Naga Munchetty mocks BBC Breakfast co-host with 'trust you' jibe after world record

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Wyatte Grantham-Philips editorAfter almost a month and a half with no performances, Broadway on Hollywood’s production of “Hamilton” returned to the Pantages Theatre on Wednesday with a special audience: 2,600 Los Angeles public high school students.“I can’t imagine a better way to start our last six weeks here in the Pantages,” James Viggiano, company manager for the Los Angeles company of “Hamilton,” told Variety — adding that the return also marks the production’s last leg at the Pantages. “The cast always looks forward to having a house full of students because it’s an energy unlike anything else.”As countless theaters across the country know all too well, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has led to significant delays and uncertainties for bringing live performances back to the stage.

Andy Serkis and Michael Sheen look alike for years, but now even their own kids are getting confused.Andy has revealed that Michael’s daughter mistook the Planet of the Apes star for her dad.People have been confusing Michael and Andy for each other for years due to their similar looks, and the 57-year-old actor can recall one incident when Michael’s child Lily excitedly ran up to him at an airport after thinking it was her dad getting off a flight.Andy – who is world renowned for his performance capture work – was being interviewed by The Guardian when he was asked by a reader if anyone has ever asked him for Michael’s autograph. He replied: ‘Ha! No.

Ralf Rangnick could be the latest victim of player power in the Premier League should he lose his job because Manchester United stars are 'annoyed' by his training sessions. The German coach may only be contracted in his current role at Old Trafford until the end of the season, but United have been quick to act in the past if they don't see things going in the right direction.Rangnick wouldn't be the first to lose a job in that manner, with players on occasion visiting chairman in order to share concerns about the middle man.

A game between historic rivals Porto and Sporting Lisbon descended in utter chaos on Friday, with even matchday staff getting involved.The pair faced off in what ended up being a 2-2 draw - but after the game, tempers flared and an incredible five players were subsequently sent off for their involvement in the scuffle.Agustín Marchesín and Pepe of Porto, along with Sebastián Coates, João Palhinha, and Bruno Tabata of Sporting, all received their marching orders as the Primeira Liga encounter became marred with post-game fighting.Even more remarkably, it appeared that ball boys and stewards got involved as well. Stunner viewers online gave their thoughts to the wild scenes.One jokes that the ending result was like WWE.

The most expensive home in America, described as "a modern masterpiece", could sell for up to a whopping $500 million (£370 million) at auction if it doesn't sell quickly. On Friday, the Los Angeles, California dream property became the most expensive listing in the US when it was listed for $295 million (£217 million).However, if it doesn't sell by February it will be auctioned and could fetch up to $500 million.The 105,000-square-foot mega mansion, which features an excessive 21 bedrooms and 42 bathrooms, was built by Nile Niami, a Hollywood-producer-turned-developer, who promoted the hilltop haunt as the “biggest and most expensive modern home in America".Because of Miami's growing costs the project plunged into mayhem and it was placed into receivership last year, meaning that as part of a bankruptcy agreement it could be flogged to the highest bidder if it doesn't sell quickly.“It’s a modern masterpiece,” said Branden Williams, of The Beverly Hills Estates, which is representing the property along with Aaron Kirman of Aaron Kirman Group at Compass.

Adele seemed to confirm her engagement to NBA Sports agent Rich Paul on the Graham Norton show on Friday (February 11).The 33-year-old chart topper found herself in a bit of a corner when the BBC host quizzed her over the gigantic ring that was placed on her wedding finger.Speaking about Adele's performance at the BRIT Awards 2022 earlier in the week, Graham said: "I don't know if anyone noticed when you were sat at the piano singing, microphone in right hand.... the left hand didn't move as much as normal.Then the host joked: "It almost seemed heavier."The award-winning artist began to laugh, before Graham prompted: "Is there...?"Interjecting, Adele barked back: "As if I would ever tell anyone if I was or wasn't."With the ring in full view of the camera, she added: "It's lovely though ain't it?"Graham commented: "I have to say as a casual observer it looks like you are."Adele laughed and coyly agreed: "Alright," as Graham cheekily chirped: "I'm taking that as a yes."The Rolling In The Deep star's fans were convinced that Adele and Rich Paul had taken their romance to the next level when the songstress stepped out on the red carpet of the BRITs on Tuesday (February 8) with a huge ring on that finger.If one thing was clear, Adele certainly wasn't hiding the diamond from view as she posed for snaps on the red carpet with sparkling jewel in eyesight.It didn't take long for eagle-eyed fans to notice the gigantic rock, with many taking to Twitter to air their thoughts.One person penned: "Anyone else notice Adele wearing a huge diamond ring on her finger.

