Jeremy Clarkson forced to tear off his roof after breaking building regulations

Ant Anstead couldn't help but joke about his girlfriend Renee Zellweger's shocking transformation for her new series The Thing About Pam.While promoting the two-time Oscar winner's latest project, in which she portrays convicted killer Pam Hupp, the42-year-old British TV host pleaded with his other half to please 'leave the wardrobe at work.''This is one bonkers crazy story coming March 8th to @nbc @nbcnews @blumhouse #thethingaboutpam,' he captioned a video of the trailer to his Instagram on Sunday. 'An Epic cast including the smoke show Ren.' Raising eyebrows: Ant Anstead told his girlfriend Renee Zelwegger (seen in October on the set of The Thing About Pam) to ‘leave the wardrobe at home’ of her new show, where she wore a controversial ‘fat suit’Anstead was nodding to the facial and body prosthetics put on Zelwegger, which took 80 minutes to apply each day on set.

Machine Gun Kelly had some bad news to break to Travis Barker.

Keslie Dolin will bring you to tears.

Outlander season 6 is here! —based on the sixth book of the series, A Breath of Snow and Ashes—premiered with an 80 minute super-sized episode in which the Christie family moved to Fraser's Ridge, Lionel Brown's brother, Richard, made a very imposing appearance, and the American Revolutionary War loomed in the not-too-distant future. Most important, we reunited with Claire and Jamie and Brianna and Roger.

Though the tragedy unfolding in Ukraine has pulled the nation apart, influential cultural figures around the world have come together to show support for the country currently under Russian invasion. Joining the ranks? Balenciaga creative director Demna, who heart-wrenchingly recalled his own past as a refugee in a statement he shared supporting Ukraine at Balenciaga’s Paris Fashion Week Show on Mar. 6.

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her clash with Sharon Osbourne on The Talk.Recently Sheryl opened up about the PTSD she felt following the heated on-air moment, which came about after Sharon defended her friend Piers Morgan amid the fall-out from his comments on Meghan Markle.The Grand Tour host was musing on nicknames and how they can often be offensive – mainly due to the fact the subject seldom gets to choose their own – sharing his own schoolyard moniker of ‘Ness’ (after the monster).He wrote for his Times column this week: ‘Nicknames can never be complimentary.

Jeremy Clarkson took to Twitter last night after learning that his son Finlo was at Stamford Bridge to protest.The father-of-three said he was “proud” of his child for making a stand against the European Super League.All week, fans have been venting their frustration at the proposed new league, which would see the ‘big six’ of the Premier League take part in a breakaway tournament.Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Tottenham and Jeremy’s team Chelsea were all planning to sign up before making a dramatic U-turn last night.Ahead of the decision to withdraw from the competition, fans protested outside the stadium before a match with Brighton.Jeremy, who is dad to Finlo, 24, as well as daughters Emily, 26, and Katya, 20,

Jeremy Clarkson has joined in the Sheryl Underwood versus Sharon Osbourne feud.

Jeremy Clarkson branded one player a "genius" on Tuesday evening's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire when he sailed through to the £500K mark in the competition.Player Davith proved he had specialist knowledge in a range of subjects, easily answering questions on everything from geography to history.He decided to leave the game at the £500,000 mark when a question on famous actresses of the 20th century left him feeling a little uncertain.Though he bowed out of the million-pound question, Jeremy was enormously impressed by his performance, saying: "It has been an enormous pleasure."Earlier in the game, Jeremy confessed he had "hairs standing up on end" as he watched Davith answer each of his questions correctly.Just as he made it to the quarter

Jeremy Clarkson is on a mission to stop woke-fearing bosses banning workplace nicknames.The ex-Top Gear loudmouth said businesses are under growing pressure to outlaw friendly monikers over fears it will leave them vulnerable to snowflakes launching tribunals for alleged discrimination and stress.Raging against the prospect of woke workers forcing bosses to strip all fun from the nine-to-five grind, Jezza seethed: “There is no doubt in my mind that in the current climate I could contact my old school and say my life had been materially affected by the nickname I was given.“And it would have to cough up.“It’s the same with the army, where everyone is basically called S***head.”The 61-year-old admitted he was called Ness after the monster as

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, was called out by one of the publicists he’s worked with in the past, about being mentioned in his column for The Sunday Times.The Grand Tour host was writing in his piece about how nicknames were a staple of British humour.In his latest column for the publication, Jeremy hit out at “the language police”.The presenter made an impassioned defence of the art of a nickname in the piece.At one point, he referenced a PR man who he often works with in the industry.He penned: “There’s a PR man in the car industry named Wayne Bruce.

 “I had a new crop that could cope with hot dry weather, and it would make flour that’s jolly popular with those who enjoy a doner kebab after a pint.That’s a double top.“As you can’t easily buy durum seed in Britain, I placed my order, through a complicated chain of middlemen, with a French seed breeder in the Rhône Valley.

The funeral is taking place this afternoon at St George's Chapel, Windsor. The star penned in his latest column: “Cheers to Prince Philip.”He then added to The Sun: “This afternoon, the nation will say goodbye to Prince Philip.“I shall be raising a glass and reflecting on a life well led.”Prince Philip died last Friday aged 99, just two months before his 100th birthday.Although Prince Harry made his way back from LA to attend his grandfather's funeral, his wife Meghan Markle is not in attendance after doctors advised her not to travel due to her pregnancy.The Queen will be sitting alone and and will wear a mask for the duration of the serviceCurrent Covid restrictions state that guests who are not members of the same household have to sit

Jeremy Clarkson has warned that the marriage between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be heading for disaster, taking a swipe at them on more than one occasion.

Jeremy Clarkson has warned that the marriage between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could end badly despite their relationship being an "epic love story".

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, opened his Diddly Squat Farm shop in the Cotswolds last year.

Top Gear host says his slimmer waistline is partly down to the fact that he hasn’t seen his co-stars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond much in the last year.The Amazon Prime star, who launched a solo cookery book and TV series recently, admitted that he has barely driven a car during lockdown.Instead, he has headed out on his bike for daily exercise.James revealed that he’d cycled between five and 10 miles everyday and joked that he had probably forgotten how to drive a car.James has only driven a "dozen" of times in the past 12 months and that was to go to the dump or to check on his newly purchased country pub.The Grand Tour presenter is normally seen driving all over the world on adventures with Jeremy and Richard.When asked if he

 A fourth joked: “Nice photo of a horses a**.The statue is cool too!”(sic)After seeing the comments, James penned a follow up tweet to address the reaction to his mischievous snap.He wrote last night: “Some people have helpfully pointed out that there’s a horse’s arse in my picture of Jeremy Clarkson.

Jeremy Clarkson says he’s found a way to “side step” cancel culture.The former Top Gear presenter admitted that he was planning to ignore “snowflake people” but his regular newspaper column had put a spanner in the works.Jeremy went on to say that last week his column had to be re-written as his comments might have been displeasing to the “hormonal of Hoxton”.He claimed that they probably loved Meghan Markle, particularly for “the damage she’s done to the royal family”.Jeremy said he planned to tune out the people behind cancel culture, although admitted that his previous comments could have been deemed “deeply offensive” to them.To get around the problem, the columnist decided to write about what he wasn’t thinking instead.He explained: “A

Jeremy Clarkson is arguably one of the most recognisable faces in the UK celeb scene.