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Cadbury has made a significant alteration to its Christmas selection boxes, and chocoholics are not happy.The beloved confectionery brand has downsized its classic Santa Selection Box by removing the a best loved snack and replacing it with a caramel Freddo, which is roughly half the size. Consumer expert Martyn James labelled the swap of the Double Decker for a caramel Freddo as an "outrageous example of shrinkflation." "A Freddo is the lowliest of chocs and is not a fair swap for the majestic Double Decker," he expressed.

If you're looking for the perfect autumn coat, there’s one style of coat that’s topping the trending charts this autumn; the scarf coat.The combination of oversized cosy jacket and matching attached blanket scarf is the ultimate way to create a cohesive look in an instant, and various versions of the scarf jacket have been spotted on countless celebrities and fashion lovers, If you want to add to add the coveted scarf coat to your wardrobe this autumn, look no further than Marks and Spencer's latest drop, as the high street favourite has just released a scarf coat that is set to be this season's must-have item.The Textured Detachable Scarf Wrap Coat, priced at £75, is a dead ringer for Toteme's £810 Draped Fringed Wool-Blend Jacket that's been going viral. READ MORE:Frankie Bridge's cosy two-way knitted jumper is a wardrobe must-have for winter READ MORE:Burgundy boots are the 'it' style for autumn - here's where to shop the best affordable pairs The M&S version comes in black with contrasting white blanket stitch around the edges, giving it a similar look to the designer version, and is made from a cosy fleece-like material that's lightweight and comfortable to wear.The oversized scarf is fully detachable, making it super versatile.

On Wednesday, Strictly Come Dancing's Sarah Hadland appeared on the This Morning sofa alongside her dance partner Vito Coppola. During the conversation with hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley, they pair discussed the recent controversy with Wynne Evans and Katya Jones.

“Call It What It Is” podcast, Drew 44, said, “We were unceremoniously let go in a way that felt mean and unjust, and, because of that, the outpouring of love was so enormous it was like you were sitting there watching people [eulogize you].” Drew played Dr. April Kepner for more than 200 episodes between 2009 and 2022. She was let go as a main cast member in 2018, after the show’s 14th season, along with Jessica Capshaw, who played Dr.

told PEOPLE that even though she hasn’t sat down to watch the new show, she’s happy about its success.“I hear everyone loves it and I couldn’t be more excited, ’cause literally Kristen [Bell] and Adam [Brody] both I love, and are like my people,” she said of the rom-com series. “So I’m really excited about it and excited for them.”Bilson and Brody, 44, dated while playing TV couple Summer Roberts and Seth Cohen on the teen show “The O.C.,” which aired from 2003-2007.After the pair split in 2006, Bilson dated actor Hayden Christensen for ten years; the exes share a daughter, Briar, 9.

Brad Paisley took his country boots to Atlantic City and was met by an NJ crowd clad in owboy hats.Currently on his 2024-25 tour, the singer-songwriter-guitarist has been traveling all over the country these past few months perform tracks from his stable of country hits, including his latest release, “Truck Still Works.” After a delicious meal at Ocean Steak housed directly within Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino Resort, the doors opened at Ovation Hall to see Paisley on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 8 p.m.Right on time, the country icon ambled onstage and delivered a spectacular performance.

EXCLUSIVE: A24 has taken on the Stephen King bestseller Fairy Tale. The dark fantasy will be mounted as a 10-episode series. Paul Greengrass, who wrote a script and expected to direct the feature, is expected to still be in the middle of things. That script will be expanded by Greengrass and J.H. Wyman, who will be the showrunner and whose credits include Fringe, Almost Human and Debris.

Travis Kelce had “mixed feelings” during his latest high-profile date night with Taylor Swift!

A Florida man is facing charges after leaving his dog to die in the Hurricane Milton floods.

TV presenter Claudia Winkleman, now best known as the presenter of The Traitors, was the surprise host of the London Film Festival’s final industry forum talk this afternoon featuring Apple TV+ exec and BFI Chair Jay Hunt. 

Donald Trump once again attacked the “enemy from within” at a Fox News town hall that aired this morning, as he called domestic political opponents a greater threat than even foreign adversaries.

Fox Entertainment Studios has solidified its scripted and unscripted creative team.

Jeremy Allen White attended the premiere of the documentary Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band to support “The Boss.”

EXCLUSIVE: Sean Kaufman (The Summer I Turned Pretty), Ruby Cruz (Bottoms) and Ines Asserson (Royalteen) are set as series regulars in Season 5 of Apple TV+‘s For All Mankind. They join previously announced new series regulars Mireille Enos and Costa Ronin and returning cast Joel Kinnaman, Wrenn Schmidt, Krys Marshall, Edi Gathegi, Cynthy Wu, Coral Peña, Toby Kebbell, Tyner Rushing, Daniel Stern and Svetlana Efremova.

There’s really one true one wide release this weekend and it’s Paramount‘s sequel Smile 2 which currently presales point toward a high-teens result. Tracking earlier this week indicated higher in the $20M+ range but that all depends on whether Latino and Hispanic moviegoers send this $28M priced sequel to the 2022 original to another stratosphere.

EXCLUSIVE: Taylor Tomlinson (After Midnight) is set to publish Actually, Nevermind, a collection of humorous autobiographical essays through a new deal with Gallery Books, a division of Simon & Schuster. Simon & Schuster Audio will release the audio edition, to be read by Tomlinson.

EXCLUSIVE: Tyler Perry Studios is getting into business with director, writer, producer Courtney Glaude (The Reading), tapping him as Executive Creator of Scripted and Unscripted as part of a new overall deal. Glaude has also set his first project under the pact – the feature film A Love, written and directed by Glaude. The psychological thriller explores the reality of domestic violence rooted in learned behavior from childhood. It will begin production next year.

CAA has promoted Alexa Cook to Global Co-Head of CAA Sports Property Sales and Rob DeAngelis to the newly created position of Chief Revenue Officer of CAA Sports.

EXCLUSIVE: Armory Films has optioned the rights to Charlie Donlea’s The Girl Who Was Taken, with brothers Brandon and Justin Weber attached to pen the screenplay.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music Bruce Springsteen has always been a master at mythologizing his own story, and his latest film “Road Diary” is no exception: It’s a tribute to the E Street Band’s 50-year history and their decades of touring, his 60-year friendship with guitarist Steve Van Zandt (who makes a crack about finally officially being named the E Street Band’s musical director after 40 years), the familial bonds between the bandmates, the crew and his longtime manager Jon Landau, and other sentiments that are well familiar to fans and get a thorough and moving presentation in the Thom Zimny-directed film, an artfully executed documentary of the band’s 2023 tour of North America and Europe. Those themes were aired at length at a Q&A sessions following that followed the New York screening of the film at the Museum of Modern Art on Tuesday night, Springsteen, Van Zandt, Landau and Zimny, but the most revealing moment came when moderator Jon Sykes of iHeartMedia asked him why the film prominently spotlights a quote from a Jim Morrison poem: “O great creator of being Grant us one more hour to perform our art and perfect our lives” What Springsteen said about the quote itself was less interesting than the story that came with it, which involves a Doors concert in Asbury Park, New Jersey on August 30, 1968 that was attended by Springsteen, his wife Patti Scialfa and longtime E Street Band bassist Gary Tallent, but before any of them had met.

Tatiana Siegel In 2020, the release of Christopher Nolan’s $200 million “Tenet” was in jeopardy, facing an indefinite delay as the COVID pandemic raged, leaving theaters shuttered. Over that summer, the director, a champion of the big-screen experience, wanted his espionage thriller to be the first major tentpole to debut in reopened cinemas.