Naga Munchetty reacts as BBC co-star joins rival ITV after 13 years at the broadcaster

Julia Fox turned the sidewalk into a runway on Saturday, as she was spotted striding down the streets of New York City's Meatpacking District in a striking all-black ensemble.Kanye West's ex-girlfriend, 32, looked ravishing wearing a clingy low-cut black mini dress that showcased her ample cleavage and thigh-high black boots.The outing comes after Fox's whirlwind trip to Italy, where she stunned at Milan Fashion Week in numerous fashionable looks and reportedly inspired the makeup at Versace's runway show with her ultra bold dark eyeshadow. Runway: Julia Fox turned the sidewalk into a runway on Saturday, as she was spotted striding down the streets of New York City's Meatpacking District in a striking all-black ensembleThe mom-of-one - who shares son Valentino, one, with ex-husbandPeter Artemiev - accessorized her outfit with a spacious black purse and a Matrix-style long black coat with blue lining.

Kirsten Dunst has been riding high in the wake of her very first Academy Award nomination for her role as Rose Gordon in the drama film The Power Of The Dog.And whilethe Western psychological drama has helped her accumulate a whole new slew of fans, many people know her as the leading lady of the firstSam Raimi trilogy of Spider-Man films.It turns out that Dunst would be more than happy to make a triumphant return to the franchise, and that includes reprising her role as the web-slinging hero's love interest Mary Jane Watson. Open to return: Kirsten Dunst, 39, revealed she would be open to returning to the superhero genre, and in particular, reprising her role as Mary Jane Watson in Spider-Man'There's still time.

William Earl John Mulaney was welcomed into “Saturday Night Live’s” five-timers club with a sketch that featured suprise appearances by Conan O’Brien, Tina Fey, Paul Rudd, Candice Bergen, Steve Martin and Elliott Gould.The group of veteran past “SNL” hosts hazed Mulaney before handing him a coveted royal blue smoking jacket with a large numeral 5 embrodered on the right breast.The sketch opened with Martin, Rudd and Bergen meeting in a private library-like setting, all wearing their jackets.

Paul Rudd was set to host for the fifth time. However, what was supposed to be his triumphant induction into the show's coveted five-timers club was somewhat spoiled by the COVID-19 surge in New York.Now, just over two months later, John Mulaney returned to host the show for his fifth time, and got the traditional fanfare with special guests Steve Martin and Candice Bergen — decked out in their traditional smoking jackets with a golden «5» logo emblazoned across them.The sketch began with Rudd lamenting how he missed his own special.«Well, not to be a total bitch but my five-timer show in December was going to be a lot better. That is, until the whole cast decided to call out sick,» Rudd said, before welcoming Mulaney into to club.

Maggie Gyllenhaal won the USC Libraries’ Scripter Award tonight for her adaptation of Netflix’s The Lost Daughter, based on the novel of the same name by Elena Ferrante, making Gyllenhaal the frontrunner to take home the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. Since 2011, the Scripters have proven to be a remarkable bellwether for the Academy Awards in the category, syncing up eight years in a row. They’ve diverged in each of the last three awards cycles, however, although Gyllenhaal is no doubt hoping to start a new streak.

Chelsea F.C. has new stewards.

“What we’re all trying to say is that this has become not special,” Steve Martin told John Mulaney during his SNL Five Timers club initiation.

global surge in gas prices isn’t much of a concern on Lynbreck Croft. The 150-acre farm in the foothills of the Cairngorms isn’t even connected to the gas grid and relies solely on a wood-burning stove to heat the small log cabin where Lynn Cassells and Sandra Baer live.Similarly, impending war in Ukraine or Downing Street scandals barely resonate when there is no television to watch the evening news.As for when Covid first struck and the nation was gripped by panic buying, the pair instead took stock of the kitchen garden in which they grow 95 per cent of the fruit and vegetables they eat, the well that provides their water supply, their beehives, and the freezers filled with cuts of meat from their own livestock, and figured they’d get through the pandemic just fine.‘We’ve started to become really good at stepping back and getting on with our lives here,’ explains Lynn, 43.This is the good life; the one we have all dreamt of in the past two years of rolling lockdowns and general dystopia.After falling in love while working at the National Trust, six years ago Lynn and Sandra quit their jobs, left behind family and friends and moved to Lynbreck Croft, a centuries-old smallholding along an ancient drovers’ road about five miles outside the town of Grantown-on-Spey.

