Jenny Ryan: The Chase star reacts after Tipping Point mention ‘Made it, ma!’

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentKino Lorber has acquired North American rights for Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović’s debut feature “Murina” which won the Golden Camera Award at last year’s Cannes Film Festival.Executive produced by Martin Scorsese and lushing lensed by Hélène Louvart (“The Lost Daughter”), “Murina” will be playing on opening night of the First Look Festival at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York.“Murina” is a tense and sensual tale about a restless teenager, Julija, whose urge to break free from her oppressive father and isolated existence in coastal Croatia is triggered by the visit of a family friend. Variety‘s Jessica Kiang wrote in her review that “If Patricia Highsmith had ever written a coming-of-age story set on the rocky, clear-watered Croatian coastline, it might have looked a lot like Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović’s bright, brooding debut.” The movie also boasts a breakthrough performance by Gracija Filipovic, a promising young actor and professional swimmer who was one of this year’s 10 Shooting Stars at the Berlinale.

Carrie Underwood can’t believe her son is already 7-years-old.

Global’s “Saturday Night Live” got a big dose of Al Roker.

Ethan Shanfeld SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of “Euphoria,” which aired on HBO on Feb. 27.“Euphoria” — which was created by Sam Levinson — has captured the hearts, minds and Twitter feeds of millions. With its Season 2 finale, “All My Life, My Heart Has Yearned for a Thing I Cannot Name,” the HBO high school drama will once again leave fans craving more, until it eventually returns for Season 3.Season 2 featured plenty of intense scenes and character development to go around, but many of its core plot lines orbit around Jacob Elordi’s complicated and controversial Nate Jacobs.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe showrunner is leaving, but the show must go on.Staffers at CBS’ “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” aren’t sure who the next top producer will be at the program, according to three people familiar with the matter, with top producers ready to take their time to examine the needs of the show after the departure of Chris Licht, who has been executive producer of the late-night mainstay since 2016. Licht’s decision to take a new role as the CEO of CNN once Discovery closes its acquisition of WarnerMedia leaked this weekend, well before the executive was able to formally inform George Cheeks, CEO of Paramount Global’s CBS operations, or Shari Redstone, chairman of the company, according to one of these people.

Bruce Forsyth had a hugely lucrative career, boasting the longest one ever for a male entertainer in the history of showbiz, his children seem to have been left out when it comes to reaping the rewards of his formidable fortune.The Strictly Come Dancing and The Price Is Right star surprised the public after claims were made that none of his children would inherit so much as a single penny - although there could be a cunning reason.Bruce, who enjoyed an incredible 75-year stage career following his first ever TV appearance aged just 11, died in 2017.He had fought a short battle with bronchial pneumonia, aged 89, and in honour of his entertainment career, had his ashes scattered beneath the stage at the London Palladium.However the public was shocked when it emerged that it was his third wife - former Miss World 1975 winner Wilnelia Merced - who would inherit the entirety of his fortune.No-one else, not even his six children, were honoured in the £11.5 million will.However, on closer examination, Bruce had revealed in an early interview that he had every intention of his children benefitting from his will.Discussing the banes of inheritance tax back in 2015, just two years before his death, Bruce told the Radio Times: "I think your inheritance should go to your children more than back to the country that you've lived in."I'm not saying you don't owe the country something, of course you owe your country a lot for living there all those years."But I think it can be a bit over the top."The current laws state that 40% of a deceased person's funds are claimed by the government as inheritance tax.However those who have left all of their funds above a £325,000 threshold to a spouse or civil partner, for instance, instead of

ET reporter who asked about the rumor at the . “So I have no clue. I don't know.

The Chase star Jenny Ryan, 39, has responded after her confused followers asked for clarification over whether she is really in control of her social media account.The ITV presenter quickly revealed what she is and isn't responsible for in the comments section, as one incensed follower announced they would be "unfollowing" her account after she made the revelation.Days ago The Chase's The Vixen took to Instagram to reveal to her 47,000 followers that she was making the most of London in the sun.Standing in the city, she captioned the sunny selfie: "The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street, and the Bank of England."In the snap, the Beat The Chasers star sported new strawberry blonde hair, instead of her usual vibrant red locks.While most of the

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The Chase star Shaun Wallace has given his opinion on the toughest Chasers to beat on the show.

ITV game show, The Chase, which is hosted by Bradley Walsh. She, among the other Chasers - Mark Labbett, Jenny Ryan, Darragh Ellis, Shaun Wallace and Paul Sinha - have become firm favourites with ITV viewers since the show first aired in 2009.