BBC Breakfast has undergone some changes this week and the shake-ups kept coming as regular presenter Charlie Stayt was replaced by Jon Kay on Friday morning’s show.Charlie and Naga Munchetty are normally always paired up on the BBC programme, just as Dan Walker and Louise Minchin always host together on their scheduled days in the week.But with Charlie noticeably absent, the BBC chose to let Jon Kay fill in instead.Viewers were also left puzzled and confused by the variety of changes to the usual BBC Breakfast line-up this week.During Thursday’s edition of the programme, both Charlie and Naga were absent.And the pair also took another day off earlier this week.Fans can only hope things return to normal with next week’s

BBC Breakfast sports reporter Mike Bushell was forced to run out of the studio on today’s show (May 7) – leaving Naga Munchetty in hysterics.Naga was joined by John Kay on the sofa this morning and were joined by Mike during the show to speak about last night’s Europa League results and the news that Ed Sheeran has become a sponsor of childhood club Ipswich Town.But it appeared he was in a bit of a rush to get out of the studio when his report came to an end.Speaking on Arsenal’s exit, Mike joked: “What Arsenal need now is a poster to give them an afterglow and make them happier.”“I don’t even think that would help now…” Naga replied.Before she could finish, Mike interrupted with: “I love this next item.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left a little confused on Thursday morning as they had been expecting Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt on their screens.Naga, 46, and Charlie, 58, usually host towards the end of the week, however they were not there on Thursday morning.Instead, sports reporter Sally Nugent and business reporter Ben Thompson took the reins and presented the show.And while Sally, 49, ad Ben, 38, are no amateurs and do often appear on BBC Breakfast, viewers were still a little confused.One said: "Where is Naga and Charlie?"A second wondered: " On BBC Breakfast with Sally Nugent and Ben Thompson are the regular presenters busy elsewhere?"And someone else added: "Why the Z-listers today on BBC Breakfast? This programme has become so

Dan Walker was missing from Tuesday’s BBC Breakfast show.The popular presenter, who has recently stepped down from presenting hit BBC show Football Focus after 12 years, was surprisingly absent for this morning’s edition.The 44-year-old was replaced by fellow host Jon Kay as his bewildered fans wondered where he was.Dan and Louise usually host the popular breakfast show from Monday to Wednesday, before Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt step in to take over presenting duties for the remainder of the week.Dan often updates his fans – and viewers of the show – on his whereabouts.But because of a four-day nationwide social media boycott from football clubs, players, athletes and sporting bodies over the Bank Holiday break, Dan was especially

BBC Breakfast hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were replaced this morning as two other reporters stepped in.BBC Breakfast normally sees the regular team Jon Kay, Rachel Burden, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt of a weekend, and while the hosts are known to sometimes change, normally at least one can be seen.Today saw Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha take over as hosts where none of the regular team were present.Ahead of the Sunday morning programme, Sima took to Twitter to tell all of her followers that she would be back on BBC Breakfast today.Sharing a selfie of her in a spotted pink blouse as she sat on the iconic red sofa, she tweeted: “Morning from the lovely @RogerJ_01 @KDownesBBC @Ben_Rich and Moi…”Her followers were thrilled to

