Lawrence Chaney: Last News

Celebrity Gogglebox will air an episode to celebrate Pride with the cast of Netflix's LGBTQ+ show Heartstopper. Actors Kit Connor, Joe Locke, Yasmin Finney and William Gao – who play Nick, Charlie, Elle and Tao on the series, respectively – will join the show for a special airing tonight (July 1), sitting on their sofa and ready to dish on some telly.

Michael Owen has finally been brought up in the Love Island villa. Last night's episode saw the footballer's daughter Gemma speak about her famous father to other islanders for the very first time on screen.

K.J. Yossman “Heartstopper’s” Kit Connor, Joe Locke, Yasmin Finney and William Gao are set to appear in a Pride-themed episode of “Celebrity Gogglebox.”“Gogglebox” is the long-running Channel 4 unscripted series that sees regular people and their family and friends reacting to television shows that aired the previous week.

During R Kelly 's sex abuse trial, shocking details of his marriage to late singer Aaliyah resurfaced.

Katie Price and fiancée Carl Woods have jetted off on a romantic getaway to Thailand in celebration that she avoided a jail sentence last week.

Winner of Drag Race UK Lawrence Chaney will appear on Celebrity Gogglebox this week and fans are buzzing about the news.

Glasgow Drag Race UK winner Lawrence Chaney will appear on Celebrity Gogglebox alongside fellow star Tia Kofi this week. The local winner of season two of RuPaul's Drag Race UK, Lawrence will be joined by fellow alumni Tia Kofi on the popular Channel 4 programme on Friday. The star posted the announcement to their social media, informing fans of the exciting news.

Variety, Christina is set to perform the hit with Mya, with the singers joined by members of the touring stage musical of Moulin Rouge! just for an added high kick.This isn’t the first time a Lady Marmalade reunion has been dangled in front of our salivating mugs, with Mya, 42, previously saying she hoped there would be a reunion ahead of the song’s anniversary.Mya told Metro.co.ukin2020: ‘Next year’s the 20th anniversary so I hope we have a reunion together.‘I’m sure we’ll get together and do something and I’m hoping it’ll be on stage or television, that’d be amazing.’However, she dashed hopes of herself and the gang re-releasing it with a modern twist because they would need a major budget.The Vivienne, Tia Kofi and Lawrence Chaney take over Metro's social media for PrideBig Pride Quiz tells you how much you actually know about LGBT lifeNicola Adams: Be your true self in a world that is always telling you to be something elseShe explained: ‘I’m not sure how that would work to get four, well five because Missy Elliott was involved as well, that’s a lot of budget and we’re in different times and so are the labels.’Watch this space, we suppose.Metro.co.uk contacted Christina’s reps for comment. Got a story?If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you.

Express.co.uk about the Eurovision final, given the success of her team on Drag Race’s hit parody song UK? Hun. However, the star admitted that she didn’t watch the show at all, but cheekily added that she would like to “give it a go”.Tayce attended the launch of ABSOLUT’S Born to Mix fashion collaboration in London two weeks ago, where she teamed up with celebrity favourite London designer, Chet Lo, and the team from next gen collection Institute of Digital Fashion for a cutting-edge runway show. Before Tayce took to the catwalk, however, she shared her thoughts on Eurovision. Tayce and her fellow drag queens produced an unexpected chart hit during their time on the show.The episode in question saw the United Kingdolls compete against Bananadrama in The RuRuVision Song Contest (a spoof of Eurovision).The United Kingdolls, which featured Tayce, Bimini Bon Boulash, Lawrence Chaney and A’Whora, were crowned the winners for their song UK Hun?The song was so popular it ended up reaching Number 4 on the UK's biggest chart show in February 2021, as well as number 27 on the UK’s Official Singles Chart.However, when asked if she follows Eurovision, Tayce replied: “No, not a clue.

Colourboxx festival has been cancelled this summer in Bellahouston Park.

Scotland's flagship film and TV awards are to return to a full-scale red carpet event for the first time in three years. BAFTA Scotland has confirmed that its annual ceremony in Glasgow will be going ahead at the DoubleTree by Hilton in the city centre.

Saturday Night Takeaway viewers took to social media to request subtitles after Paloma Faith's appearance.The singer appeared on Saturday's episode as the guest and she sat in the announcer booth which had a stylish leopard print makeover. Paloma introduced herself saying: "It’s me." But despite the singer's exciting feature, fans of the ITV show said they couldn't hear what she was saying.

Saturday Night Takeaway viewers who flooded the show with complaints after the Geordie duo performed in drag.In the first episode of the new series, Ant McPartlin was transformed into Lady Antoinette while Declan Donnelly took on the persona of Miss Donna Lee.The popular comedy duo joined the stage on Saturday with three former Drag Race winners in an epic End of the Show special organised by drag legend RuPaul Charles.As they strutted their stuff in their glamorous minidresses on the ITV show, the dynamic duo showed off their new moves as they took part in a choreographed special alongside The Vivienne, Krystal Versace and Lawrence Chaney.And while the large majority of fans loved the impressive performance, independent regulators Ofcom logged 59 complaints from viewers who had an issue with the scenes out of a total of 71 objections throughout the show.But the slew of complaints didn’t faze the northern lads, who addressed the controversy on Saturday night’s show.The show opened as Queen frontman Adam Lambert referenced their drag performance as he welcomed them on the show.He said: “But first, some people call him Lady Antoinette, that’s Ant McPartlin and this is Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.”Ant started the hosts’ intro and Dec added: “Yes, now I know you’re all thinking, ‘We’ve come to see Lady Antoinette and Miss Donna Lee. Where are they? Who are these clowns? Get off’.

ANT and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway viewers have complained after an episode where they dressed up as drag queens. TV watchdog Ofcom said 59 people took issue with the scenes - out of a total of 71 objections to the show.

Saturday Night Takeaway.According to the TV watchdog, 59 complaints related to a drag routine, which was performed by the two hosts on the night.Plus, eight complaints related to a prank made against Jeremy Clarkson.The hosts returned to TV screens on Saturday (February 19) and to mark the occasion the pair had a drag makeover. They starred on their show in drag alongside the three winners from RuPaul's Drag Race UK – The Vivienne, Lawrence Chaney and Krystal Versace.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly teamed up with the winners of Drag Race UK to perform their new charity song. The “angels of the north” transformed into their drag alter egos Lady Antoinette and Miss Donna Lee for the End Of The Show Show on Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway. Drag Race UK winners The Vivienne, Lawrence Chaney and Krystal Versace also appeared in the final performance, which was introduced by American drag queen RuPaul.

RuPaul will appear on 'Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway' alongside 'Drag Race' stars. The ITV show's premiere on Saturday (19. 02.

RuPaul's Drag Race winners Lawrence Chaney and The Vivienne claim dress designers have begun over-charging drag queens for their creations.

Lawrence Chaney has revealed they ended up in hospital after getting over excited while watching Ru Paul try a Scottish accent on Drag Race UK.

Scots drag star Lawrence Chaney was back on our screens tonight and of course had us all in stitches of laughter.

Lawrence Chaney, Ruth Davidson, and Muriel Gray joined fans to celebrate 18 years since Michelle McManus won Pop Idol and released All This Time.