Jeremy Clarkson details ISIS impact on The Grand Tour's future: 'You might get killed'

Candace Bushnell isn’t sure about And Just Like That.

Ryan Reynolds hinted he may be performing fewer stunts himself as he gets older.

according to Deadline.“To be honest, I wanted to end it at Season 2,” the 38-year-old actor, musician, writer, comedian, director and producer said. “Death is natural … When the conditions are right for something, they happen, and when the conditions aren’t right, they don’t happen. Things start to get weird … you can’t do too much.

Kanye West, 44, has one less follower among his digital devotees: estranged wife Kim Kardashian, 41. The SKIMS founder is no longer following the Yeezy designer as of Thursday, Feb. 17, and the cord cutting appears to be in reaction to Ye’s on-going social outbursts aimed at her new boyfriend Pete Davidson, 28, and others.

The Bodycoach Joe Wicks got told off after he climbed on a stack of books at his publishing company in Glasgow

weather warning - the highest alert, meaning a high impact is very likely - has been issued by the Met Office due to the rare combination of high tides, strong winds and storm surges.Forecasters say there is a risk of "flying debris resulting in danger to life" and "damage to buildings and homes, with roofs blown off and power lines brought down", the Mirror reports.The warning covers the coastline of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset as well as the south coast of Wales and will be in effect from 7am until 12pm on Friday.

Charlotte Church impressed ITV viewers after she appeared on Kate Garraway's Life Stories to discuss the reason why she cut ties with her family as a teen.The 36-year-old opened up on her teenage years and how her childhood was somewhat stifled due to being in the limelight.Speaking to presenter Kate, Charlotte expressed that she felt that she needed to be free at the time.The singer expressed: "Look as far as I was concerned I needed to be free."I had to be a specific way for a long time and all of the normal ways which we grow and how puberty happens and how girls become women was stifled in such.""I felt that I had to be this other eternally young innocent little girl and that's not where literally biologically life was taking me. I just had to cut the ties."She added: "I was at an age where I knew everything, I knew better.

Ricky Gervais has promised fans that he is creating a new sitcom - but he’ll only be writing a role for himself that means he can stay fat.The 60-year-old star’s third and final series of After Life landed on Netflix in January and has earned universal praise.Now that he’s finished with the character Tony, Ricky’s plan is to write a brand new comedy series for the streaming giant.But whatever his new comedy series is about, Ricky will ensure that his character doesn’t require him to make any changes to play the role as he’s too lazy to lose weight or alter his appearance.Telling how he wrote his After Life alter ego with several traits that he has in real life, he said: "I wouldn’t lose weight or put on weight for a role."I didn’t change my accent or my hair (for After Life) so I’m not going to change my diet."Also, I either choose clothes that I can keep after or often I’ll say, ‘I might as well wear this.’"I can’t be bothered to get changed."That’s why I don’t go to the gym, I can’t be bothered. I’ve got a gym at the end of my street, I can walk there and walk back home again."Before he starts work on a new sitcom, The Office creator intends to hit the road in 2022 and perform for his fans live.He added: "I cannot wait to get a new stand-up out there.

The Apprentice’s latest fired candidate Sophie Wilding has let viewers into some boardroom behind the scenes secrets, including why everyone’s always fighting for a seat and the giveaway clue that means you’re on the losing team. Sophie, who became the latest boardroom casualty after failing to impress Lord Alan Sugar, opened up on what really happens when the candidates are called in to hear their fate.The 32 year old cocktail bar owner, who took on the role of Project Manager in the driverless vehicle task, explained that the process is completely different to watching at home.

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The Apprentice couldn't stop cringing when Akeem Bundu-Kamara turned his back on a room full of businesses during a speech.Thursday's episode (February 17) of the BBC business show saw the teams whisked off to the Queen Elizabeth II Olympic Park and tasked with designing, branding and selling electric driverless PODs to rich corporate clients.It involved the budding entrepreneurs launching their product in front of a room full of businesses across the country - including Network Rail and Urban Airport.Akeem's team decided to opt for environmentally-friendly taxi PODs called BeePure - and Project Manager Akeem stepped up to open the launch.Staring off, he said: "I introduce BeePure, which is our new taxi POD."He then started showing off the POD's features, but he immediately turned his back to the whole room and faced into the POD vehicle.The room full of investors looked confused as Akeem went on: "As you can see here there are four iPads within the machine. This is made to be used and there's just so many other elements that we've incorporated..."Akeem then disappeared from view completely as he decided to step inside the POD vehicle and sit down to enjoy its comfy seats - meaning he was completely hidden from the room.The audience members looked visibly confused as he continued the pitch from inside the POD: "And now me sitting inside, it's extremely comfortable.

