Martin Compston plays skilled sonar expert in new drama but wife is real DIY expert

Caesars Sportsbook, the NFL’s exclusive casino partners, just released a 30-second commercial for the upcoming Super Bowl that features a play on Roman times with a Caesar and Cleo dinner theme. In the clip, which can be seen above, comedian JB Smoove plays Julius Caesar while actress Halle Berry plays his lover, Cleopatra, and they are sitting at a table for dinner with sports legends Eli Manning and Peyton Manning as well as their family members Archie and Cooper Manning. It doesn’t take long before their exchanges of pleasantries become quite amusing.

Ty Burrell is definitely not the guy you want to take money advice from, according to his new Super Bowl LVI ad. The Modern Family alum makes a series of awful and outrageous purchasing decisions to highlight the importance of financial literacy in his commercial for Greenlight. The financial tech company is aiming to promote their app for families teaching their kids how to earn, save, spend and invest money wisely.

Denise Richards is opening up about her relationship with her oldest daughter Sami Sheen. The actress shares Sami, 17, and Lola, 16 from her previous marriage to Charlie Sheen and Sami decided to move to her father’s house last year. Richards joined SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live Friday where she called the relationship “strained” and opened up about the difference in rules when it comes to mom and dad’s house.Opening up about the mother-daughter relationship she explained, “Honestly, I have a strained relationship with her,” Richard admitted, per People.

Frances Bean Cobain has a new man in her life, and he’s the son of none other than skateboarder extraordinaire Tony Hawk.

Kodak Black and two other men have been hospitalized for injuries suffered from gunshot wounds during an afterparty for Justin Bieber’s Friday night concert in Los Angeles.

Justin Bieber’s Super Bowl party last night (February 11) has left four people injured, according to reports.The pop star performed at Los Angeles venue Pacific Design Center last night before moving onto club The Nice Guy, ahead of the Super Bowl taking place at SoFi Stadium on Sunday (February 13).According to TMZ, Kodak Black, Lil Baby and Gunna were standing on the corner of the street outside The Nice Guy talking when a fight started near them. It is claimed that Black was involved in the fight, during which a total of 10 shots were fired around 2:45am. Four people were thought to have been either hit by the bullets or suffered superficial injuries indirectly from the incident.The LAPD told The Daily Beast that three male victims aged 19, 24 and 60 were among those injured.

Four Tet has given two of his past collaborations with Burial, ‘Nova’ and ‘Moth’, their first digital release.The tracks were both originally released as part of limited edition vinyl records and, until now, have never been made available online.The producer – whose real name is Kieran Hebden – announced on Thursday (February 10) that both songs would be released digitally for the first time the next day (11). “Burial + Four Tet – Nova/Moth will get a digital release on Friday,” he wrote on Twitter.Burial + Four Tet – Nova/Moth will get a digital release on Friday pic.twitter.com/HGspiGzmJO— Four Tet (@FourTet) February 9, 2022 The nine-minute ‘Moth’ dates back to 2009 and was released on Four Tet’s own label Text Records.

Kanye West made a surprise appearance at the premiere of jeen-yuhs, the new Netflix documentary about him, last night (February 11).The film, the first part of which will arrive on the streaming service on Wednesday (February 16), was directed by Coodie and Chike and made over 20 years.The premiere was held at Citizen News in Hollywood yesterday and was attended by numerous celebrities including Migos’ Offset, Usher, Roddy Ricch, and Taraji P. Henson.According to Variety, West arrived 15 minutes after the screening had started and was given a chair in the front corner of the room.

Hallmark Channel is back with another installment of The Wedding Veil trilogy.

Justin Bieber had his wife Hailey by his side for his big night during Super Bowl weekend.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan, 43, has given an update on his daughter Ella, as he confirmed that it had been a “tough week” for their family.The star took to Twitter earlier in the week to ask his 304,500 followers for medical advice.Former Strictly Come Dancing professionals James and Ola Jordan, 39, share one daughter together, Ella, who was born February 27, 2020.Tonight, James took to social media to share Ella’s progress with his followers.“For all those asking Ella has finally made improvements and is starting to get better - been a bl***y tough week,” he wrote.“Mummy and Daddy are knackered too but so happy Ella is hopefully through the worst of it.”“Big love,” James added with a heart emoji.On Monday, the Strictly star first alerted his followers to the fact that something might be wrong when he asked for advice on how Ella might be able to keep her medicine down.James tweeted: “Hi guys, Anyone ever had a baby or child that every time you give them antibiotics whether on a spoon or syringe down the inside of their cheek they always throw up everything? (sic)“Then petrified every time you try to give it to them?“The whole thing’s a bit traumatic.