Line Of Duty fans branded the season 6 finale "underwhelming", Jenny Ryan certainly was not in agreement.The Chase favourite spoke out in view of her 92,000 Twitter followers after the final episode aired yesterday.The 39-year-old passionately defended the conclusion, the seventh episode in the sixth series written by Jed Mercurio.The hour-long instalment saw "The Fourth Man" finally unmasked as DS Ian Buckells (played by Nigel Boyle).The Vixen star has now said a twist at the end as to the criminal mastermind's identity would have been a "huge betrayal".She branded the culmination "realistic" as she shared a number of positive posts about the ending."I'm just glad Terry's alright.

The Chase have finally had the wool pulled over their eyes.The quizzers have been turned into cuddly toys by crochet fan Vicky Matthews, 51.And just like in real life Mark Labbett, aka The Beast, is head and shoulders above his co-stars.Vicky, from south Wales, told the Daily Star: “I love crochet because you can make anything you want. I was looking for something to make and thought it would be a bit of fun to do the Chasers.“They all look so different.

The Chase viewers were distracted on Friday afternoon as contestant Kate tried her luck on the ITV quiz show.Host Bradley Walsh welcomed four new contestants to the studio and was eager to see them get through to the final with some money in-hand.Jenny Ryan aka The Vixen was in the hot seat once again trying to prevent the hopefuls from going home with the cash prize.Jules, Guy, Kate and Nicky all took it in turns to take on the cash builder round and later went head-to-head with The Menace in an intense round of general knowledge questions.Nicky was the first person to take on The Vixen and she managed to sail through to the final round and added £6,000 to the prize fund.Library assistant Kate was up next and determined to follow in

The Chase.The quizzer has since revealed that he got paid £100 per episode for the first five shows, meaning he was left out of pocket.He did point out that his co-star Shaun Wallace, a criminal barrister before finding fame on the show, lost out on even more money that week.In the long run, their week off work did pay off, as the ITV shows is still going strong.The Chase, hosted by Bradley Walsh, has now been running for 14 seasons.It is thought to have made the chasers millionaires.Earlier this week, Mark told Dean Dunham on his Celebrity Consumer podcast about those early days.“Well that first five shows, Shaun and I got paid £100 each.“We took a week off our work so I lost a little bit of money as a teacher, Shaun lost thousands as a

THE X Factor's Diana Vickers looked completely different as she returned to the studio – 13 years after appearing on the talent show. There was no sign of the back-combed "bird nest" hairstyle that Diana, now 29, once favoured.

The Chase, has opened up about an issue that he has been battling with over the years. It comes as the quizmaster reacted to a social media user who attempted to call out the general knowledge king over his pronunciation of words.Taking to the micro-blogging site, the 55-year-old corrected the Twitter user who took aim at the quizzer.The person in question wrote: "@MarkLabbett Could you stop pronouncing 'th' as 'f'? It is especially noticeable when you say “fousand” instead of “thousand”."The small-screen star revealed that it was not intentional and that his condition also impacts his hearing.In view of his 143,000 followers, Mark penned: "It’s a hearing/speech impediment, I cannot tell the difference between the two sounds.

The Chase since 2015, was delighted to be a part of the programme and posted a picture of her big moment on Twitter. The screen shot showed the question as her name flashed up on the screen.

The Chase viewers were left scratching their heads on Tuesday afternoon as contestant Mia made an hilarious blunder on the ITV quiz show.

The Chase star Mark Labbett, 55, has opened up on his career ambitions and hopes of hosting his own quiz show.Speaking to Dean Dunham on his Celebrity Consumer podcast, the quizzer spoke about his future ambitions, namely to follow in his colleagues' footsteps and have a series of his own.When asked what plans he has for TV work in the future, the star candidly opened up on a future goal.He said: "My agent is trying to get me some work."I'd love to host my own quiz show, like Anne's got one and Paul's got one - I hope it's my turn at some point."Additionally, the podcast host continued to quiz the Chaser on rumours that he'd appear on Channel 4 favourite, Celebs Go Dating, following his split from wife Katie last year.READ MORE: "I will

ITV game show, The Chase, which is hosted by Bradley Walsh. She, among the other Chasers - Mark Labbett, Jenny Ryan, Darragh Ellis, Shaun Wallace and Paul Sinha - have become firm favourites with ITV viewers.