Here's Every Teen Movie Easter Egg in Do Revenge

Rylan Clark has revealed he knows the real reason why his former husband Dan Neal left - but has vowed not to expose him.The presenter, 33, suffered a mental health breakdown following his split from the retired detective last year which resulted in a bout of depression and "two heart failures".Rylan previously confirmed their breakup followed him confessing to being unfaithful.READ MORE: Rylan Clark's secret three name changes and what ex Dan called him during bust-upsAfter also trying to take his own life, Rylan said he reached a "low point" but has now revealed splitting from Dan was actually a "form of saving himself".In an extract from his new book Ten: The Decade That Changed My Life serialised in The Sun, Rylan claimed to know "the truth" behind Dan's decision to end their marriage.While confirming he would he keeping the "answers" private, The X Factor star also shared his regret at not having made a prenuptial agreement prior to their wedding day.Rylan wrote: "It still keeps playing on my mind why he didn't want to work to fix what we had."Well, unfortunately/fortunately, I found my answers. "I won't go into any more detail about what happened.

Married At First Sight has claimed that one of her co-stars on the bonkers show wasn’t actually on the market. The premise is that a bunch of singletons agree to marry a partner they have never met after show matchmakers pair them with “likely” potential spouses.

Blast from the past! Nickelodeon has been home to childhood hits for years — and kids growing up in the 2000s will never forget the network’s leading ladies.

PHILLIP Schofield has seen fans desert him on social media amid 'queue-gate', but Holly Willoughby's popularity has soared. The beleaguered This Morning duo have been the subject of an intense backlash over the last week, following accusations they jumped the queue to see the Queen lying in state.

LITTLE Mix fans were given a surprise "reunion" as Leigh-Anne and Jade Thirlwall went out partying. The pair danced to their own hit song Confetti as it played out in the nightclub.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic The Doobie Brothers announced the death of drummer John Hartman Friday, collectively saying in a social media post, “Today we are thinking of John Hartman, or Little John to usJohn was a wild spirit, great drummer, and showman during his time in the Doobies.” He was 72. No cause of death was immediately announced. Hartman, a co-founder of the group, was one of nine members of the Doobie Brothers inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020. He had long since left the frequently reuniting band. Hartman was with the group for its initial run of chart-topping hits, including signature songs like “Listen to the Music,” “Long Train Runnin'” and “What a Fool Believes.” He was one of two drummers the Doobies had on stage from 1971 until he first left the band in 1979. Ten years after departing, he returned for a reunion album in 1989 and continued on with the group through 1992.

J. Kim Murphy It’s been a rambling, rocky odyssey to the release of “Don’t Worry Darling” — one involving canceled late-night appearances, rumors of production rivalries and conspiratorial frame-by-frame analysis of red carpet body language and an alleged loogie trajectory. But there was always going to be an opening weekend at the end of this road. And the numbers show that Olivia Wilde has directed a hit. “Don’t Worry Darling” should have no trouble topping the domestic box office, projecting a $21 million debut from 4,113 theaters. The film earned $9.4 million from opening day and Thursday previews — a more-than-solid figure for an original film that carries a modest $35 million production budget.

CELEBRITY Gogglebox star Bez made a bizarre excuse when he was caught recklessly driving his Bentley. The Happy Mondays star was speeding up to 90mph in his Bentley Continental when he cut up an unmarked cop car - forcing them to slam on the breaks. Two officers gave chase northbound up the M56, watching in horror as the 80s dance icon undertook cars and stormed through speed restricted roadworks.

MAISIE Smith has revealed a sweet tribute to new man Max George. The All Time Low popstar, 34, and ex EastEnders actress, 21, went public with their romance last month. Yet for those who aren't in the loop about the Strictly Come Dancing contestants' new relationship status, the red-head made it crystal clear.

VICTORIA Beckham has gushed over "stud" husband David amid his apparent role as peacemaker in her escalating feud with daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz. Their spat shows no sign of abating after the actress broke her silence in a new interview where Nicola, 27, suggests the designer reneged on a promise to create her wedding gown.

THIS is the moment Love Island star Luca Bish looks furious after seeing Gemma Owen wrap her legs around her male friend - and fans are in hysterics. The 23-year-old - known for his jealous sulks in the villa - was taken aback as Gemma jumped into another man's arms.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor Pharoah Sanders, an American jazz saxophonist whose career sprawled across six decades, has died at the age of 81. His death was confirmed to Variety by a representative for his label, Luaka Bop. “We are devastated to share that Pharoah Sanders has passed away,” the label’s statement reads. “He died peacefully surrounded by loving family and friends in Los Angeles earlier this morning. Always and forever the most beautiful human being, may he rest in peace.” His soulful playing and leading role in the style often described as spiritual jazz placed him at the edge of the genre’s innovation for many years, initially in bands with such explorers as Sun Ra (who dubbed him “Pharoah”) and John Coltrane and later by leading his own ensembles.

