Helen Skelton: Countryfile star shares concerning pics of smashed up car on trip with son

Andrew Whitworth drops by an upcoming edition of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, where the Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle opens up about the team’s win at this year’s Super Bowl.

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Paramount‘s big ViacomCBS Investors Event held this afternoon dropped a barrage of Paramount+ television offerings news about the Taylor Sheridan-verse, yet another “Yellowstone” spin-off, more “South Park,” “Halo” news, and more. However, that’s not all the offered in their battalion of announcements meant to dazzle investors and Wall Street.

Radio Times: "I said, 'Look, I’m not Jewish – and really, really think about it because if you want to withdraw the offer to me, I have absolutely no hard feelings."'I would absolutely understand if you want to go another route.'"He did think about it and he said, 'Yes, I want you to do it,’ and so that gave me, in a way, the confidence to go forward.'The movie star added that casting has "sort of exploded from the inside out", but she does agree that "it’s all about opportunity"."Without opportunity, you can do nothing," she smiled."And if the discussion has to be had around my performance then – oh my God – I hope that I’m all right as Golda, because if I’m not..."While Mirren may feel a little apprehensive about her debut, we are without doubt that her portrayal will be nothing short of fantastic.She is undeniably one of Britain's most iconic actresses, having starred in countess movies and TV series, won an Oscar and 126 other awards alongside 134 nominations for her portrayals on-screen.While working on Golda, the 76-year-old has also got another film out this year; one that she hopes will help her "break free" from a character she's been associated with for a decade.The Duke, which is set in 1961, follows 60-year-old taxi driver Kempton Bunton, who steals Goya's portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London.He sends ransom notes saying that he will return the painting if the government invests more in care for the elderly.Mirren spoke about her character in the comedy-drama, the final film from director Roger Michell, who died last September.She plays Dorothy Bunton, a charlady who's married to real-life character Kempton Bunton, played by Jim Broadbent, and Dorothy's drab, worn-down

Dolly Parton, 76, has managed to keep her marriage to husband-of-55-years Carl Thomas Dean, totally elusive.

InStyle, the actress, 63, said she actually picked out the dress on her own — and, per her contract, she got to keep her entire wardrobe."The costume designer, Ellen Mirojnick, took me to Rodeo Drive and said, 'You can pick out any one thing that you want for your character,'" Sharon said. "At this point in my life, the idea that I could go into one of those high-end stores where a purse costs $20,000 and not feel like an impostor was beyond my comprehension."Sharon, a newcomer to film at the time, felt it was important to be able to keep her wardrobe, largely based on the fact that co-star Michael Douglas was making $14 million for the movie.

A primary school has received numerous complaints from outraged parents after it banned meat from its lunch menu.

Countryfile star Helen Skelton sparked a frenzy online last night when she shared a photo of herself in a wetsuit on social media.The television presenter, who turns 37 on Sunday, posted the picture on Instagram to mark her upcoming birthday.Helen told her 191,000 followers that she would be working on her actual birthday, so headed to the Lake District to celebrate the special occasion early.She enjoyed a day of paddle boarding with family and friends and joked that she was turning 105.The television and radio star also spoke out about her "freelance life" and the early morning wake-ups calls that were involved, which will see her get up at 3am on her birthday.The mum-of-two said not working normal office hours suited her just

Helen Skelton, 36, has wowed fans in a gorgeous promotional photo for her hit show This Week On The Farm, which continues tonight.

Helen Skelton, 36, is currently renovating her home, and she told her 191,000 followers that her "head hurts" following a decision over her sons' bedroom.The stressed star asked her followers for help on how she would get her two young children to sleep in one room.She wrote alongside a video of the boys' bedroom: "My head hurts…where would you put two boys in here…Bunk Beds…A Den…A Swing…"In a second clip on her story, Helen gave viewers a tour of the vast space.She pointed at a corner of the room and explained: "That used to be a window into the loft, but we took the ceiling out and blocked that up."Helen later revealed she wanted to build a "slide" going from her sons' bedroom "into the living room""I wanted a slide from there into the

WHEN Helen Skelton isn't busy presenting Countryfile she's at home relaxing in gorgeous 1850s Yorkshire cottage. The presenter, 36, shares her family abode with husband and professional rugby player Richie Myler, 30, and their two sons Ernie and Louis.

