Maisie Williams shares thoughts on ‘Game Of Thrones’ controversial final season

Idris Elba might have looked confident in his Gucci bomber jacket and black trousers at The Brits but the star suffered a wardrobe malfunction on stage.

Lorraine Kelly has urged Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy to sort out their issues over a bottle of prosecco.

A brutal thug attacked his partner because she refused to take part in a "swinging" session.

A Scots firefighter is urging people from the LGBT+ community to join the fire service after once worrying his sexuality would be a barrier.

Wordle has well and truly taken the internet by storm since it emerged online late last year, despite the simple nature of the game.

An 85-year-old grandad has pocketed more than £2,600 after placing just 3p on a bet at his local bookmaker.

Peter Andre claimed he doesn't "deserve this" as his teenage daughter Princess jokingly slapped him in the face.The singer shared a video to his 1.7million Instagram followers of his 14-year-old daughter walking through their lavish home before panning up and slapping the star in the face.The 48-year-old star could be seen playing with his two youngest children Amelia, eight, and Theodore, five, whom he shares with wife Emily MacDonagh.Peter looked shocked as he was hit in the face before the video came to an abrupt end.He penned alongside the clip: "I don't deserve this....," and tagged his eldest daughter Princess whom he shares her and son Junior, 16, with former glamour model and ex-wife Katie Price. However, it is not the first cheeky prank Peter has faced from his teenager this week, as Princess took to Snapchat to document her dad on Tuesday.Peter could be seen wearing a white dressing robe looking rather unimpressed about being filmed so early in the day.

A pleasant development. Prince Charles is thrilled that Queen Elizabeth II confirmed her hopes for Duchess Camilla‘s future title, an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

Actor and activist Cara Delevingne will play a daredevil climber in The Climb, which follows six ordinary women who, as part of Greenpeace-led protest action against Shell Oil’s plans to drill in the Arctic, scale the tallest building in Europe, London’s Shard.

Holly Willoughby teased her This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield that they would "work up to licking" each other as she welcomed him back to the show.Phillip returned to screens today after being forced to take time off when he tested positive for Covid-19 just over a week ago.He was finally given the green light to return to work yesterday after testing negative for the virus over two consecutive days.Delighted to be back beside her co-star and friend Holly couldn't contain her excitement as she opened the show by saying: "Look who's back!"Phil then cheekily teased Holly about how he's no longer a threat to her as he has developed some immunity to Covid - so she could lick his face without fear.He said: "You realise I am now fully antibodied up? You could lick my face," Holly giggled as she responded: "I know I actually could."But hinting that it may land them in trouble with show producers she added: "I'd be scared someone might come in and pull us apart or something... you're now like, this is it."Phillip replied: "I'm bulletproof for 90 days, allegedly."Holly proceeded to playfully touch and slap Phil over his arms breaking their no contact rule for the first time.She then joked that she would be getting a telling off from their bosses as she quipped: "I'll do that, that's my beginning bit.

Netflix hit series will see the characters, including Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones and Veronica Lodge, after their time at college.

Jimmy Fallon decided to try his hand at pancake art and it is clear he needs a bit more practice.

It's been more than a year since Game of Thrones ended on a very controversial note. *SPOILERS ALERT* While certain moments like Arya killing The Night King were appreciated by fans, the series finale, in particular, was severely scrutinised with even a petition to remake Season 8 making the rounds (with a staggering 1.5 million signatures!).

Maisie Williams was satisfied with her character Arya Stark‘s final arc on Game of Thrones — despite some fans’ disappointment in the series finale.“We had such a blast. We loved it.

Maisie Williams loved the final season of Game of Thrones, which was widely slammed by fans.

Maisie Williams has said she “couldn’t be happier” with her character’s ending in Game Of Thrones.

Many “Game of Thrones” fans were left unsatisfied with the final season of “Game of Thrones”, but Maisie Williams was happy with Arya Stark’s character arc.

“Riverdale” is going to the future.

Charles Dance would be onboard with a remake of the final season of Game Of Thrones.The 73-year-old actor, who played Tywin Lannister until season five of the eight-season long series, opened up on the fan campaign for a revised season eight during a chat with PopCulture.“I mean, I saw it. I continue to watch the whole series even after I’d been killed off in the lavatory,” he shared.

Game Of Thrones actor Charles Dance has called the last season of the HBO “disappointing” and has said that he would happily sign a petition to remake the final run.The hit fantasy show, based on George RR Martin’s books, received a lot of criticism from fans last year as the finale aired across the world. Fans made a Change.org petition calling for season 8 of the show to be remade, which ended up gaining nearly 2 million signatures.Now Dance, who was on the show until season four, has admitted that he was not a fan of the divisive ending.Speaking to PopCulture.com the actor, who played Tywin Lannister, said, “Well if there was a petition, I would sign it.

Game Of Thrones' final season got mixed reviews from critics and was widely lambasted by viewers and fans.Charles Dance joined the ranks of those disappointed fans when he said he would sign a petition calling for the entire final season of the HBO hit to be remade.The 73-year-old English actor weighed in on his former series in an interview with PopCulture.com published Monday.