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EastEnders will return to BBC One after days of suspended programming in the wake of the Queen’s death.The broadcaster will continue to air rolling news coverage on Monday with a BBC News special filling regular TV slots alongside HM The King: Westminster Tributes and Scotland: A Service For HM The Queen. However, fan-favourite soap EastEnders will return to BBC One at 8.30pm, having been moved from its usual channel on Friday alongside Homes Under The Hammer and Bargain Hunt which aired on BBC Two.The highly-anticipated episode will see Alfie Moon, played by Shane Richie, return to Walford on the wedding day of Kat Slater and Phil Mitchell, played by Jessie Wallace and Steve McFadden.

Queen Elizabeth II's funeral is set to take place at Westminster Abbey on Monday 19 September, and new monarch King Charles III has confirmed it will be a national bank holiday. Her Majesty passed away age 96 on Thursday 8 September at Balmoral Castle and The Royal Family released a statement on 10 September confirming her funeral arrangements.

Savannah Guthrie, as soon after her in-studio reunion with her co-stars, she was forced to jet off in the wake of tragedy.MORE: Savannah Guthrie marks end of an era as she waves goodbye to the summer breakThe Today star departed from her New York studio setting to do some on-the-ground reporting in London after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.VIDEO: Savannah Guthrie rivals her Today co-stars during game show segmentShe has been sharing several snippets from her trip there, highlighting the beauty of Buckingham Palace while also depicting  the sadness that came with the moment.Soon after the announcement was made, the star left for the United Kingdom and began her coverage live on Friday.MORE: Savannah Guthrie's tribute to late father through son CharleyShe shared news that she would be there to cover the news and provide Stateside viewers with intimate details on the following procedures and the eventual funeral."Honored to be in London this morning on a momentous occasion.

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Carson Burton Steven Spielberg is taking audiences on an intimate stroll through his childhood in the first trailer for “The Fabelmans.”The semi-autobiographical film follows the formative years of a young man as he discovers a shattering family secret, causing him to use movies as a means to help him see the truth about others and himself. Spielberg based the film on his own early years in Arizona and co-wrote the script with “Lincoln,” “Munich” and “West Side Story” screenwriter Tony Kushner.On Saturday, “The Fabelmans” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, earning a standing ovation in the crowd of movie lovers, who cheered loudly for the Oscar-winning auteur as he made his first appearance at the Canadian gathering. 

Meghan Markle was "snubbed" by mourners who waited outside Windsor Castle to pay tributes to the late Queen, who passed away peacefully at Balmoral. The Duchess of Sussex joined her husband Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate Middleton to greet the crowds as they mourned the loss of Her Majesty.

Strictly Come Dancing star Fleur East is swerving the show's supposed 'curse' after saying that her husband is "very happy" with her professional dancing partner.The singer and X-Factor star is one of the celebrities joining the Strictly 2022 line-up, alongside Coronation Street star Kym Marsh and Bros singer Matt Goss.Pairings for the 2022 series yet to be announced, but speaking on her Hits Radio show with James Barr and Matt Haslam, Fleur said that her professional dancing partner is "really nice."READ NEXT: Strictly dancers have had to pretend they're happy with celeb partners, claims BBC starStrictly has a history associated with its celebrity and professional dancing pairings, with some leading to romance away from the cameras, known as the programme's "curse."However, Fleur is thought to be swerving the curse as she revealed that her husband Marcel Badiane-Robin is "very happy" with the pairing, after being asked by her co-hosts if Marcel was "ok or is he upset?"The singer also revealed the tricks she has used to keep her Strictly partner a secret ahead of the series airing its highly-anticipated "pairing episode"."I have to get through the next 10 days without telling everyone who I've been partnered with on Strictly and it's been really hard and I've gone to extreme lengths to hide this from everyone," said Fleur."I've changed their name to Strictly pro in my phone." She also explained that she has been worried that she'll be spotted messaging them on WhatsApp, so asked the professional dancer to change their profile photo.

