ITV Our House viewers left 'figuring out what they've missed' as debut episode suffers issues

Tom Parker's health reportedly "deteriorated rapidly" in the days before his death.

Drew Barrymore had a full glam makeover on her show, and the outcome is dropping jaws. The actress was in the hands of celebrity hairdresser Chris Appleton and celebrity makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury, who transformed her into a glam goddess, even adding hair extensions.

AJ Crimson has sadly died at the age of 27.

Local campaigners and members of Extinction Rebellion Stirling have staged a peaceful protest against the controversial resumption of quarrying activity on Cambusbarron’s Gillies Hill.

A pensioner has been rushed to hospital in Dundee after being struck by a high-performance car.

Disgruntled runners who had been set to take part in the Stirling Marathon have hit out over a lack of communication from the organisers as they await refunds for the cancelled race.

Kylie Jenner gave birth to her and Travis Scott‘s second child in February, and since then, she’s been open with how she’s been going through it. “It’s not easy, mentally, physically, spiritually — it’s just crazy,” Kylie, 24, said in a March video about her postpartum struggles. Thankfully, Kylie doesn’t have to endure this pain alone. Along with her sisters, Kylie’s love has been incredible during this time. Travis, 30, “has been so amazing for Kylie, and even though he’s not physically going through it himself, he is always there for Kylie,” a KarJenner insider tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY.

Square Enix has corrected a statement about Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition, confirming the upcoming remaster will only have the refined soundtrack.The announcement blog post for the game, which was published on February 9, has been updated to reflect the inaccurate information. A statement at the top of the article reads:“This article originally incorrectly stated that users can switch between the original and remastered soundtracks.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentItalian TV host Alessandro Cattelan will be among the three MCs of the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest, along with Italy’s Grammy-wining singer Laura Pausini and Lebanese/British pop star Mika. In addition to preparing for the biggest night for music in Europe, he recently made his debut on Netflix with one-man show “One Simple Question.” In the show, Cattelan embarks on a road trip in pursuit of a seemingly simple answer to a question from his daughter, Nina: “Daddy, how do you find happiness?” The quirky six-episode series, which dropped in 190 countries on March 18, sees the showman display his trademark deadpan humor as he searches for happiness through interviews and set-pieces with celebrity guests ranging from retired Italian soccer star Roberto Baggio, who is a practicing Buddhist, and Oscar-nominated director Paolo Sorrentino (“The Hand of God”), to a couple who are amateur porn stars and former Google X exec Mo Gawdat, author of a book titled “Solve for Happy.” Cattelan, who cut his teeth working for MTV and subsequently hosted the talent show “The X Factor” on Sky in Italy, talked to Variety about making the leap into the global streaming arena ahead of his gig for Eurovision, for which his main aspiration is “to make people laugh.” A dozen years ago I had an idea for a show where I would go on a road trip around the U.S.

It sounds like Tom Parker was surrounded by nothing but love and music before his death.

Republican Governor Ron DeSantis is the leading defendant in a massive 80-page lawsuit by Equality Florida against the “Don’t Say Gay” law he signed this week. Roberta Kaplan, one of the nation’s top civil rights lawyers, who successfully argued the Supreme Court case that effectively overturned the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA),  is the lead attorney on the case.“Florida House Bill 1557 (widely known as the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law) is an unlawful attempt to stigmatize, silence, and erase LGBTQ people in Florida’s public schools.

Manori Ravindran International EditorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read this story if you haven’t watched Episode 4 of “Our House.”As London’s Machiavellian property market continues to feel like a real-life thriller, U.K. broadcaster ITV’s drama “Our House” capitalizes on every buyer’s worst fear of losing their hard-earned home.Starring Tuppence Middleton (“Downton Abbey”) and Martin Compston (“Line of Duty”), the four-part thriller from “Sanditon” producers Red Planet Pictures is adapted from Louise Candlish’s 2018 novel of the same name, and may actually be the only thing more anxiety-inducing than closing on anything larger than a garden shed within the M25.Middleton stars as Fi Lawson, a woman who returns home after a weekend away to discover strangers moving into her house — and her husband Bram (Compston) and children nowhere in sight.

WHEN he's not filming in the UK, Our House star Martin Compston is living it up in his £300,000 mansion in Las Vegas. The Scottish actor, 37, and his American wife Tianna, 34, snapped up the luxury four-bed home in 2019 and share it with their son and adorable pitbull King. The impressive pile boasts a heated swimming pool, spa, and has a trampoline set into the ground.

ITV viewers tuned in for the penultimate episode of brand new Martin Compston drama Our House on Wednesday night - and many were left disappointed.

ITV’s new drama Our House returned with its second episode on Tuesday night, which left many viewers with the same complaint about the show’s storyline.The new series stars Martin Compston and Tuppence Middleton as estranged couple Bram and Fi Lawson. After Fi returns home one day to find that a new couple have bought and moved into her house, she insists a mistake must have happened and tries to track down her husband to find out what’s going on.The newest episode – spoilers ahead – catches up with husband Bram as his life spirals out of control after a car accident. As he tries to come to terms with the crash, he meets a woman called Wendy who, after revealing she knows all about the crash, blackmails him and asks him for money to keep her quiet.

Martin Compston is back on our television screens starring in ITV's latest thriller drama Our House.

OUR House viewers were left fuming after the premiere was derailed by a huge ITV tech blunder. The first episode of Martin Compston's new four-part series started at 9pm on ITV last night, with many excited to see the drama unfold.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston in a thriller series that sees a woman arrive home to find her house has been sold behind her back - and new tenants are moving in. Martin stars as Bram Lawson, the ex-husband of Tuppence Middleton's character Fi.

ITV's latest drama Our House made its debut on TV screens tonight, but viewers were slapped with blank screens when the channel crashed just minutes into the first episode.The four-part mystery drama, which stars Line of Duty actor Martin Compston, premiered at 9pm on ITV on Monday (March 7), and plenty of eager viewers tuned in to watch the show.However, within minutes of the show's first episode starting, the ITV channel crashed, which meant the show disappeared from screens around the UK, meaning viewers missed out on crucial opening scenes.Some viewers were hit with blank screens, with messages that read: "Service is not running" and "No service". Fans were gobsmacked by the channel's tech issues, and many flocked to Twitter to see if others were experiencing the same problems.One fan asked: "Anyone else lost 'OurHouse Just a "No service" on ITV."A second wrote: "Anyone else watching #OurHouse and itv has gone down?"A third commented: "Something very odd is going on with ITV.

There's another new drama heading to ITV this week and it stars a few familiar faces.

Martin Compston is back on our TV screens tonight in brand new ITV drama Our House, based on the book by the same name.