Little Mix fans 'emotional' as they launch new BBC show

Stanley Johnson has followed in son Boris’s footsteps by not knowing the coronavirus rules - as he was caught red-handed without a mask while shopping.

Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey celebrated their wedding anniversary on Wednesday by taking to Instagram.Both the Sorry singer and the Vogue model posted stunning black-and-white photos from their splashy nuptials.While the crooner said he was 'lucky' to be the beauty's husband, the cover girl shared she wishes she could relive their wedding day.

Jennifer Lopezwas seen flashing her very trim and toned tummy in a crisp white crop top on Monday.The 51-year-old siren, who just released her song Pa' Ti with26-year-old Colombian singer Maluma, was dancing up a storm in her backyard to her new hit in a clip shared to Instagram Stories.Also with the Hustlers actress were her 12-year-old twins Max and Emme, whom she had with ex-husband Marc Anthony.

Matt Doherty has warned Tottenham could use an X-rated video as extra motivation for their Europa League tie with Maccabi Haifa.

A Doctor Who superfan has laid claim to having the world's largest collection of the show's memorabilia - after spending over £100,000 on "at least a million" items.

Bikini season may officially be over, but not for Kylie Jenner.The reality star, 23, delighted fans with yet another sizzling bathing suit snap on Monday.In the photo, Kylie put her fabulous figure on display as she sat on a couch wearing a floral Dior bikini. Sending temperatures soaring! Kylie Jennerdelighted fans with yet another sizzling bathing suit snap on Monday'7th day of fall,' Kylie captioned the snap, including a bikini emoji.Despite the lack of clothing, Kylie still oozed glamour as she sat upon her ultra plush couch.

Princess Andre has been seen on her hands and knees scrubbing mum Katie Price's injured feet.

A source is speaking out about how Demi Lovato is doing after her breakup from Max Ehrich and what she found hurtful at the end of their six month relationship.

Will Thorne Staff WriterYou say tomato, I say tomato, let’s call the whole thing a series.Fish out of water comedies are a dime a dozen on television (look no further than recent Emmy darling “Schitt’s Creek”), but a string of new shows are taking those fish and flying them across the Atlantic, specifically to France and the United Kingdom.While it might appear easy to play for a laugh out of a quirky British accent or a snobbish French custom, the creators and producers of Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” and “The Duchess,” and Apple TV Plus’ “Ted Lasso” know there is a need for nuance to move beyond the “ugly, dumb American abroad” trope, as the latter’s showrunner Bill Lawrence puts it.  “Emily in Paris,” which debuts Oct.

Audrey Cleo Yap Corey Taylor is best known as the hard-charging (and often masked) singer and lyricist for metal acts Slipknot and Stone Sour. So it might come as a surprise that his upcoming streaming solo concert at The Forum in Los Angeles was inspired by a dad joke.“My guitarist Christian Martucci and I had this idea for a concert at The Forum based on a horrible dad joke — like, you’re either ‘Forum or Against ‘Em’ — and we thought it was the funniest thing in the world,” Taylor recounts to Variety.The “joke” has since turned into reality in the form of a pay-per-view engagement.

ITV has said that I’m A Celebrity “continues to adhere to all relevant guidelines” after the area of Wales in which it is to be filmed was put under new lockdown restrictions.The show has been filmed in Australia since it first started on ITV in 2002 but this year it will be filmed at Gwrych Castle in Conwy as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.The 20th series is due to start production later this autumn.However, the Welsh Government has announced that a number of new local lockdowns, including in Conwy, will come into effect from 6pm on Thursday.The new restrictions mean people in these areas will not be allowed to enter or leave their areas without a reasonable excuse, such as travel for work or education, and they will only be able to

Lorraine described the programme as "the next best thing" to travelling at the moment and told him "you can show us the world through your eyes". In the programme, Michael Palin revisits his "first groundbreaking travel series", and "fans", including Sir David Attenborough "reflect on his achievement".

Star Wars universe it's that it isn't final — after all, Force ghosts are as important to the universe as the living Jedi. But there's another less oft-discussed tenet about life and death in Star Wars is this: if you want to kill someone, don't throw them down a pit.From Palpatine to Luke to Darth Maul, Star Wars is full of people who haven't died from their seemingly fatal falls.

Caleb Flowers launching a creative curation inspired by HBO’s new series We Are Who We Are, to Emily Ratajkowski taking her dog for a walk in NYC, to Rori Sassoon releasing a new episode of her “Let’s Get Raw With Rori” podcast with David Charvet. Read on to find out more of what the stars have been up to!— Designer Caleb Flowers launched WE ARE WHO WE ARE X BIGDATA(TM), a creative curation inspired by the themes of the new HBO series We Are Who We Are, starring Chloë Sevigny and Kid Cudi.

Will Thorne Staff WriterDisney Plus’ “Ms. Marvel” series has cast its titular lead.Newcomer Iman Vellani has been chosen to play Ms.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorEven before the pandemic, the 2021 Grammy Awards were going to be very different from previous shows.For the first time in 40 years, the show will not be produced by veteran Ken Ehrlich, who announced in 2019 he’d be stepping aside for longtime James Corden producer Ben Winston.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeFilm Independent’s decision to add TV categories to its annual Spirit Awards was widely cheered on Tuesday by network, studio and streamer executives, who now have another opportunity to campaign their prestige projects for a respected prize.But here’s perhaps the biggest game changer: The Spirit Awards will only honor new series, limiting the competition to shows in their freshman seasons, via the best new scripted series and best new non-scripted or documentary series categories.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TV“The Conners” showrunner Bruce Helford knows his titular characters “were built for disaster,” so there was never a question about whether the third season of the ABC family sitcom would tackle the real-life COVID pandemic.“It just seemed natural that we would be in the middle of this and do it,” he said on a virtual panel for the show on Wednesday.

Dolly Parton is the star of this holiday season. The country music singer announced on Tuesday that she is the lead actress in the upcoming Netflix musical “Christmas on the Square.” “Grey’s Anatomy” star Debbie Allen is the director of the Netflix film coming out on Sunday, Nov.

These coronavirus graphs show how perilous the situation is across England - and why everyone has a part to play.They were presented by England's Chief Medical Officer, Professor Chris Whitty, during a press conference on Wednesday (September 30).Prof Whitty joined the Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Sir Patrick Vallance, the UK's Chief Scientific Adviser, for the briefing from Downing Street.It came as rates of coronavirus infection continue to soar in many parts of the country, with the current daily total of confirmed positive tests passing 7,000.It's important to point out that while a record number of cases are being recorded, in April, only hospital testing data was available.Sir Patrick said the number of cases reported in March and

The coronavirus pandemic has brought the United States economy to a sputtering halt, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the live music industry. With indoor concerts out of the picture for the foreseeable future and 90% of independent music venues on the edge of permanent closure, 2020 has posed an existential threat to seeing music live as we know it.