It's A Sin star Nathaniel Hall on contracting HIV at age of 16 and the stigma he felt

Keys, please? Tom Holland said he can’t wait to get the keys to his new home after reading reports that he bought a house for himself and Zendaya — especially since the Spider-Man actor never paid for a new home.

Still in his heart. Nearly five months after Willie Garson died, son Nathen Garson is paying tribute on what would have been the actor’s 58th birthday.

Courteney Cox is opening up about her decision to age gracefully.

Prince Andrew over his £12million court settlement using an adapted old nursery rhyme.The Duke of York came to an out-of-court settlement with Virginia Giuffre this week after she alleged she had been made to have sex with Andrew when she was 17, which he has consistently denied. They agreed on the monumental sum in a bid to avoid appearing in court for a civil case, The Mirror reports.

This week saw the premiere of “jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy”, the three-part Netflix  documentary about Kanye West that has literally been decades in the making.

Paige VanZant has revealed her goal to eventually visit Irish MMA star Conor McGregor’s pub in Dublin after meeting the fighter.McGregor owns the Black Forge Inn, an establishment high on the list of things to do for VanZant.During a recent question and answer session on Instagram stories, she showed her followers that she was at her airport to board a flight to Ireland with her family.In the video, VanZant told fans of the number one thing on her wishlist.“That is like no.1 on our list of things to do in Ireland. I know his dad, his step-dad, and my dad are all extremely excited to go to Conor McGregor’s bar,” VanZant said.She also admitted to meeting McGregor once.

have agreed terms with the Blues in December before talks broke down, has played a key role under Julen Lopetegui so far this season.However, he is now set for a game on the sidelines after he was adjudged to have lashed out at Espanyol forward Javi Puado by referee Pablo Gonzalez Fuertes - and shown a second yellow card.Having been fouled by Puado, Kounde's reaction was ruled to have gone too far in pushing back at his rival, with VAR agreeing to the disbelief of both the player and viewers at home.One viewer wrote: "Don't know what's more shocking- the fact that the ref thought it was a red or that VAR didn't overturn it."With a second adding: "Is this a red card? This is an absolute joke of a booking."A third continued: "That’s absolutely scandalous."Should Chelsea sign Jules Kounde this summer? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionWith a fourth concluding: "Kounde did little wrong and the opposing player flops to the ground as if he’s been hit with a brick."Before the red card, Anthony Martial had to go off due to an injury for the away side, with former Manchester City midfielder Fernando admitting that they were not themselves on the day.He said: "It was a complicated game, it was strange."We are struggling with injuries and inconsistency. The best thing right now is to not think about how far we are from the lead.

Manchester United folklore after his brilliant cameo from the bench.Ralf Rangnick introduced the Swedish hitman from the bench in-place of Jesse Lingard during United’s 4-2 away victory against Leeds United. The 19-year-old had an almost instant impact, as he finished off a free-flowing United counterattack to sweep home the Reds’ fourth goal at Elland Road.His effort had even greater significance, he was struck in the back of the head by a coin that was hurled by the Leeds supporters, while the Reds were celebrating their third goal,But after he put the game beyond Marcelo Bielsa’s side, Elanga rubbed extra salt in the wounds by staring down the Leeds’ supporter after his effort.And it is fair to say that the whole United fan appreciated his “ballsy” move in front of one of their fiercest rivals.“The Balls on the lad, how does he run so fast,” said one supporter.“Gets hit by something and then scores.

Elton John has praised Russell T Davies’ Channel 4 drama It’s A Sin for providing “an incredibly moving account” of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s.The drama, which stars Years & Years singer Olly Alexander, follows the lives of four friends living together as the HIV/AIDS crisis begins to emerge in the UK.Praising the series on Instagram, Elton wrote: “It’s A Sin is an incredibly moving account of the arrival of AIDS in the U.K. in the 1980’s.“Watching it, so many sad and devastating memories came flooding back.

It’s A Sin, he wasn’t sure he would be able to watch.The series tells the story of a group of young people who become friends after moving to London in 1981 only to have their world torn apart by the HIV epidemic.Chris, who is gay, lived in London during the 80s when the Aids crisis in the UK was at its height.He lost his partner of 10 years to the illness and many friends.Chris, 59, who has lived in Edinburgh for almost 20 years, said: “HIV is one of my life’s big fault lines but I survived, despite more than a few skirmishes along the way.“I know Russell T Davies’s past work so I expected It’s A Sin to be brilliant but what really took my breath away is just how much it resonates.

JOHN Barrowman called for It's A Sin's Olly Alexander to replace Jodie Whittaker as Doctor Who amid her rumoured exit. The actor, 53, floated the Ritchie Tozer star, 30, for the role after the smash hit success of It's A Sin.

direct to your inboxIt's A Sin was only released last week but its gripping, real story has had viewers binge watching the entire series. Created by Russell T Davies, the Channel 4 show focuses on a group of friends living in London during the 1980s and the AIDS epidemic.

Callum Scott Howells has criticised the overwhelming lack of information that he received in school about the AIDS crisis.

It's A Sin viewers were left shocked by a reference to Phillip Schofield being 'secretly gay' in the 1980s.

IT'S A Sin has become one of Channel 4's biggest dramas - and with some pretty full on sex scenes, it's also one of the most talked about. But the steamy storylines are all part of the candid look back at the Aids crisis of the Eighties, which killed thousands of people.

It’s A Sin, the searing new AIDS crisis series from A Very English Scandal writer Russell T Davies, has premiered in stellar fashion for UK broadcaster Channel 4 ahead of the show’s launch on HBO Max next month.

“It’s A Sin” is coming to Amazon Prime Video.

It’s A Sin, actually plays Jill’s mother in the show, it’s been revealed.In Russell T Davies’ lauded new show, West plays Jill, one of the show’s protagonists. The character was based upon Nalder.In a new interview on Virgin Radio, West discussed the process of portraying a woman who was cast as her mother in the show.“[Russell T Davies] sent me a message saying the show was very loosely based about his life and his friends’ lives, and that the real Jill was playing my mother,” she revealed.“He said, ‘I don’t want you to do anything differently, or analyse her or try and mimic it in any way.’“Then I met her at the read-through and she was just everything that I hoped she would be.

Actress Lydia West has united with the real-life person behind her It's A Sin character Jill to discuss AIDS activism in the 1980s.

I was 13 when Queer As Folk first burst onto our screens, at the time in the late 90s there was simply nothing else like it on our screens, and for all the flaws and imperfect characters, as I would later grow up to realise, it was a pretty close portrayal of life as a member of LGBTQI community. Written by Russell T Davies, it helped normalise much of the inner struggles I was feeling towards my then blossoming sexuality. But to understand where it is you are going, you first must grapple with the history of what and who has come before. So now, some 22 years later, Davies has done just that in his new series, It’s A Sin, where he takes the viewer back to 1981.

direct to your inboxRussell T Davies' new drama It's A Sin has had rave reviews for its gut-wrenchingly honest portrayal of life during the AIDS crisis of the 1980s.The drama, which follows the lives of group of young people as the epidemic took hold, made it debut last week on Channel Four last week. As the praise came flooding in for the emotional mini-series, former Coronation Street star Charlie Condou has reflected on the support he received from its creator.