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Love, Victor, the spinoff series from 2018 gay romance film Love, Simon, will conclude with its third season.The show focuses on the complicated love life of a new student at the same high school that Simon (played by Nick Robinson in the film) attended, Creekwood High School, as well as his friends.When news of Love, Victor being renewed last July was announced, it was not confirmed that this season would be the last. Now the story is set to end with its next outing, according to Entertainment Weekly.Following a dramatic cliffhanger in the season 2 finale, the third and final season will see Victor (Michael Cimino) embark on “a journey of self-discovery – not only deciding who he wants to be with, but more broadly, who he wants to be,” according to an official description.“With their post-high-school-plans looming, Victor and his friends are faced with a new set of problems that they must work through to make the best choices for their futures.”All eight episodes of Love, Victor season 3 will premiere June 15 on Hulu.

Fleet Foxes have announced details of a 2022 world tour, which includes new UK dates – see the band’s full schedule below.The band’s new run of shows, which take them from late June until September, come on the back of their 2020 album ‘Shore’.The shows begin in Salt Lake City on June 27, with North American dates running until mid-August, where they play the Forest Hills Stadium in New York.Robin Pecknold and co. then travel to London for a show at All Points East in support of The National before they play four more UK shows in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester and as a headliner of End Of The Road.The tour then heads to mainland Europe, wrapping up with a Berlin show on September 11.Watch a trailer for the tour and see the full schedule below.

NME on the red carpet of the BRIT Awards 2022, Becky Hill teased a new “dance collaboration” as well as sharing her plans to grab a drink with Self Esteem. Watch our full video interview with Hill above.After releasing her debut ‘Only Honest On The Weekend’ last year, the dance-pop hitmaker was at the London ceremony where she was nominated for Song of the Year and won Best Dance Act.

Richelle Ryan has promised she won't be a distraction to Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow during the Super Bowl after joking about how she wanted to add him to her 'roster'.Ryan, who regularly wows her 3.5million Instagram followers with racy snaps, posted a story earlier this week with a video of Burrow helping the Bengals negotiate the NFL post-season playoffs. Burrow has been a revelation for the Bengals this season and he has a big fan in Ryan, who swooned over the star on social media and said: "He's so cute, I want to add him to my roster."But not wanting to distract him ahead of the Bengals' first Super Bowl appearance since 1989, Ryan has now joked that she will add him to her roster after Sunday's showpiece event.

wedding tattooed on his arm and paid £4,000 to a hotel only for it to suddenly shut its doors in order to cater for asylum seekers. Michael Crane, 37, and his fiancée Linda Brown, 42, were among a handful of disappointed couples who have been left heartbroken with the Lancashire's Best Western Park Hall Hotel's change of usage.

Strictly Come Dancing, along with winner Anne-Marie, 30. On the show the pair grew close, and are close friends, leaving Mel to leave a stern word to the Brit Awards after her fall live on stage.Mo Gilligan was hosting the evening and welcomed Anne-Marie for the second performance of the night.However, the pop star accidentally fell down some steps live on stage.Anne-Marie recovered from the incident and continued performing her single Kiss My (Uh Oh).Speaking on The One Show today, Mel spoke about the unfortunate event, leaving a word of advice to the Brits.She said: "We're very close showbiz friends Anne-Marie and I."I just want to say to the Brits people no capes and no steps next year.Host Alex Jones responded: "Yes, as Madonna had a cape incident.Mel continued: "I know! Anne-Marie was as cool as a cucumber though."Presenter Jermaine Jenas replied: "She did well though didn't she, she held it well, very professional."Mel continued to praise Anne-Marie, saying: "It was wonderful and she made a little gag on Twitter straight away.

Trailblazing funk musician Betty Davis has died at the age of 77. The star, who was once married to jazz legend Miles Davis, died in the early hours of Wednesday morning, according to a statement on her official website. Davis died in Homestead, Pennsylvania, where she'd lived since childhood, the statement reads.

EastEnders couple Adam Woodyatt and Laurie Brett have reunited on stage.The actors, who portrayed Ian and Jane Beale on the BBC One soap respectively, are both currently starring in a touring stage adaptation of Peter James' Detective Superintendent Roy Grace novel, Looking Good Dead.The touring run, which will cease in Coventry next month, stars the 53-year-old I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! alum as middle-aged business executive Tom Bryce, who becomes entangled in the dark web world after innocuously picking up an USB stick and trying to trace its owner.This leads Tom to begin receiving threatening phone calls.Laurie, 52, once again plays Adam's onscreen wife with her character Kellie, who struggles with alcohol and spending control problems.Their onstage marriage follows the pals playing a married couple on-and-off for over ten years on screen.While Adam had been an EastEnders mainstay since its inception in 1985, Laurie joined the cast as Jane Collins in 2004.She later married Adam's character Ian and took on the moniker, Jane Beale.After a rocky relationship which included a number of affairs and break-ups, Laurie's character Jane departed the soap in October 2017 when her family received threats of harm from Max Branning (Jake Wood).Adam has been on an extended break from the BBC One soap since January last year, which fans have speculated may soon come to an end.The actor is rumoured to be returning to Albert Square at some point in the future, with the veteran recently refusing to rule out a return to the series.Asked if Ian will make a return, Adam told Sunday Brunch: "I don't know.