Tom Jones left BBC’s Naga Munchetty in fits of laughter as he shared a stark comment to television presenter Gethin Jones.The music icon was addressing Gethin's joke he was his dad as they share the same surname.Tom, 80, was appearing on BBC Breakfast to discuss his first album in over a decade, Surrounded By Time when he appeared to make a joke towards Gethin.As Naga, 46, and co-anchor Charlie Stayt, 58, linked to Morning Live, Charlie told Gethin and Kym Marsh: "Here's my note to you, Sir Tom Jones coming up."Gethin instantly responded: "Say hi to my dad for me.""Ah Gethin Jones, yes, of course," Naga interjected before adding: "not sure Sir Tom Jones knows about that yet."As Sir Tom appeared on BBC Breakfast, Naga told the icon: "Sir Tom

Line of Duty actor Craig Parkinson, who played the dastardly villain the Caddy - also known as Dot - on the BBC cop show, dropped some major hints on BBC Breakfast today about the season six finale.

BBC Breakfast studio today.The sports presenter took to social media to air his views, as his co-stars attempted to solve the baffling Line of Duty mystery - Who is H?.Ahead of the show’s finale this weekend, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt acted out mock scenes from the police drama for a segment on the breakfast show.They also introduced super fans, who have been trying to crack the case.Mike shared the clip on Twitter, which was originally tweeted by the BBC Breakfast official account.Alongside the footage, he spoke of the tension between DS Stayt and DS Munchetty.“Brilliant analysis from the team but DS Stayt’s hair is ruffled under examination from DS @TVNaga01.“It’s getting tense in here.

Naga Munchetty was caught on camera telling off her BBC Breakfast colleague for playing with some props on set in a hilarious segment.The 46-year-old presenter and her co-host Charlie Stayt introduced three Line of Duty balloon characters on Friday's (April 30) show, with the drama's series finale set to air this coming Sunday (May 2).Placing the balloons on the iconic sofa in the middle, Naga explained the three characters from the AC-12 team to the viewers: "So we have Kate here, Kate Fleming, then Ted Hastings and DI Steve Arnott."Charlie realised that one of the balloons was sliding off the sofa and decided to straighten it up.He then said: "I don't know if you can see the details but they actually got their own lanyards as well.

Naga Munchetty, 46, and her BBC Breakfast co-host Charlie Stayt, 58, were interviewing Sir Tom Jones on the show today. However, the legendary Welsh crooner left Naga lost for words as he called her “love” at the end of their chat.Sir Tom was appearing on the programme to promote his new album Surrounded By Time.However, it was the 80-year-old’s farewell to Naga, which stuck with the BBC presenter after their chat finished.After Naga wished him good luck, he said: “Thank you very much, love.

SIR Tom Jones has said his manager son Mark knows him "better than anybody else" after joining him on the road at just 16. The 80-year-old star opened up about his relationship with Mark, 64, in a new interview on BBC Breakfast today.

Charlie Stayt seemed to confidently over-step the mark, as he made a cheeky jibe at weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood.On Thursday morning’s episode of BBC Breakfast, presenters Charlie and Naga Munchetty paid a special tribute to US astronaut Michael Collins who passed away aged 90.Michael was involved in the incredible Apollo 11 mission to the moon, 52 years ago.While presenters Charlie, 58 and Naga, 46, discussed the legend’s honourable achievements, Charlie couldn’t help but turn to Carol and make a cheeky jibe about her age as he introduced the weather.Discussing the late astronaut's life, Charlie said: "What an amazing life in terms of achievement and a moment in time, that really is something."Naga added: "People had really good

BBC Breakfast was joined by a legendary guest on Thursday morning’s programme as Sir Tom Jones made an appearance on the show.

Cycling Club podcast, she thought back to the roots of what made her fall head over heels for the sport in the first place, and it turns out it was a BBC Breakfast Christmas Challenge. Looking back on the 2012 event that was filmed at Manchester Velodrome, she said: "I'd never sat on a racing bike before I raced in the Velodrome.