READ MORE: German attempts to cook roast dinner – but it makes Brits want to call policeOn Reddit, foodies have been sharing their top tips to take instant noodles to another level.In the Causal UK forum, a user asked: "What do you guys tend to add to these to enhance them?"And people were full of clever ideas – from adding hot sauce to flavouring with herbs and a splash of soy sauce.One Redditor recommended: "Extra soy sauce, the one in the pot sucks."A second agreed: "Soy sauce and a pinch of mixed herbs!"And another added: "Throw away sachet of soy sauce, add a generous glug of Kikkoman dark soy sauce while brewing."Give it a few extra minutes brew time, then a good twist of black pepper."So good it’ll make Greg Wallace’s b*llocks tingle."A foodie declared "Sriracha enhances everything" – and many agreed.Others had other spicy recommendations too.A Redditor said: "Or Tabasco if it's at hand."Another commented: "Frank's also works."And a third added: "Let me tell you about a thing called Gochujang (Korean chilli paste). You can thank me later after your mouthgasm."By taking extra time to let the noodles soften, you can get better results.A Pot Noodle fan advised: "(Give it) more time then recommended."Another agreed: "This.

UFC fans booed the minute's silence for Queen Elizabeth II ahead of Nate Diaz's victory over Tony Ferguson at UFC 279 on Saturday night.Her Majesty passed away on Thursday at the age of 96 after more than 70 years on the throne, the longest reign of any monarch in British history. The UFC paid tribute to her life ahead of the start of the main card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas with a minute's silence, whilst a picture of the Queen was displayed on the big screen inside the arena.However, the tribute was marred by jeers from fans before chants of "USA, USA" rang around the 20,000-capacity venue.READ MORE: UFC star kisses stricken opponent on cheek after forcing him to tap outFollowing the incident, former UFC double champion Daniel Cormier said on commentary: "Us Americans are some savages."Meanwhile, fans later questioned the decision for the UFC to hold a tribute to the Queen, with one writing on social media: "It’s weird that the UFC would even acknowledge it.

King Charles' proclamation in Edinburgh.The protester was at Mercat Cross in the Scottish capital when police arrived to take her away, prompting the gathered crowd to applaud.One man shouted: “Let her go! It’s free speech!”READ MORE: Queen's grief-stricken daughter Princess Anne follows her mum's coffin on final journeyMeanwhile others chimed in: “Have some respect.”But she wasn't the only anti-royalist in attendance at the proclamation.His Majesty’s State Trumpeters sounded a fanfare at the famous Edinburgh Castle and the Lord Lyon King of Arms read a proclamation for the King, prompting jeers from other members of the crowd.The Lord Lyon King of Arms ended the speech with the words: “God save the King.”The crowd responded with: “God save the King.”Boos were heard through the crowd as others cheered at the proclamation, causing others to shout: "Oh shut up".The national anthem was then sung by the crowd as a band played along.As the music came to an end people were heard calling for a republic, but the ceremony continued, with The Lord Lyon King leading three cheers.The proclamation was followed by a 21-gun salute from the city’s castle moments later.As the King’s Body Guard for Scotland and the guard of honour headed towards Edinburgh Castle, the gathered masses broke out into applause.The proclamation took place as the Queen's cortege makes its way to Edinburgh along its route to her final resting place.The convoy, including a hearse containing the Queen's oak coffin, made its way from Balmoral on a six-hour journey through some of Scotland's major towns.You can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II here.The 175-mile journey took in Aberdeen, Angus, Tayside and Fife among other towns and is expected to arrive in