Now that baby Wolf Webster is here, grandmother Kris Jenner is giving all the details! In a recent appearance on Ellen, the KarJenner matriarch told the host how the hospital room was only herself, mom Kylie Jenner, and dad Travis Scott, in keeping with COVID-19 protocols, and that when the baby arrived, he looked exactly like his older sister. “When he came out it was like, ‘There’s Stormi, being born all over again!” she revealed in a sneak peek clip for the show.

Baby alert! Barron Hilton, 32, and his wife Tessa, 27, announced that they’re expecting their second child in a statement to People on Thursday February 17. The couple seemed over the moon that they’re going to be parents for the second time, and their daughter Milou Alizée, 1, would be a big sister!

The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, said he has experienced several health issues since turning the milestone age in April, but vows not to let them affect his busy schedule. The car enthusiast said he, Richard Hammond, 50, and James May, 57, have planned to make “several more” specials of The Grand Tour.Away from his work with his co-stars, he is also in the midst of creating his I Bought The Farm series and other solo projects.Spilling more details, he revealed: “Despite my aches and pains I have made plans over the coming years to make several more Grand Tour specials, which will mean living in jungles and on icebergs for weeks on end, and sleeping every night in a tent with a six-foot sinus called James May.”In his column with The

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, opened up about his health issues as he reflected on turning 60 back in April.The Grand Tour star said “everything” had been “going wrong” since turning the milestone age.He said in his column with The Sun: “I turned 60 and now absolutely everything is going wrong.“Today, it’s Super Saturday and I was very much looking forward to going to the pub for seven hundred beers.“But a doctor has just told me the pain in my neck is being caused by a blocked saliva duct and that to cure it, I must drink no alcohol of any kind.Spiffing.“And that’s just the start of it.”Janette Manrara says husband Aljaz is 'taking some time for himself'Jeremy went on to say that he also has “weak” knees which have made him fear he will fall down

The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, was questioned about his honest views over electric cars on Twitter, the Top Gear star landed himself in a heated spat with one disappointed fan.The car-enthusiast seemingly didn't hold back in his online comebacks last month.It comes after Jeremy shared his delight over discovering there were six seasons of The Americans on Amazon.In May, the TV broadcaster wrote to his 7.1 million followers: "Deep joy."Thought The Americans on Amazon was about to end after three seasons," he confessed."Now discover there’s six.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, compared Boris Johnson's "dithering" to "Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher's stern leadership which began in 1979.Speaking in his latest The Sun column, the presenter revealed he had been closely watching a recent BBC documentary on the first-ever female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.He wrote: "As I watched, I couldn't help thinking that the country could do with that kind of iron-willed leadership now."The former Top Gear host went on to discuss how Margaret was undeterred from her political duties, despite being at great risk of dying in the 1984 Brighton explosion. "I can't imagine a woman like that would have been laid low by Covid-19," he added, in reference to Boris's recent battle with the virus.Jeremy

The Grand Tour star Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed he has recently encountered a disruptive problem while filming his new Amazon Prime TV series I Bought A Farm. Jeremy explained he has enjoyed one aspect of the coronavirus lockdown, the “peace and quiet”.However, the former Top Gear host has been less than impressed to discover that light aircraft have returned as travel restrictions are easing.Jeremy admitted the planes are making quite a racket which is causing a problem during the show’s editing process.Speaking in his latest column for The Sun, the star said: “One of the nicest things about lockdown was the peace and quiet.“You could actually hear the birds singing and the breeze rustling in the trees.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, took to Instagram to share a picture of his girlfriend Lisa Hogan as he announced his farm shop has reopened today.While many fans were excited to hear that Jeremy’s farm shop had reopened, other Instagram users appeared more interested in Lisa’s radiant appearance.The host’s partner was pictured standing in his farm shop showcasing her desirable tan in a blue gingham dress emblazoned with white flowers.Lisa could be seen flashing her well-defined pins as she smiled for the camera.Jeremy shared the post in view of his 2.9 million followers, with the caption: “Diddly Squat farm shop FINALLY open for real.”Richard Hammond 'really sorry' as he apologises for Top Gear admissionThe host was swiftly inundated with comments,

The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond, 50, reflected on his time presenting Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and James May, 57, the TV presenter apologised for his rare admission about the BBC show.The former Top Gear host admitted his confession "wasn't cool".In a new video with DriveTribe, Richard was asked about his best memories while filming Top Gear and The Grand Tour.The BBC star divulged: "When we filmed in Botswana, it was effectively our first-ever special and I had Oliver, which is still at home in the garage."And we were driving across the mechanical salt flats towards Kubu Island, which was an island sticking out to what was a sea," he recalled."Now it's a little man in the middle of these salt flats glistening