Olly Murs is returning to primetime Saturday night TV tonight.

The Masked Singer.The grand final of this year's series of the kooky ITV talent show concluded on Saturday night (February 12) - and it's safe to say it went out with a bang.The dramatic final saw Robobunny face off against Panda and Mushroom as they battled for first place.However, it was Robobunny who finished in third place - meaning it was time for Mark to reveal himself as the Westlife legend.Fans of the show had been scrambling for weeks to figure out the identity of the three finalists - after countless clue packages and songs on the stage.Regular judges Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross, Rita Ora and Mo Gilligan returned to the panel - but they were joined by a special guest judge Joss Stone, who was last year's winner.Show host and comedian Joel Dommett was also taking care of presenting duties, and past show stars such as Queen Bee returned to the show to mark the occasion.In the final, Robobunny stunned the crowd as he performed Snow Patrol's hit ballad Run - and he later dueted with Queen Bee star Nicola Roberts - who won the first series of the show.Judge Rita Ora fawned over Irish star Mark as she revealed she was a 'big fan' of his - after guessing it was him.Mo on the other hand thought it was Donny Osmand.Many fans on Twitter weren't surprised it was Mark, though.One said: "Told mum that if Robobunny wasn’t Mark from Westlife I’d throw my gin over her head.. my gin and her head are safe"A second said: "Well bl**dy obviously.

weekly Showbiz newsletter is packed with the latest news on your favourite stars from Scotland and beyond.Signing up couldn't be easier! Simply enter your email address in the box further up the page or click here to view our wide range of newsletters. One disappointed fan wrote: "I am watching #Vigil purely for Martin Compston and he dies within the first 8 minutes, I haven’t been this upset since this Line of Duty finale." Another agreed: I watched this series just to watch Martin Compston and he’s been killed off 3 mins into the series.

weekly Showbiz newsletter is packed with the latest news on your favourite stars from Scotland and beyond.Signing up couldn't be easier! Simply enter your email address in the box further up the page or click here to view our wide range of newsletters.Fans were saddened by the passing of their favourite actors character, and took to Twitter to vent their frustrations.One user writing: "I am watching #Vigil purely for Martin Compston and he dies within the first 8 minutes, I haven’t been this upset since this Line of Duty finale."Another joked: "BBC: New Martin Compston drama,starring Martin Compston #Vigil, with Martin Compston.

Vigil aired its first episode on Sunday night as viewers prepped themselves for the submarine thriller. The series follows the mysterious disappearance of a Scottish fishing trawler and a death on-board a Trident nuclear submarine sparking a face off with the Navy and British security services.

BBC drama Vigil was sensationally killed off within the first ten minutes of the show.Martin, who co-stars alongside Gentlemen Jack and Doctor Foster star Suranne Jones, focuses on the events unfolding aboard HMS Vigil.However, the Scottish actor, who also stars in the popular crime drama Line of Duty, left fans fuming after his quick exit on the show.Fans took to Twitter to share their reactions to the first-episode of the show.One person wrote: “That DID NOT just happened in the first 10 minutes!!!” alongside a shocked face emoji.Another person commented: “That’s so cheeky.

Social media users have been left shocked as a major character dies within minutes as new BBC One drama Vigil aired. While working on a submarine, Line of Duty actor Martin Compston's character was seen amongst other famous faces reporting an emergency.

Suranne Jones has admitted that she was left with whiplash and “covered in bruises” after filming dramatic stunt scenes for new BBC One drama series Vigil. In the six-part series from the makers of Line of Duty, Suranne, 42, stars as DCI Amy Silva – a dedicated detective who’s called in to investigate a mysterious death onboard a submarine called HMS Vigil.

When we heard that BBC One’s new thriller was made by the producers of Line Of Duty and led by actress Suranne Jones, we knew it would be must-see TV. New six-part series Vigil takes viewers deep under water as DCI Amy Silva (Jones) is called to a Trident nuclear submarine, HMS Vigil, after a mysterious death rocks Scottish shores.

Martin Compston was left ‘misty eyed’ as he reminded himself of his submariner grandad as he filmed his new BBC drama. The 37-year-old Scot will star as Craig Burke on Vigil, which follows the mysterious disappearance of a Scottish fishing trawler and a death on board a Trident nuclear submarine.