visibly upset at the thought of getting old.

Vermont is getting a little colder. Craig Conover is shedding light on his upcoming altercation with Luke Gulbranson in the second season of Winter House.

A nice distraction. Tom Schwartz joined the cast of Winter House season 2 amid his split from Katie Maloney, and his castmates think the show was a great way for him to take his mind off things.

Like father, like son. Brian Austin Green shared a rare photo of his eldest son, Kassius Marcil-Green, from the set of their new film project.

Amazon Prime Early Access Sale still has major discounts available on your favorite makeup, hair tools, and skincare products. Get a head start on your holiday shopping with Amazon's October Prime Day deals you can still shop now. If you’re a beauty lover looking for a hydrating moisturizer for glowy skin, a volumizing mascara for your eyelashes, a pigmented eyeshadow palette, or a new fragrance for fall, you’re sure to save big with Prime Day markdowns to upgrade your beauty and skincare needs. For those of us who are eager to try the newest skincare treatments, there are impressive deals on face oils, anti-aging moisturizers, gentle exfoliators, and more.This year's second Prime Day truly has it all when it comes to finding great beauty deals.

Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney can officially — and legally — live life in the single lane. Their divorce has been finalized, ET can confirm.According to court documents obtained by ET, the judge in the  stars' divorce officially signed off on the case and their divorce was granted on Oct. 12.

Meryl Streep is going to be a grandma — again! The famed actress' daughter, Grace Gummer, is expecting her first child with her husband, Mark Ronson, multiple outlets report. ET has reached out to the couple's reps for comment.Grace, 36, debuted her baby bump on Wednesday when she stepped out for 's 50th Anniversary party in New York City.In pics from the event, Grace's growing bump was on full display thanks to her monochromatic, formfitting dress and matching jacket.

Issa Rae has always been very candid about her views on Hollywood's machinations, and in a new interview with , the self-proclaimed «media mogul» got very frank about why she believes the entertainment industry is «regressing.»When asked what she feels has changed about Hollywood in a post-#MeToo era, the series creator answered that it was «sadly, not much.»«There are just too many enablers for there to be real change,» the  creator and alum adds, stating that real change will only come when people are actually «held accountable» with «legitimate consequences.» Rae, who once called the music business «probably the worst industry I’ve ever come across,» went on to declare that Hollywood rarely doles out suitable consequences for its offenders because «money will always reign supreme.»«That’s something that, even by working in this industry, we’re enabling. So it’s hard,» she tells the outlet. «What I have realized is that I can control my own environment and who I work with.

might catch a glimpse of Pierce Brosnan's tribute to his wife, Keely Shaye Smith.At the film's New York City premiere on Wednesday, the 69-year-old actor, who plays superhero and sorcerer Dr. Fate in the DC universe, revealed that he wore his actual wedding ring and another accessory gifted to him by Smith while filming . «This is our wedding ring and this is a watch that Keely bought me many years ago with an inscription that [reads], 'Time flies on love's wings,'» Brosnan shared with ET's Rachel Smith. «I decided to wear it for this character.

Kate Garraway admits being nominated for a National Television Award for her documentary focussing on her husband Derek's long-term effects of Covid is 'bittersweet'.

Victoria Beckham may have had a tattoo of David Beckham's initials removed, but that doesn't mean there's trouble in paradise. The fashion designer appeared on , where she explained why she got rid of the ink.«I had these tattoos a long, long time ago, and they just weren't particularly delicate,» Victoria said of the wrist tattoo, dedicated to the former football.

Douglas Ross has been mocked for saying he thinks Liz Truss can win the next General Election despite her disastrous start to her premiership.

Melissa McCarthy revealed how the «birds and bees» talk with her teenage daughter took an awkward turn. The  actress was a guest on Glennon Doyle's podcast, , where she shared how she talks about sex and relationships with her daughters,15-year-old Vivian and 12-year-old Georgette. «Like, we've had the talk, which I did incredibly awkwardly because I knew it was gonna come,» McCarthy explained.

Grange Hill Zammo actor Lee MacDonald has paid tribute to Gwyneth Powell, who has died at the age of 76.She was known by millions of children – and parents – for playing the fictional comprehensive school’s headmistress Bridget McClusky for a decade.Lee – who played troubled Zammo McGuire on the BBC show – described Powell as a “wonderful lady”. The 54-year-old said on Instagram: “So sad to hear the loss of Gwyneth Powell AKA Mrs McClusky, what a wonderful lady and will be missed by so many.READ MORE: Grange Hill's Zammo star eyes up return as Sir Phil Redmond finishes film script“She was a massive part of my childhood, sleep well Gwyneth.”He signed off with heart emojis and kisses.Her representative Matthew Lacey said she died “after complications following a major operation for a perforated colon”. She was married to fellow actor Alan Leith, who was at her bedside in Brighton when she “passed away peacefully” last Thursday.Patricia Hidalgo, director of BBC Children’s and Education said: “Her ­famous portrayal of Mrs McClusky is one that will be fondly ­remembered by all those that grew up watching Grange Hill.”The Grange Hill Twitter fan account also shared an image of Powell, writing: "Thank you for the memories".Broadcaster Anthony David also shared his condolences, tweeting: “Very sad about this.

BBC children's drama, revealed the news on his Twitter account as he shared a beautiful snap of himself and wife Jess on their wedding day.The photograph showed the happy couple smiling for the camera as they left the wedding venue, surrounded by their friends and family who threw confetti over them.READ NEXT: Grange Hill's Zammo star eyes up return as Sir Phil Redmond finishes film scriptLee looked dapper in a grey suit with a pink shirt, while Jess looked radiant in a fishtail lace wedding gown and matching lace veil.Sharing the happy news, the actor tweeted alongside the snap: 'Finally got hitched xxx," followed by a series of love hearts.The couple were originally due to be married in March 2020, but like many couples, they were forced to postpone their nuptials due to the pandemic.Lee's son H was also his best man on the day, with the star also sharing a heartwarming snap of them both in their suits.The actor paid tribute to his son in a tweet, saying: "I'm so proud of my boy 'H'! He did an amazing job as my best man x"Lee rose to fame as schoolboy Zammo in Grange Hill during the eighties, alongside EastEnders Mark Fowler icon Todd Carty as Tucker.During his time on the programme, Lee's character Zammo was at the centre of a hard-hitting drugs storyline, with the actor and his fellow cast members becoming involved in a number of anti-drug campaigns encouraging young people to "Just say no."The series, which ran from 1978 to 2008, was created by Brookside and Hollyoaks' Sir Phil Redmond, who recently announced that the series was being brought back as a film.Speaking about the film, Zammo actor Lee, who has since appeared in The Bill and Birds Of A Feather, told the BBC that he "would love to do it."Sir Phil also