Countryfile presenter and Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Helen Skelton, 36, has shared a video on Instagram to detail a moment which left her in tears while out shopping today.She told her fans she had cried during her trip after a shop worker told her how much they are missing their grandchildren during the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking from her car, The presenter told fans: “If you are lucky enough to have good grandparents in your children’s life, please do me a favour and just tell them that you appreciate them.“I just had a little… is it normal to cry when you’re getting your supermarket groceries? Probably not, but at the minute yeah.“The lady behind the counter was telling me how much she misses her grandchildren and how they

Helen Skelton has revealed she broke Nikki Sanderson's nose in a fight on a SAS: Who Dares Wins.The 36 year old explained that she was made to fight her co-star on the E4 show, where contestants are put through a series of gruelling challenges, but admitted it was "tough" because she gets along with Nikki, also 36. However, once the Blue Peter presenter took a few hits herself, she was ready to pack on a few punches, leading to the Coronation Street star's broken nose.

Countryfile star Helen Skelton broke Hollyoaks babe Nikki Sanderson's nose during a tense SAS: Who Dares Wins scenes, according to the television presenter.

Helen Skelton broke Nikki Sanderson's nose in a boxing fight on SAS: Who Dares Wins.

AS the face of twee nature show Countryfile, Helen Skelton getting her hands dirty would normally involve a serious amount of farmyard muck. But in a departure from the norm, she signed up for gruelling survival show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, and she certainly threw everything into it.

From presenting on the classic children's TV show Blue Peter to embracing her farming childhood and presenting on Countryfile, Helen Skelton has become a familiar face to viewers of all ages. But away from the cameras, what is Helen's secret to her happy marriage with her Rugby player hubby?Helen married professional rugby player Richie Myler, in 2013 and have since had two sons together, Ernie and Louis.In an interview with The Northan Echo, Helen revealed the key is to work as a team: "We only married in 2013 - so ask me the secret in ten years time."Marriages and relationships are not all plain sailing, but we approach it like teamwork."Rich is the best dad.

The ex-Blue Peter host, 36, is famous for her bravery in taking on challenges, such as walking a tightrope across Battersea Power Station, running a 78-mile ultra marathon and becoming the first person to use a bike to help reach the South Pole. Helen, who has two sons with rugby player husband Richie Myler, will next be seen on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, but admits she finds challenges tougher these days.She said: "I think people think I'm a kayaker or a high wire walker, and I'm not.

TELEVISION host Helen Skelton learnt the hard way not to drink at lunch while on video calls with her boss after cursing him. The former Blue Peter presenter, 36, was cursing her bosses while drinking wine, but didn't realise they could hear her on the video call.

Countryfile presenter Helen Skelton, 36, took to her Instagram to admit her colleagues had heard her drinking some wine and talking about her bosses on a zoom call while working from home.The presenter wrote a “note to self” to explain to her followers that working from home does not mean to drink a glass of wine.Helen shared the post alongside a selfie to her 150,000 Instagram followers.She wrote: "Note to self...."Working remotely doesn’t mean you can curse your boss because it’s likely said boss, and bosses boss will be “listening”’ in on teams or zoom or whatever, while you try and master a new set of skills it’s assumed you understand."The Countryfile star added: "Further note to self working from home does not mean wine with lunch

Countryfile hosts Helen Skelton and Adam Henson will work round the clock to help a Wirral farmer at one of his busiest times of the year in tonight's episode of the popular BBC show.