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Finally, after all this time, Rita Ora is opening up about her feud with Rihanna! And she’s… denying the whole thing??

SHE’S the pop star who is as famous for her many boyfriends as she is for her music – but now Rita Ora has slammed the ­constant attention on her love life as “sexist”. Before she married film maker Taika Waititi this summer she had dated a string of music stars, actors and TV personalities. And Rita, 32 today, says a man would never have his career eclipsed by the attention on his former lovers.

Katherine Ryan has spoken out about her claim she confronted an alleged sexual abuser in the entertainment industry.

KATHERINE Ryan says the star she accused of being a predator on a TV show has sexually assaulted people and despite it being an open secret no one has managed to "nail him down." The Canadian comic revealed five months ago how she stood up to the alleged fiend while making the programme, but stopped short of naming and shaming him publicly. Now she has also revealed how the confrontations, originally thought to have taken place off-camera, were actually filmed as part of the show but were cut out before it went on air.

EXCLUSIVE: Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse Productions is making a premium Sky documentary about the tragic Lockerbie bombings as the celebrated documentarian and his Mindhouse co-founders talk moving into scripted, “leaning into the U.S. market,” future investment and the BBC’s controversial Jimmy Savile drama.

DAME Judi Dench fought back tears tonight during what fans have dubbed an "utterly enchanting" interview with Louis Theroux. The Oscar winning actress became emotional while talking about her late husband Michael Williams, who died in 2001. They were watching an advert for spreads which they starred in together, when Judi said: "Thank you, Clover butter." Louis, 52, asked: "Are you OK talking about how it came to an end, how he came to die?" Judi, 87, replied: "Well he wasn't well..." before pausing.

Radio Times’ View From My Sofa podcast.Louis’ work has allowed viewers from all over the world to get an insight into diverse subjects over the years.For his latest series, Louis Theroux’s Forbidden America returned to the US to explore the impact of the internet on some of the most controversial corners of American society.Speaking to Express.co.uk and other press, Louis revisited one “sad” and “surreal” moment during filming.Louis’ first instalment is titled Extreme and Online where the documentary-maker meets the new influencers of the far-right.  In the episode, Louis tries to uncover why they have become so popular, as well as the extent of their influence on their followers.The broadcaster recalled one particular chaotic interview with a member of America First.Describing the man he spoke to, he said: “He's got a history on the far right if look at him you might think he was a hipster artist like he could be a ceramicist living in Hoxton, he's got a long beard.”“He described himself to me as an artist, but he makes his money out of gaming like a lot of these guys he met his far-right peer group on a gaming platform,” he continued.“They would get together and game together and now he's a self-described troll.“He also makes money from people who tune in to hear him doing his streams and to watch him game, which is a job on the internet, among millennials and teens.“I’m there to find out more – I’ve seen him doing what appears to be a Hitler salute not once but twice at the America First event and then I find another picture a screengrab of him doing his Nazi salute.”“I heard him say on a stream, ‘Louis Theroux is going to come and interview me I've got a little trick up my sleeve,” he continued.“‘I’ve got a little

After a sudden exit from the public eye, Stormzy is back with a fresh confidence, which he will discuss with Documentarian Louis Theroux.

ONE is a geeky telly interviewer, the other a cool rapper. But when Stormzy met Louis Theroux for his new show, the streetwise grime artist turned out to be such a fanboy he poured his heart out to him.

Prime Video, Hillary Clinton’s HiddenLight Productions and Gordon Ramsay’s Studio Ramsay are among the 67 networks and production companies to commit to having half of their UK factual shows directed by women.

K.J. Yossman Amazon Prime Video and BBC Studios Factual are the latest comopanies to sign up to We Are Doc Women’s pledge to commit to 50% female directors for their factual output. They follow previous signatories BBC Documentaries, Channel 4 Documentaries, Hilary Clinton’s HiddenLight Productions, Lenny Henry’s Douglas Road Productions, Gordon Ramsay’s Studio Ramsey, and Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse, who have all previously committed to the pledge. Also comprising the 67 signatories are production companies including The Garden, Blast Films, Wall to Wall, Twenty Twenty, Lime Pictures, Minnow Films, Dragonfly Film & TV and Arrow International Media, 72 Films, Dorothy Street Pictures, Rogan Productions, Story Films, Empress Films and Grain Media.

K.J. Yossman BBC have unveiled their fall/winter arts and factual slate including documentaries on Elon Musk and fashion designer Virgil Abloh, who tragically died last year at the age of 41, as well as a new Louis Theroux series in which he interviews stars including Judi Dench, Rita Ora and Stormzy. “I’ve been in my new role for four months and I’ve been blown away by the sheer range, scale and quality of programming coming out of the factual, arts and classical music departments,” said Kate Phillips, director for unscripted. “From stand out documentaries like ‘The Real Mo Farah’ and ‘Freddie’s Field of Dreams’ to the BBC Proms and the launch of ‘Frozen Planet II,’ the team here are at the very top of their game, bringing audiences high impact, uniquely public service content at its very best. We’ve got plenty more to look forward to in the months ahead and I’m excited to unveil such an impressive array of diverse new content featuring big and upcoming talent, and bringing us new perspectives, incredible access and big moments for everyone.”