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Vegan cheez, tofu scramble, cauliflower steak or chickpea curry: meat-free cho-ices have never been so great. I’m quite envious of the modern ‘plant-based’ posse: when I gave up meat for a decade back in the ’80s, I was lucky to be offered a baked potato with congealed cheese.But it’s not all rosy: if you are an old-fashioned veggie, who prefers to get their protein from eggs and cheese rather than ‘plant-based meat and dairy alternatives’, it can feel like the vegetarian option has been pushed off the menu.

BBC Breakfast co-host Naga Munchetty took to social media at the weekend, where she confessed she was feeling "gutted" – and her followers rushed to respond, although they didn't all agree!The down-to-earth presenter posted a tweet on Saturday referring to the Six Nations rugby results after Scotland beat England 20-17 in their first game.MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty sparks major fan reaction for 'lifesaving' actionsShe wrote: "Congratulations [Scottish flag emoji]. Am gutted for [English flag emoji]." She then added: "Great entertainment #SixNations2022."Naga's followers were quick to share their own opinions, with one posting a string of Welsh flag emojis as they teased: "It made me feel a lot better."WATCH: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty applauded by fans after lifesaving actionsAnother shared that they had also been rooting for England, commenting: "It was edge of the seat and wanting to join in.

TV CHEF Tom Kerridge called out presenter Naga Munchetty for apparently “pulling a face” after he revealed his favourite pub grub on today’s BBC Breakfast.  Tom, 48, appeared on the popular BBC morning show to talk about the return of Pub in the Park later this year following disruptions during the pandemic.  As the celeb chef discussed the hit music and street food festival, hosted by Michelin star chefs, Naga asked: "If you could only ever have one pub meal for the rest of your life what would it be?" The owner of the Hand and Flowers, the only UK pub with two Michelin stars, answered: "I mean, it's got to be fish and chips hasn't it? It's well known throughout the world. And if it’s done properly, fish and chips is just the greatest thing out there”.

Naga Munchetty, 46, has thrown her support behind Rafael Nadal, 35, today as she tuned into the Australian Open final.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 46, has sent her condolences to her former colleague Rory Cellan-Jones, 64, after he suffered a heartbreaking loss.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty was left red-faced after asking her friend over to "Netflix and chill" - without knowing the phrase was a euphemism for something else. Naga spoke to her listeners on BBC Radio 5 live on Thursday morning about sayings that were either forgotten or that had fallen out of common use.  During the discussion, she spoke to an expert about the origin of certain idioms and came to a startling realisation.  One of Naga’s callers was lexicographer and language podcaster Terry Victor, who brought up the phrase “Netflix and Chill”.

Naga Munchetty was mortified when she confessed how she accidentally invited someone over to “Netflix and Chill” blissfully unaware of the hidden sexual meaning.During the 46-year-old's BBC Radio 5 Live show, the BBC Breakfast broadcaster caught up with a language expert as they discussed the origin of certain popular idioms and how certain common phrases came to be when she had a startling realisation.Throughout the show she talked to her loyal legion of fans about their favourite phrases and unusual sayings that seemed to confuse others depending on their age demographic.But it was her catch-up with lexicographer and language expert Terry Victor who brought up the internet slang term “Netflix and Chill.”While she discussed the common phrase with the caller, podcast host Terry informed the BBC Breakfast host how the initially innocent phrase is often used as a euphemism for casual sex.However, the common phrase was lost on Naga, who confessed how she had been taking the simple phrase literally until she learnt about its alternative meaning during Wednesday’s show.Discussing the impact that internet slang has had on the English language, Victor said: “It’s like the Netflix and Chill’ popped up. That's a phrase that people now understand.”Unaware of its hidden meaning, she innocently asked: “Doesn’t it mean relax?” as Victor explained: “Yeah, well the relaxing is very intimate.

Naga Munchetty spoke to her listeners on BBC Radio 5 live about sayings that were either forgotten, or that had fallen out of common use. During the discussion, she spoke to an expert about the origin of certain idioms and came to a startling realisation. Naga, 46, talked to fans about their own favourite phrases, as well as various sayings that seemed to perplex some people depending on their age demographic. One of Naga’s callers was lexicographer and language podcaster Terry Victor, who brought up the phrase “Netflix and Chill”.“Netflix and Chill” originated as an internet slang term and is used as a euphemism for sexual activity - typically casual sex. However, this common phrase was lost on Naga, who appeared to have been taking it literally all this time. Speaking about internet lingo, Victor said: “It’s like ‘Netflix and Chill’ popped up.That’s a phrase that people now understand.”Naga asked Victor to repeat the phrase, which he then did quite clearly.“Doesn’t it mean relax?” She asked.“Yeah, well the relaxing is very intimate,” Victor replied euphemistically, “You come round to somebody’s house for a Netflix and Chill.” At this, Naga appeared flabbergasted, exclaiming: “Oh! Oh my goodness.So It’s like a date? Or a booty call?” “Yes, it’s like a booty call.

