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UPDATE, with trailer: Pressure is building on the Garvey sisters and suspicions are rising in Sharon Horgan‘s dark murder-mystery series Bad Sisters as we see in the just-released Season 2 trailer.

EXCLUSIVE: Lucy Punch (Amandaland) has been cast as a series regular in AMC and AMC+’s untitled Jonathan Glatzer Silicon Valley drama headlined by Billy Magnussen. Also added as a series regular is Everett Blunck.

EastEnders fans are predicting the impending return of a character following a cryptic Grant Mitchell scene in tonight's episode.The nostalgia ran high in Albert Square as Sharon and Grant rekindled their romance. Prior to this, Sharon shared the news with Grant that Mark Fowler Jr was aware of he was his father. As the phone rang, Sharon left the room with the hope that it was Martin's sister Michelle.

EastEnders fans, get ready for a major throwback as Vicki Fowler makes her return to Albert Square after over two decades.The daughter of Michelle Fowler and Dirty Den Watts is set to make a dramatic comeback for Uncle Martin's funeral, bringing along her new beau Ross and his son Joel. But the burning question on everyone's mind is: who's playing Vicki this time, and why the recast? Alice Haig, known for her roles in Andor and Rain Dogs, will now be stepping into the shoes of Vicki Fowler. Previously played by Scarlett Alice Johnson, Vicky was last seen in 2004 when she left Walford for Australia with Spencer Moon to start a new life running a bar.

Ross Kemp has returned to EastEnders as Grant Mitchell 35 years after he made his debut as the Walford bad boy. During Thursday's (February 13) episode of the BBC One soap, which is now available to watch on BBC iPlayer, Sharon Mitchell, Jay Brown, Billy and Honey Mitchell frantically searched for Phil Mitchell after they are unable to trace him at No.55.

Ross Kemp has reprised his role as Grant Mitchell in EastEnders 35 years after his initial appearance as the notorious Walford character.

Ozzy Osbourne‘s health is being radically affected by Parkinson’s Disease to the point that he is now no longer able to walk.

Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory have shared a new single called ‘Trouble’ – listen below.The atmospheric and understated track serves as the final preview of the group’s self-titled album, which is due for release on February 7 via Jagjaguwar (pre-order/pre-save here).“‘Trouble’ is about the idea of having to coexist with people you love who have opposing views, not being able to share deep parts of yourself and your narrative based on someone else’s beliefs,” Van Etten explained.“A big part of you that someone who loves you can’t know because it’s not something they want to hear or are willing to learn about or understand. The painful moments, when you choose to love and respect someone else’s needs over your own to salvage a relationship.”“I don’t want to lose your love against your will/ Blow you kisses and take a pill/ To kill/ I don’t want to lose your love against your will/ Blow you kisses and take a pill/ To kill/ I don’t want to lose you,” sings Van Etten in ethereal vocals.She delivers her part over an infectious bassline by Devra Hoff, making way for lush and moody synths from Teeney Lieberson.The group have also shared a live performance video of ‘Trouble’, recorded at the Church Studios in Crouch End, north London.

The stars are hitting the red carpet!

Note: This article contains major spoilers for the Bad Sisters season one finale and the second episode of season two.The cast of Bad Sisters have opened up about the surprising death in the second episode of season two.Adapted from the Belgium limited series, the Apple TV+ drama from Sharon Horgan follows a group of sisters who attempt to kill their abusive and murderous brother-in-law John Paul (Claes Bang). However, in the end, it was his wife Grace (Anne-Marie Duff) who finished the job off in an act of self-defence.The unexpected second season – which was ordered by Apple following the success of the first – opens with Grace settling into her new life while still harbouring guilt for her actions.

Sharon and Jack Osbourne have called for the Menendez brothers to remain in prison for murdering their parents as a lawyer tries to have Erik and Lyle Menendez released within days.

Sharon Osbourne has been praised for her stark message following the death of Liam Payne.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic There’s something loose, rebellious, and even wild hiding within the trappings of “The Roommate,” a new Broadway production of a play written by Jen Silverman. One just has to wait for it to reveal itself. “The Roommate” has had a long life, beginning with its first performance in 2015.

EastEnders fans are buzzing with theories that Fraser might be teaming up with Aunt Babe for a dark revenge plot against Linda Carter. Earlier this week, Fraser popped into The Queen Vic, introducing himself as an associate of Dean Wicks, who's currently behind bars for the murder of Keanu Taylor. In a chilling twist for The Six, Fraser offered Linda a deal - withdraw her witness statement and he'd confess to raping her.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Keke Palmer recently welcomed her mother, Sharon, onto the “Baby, This Is Keke Palmer” podcast, where the two reminisced on “Quiet on Set” and Palmer’s own history as a child actor at Nickelodeon. Palmer starred in the lead role of the network’s “True Jackson, VP,” which ran for 56 episodes from 2008 to 2011.

EastEnders' Reiss Colwell finds himself in a web of deceit next week after he shockingly murdered his wife, Debbie, to clear her mounting care home debts. Debbie had been in a coma for some time following a stroke, and Reiss (played by Jonny Freeman) turned to murder to resolve his financial issues during Wednesday's episode of the BBC soap (July 24). Initially, he was using Debbie's money to fund his and Sonia's (Natalie Cassidy) IVF treatment, which has been a success.

Ozzy Osbourne and the late Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister.In an interview with The Entertainer Magazine, Sharon said of the show’s premise: “They are superheroes. It’s very, very funny. It’s irreverent and funny.

With just three days left to go until Britain’s Got Talent returns to our screens for its 17th series, judge Bruno Tonioli has dished the dirt on what fans can expect from the latest series while appearing on Wednesday’s edition of Lorraine. And alongside a sneaky preview of what happens this year - including his now infamous buzzer breaking shenanigans - Bruno was also quick to defend his fellow huge Simon Cowell from recent criticism. For the past several weeks Simon has been caught up in a controversial feud with his former co-stars Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh, who appeared together on Celebrity Big Brother and slammed the star for his attitude, dress sense and behaviour from their X-Factor days.

Former Celebrity Big Brother star Bradley Riches has revealed unseen drama from Sharon Osbourne 's time in the Big Brother house. Speaking on The Useless Hotline podcast, Bradley dropped a bombshell about an unaired moment that had everyone talking. "Apparently, they didn't air her best moment," the Heartstopper actor spilled during the podcast.

Louis Walsh takes another swipe at Fern Britton, a new Celebrity Big Brother teaser reveals.The housemates are tasked with creating a boyband and girl group, with the hope of winning Big Brother’s talent show ‘You’re Gonna Be A Star’. Louis, 71, along with his close pal Sharon Osbourne, also 71, are the judges of the competition. In the Diary Room, the duo share who they think has The X Factor, with Louis listing Ekin-Su, Zeze and Bradley as his top picks.

Fans of Saturday Kitchen were left disgruntled at this weekend's instalment of the show, which featured Gavin and Stacey star Ruth Jones as a guest star. While many were happy to see the actress, 57, who is famed for playing Nessa in the sitcom, some took to social media X, formerly Twitter, to share their frustration at her 'annoying habit'. As she spoke with presenter Matt Tebbutt and got involved in the show, viewers felt she was 'speaking over' the chef too much during the programme.