Leonardo DiCaprio‘s most recent ex and his current flame were at the same fashion show during Milan Fashion Week.

Besiktas sporting director Ceyhun Kazanci has opened up on allowing Ridvan Yilmaz to join Rangers - insisting he warned the full back it was too soon to leave the Turkish club.

Loose Women panellist Kaye, 59, would be partnered with Kai, 27, for the 20th series of Strictly Come Dancing. Having commenced training for the first live show, which is airing tonight (Saturday, September 24), Kaye revealed to Express.co.uk, she was worried about the 32-year age gap between her and her professional partner.When asked if she was surprised to be paired with the former Junior World Latin American champion, Kaye said: “When I first got him I thought ‘Oh my god I could be your mother’ but he is so mature, he's so professional.”After initially worrying, Kaye quickly got over her fears, describing Kai as “an old head on young shoulders.”Having nothing but praise for the professional dancer, Kaye continued: “I was really delighted.“We have had a couple of days with our partners so far and Kai is exceptional.

The Voice UK star Anne Marie has had a tattoo etched on her body in Sir Tom Jones' handwriting - and she says the inking is a symbol of her fondness for her fellow judge.The talent show star has a grand total of 28 tattoos and they represent the people who have "taught her" during her life.The words "We'll be okay" are written across her hand, courtesy of veteran performer Tom Jones.Anne Marie shared the anecdote about how her tattoo came to exist to a TV audience of millions, holding up her hand and declaring: "All my tattoos are written by friends – and I got Tom's!"She displayed the message of positivity, written in the legendary singer's handwriting, with pride.Her admission about her co-judge comes after the emotional star was reduced to tears by Tom during the show and was forced to flee.The track that inspired such an intense reaction was I Won't Crumble With You If You Fall, from his album Surrounded By Time.It was delivered on the show alongside a poignant tribute to Tom's ex-wife Melinda, who'd died of lung cancer just six years earlier.The Mama Told Me Not To Come crooner explained that she'd pleaded with him to stay strong in the final stages of her illness - and he'd promised he would."My wife was dying of lung cancer, so I said, you know, I was always able to fix stuff, to do things - if she needed me I was always there," he told the audience."She said: 'Don't crumble with me, don't fall now, you've done everything you can, you must carry on and do what you do."Tom added that when he'd first heard the song, it had seemed as though "it was written for this situation".Anne Marie became so emotional when she heard the explanation of what the track meant to him that she fled in tears, albeit

Australian singer-songwriter has sadly lost two sons, Arthur, who passed away back in 2015 and Jethro Lazenby, whose death was announced earlier this year. It was the tragic death of Arthur, who was only 15 years old when he fell 60ft from a cliff in Ovingdean, Brighton, in July 2015, that changed Nick, 65, for good.

The beleaguered Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) had a good piece of news this week with the announcement that the landmark 80th edition of its Golden Globe awards will return to primetime TV after a year off the air.

Manuel Betancourt The highest compliment one can pay Jennifer Kaytin Robinson’s viciously delectable “Do Revenge” is that it should stand alongside the many iconic teen flicks it both cribs from and pays homage to. The premise, which follows two teenage girls opting to seek revenge on one another’s rivals sounds, upon first inspection, like “Strangers on a Train” at a posh private school. But that’s too simplistic a take. After all, Robinson’s project owes less to Hitchock’s infamous classic than to the likes of “Heathers,” “Mean Girls” and “Cruel Intentions” — influences the film wears proudly on its stylish and appropriately throwbacky Y2K-era sleeves. You can see why Robinson (“Someone Great”) and co-writer Celeste Ballard (“Space Jam: A New Legacy”) would want to take up Patricia Highsmith-via-Hitchcock’s narrative and ensnare it in the world of petty high school politics. The intrigue of two strangers, in this case Drea (“Riverdale” star Camila Mendes) and Eleanor (Maya Hawke of “Stranger Things”), conjuring wildly outlandish plans aimed at taking down their respective bullies (“We should team up and do each other’s revenge,” as they put it, ergo the film’s title), gets a much needed jolt when framed within the world of queen bees and wannabes. No one is more ruthless than a teenage girl, especially one recently scorned.