Kate Ward, Vice Studios Global President and the boss of Pulse Films, has joined BBC Studios to oversee factual.

Manori Ravindran International Editor Vice Studios global president Kate Ward is joining BBC Studios to oversee its factual portfolio, Variety can reveal. Ward has been appointed to the role of managing director for factual at BBC Studios Productions, where she replaces Tom McDonald, who left the company earlier this year to join National Geographic. With her new role, the well-respected executive — who most recently served as president of global studios and Pulse Films for Vice Media Group — will take on one of the most significant production portfolios in the U.K. industry, spanning the BBC’s Natural History Unit, Documentary Unit and Science Unit. She will also oversee relationships with BBC Studios’ roster of production companies, including Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse Productions, David Olusoga’s Uplands TV and James and Soleta Rogan’s Rogan Productions.

Louis Theroux, Amelia Dimoldenberg and Jason Derulo have teamed up for a new video for Theroux and Duke & Jones’ viral song ‘Jiggle Jiggle’ – you can watch the clip below.The novelty track, which features audio of Theroux rapping on Dimoldenberg’s YouTube series Chicken Shop Date (in a callback to a moment from Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends), was recorded following the huge popularity of Duke & Jones’ original auto-tuned TikTok video, which has been viewed nearly 80million times.Theroux has embraced the attention, telling The New York Times recently that “I sincerely hope we can all make some jiggle jiggle out of the phenomenon. Or maybe some fold.

Andrew Callaghan and his roving news organization Channel 5 are producing some of the most compelling independent journalism today. With the approachable absurdity of Andy Kaufman and the gentle empathy of Louis Theroux, Callaghan and co. produce on-the-street interviews that tease authentic responses out of their subjects filmed at chaotic gatherings across the United States (right-wing conferences, rap festivals, and protests are reliable locations).

OnlyFans page. The 26 year-old once stunned BBC presenter Louis Theroux when she revealed how much money she earns in a typical month on the adult subscription site. READ MORE: Porn star Mia Malkova opens up about £2.2m a year career - and ultimate fantasy And now, speaking to the Pillow Talk podcast, Mia has opened up about the reality of working on the traditional side of porn, where she travels to a set to spend the day filming with a professional production crew.Mia began by admitting that she’s filmed “hundreds” of scenes with professional porn companies, before setting out what a typical day on set looks like.“You have to do hair and makeup, that’s typically the first thing; that takes about an hour and a half,” she explained.“Then you do stills, so those are all the pretty photos that they use to promote, before the makeup gets ruined.“Then you do an intro if there’s an intro to whatever the porn thing is.

Rylan Clark will be joined by his mum Linda, on today’s episode of Celebrity Gogglebox (Friday July 1).He has joined the series ahead of the Pride anniversary special, helping mark 50 years of Pride in the UK.Channel 4 says the special will “reflect on the incredible achievements and challenges of advancing LGBTQ+ rights and visibility over the last half century, while also platforming the diversity of identity and sexuality in the 2020s”.Rylan, 33, discovered his own sexuality when he was just 10 years old, after watching a Louis Theroux documentary of all things.He met his now ex-husband Dan, 42, in 2015, though they split after six years of marriage.Here is everything you need to know about Rylan’s relationship history.Dan is best known for his appearance on 2013’s Big Brother, making it to week six of the competition before being voted out.Before that, he was a police officer who worked on Operation Yewtree.This was an investigation into child sex abuse by famous stars such as Jimmy Savile.However, it was during his time on Big Brother when he and Rylan first crossed paths.Rylan interviewed him following his exit and the rest was history.Just two years later, they were married after Dan proposed during an idyllic trip to Paris.They tied the knot in 2015 with an intimate ceremony.In June 2021, reports surfaced that Dan had moved out of their shared London home and moved into a flat in Essex.Soon after, the split was confirmed by Rylan, who broke his silence on the situation later that same month.Speaking to The Sun, he said: "Following reports about Dan and I spending time apart, I feel I have to speak out - as the way it is being reported is unfair.“I have made a number of mistakes which I deeply regret and have

OnlyFans has been something of a revelation in the adult content industry, with people of all walks of life flocking to the site to share their content.Everyone from reality stars like Kerry Katona and Katie Price to A-listers like Bella Thorne and Cardi B have been flocking to the site looking to find a new income.One group that has unsurprisingly moved to the site are women already working in the adult industry.Speaking on Louis Theroux’s BBC documentary episode Porn’s Me Too, adult actress Mia Malkova explained the reason she and so many others now preferr to use the site rather than work with traditional studios."I am completely in control, I do it from home, I can do what I like and how I like. It’s a better quality of living,” she said.Malkova told the veteran interviewer she can make between £110,000 and £180,000 a month - more than she did working for someone else - as well as having the power to decide exactly what she does and doesn’t do."I love OnlyFans.

Gordon Ramsay is the bookies favourite to be one of the contestants on this year’s Strictly Come Dancing.

Shakira is a better dancer than Jimmy Fallon, but it’s still fun to see them battle it out. The Colombian singer stopped by The Tonight Show this week to talk about her new job as a judge on the upcoming NBC series, Dancing with Myself.