Jeremy Clarkson slams 'wetty' Sheryl Underwood for saying Sharon row gave her PTSD

The long-awaited third season of “Barry” is on its way, and Bill Hader shared some intel on the upcoming episodes during a recent session with the press at the virtual Television Critics Association press tour earlier this week.

The Fall veteran Brix Smith has revealed plans to release a solo album called ‘Valley Of The Dolls’, as well as sharing details of an all-female live supergroup featuring members of My Bloody Valentine.The punk legend, known for her work with The Fall as well as her own band The Extricated among others, was speaking at the AIF Festival Congress 2022 in Bristol earlier this week to discuss her work as as President of The F-List For Music – a not-for-profit organisation set up to help female musicians gain greater representation and professional opportunities in the UK music industry.Towards the end of her talk, Smith shared information about an upcoming record made with Killing Joke bassist and esteemed producer Youth.“Nobody knows about this in public, so hello – get ready,” she began. “During lockdown I was put together by a manager to write.

Big Jet TV today – including those from the world of entertainment.The YouTube channel has built a steady following over the last few years by live-streaming moving aircraft, captured on cameras set up on the perimeter of airports; its biggest audiences usually come during storms and other bad weather conditions.Today (February 18), the channel went viral, hitting a record 200,000 concurrent live viewers – more than many British rolling news television channels receive – for its stream of planes struggling to land in strong winds caused by Storm Eunice at Heathrow airport.A big part of Big Jet TV‘s appeal is the commentary of founder and host, Jerry Dyer, whose unfiltered and excitable delivery often hears him praise pilots and ground teams for their hard work and expertise in landing the aircraft safely in difficult conditions, and screech with delight when a pilot pulls off a challenging landing.As one wobbling Air Algiers flight approached the Heathrow runway this morning, Dyer shouted over the wind: “I think this guy’s gonna struggle. He’s all over the place.

Vanessa Bayer is starring in and executive producing a new half-hour comedy for Showtime inspired by her childhood battle with leukemia, ET has the exclusive first look at her co-star, Jenifer Lewis. In, Bayer plays Joanna Gold, a woman who dreams of becoming a host at a home-shopping channel just like her idol and star, Jackie (Molly Shannon). Lewis rounds out the trio as Patricia, the icy, enigmatic founder and CEO of the network where Jackie works.

Kelly and Matthew Stafford are covering the hospital bills for a Los Angeles Rams photographer who fell off the stage and broke her spine at the team's Super Bowl parade on Wednesday.MORE: All the biggest celebrity moments from Super Bowl LVIVideo footage saw Kelly and Matthew ask Kelly Smiley to take a picture of the two together, but she stepped back and fell off the stage. Matthew was heavily criticized online as he simply turned around and walked away instead of helping; wife Kelly suggested later on social media that he was heavily intoxicated.WATCH: LA Rams and Kelly and Matthew Stafford covering hospital bills for photographer who fell off the stage and broke her spine"We have been in communication with Kelly Smiley since yesterday's incident and we are sorry for what happened," the Staffords and the LA Rams shared in a joint statement."As we told Kelly, we will be covering all her hospital bills and replacing her cameras.

ITV's Who Wants To Be a Millionaire where host Jeremy informed him he had won nothing. But the wind-up was part of a prank for Sky One's Redknapps' Big Night Out - much to Harry's relief.

Harry Redknapp was royally stitched up by son Jamie as his crushed dad appeared on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.The brilliant wind-up was filmed for their Sky One show Redknapps' Big Night Out.But Harry had no idea, thinking he had signed up for a celebrity version of the show looking to earn some quick cash for charity. The studio fell silent as host Jeremy Clarkson sent the legendary football manager home empty handed.

The Grand Tour trio Jeremy Clarkson, 61, James May, 58, and Richard Hammond, 51, were pictured at Shires Retail Park in Leamington Spa on Saturday with a film crew.Their presence reportedly sparked traffic chaos as many fans tried to catch a glimpse of the famous trio.According to shopper Max Morgan, a motorist got out of his car and confronted Richard about the traffic jam.He told CountryLive: “I think they were filming for The Grand Tour.“Personally, I'm not sure why they chose that roundabout on a weekend at lunchtime - the worst place to be filming on a Saturday afternoon in Leamington."Traffic was queuing back into the retail park - back along the road past the bowling alley and car garages.Monty Don confirms Gardeners' World

HARRY Redknapp looked utterly crushed during an appearance on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? after host Jeremy Clarkson told him he'd won NOTHING. The 74-year-old football manager was stunned after being sent packing after the £300 question in an elaborate wind-up masterminded by his son Jamie.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has given his followers on Twitter an exciting update about the next series of The Grand Tour.The outspoken presenter replied to a fan inquiring about his absence from his Diddly Squat Farm as he let slip about the filming news.Fans of Jeremy will have been wondering what the star is up to after he was absent from his usual weekend paper columns.Now the presenter has given viewers an update on social media.This came after one follower reached out to the former Top Gear presenter when they visited his farm shop.Sharing pictures with his young daughter, the fan urged Jeremy to come and meet them.They penned: “@JeremyClarkson Come and say hello Jezza.”The presenter was quick to reply, clarifying his absence from the

Top Gear and The Grand Tour.

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.

OK! magazine.She also spoke of playing Roxie Hart in the musical Chicago and then later as the leading lady in Shirley Valentine.When asked what Patrick was like to work with, Claire told the publication: “He was gorgeous.”She went on to speak about the presenting role that she gave up to work with the acting legend.“I gave up 60 Minute Makeover to do it and my agent said, ‘Why are you giving up 60 Minute Makeover to do this?’“And I said, ‘I have to choose between a paintbrush and Patrick Swayze - it's not rocket science!’”Claire described her turn on the stage as “great fun”.DON'T MISS...Jeremy Clarkson fires back at user amid proud post about son [INSIGHT]Piers Morgan rages at 'arrogant' Demi Lovato 'I'm triggered' [UPDATE]Stacey Dooley

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, 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 been ordered to tear off the metal roof from his farm shop.Planners told the star he must use local rock to cover his quirky store.Clarkson’s neighbours have also waged war on his plan to serve booze at his nearby café.Planners at West Oxfordshire District Council said: "The proposed change of roofing material for the farm shop from a slate to steel sheeting will dilute the design quality of the proposal in this high valued landscape which would harmfully impact the appearance and character of the Cotswolds area of Outstanding Natural Beauty."Chadlington Parish Council told the planning committee that The Grand Tour presenter had ignored pleas that the roof be clad in slate.Locals reckon the plan would kill off