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EASTENDERS fans were left baffled this evening as Dotty’s mum made a surprise arrival - and revealed her real name. Sandy made a dramatic return to the BBC soap during her daughter’s relaunch event at Ruby’s and drunkenly demanded a chat with Kirsty.

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David Benedict Like everyone on Broadway at that moment, British director Michael Longhurst remembers exactly where he was when the COVID-19 shutdown came. “We had just done our dress rehearsal of ‘Caroline, or Change’ and were gearing up to bring the public in,” he recalls.

The Great British Bake Off fans went wild over Noel Fielding's outfit during Tuesday's episode as they likened it to iconic children's puzzle books "Where's Wally?" During the latest instalment, Noel, 48, wore a red-and-white striped jumper which drew comparisons to the legendary book character's signature top. Noel, who is known for his wonderful and eccentric outfits on the show, was even teased by the contestants in the Bake Off tent over his look with the TV star even adding a red hat later in the episode as they joked: "There he is!" While Channel 4 tweeted: "Move over @whereswally it's #WheresNoel? Bake Off is starting right now on Channel 4.

The Great British Bake Off viewers grew distracted during Tuesday's episode as Noel Fielding sported a Where's Wally? style jumper.The remaining bakers gathered to complete a series of challenges for the Channel 4 show's signature bread week episode which aired tonight (October 5).They started out with a focaccia bake to try and impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.However, viewers were more interested in presenter Noel's choice of outfit.The 48-year-old Mighty Boosh star chose to wear a striped red-and-white jumper which left him resembling the famous picture book character, as dozens of viewers on Twitter pointed out.One viewer wrote: "It would appear Noel is going for the Where's Wally look!"Another commented: "The moment I saw

Jack Fincham has said he's "sick" of "lies" as he hit back at accusations he doesn't see his daughter Blossom.The Love Island star, 29, shared a series of lengthy posts on Instagram after his ex Casey Ranger wrote a long statement about Jack's alleged "non-existent" relationship with his one year old daughter Blossom. Jack's former flame Casey posted the statement on her Instagram page, where she said she needed to "say my piece" to "release some of this heaviness".

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Sharna Burgess has defended her relationship with Brian Austin Green and blasted critics describing their intimacy as a "showmance". The pro dancer - who went Instagram official with her 'Beverly Hills 90210' actor boyfriend Brian in January - has faced backlash over them being paired together on the show.

Many Irish people hold warm childhood memories about classic TV show The Den and it heartbreaking when it was taken off the air

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Tyson Fury is not willing to think about the end of his boxing career despite the dangers posed by Deontay Wilder ahead of their highly-anticipated trilogy bout this weekend.

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Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe “Interview With the Vampire” series at AMC has cast Bailey Bass in the key role of Claudia, Variety has learned.Bass joins previously announced series leads Jacob Anderson, who will play Louis, and Sam Reid, who will play Lestat. Bass is now the second actress to portray Claudia onscreen, with Kirsten Dunst having played the character in the “Interview With the Vampire” film in 1994.Bass first came to prominence when it was announced that she would star in the upcoming sequels to James Camerson’s “Avatar” in the role of Tsireya.

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Carrie Underwood delighted fans with news she couldn't wait to share with them on Tuesday. The country music superstar took to Instagram to make a big announcement and her social media followers were so excited. The mother-of-two revealed she'll be performing at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, where she lives with her family. MORE: Carrie Underwood's secret weight loss journey revealed – see before and afterCarrie posted a photo of herself on stage at the iconic country music venue and wrote: "Can't wait to be back home at the @opry October 23! Tickets at opry.com."WATCH: Carrie Underwood cheers on son in his first baseball game The Opry also announced the news and said they were "thrilled" to have Carrie perform.

Michelle Keegan teased her potential return to Our Girl in a glamorous appearance on The One Show this evening (October 5).The former Coronation Street star, 34, appeared on the BBC talk show on Tuesday night to discuss the release of the forthcoming third season of Sky comedy series Brassic.Grilled by presenters Jermaine Jenas and Sam Quek, Michelle was also asked whether she would contemplate returning as army medic Georgie Lane in the hit military drama Our Girl.Wincing as she responded, Michelle said: "I always get asked this actually and, you know what? I'll never say never."The door has been left open for her so, who knows? "Maybe in a couple of years, we might see Georgie again.She added: "I loved playing Georgie and I love the show

AMC has cast the third major role in Interview With The Vampire, its series adaptation of Anne Rice’s book. Bailey Bass (Avatar sequels) has been tapped to star as Claudia, the role by played by Kirsten Dunst in the 1994 movie starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. She joins previously announced Sam Reid as Lestat and Jacob Anderson as Louis. The eight-episode first season will premiere on AMC+ and AMC next year.

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BBC Three reality show from the 2000s, women are given "makeunders" that involve taking away heavy makeup and kitting them out in the questionable fashion of the era.The participants are then taken around town to meet random bystanders who comment if they'd "snog", "marry", or "avoid" them based on their appearance.Often it goes well, with people liking the more "normal" and stripped-back look but one lass called Emily appeared to have a terrible time.Footage from the episode shows teenage Emily taking off her false eyelashes and orange makeup and react to what the stylists have done to her.Her long blonde hair is chopped off and replaced with a short brown hairdo viewers said was a "Karen" haircut.Emily is also given a boring pair of black