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Tipping Point : Lucky Stars presenter Ben Shephard poked fun at Julian Clary after his "rubbish" performance on the show. The celebrity special of the ITV show saw comedian Julian Clary, Radio presenter Sara Cox, and Coronation Street actor Alan Halsall take part in a bid to win big money for charity.However, Julian didn't get off to the best of starts, as he made a series of blunders.He answered an array of questions incorrectly, and Ben took great joy in teasing him, as he exclaimed: "You're rubbish!"The Good Morning Britain host made another cheeky dig at Julian as he said: "You've got one counter left now Julian.

royal doesn't make you immune from awkward parenting moments—at least according to Prince William, who recently had a delightfully awkward and relatable moment with his oldest son, seven-year-old Prince George.On Friday night, the entire Cambridge family—Will, Kate Middleton, George, and their younger kids, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2—went to a Christmas performance of Pantoland at the London Palladium.

Prince William has shared the awkward moment his innocent eldest son George asked him to explain a naughty joke at the pantomime.

The Duke of Cambridge has paid tribute to Dame Barbara Windsor, describing her as a “giant of the entertainment world” as he took his family to see a panto. In a rare public outing, an excited Price George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis watched a performance of the National Lottery’s Pantoland at the Palladium – staring Julian Clary, Elaine Paige and a host of stars – with parents William and Kate in the royal box.

Graham Payn, an altogether less troubling young man, was to become Coward’s longest and most constant companion, and became the executor of his estate when the dramatist died in Jamaica in 1973. Then there’s Jack Wilson, Coward’s American manager, who has the square-jawed look of Marlon Brando, or an American football player.

Joan Collins revealed she had a run-in with a police officer while vacationing in the South of France. The 87-year-old "Dynasty" star said she was "yelled at" in Ikea after swapping out her face mask for a clear face visor, which is now illegal under a new law put in place last month.

French forces kicked Dame Joan Collins out of a branch of Ikea for breaking the law by not wearing a face mask.

THE internet has gone wild for the online trend of people sharing snaps from when they were 20-years-old - and it didn't take long for celebrities to jump on the bandwagon, too. From soap stars to TV presenters, see if you can identify these #MeAt20 pictures.

If there’s one thing we love, it’s a viral fad, and the #MeAt20 thing is really hitting the spot.

supports HTML5 videoThe Bolds books by Julian Clary have fast become family favourites – and the author himself has recorded a special reading of the fifth instalment – The Bolds Go Wild. As part of Metro.co.uk’s Lockdown Storytime, Julian has read a chapter of the wonderful story about the Bolds, the wildest family in Teddington, illustrated by David Roberts.

This Morning beauty Holly Willoughby was left in fits of laughter today following an interview with Julian Clary. Holly, 39, was back on our screens this morning alongside co-star Phillip Schofield.The dynamic duo welcomed Julian on to the show on Thursday to chat about his latest children's novel, The Bolds.Conversation quickly turned to Julian's pantomime role being under threat during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.Julian told Holly and Phil: "We are waiting patiently for the government to see what they are going to do.He cheekily added: "It's not Christmas without Dick is it Holly?", in relation to popular pantomime Dick Whittington.ITV star Holly was left giggling at Julian's comment.The blonde beauty replied: "It really isn't.