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Joe Wicks welcomed his baby daughter just a few days ago and has now revealed her gorgeous name.

UK soap icon Bill Treacher left a large sum of money to his family to ensure they're taken care of following his tragic death in 2022.

McKinley Franklin editor Sergio Calderón, a longtime actor who appeared in films including “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” and “Men in Black,” died Wednesday of pneumonia. He was 77. Calderón’s representative, Julie Smith, confirmed his death to the LA Times on Thursday. Calderón appeared in the 1997 film “Men in Black,” where he played the floating head on a pole carried by an alien that Tommy Lee Jones’s Agent K reveals, earning him the nickname “Head on a Stick.” Calderón was born in Mexico, where attended the Instituto Andrés Soler of the Asociación Nacional de Actores. While he was working as an English teacher, he broke into the film industry with a role in “The Bridge in the Jungle” which starred John Huston. In “Under the Volcano,” directed by Huston, he played one of the murderers.

This Morning viewers weren't impressed on Thursday morning when Andi Peters and Rochelle Humes discussed A-Level results day.Slamming a demonstration for being "pointless", fans were far from enjoying the segment about exam results that saw a bottle of coke exploding in the studio.Talking about how teenagers up and down the country will be opening their results today, Andi had some words of advice for students.He said: "The good lesson in life, most brown envelopes contain bad news."So if you get the results you want in a brown envelope, it's getting you ready for real life."READ NEXT: Andi Peters brutally slams This Morning guest chef as 'rude' as she makes assumptionRochelle then introduced clinical psychologist Dr Julie Smith, who appeared on the show to ease the nerves of the students around the country who will be opening their results today. Holding a bottle of coke, Dr Julie said that A-Level results day is "full of lots of emotions".She added: "When you work for two years on something, and building up to your exams, it's a bit like doing this to your stress response."As she spoke, she began vigorously shaking the bottle of coke, before opening it in a clear plastic box.The bottle of coke fizzed up and then exploded everywhere, with Dr Julie explaining that it demonstrated emotions on exam results day.But viewers at home weren't impressed by what they saw, with many taking to social media to criticise the segment."Good grief we are that dumb we need a visual aid to understand stress! Jesus Christ!! #thismorning," penned one viewer on Twitter.Another added: "The coke thing was utterly pointless.

Customers of the first shop in the world where items were bought with kindness instead of cash have pledged 195 hours of their time to volunteer at local charities.

Derry Girls star Siobhan McSweeney and Brenda Fricker. It is based on a novel by TV chat show host Graham Norton. READ MORE: Channel 4 viewers want Jeremy Kyle sacked from radio job after documentary While the drama picked up, fans complained at the slow plot and were unconvinced by the show.

assaulting victims who refused to buy items from them. Police raced to Cults in Aberdeen yesterday after multiple aggressive pedlar incidents were reported.

Ferne McCann has revealed she has been seeing a therapist for three years in a candid admission to fans.

Several Democrats close to President-elect Joe Biden claim that Pete Buttigieg will almost certainly have a spot in the Biden administration come next year.