EastEnders fans will see Mick Carter cringe on an upcoming speed dating night with the boys after discovering his date is the spitting image of his estranged-wife LindaThe soap is lining up a new love interest for Mick, as he tries to move on with his life following another setback in his doomed marriage.Mick joins pals Harvey and Mitch at Ruby’s in a bid to find a new love and instantly hits it off with a woman named Angela.But the lads are somewhat concerned when his new love interest bears a striking resemblance to his wife.The lads embark on their game night after a failed attempt by Janine to win over Mick’s affections.Determined to take Mick's mind off Linda, Nancy encourages her dad to have a family game nightNancy objects when Janine awkwardly invites herself but the family soon settle down to play Monopoly.After Ollie vents his frustration at Linda’s absence, Nancy and Janine disagree when Mick announces he's taking Ollie to visit Linda, however Mick’s pals Rocky, Mitch and Harvey encourage him to go.A disappointed Mick and Ollie return later on, explaining that Linda was a no show.Desperate to win over his affections, Janine tries to persuade Mick to let Linda go, but her plan backfires when the lads all join Mick in drowning their sorrows.While Janine initially celebrates Mick’s setback with Linda, she is horrified when Mitch suggests the men go to Ruby's to meet some new women.Janine tries to deter Mick from dating again but to no avail as he heads to Ruby's to meet his date.With Janine panicked about Mick moving on, Nancy realises that she is trying to get out of work to go to Ruby's herself and stops her.As Mick engages in a flirty conversation with Angela, his friends suddenly become concerned about her

Stacey Dooley has been busy renovating her beloved house, as she shares updates on her work with her Instagram followers. However, the star has admitted that there’s one part of her home which is not as glamorous.Taking to social media tonight, Stacey posted a video of her basement.In the short clip, she can be seen panning around the room which looks like a building site.In the accompanying voiceover, she said: “Just to balance out all the fancy content that I have been putting out of late.“This is the part of the house that I am absolutely terrified of.”Stacey also shared some insight into her renovation in her caption to her one million followers.She wrote: “I won't be able to sort this for a while...

Mike Tindall has shared a rare insight into the royal family as he spoke about the gentle ribbing and cheeky comments that go on in their group WhatsApp conversation. The 43 year old former rugby player also opened up on his friendship with Kate Middleton, 40, as he joked about the "competitive" mum-of-three in his latest podcast.

Lady Gaga is one of pop’s most prolific artists, and she’s released plenty of incredible studio albums across her decade-plus long career.

flight. In a video shared on Instagram by @passengershaming a woman's red-painted toes are uncomfortably close to the poor passenger sitting in the seat in front of her.

A South Lanarkshire councillor has called for the local authority to start improvement works on a deteriorating bridge in Carstairs.

Natalie Cassidy has revealed how the death of her father inspired her daughter to do Junior Bake Off.The EastEnders actress, 38, revealed how her daughter Eliza had been secretly taking part in the Channel 4 show only after she finished competing on the series last month. Speaking about her daughter’s appearance on the children’s version of the Great British Bake Off, Natalie has now revealed it was the death of her father and Eliza’s grandfather last May that gave her inspiration to continue with the show’s intense recruitment process. Natalie shared how, despite Eliza's grandfather passing away just a few days previously, the talented baker chose to continue with the show in his honour.

The number of rough sleepers in Greater Manchester has fallen by almost a third across since last year, it’s been revealed.

Greater Manchester is a ‘long, long way’ from having to introduce local lockdowns like Leicester - but leaders have stopped short of ruling them out entirely.Mayor Andy Burnham said the region ‘will be doing everything’' to avoid local restrictions as new figures showed Covid-19 infection rates in some boroughs were higher than expected.Rochdale, the ‘worst case scenario locally’, has reported 28.8 cases per 100,000, which is less than a quarter of the 135 reported in Leicester.Cases across Greater Manchester have also been falling while Leicester has been going in the opposite direction, Mr Burnham told a press conference on Wednesday.The region's figure is 13.3 for the past seven days and falling.

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Boris Johnson must come good on vows to end the North-South divide in his plans for a recovery.

The number of hospital patients dying from Covid in Greater Manchester has halved this week, from 28 to 14.Andy Burnham outlined the latest trends here at his weekly press conference, in which he also highlighted a ‘significant reduction’ in patients in intensive care, adding: “The overall picture is moving in the right direction.”The number of new cases appears to have currently stabilised at between 200 and 250 a week, compared to the height of the crisis, when numbers were closer to 1,000.Infections in care homes seem to be ‘stable’ too, he said, with 15pc of those in Greater Manchester currently reporting cases.

have for weeks now been questioning how this will work in reality - and how it will practicably be enforced. It seems their questions remain unanswered.At a Transport Select Committee and when asked about how prepared city leaders were for local lockdowns from a transport perspective, Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester Mayor, said the concept was 'fraught with difficulties', adding: "There is very little information out there beyond statements that the secretary of state for health has made."On the radio this morning he was talking about local lockdowns at a GP surgery, at hospitals, at a place of work.