Naga Munchetty could not believe her ears when she learnt the true meaning of 'Netflix And chill' - and admitted she needs to check her texts.The BBC Breakfast host was presenting a segment on popular sayings on her BBC Radio 5 Live show when she made the shocking discovery - having previously been sure it just meant "chill out".Talking to special guest and lexicographer and podcaster Terry Victor, Naga was stunned when she learned that the saying had other connotations and wasn't just literal.She exclaimed: "Oh my goodness! Oh, so it's like a date? Or a booty call?"Terry responded: "It's like a booty call. I think that's the way you put it.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 46, took to Twitter today to praise her TV colleague after she provided a tearful update that saw her pass her driving exam with no faults. News correspondent Victoria Fritz was over the moon to get such a fantastic result and Naga was thrilled for her friend. This morning, Victoria, 37, tweeted out a picture of herself holding her Practical Driving Test Pass Certificate to her 38,200 followers.Standing next to her in the car park was driving instructor Alamin, who the presenter was quick to thank for his tutoring. “FIRST TIME, NO FAULTS!!” she wrote excitedly.“Alamin the magician.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has hit back at a viewer on Twitter after being labelled "condescending" and "arrogant" following a discussion on the programme this morning.The star spoke to the First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, about the easing of Covid restrictions in the country, but one disgruntled Twitter user soon took issue with the line of questioning and was quick to slam Naga for her interview style.In view of her 265,100 followers, the BBC presenter hit back after being branded "arrogant" by the unhappy viewer.Naga wrote: "Curiosity is a great quality."Hope that isn't too condescending for you X."It comes after the social media user took issue with the sound of Naga's voice, before taking aim at her attitude.After tagging the BBC presenter, Twitter user @tircwmwd wrote: "I'm curious to know: were you born with that arrogant and condescending tone of voice, or is it just something you've honed to perfection at the Beeb?" (sic)They added: "First Minister of Wales 1 supposed BBC journalist 0," (sic)."Da iawn, @MarkDrakeford Well said!" they finished their post.This morning saw Naga speak to the Welsh First Minister about the easing of Covid restrictions in Wales.Naga said: "I'm sure many people in Wales will be looking to the restrictions that have been eased in England and thinking, 'Why are we not there?'"'Why are we not at that stage if we're hearing a similar message from the UK government that looks after the rules in England, that numbers are coming down and hospital admissions, the pressure is easing on the NHS," she added.Mr Drakeford replied: "Well, we've always taken a different approach in Wales, one that takes things step by step in line with the science, where a government that doesn't

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty has taken to social media to react to one of her co-stars leaving the broadcaster.She shared her well wishes this morning after Martin Colley announced his “last shift”.Naga MunchettyNaga was among those sharing their congratulations to the BBC director.He shared yesterday with his own followers how he was leaving after 16 years.Martin wrote: “Bye bye BBC last shift done.“Nearly 16 years man and boy working for loads of programming.”He then tagged some of the shows he had worked on as well, including BBC Breakfast, Newsround and Match of the Day.BBC Breakfast’s Naga reacted to his tweet this morning.She penned: “We'll miss you - Good luck! X”Martin was quick to respond to his costar, thanking her for her message.“Thanks Naga, always a pleasure,” Martin replied.Martin first announced he was leaving the BBC back at the end of December.He shared how he was leaving the corporation for ITV.On December 23, he penned: “Personal News.“After 15 years I’m leaving the BBC.“I’ve got a shiny new Shoot/Edit job with @itvnews starting in Feb.“It’s been a great time and I have lots of happy memories…”Following his update about his final shift at the BBC, plenty of his colleagues shared their goodbyes.Producer Nazia Mogra wrote: “Ah Martin I'll miss you.Thanks for all your hard work today and always x.”BBC News Producer Carol Lowe added: “@itn’s gain is our loss.“Good luck, Martin.