Monty Don: Gardeners' World host hits back at criticism for weighing in on farming debate

David Duchovny sported a mustache and soul patch as he was spotted on the set of the upcoming comedy The Estate on Friday.The 61-year-old actor was seen with the new facial hair while filming scenes with co-starsToni Collette, Anna Faris, Kathleen Turner and Rosemarie DeWitt in New Orleans.The X-Files alum donned a colorful button-down floral shirt under a dark blue blazer with matching trousers. In character:David Duchovny sported a mustache and soul patch as he was spotted on the set of the upcoming comedy The Estate on FridayDavid stood with his hands on his hips as he acted out a scene with Anna on the steps of a house that had large white columns.

John Mulaney was the picture of a doting dad on Friday morning as he took his infant son Malcolm on a walk in Los Angeles.The 39-year-old SNL host wore a red baseball cap as he carried his and 41-year-old girlfriend Olivia Munn's tot in a blue carrier sling.Later on Friday the Predator actress shared a sweet video clip on their son watching TV with her mom. Precious:John Mulaney was the picture of a doting dad on Friday morning as he took his infant son Malcolm on a walk in Los AngelesThe comedian was dressed in a black hoodie and black Adidas pants with a single, thin white stripe going down the legs.He teamed the look with a pair of black and white sneakers as he and his only child got some fresh air.

So You Think You Can Dance co-creator Nigel Lythgoe revealed on Friday that his long run as a judge on the show is over.'On a personally sad note, I have not been asked to be on the judging panel this season,' he announced on Twitter.The 72-year-old, who has been a judge on all of the previous 16 seasons, said: 'I don't know who will be saying 'Cue Music' but I wish them well.' End of the road:So You Think You Can Dance co-creator Nigel Lythgoe revealed on Friday that his long run as a judge on the show is over Gracious:'On a personally sad note, I have not been asked to be on the judging panel this season,' he announced on TwitterHis tweet had graciously begun: 'I am so thrilled that America's young aspiring dance talent will get to work with some of our greatest creative choreographers.'FOX, which airs the show, declined a request for comment by People magazine. Nigel created So You Think You Can Dance with Simon Fuller, whom he previously worked with when they were both producers on American Idol.When the first season aired over the summer of 2005, Nigel was the only permanent judge - though he has had star-studded company on the panel over the years.

Kanye West is seemingly coming to terms with his divorce from Kim Kardashian.

Marisa Tomei claims she did not get paid for her role in the King of Staten Island film, directed by Judd Apatow.In a new interview with Rolling Stone published on Thursday, the actress, 57, said she reached out to her co-star Pete Davidson, 28 - who also wrote the script along with Apatow andDave Sirus - to see whether he received his paycheck. The movie was shot in 2019 and released in 2020.'I actually just was talking to Pete today, because I was like, "I never got paid for that. Did you? In this age of transparency, can we talk?"' she said.

He is home safe in Los Angeles after fleeing the war in Ukraine and Maksim Chmerkovsky, 42, appears to be leaning on his wife Peta Murgatroyd, 35, for support as he processes the trauma.The couple were seen practically glued to one another on Thursday while running errands and taking a walk on the beach as they try to return to normal life in the U.S.On Friday,Maksim told GMA that he feels 'shame' and 'guilt' about being able to escape his war-torn native land for the safety of home as many of his friends fight Russian forces on the frontlines in Europe. Together again: The couple were glued to one another as they walked on the beach after spending a terrifying week apart with Maks stuck in Ukraine amid fightingMaksim appeared stoic while out in Malibu with his wife.

Willow Smith showed off a brand new tattoo in a post that was shared to her Instagram account on Wednesday.The 21-year-old performer had a photo taken of her upper left arm, which featured an intricate design of a hand reaching up towards a spiraling vortex, with numerous mathematical symbols weaved into the bottomShe also sent a shout-out to her tattoo artist in the post's caption, and both referred to him as 'my manzz' and wrote that he 'did it AGAIN!!' Fresh ink: Willow Smith showed off a brand new tattoo in a post that was shared to her Instagram account on WednesdaySmith also shared a selfie to her Instagram Story on Friday afternoon, and she placed a text graphic that read 'I'm the f****** worst' on her forehead.The singer rocked a red T-shirt that bore a graphic print of Anakin Skywalker and a leather biker-style jacket in the shot. The Meet Me At Our Spot performer accessorized with an orange-tinted pair of sunglasses and various articles of jewelry.She also shared a video to her account where she was seen playing bass while singing her song The Anxiety.

Michael Cera and his wife Nadine have welcomed their first child together.The happy news slipped when Amy Schumertalked about her co-star Cera to ET.'Michael has a baby, too. Is that public knowledge?...I just outed him, I just outed his baby,' Schumer said.Cera, 33, later confirmed it himself, saying he and Nadine are 'right at the beginning of it.

Sherri Shepherd is 'praying' for Wendy Williams.The 54-year-old star's new TV talk show, Sherri, is set to replace The Wendy Williams Show on Fox in September - but she remains supportive of Wendy, whose long-running show is poised to end later this year.'I'm so thankful to Wendy for letting me fill in for her and letting me fill the gap to support her as all the other co-hosts have also done,' Sherri told Deadline. Supportive: Sherri Shepherd is 'praying' for Wendy Williams.