Daniel Craig has said shooting his jaw-dropping James Bond scene for the Olympics with the late Queen was "incredible".The 007 star, 54, teamed up with Her Majesty for a high-octane sketch as part of the Opening Ceremony at the London games 10 years ago.The hilarious skit saw the suave spy turning up at Buckingham Palace in a black cab to collect the monarch, as tourists visiting the plush pad stopped what they were doing and gasped.READ MORE: Daniel Craig confesses he enjoys being 'stark naked' for 24 hours once a yearDaniel, in character as Bond, strode through the halls with the Queen's beloved corgis at his heels before he arrived at her room, where she was sat at a desk writing.An aide announced his arrival but the monarch refused to be hurried and made the tuxedo-clad star wait for a moment before she turned and greeted him with the words: "Good evening, Mr Bond."Giving the secret agent a small smile she then led him out of the room and they boarded a helicopter and flew off to the games, where they appeared to parachute into the arena.The skit was a huge hit when it aired a decade ago and, reflecting on it after the monarch died at the age of 96, Daniel told the BBC: "What an incredible thing.""We will not see the likes of her ever again," he added."To be alive during her reign is something else."The Queen passed away at Balmoral on Thursday (8 September), a few hours after reports of concerns for her health.Stars, fans and dignitaries from across the world paid tribute to the much-loved royal following the sad news.Daniel was among those to speak out that day, saying that the Queen left "an incomparable legacy" and that she would be "profoundly missed".The Queen's funeral will be held on Monday, September 19.For

In the opulent Great Steward of Scotland Dining Room at Dumfries House, the Prince of Wales hosted a black-tie dinner and reception with Americans he'd encouraged to turn around the fortunes of a run-down part of Jamaica.

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Toronto International Film Festival, has been shrouded in secrecy for months. About all we knew going in was that the movie is based on the famed director’s own life, and stars Williams, Paul Dano and Seth Rogen. Running time: 151 minutes.

Ryan Reynolds is feeling «really lucky» to have his wife, Blake Lively's, support in living out his Ted Lasso dreams. ET's Kevin Frazier spoke with Reynolds and  star, and Wrexham A.F.C. co-owner, Rob McElhenney, ahead of the premiere of their new docuseries,, about buying a Welsh football club, and having their «best friends» by their sides for it all.«I watched so many documentaries,» McElhenney shares.

Coldplay have shared the new video for their track ‘Humankind’, which was filmed while on tour in Mexico – you can watch the clip below.The song features on the band’s most recent album ‘Music Of The Spheres’, which arrived back in October.The four-piece are currently on tour in support of the LP, and they have today (August 17) shared a new video for ‘Humankind’ which captures the band on stage.Directed by Stevie Rae Gibbs and James Marcus Haney, the ‘Humankind’ video was shot over the course of Coldplay’s four sold-out shows at Mexico City’s Foro Sol stadium back in April.You can watch Coldplay’s video for ‘Humankind’ below.Coldplay will play the fourth of six sold-out shows at London’s Wembley Stadium tonight, before they head to Glasgow for a pair of dates at Hampden Park on August 23-24. You can find any remaining tickets for Coldplay’s UK tour here.So far during their Wembley run, Coldplay have invited Craig David, H.E.R., Max Martin and Natalie Imbruglia to join them on stage.

Ed Skrein and Leo Long fist bump after a jam session in the first trailer for their new Netflix movie, I Used To Be Famous.

Ed Skrein showcases his musical side in the upcoming Netflix film “I Used to be Famous”, and viewers now have a first look at the trailer.

There are plenty of down-on-his-luck musician stories in films and TV series. However, the new Netflix film, “I Used to Be Famous,” hopes that there’s still a little more fuel in the tank as the film subgenre gets explored one more time.  READ MORE: ‘Do Revenge’ Trailer: Maya Hawke And Camila Mendes Star In A Hitchcock-ian High School Revenge Dark Comedy As seen in the trailer for “I Used to Be Famous,” the film follows the story of Vince, a former member of a world-famous boy band, who now finds himself older and trying to hold on to any shred of fame he can.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorIn British director Eddie Sternberg’s feature debut “I Used to Be Famous” – produced by Collie McCarthy at Forty Foot Pictures for Netflix – two sides of the music world clash with each other. Netflix released the trailer for the film Monday (below), and Variety has been given the first-look images, exclusively. The film is one of the first to come out of Netflix’s U.K.

Coldplay have made it home.