Despite the many lives of Joe Kimbreu, this timeline does not have another season of Ordinary Joe in store. On Friday, Deadline learned exclusively that the NBC series would not be moving forward for Season 2. With the cancellation sinking in, the creative team behind Ordinary Joe, including co-creator Garrett Lerner, reflected on the series.

Gardeners’ World star Monty Don and his wife Sarah opened up about their life when they penned a book together.The couple, who tied the knot in 1983, got candid about their financial and health struggles over the years.Sarah said that at one point the pair “dreaded” the arrival of post, as it would only bring bills and bad news.“We both dreaded the post.

Gardeners' World, Monty Don, 65, has revealed that he knew wife Sarah was "the one" the first time he saw her, in their book The Jewel Garden.The presenter of BBC Two's Monty Don's American Gardens' now-spouse was married at the time and it took a divorce "to sort things out".The pair have been married for nearly 40 years.Gardening expert Monty has opened up about how his relationship started with his wife.In their book, he explained how he "knew that she [Sarah] was the one".However, at the time, Sarah was married to another man.Monty continued: "It took a little time and a divorce to sort things out, but I was right."The gardener's admission comes after looking back at his time at his house The Hanburies.Monty describes the two years he

Gardeners’ World host Monty Don was in a reflective mood this week, after digging up some well established parts of his garden at Longmeadow.The presenter told fans that he had removed the box hedge in his Cottage Garden, five days after completing working in the Jewel Garden.Monty had previously revealed that the beautiful hedging, which was a prominent feature in both sections, had been “ravaged” by blight.Sharing an update on Instagram today, he said: “The removal of box hedging has now reached the Cottage garden.“I mourn what they once were, but not what they had become thanks to box blight.“Everything changes,” the 65-year-old added in view of his 753,000 followers.Many took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, has sparked an outpouring of love and support from his fans after he shared a photo of his late dog Nigel in view of his 752,000 Instagram followers.The American Gardens host’s beloved Golden Retriever died eight months ago after he fell ill and suffered from “violent fits all night”.Monty reflected on the loss of his pet pooch by posting a photo of him enjoying some winter sun, which he revealed was taken “this time last year”.Nigel could be seen sitting outside in the garden beside a fence in a patch of sunlight.He had his eyes closed and seemed to be very relaxed as he basked in the warm glow.The author and horticulturalist penned alongside the snap: “Nigel this time last year, the old boy

Gardeners’ World presenter assessed his outdoor space and revealed to his 751,000 Instagram followers that his plants, hedges, and grass “didn’t seem too bothered” in spite of the extreme weather conditions.Monty’s picture showed his adorable pet Yorkshire terrier, Patti, enjoying a walk down the centre of the garden path.The path was fringed with beautiful snowdrops, while the grass looked green and healthy.The horticulturalist wrote alongside his snap: “This has been under floodwaters, snow and ice all in the past 10 days. “Doesn’t seem too bothered.”Fans seemed surprised that Monty’s garden seemed completely unaffected by the wintry weather.One person wrote: “Isn’t it great how the garden recovers.

Gardeners' World host Monty Don spoke of the “immensely impressive service” he received yesterday when he got the Covid jab.The 65-year-old shared the news on social media, confirming that he’d received his first dose of the Oxford/Zeneca vaccination.Monty also said that he was “grateful” for the professionalism of all the people who were involved with running the programme.“The NHS is so good,” the clearly delighted TV star told fans.Following his appointment, he spoke about the news on Twitter, in view of his 210,200 followers.He tweeted: “I had my first Oxford/Zeneca vaccination this afternoon and hugely impressed and grateful for the professionalism, cheerfulness and efficiency of everyone involved.Many took to the comments section of

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don, 65, has addressed a "puzzled" fan after his "wonderful" vaccine news caused confusion online. Just days ago Monty took to Twitter to share the news with his 210,000 followers that he had booked himself in to receive the first of two coronavirus vaccines.The presenter shared the happy news with his followers on Twitter.He revealed: "Just booked my first vaccination jab for this Saturday.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, told fans it was a “big day” as he started the process. He shared four pictures of the garden at his Tudor farmhouse on Instagram in view of his 748,000 followers today.

Gardeners' World and American Gardens host Monty Don has shared the "wonderful" news that he has been booked in for his first coronavirus vaccine. Monty, 65, shared the news with his 209,600 followers, who agreed that the broadcaster "must be protected at all costs".Taking to Twitter, the gardening expert shared the announcement with his followers.He revealed: "Just booked my first vaccination jab for this Saturday.

https://amzn.to/39h4jlv,” they added.The TV star typed back: “Not sure whether to be flattered or dismayed that Nigel is going so cheap!”Underneath fans responded that no matter the “price” of the book, Nigel will always have a sacred place, in their hearts.One wrote: “I was just reading a trending thread about celebrity passings which had a significant effect on you even if you didn’t know them personally, Nigel’s passing hit me hard. I read this book on my honeymoon and listened to your audiobook again after his passing RIP Nigel bear xx.”A second replied: “Whatever the price of the book ......

Monty Don is best known for presenting as part of popular BBC gardening series Gardeners' World.