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Britain's Got Talent star Nathan Wyburn impressed the judges in one fail swoop as the artist created his own images with weird and wonderful mediums.During his time on the show Nathan used multiple household items to create his images - and in his most recent twist, he decided to use McVitie's biscuits instead.It's no surprise Nathan was popular on the show as he targeted the judges as his muse for the creations, but as shake-ups have continued throughout the series, there's one thing he's said he had to miss.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star Online, Nathan said he would have "loved" to get the Golden Buzzer.He added: "When they did the show where they brought back previous popular contestants that was great. I would love the opportunity to show myself in a more confident way - I was quite shy back then."I think the best thing about the show now is the Golden Buzzer, there wasn't one when I was on there and I think, because I created a portrait of Michael McIntyre who was a judge at the time, I maybe would have got the golden buzzer."However, keeping in line with BGT, Nathan decided to make an image of Alesha Dixon as she wasn't on the panel during his time on the show - and he has said that is his "golden buzzer" moment.He added: "It's a nice little touch that I didn't quite get back then."Nathan's special project took over three days to complete as he created a masterpiece using over 600 biscuits including McVitie's Chocolate Digestives, Hobnobs and Rich Teas.He used a mosaic technique to create Alesha's features from a mix of full biscuit and broken pieces with the entire project commissioned as part of McVitie's Golden Moments campaign.

Anton Du Beke’s wife Hannah Summers has previously been mistaken for a member of the Royal Family.The surprising comparison between the Strictly Come Dancing judge’s wife and the royal has been made a number of times on social media.Anton, 55, and Hannah, 46, keep their lives fairly private, and it is perhaps because of that reason that she is sometimes mixed up with a certain royal. As fans do know so little about the Strictly star’s wife, when she is photographed some confuse her with Sophie, Countess of Wessex. The Countess of Wessex is the wife of Prince Edward and bears a striking resemblance to businesswoman Hannah.Back in 2018, when Hannah appeared on Michael McIntyre's Big Show, one viewer tweeted: “I’m sure Anton du Beke’s wife is married to Prince Edward.” Another added: “Was tryna think who Anton’s wife looks like, then it come to me… “Prince Edward’s missus The Duchess of Wessex #DeadRinger.” (sic) A third agreed, commenting: “Anton du Beke's wife looks like royalty!!”Anton married wife Hannah back in 2017, and the couple share two children together. The star has been a dancer on Strictly for many years, but began his career as a judge on the show last year.Anton is also set to return to the judging panel once more again this year, after he proved a popular choice with the public and his fellow cast members. Outside of his busy career, Anton enjoys spending time at home in Buckinghamshire with his wife Hannah and their adorable twins.Anton met his wife in 2010 when they were attending a dinner as members of the local golf club.Hannah is a successful business woman and Chief Marketing Officer at leading mobile network security company AdaptiveMobile.The pair got married in secret five years ago and welcomed

This week, our columnist Judi Love has given us the lowdown on her week spent with chart-topping legend Sean Paul, after having welcomed the mega star onto Loose Women. Writing in her weekly OK! magazine column, the much-loved comedian also spoke out on the shocking racially aggravated attack against eleven-year-old schoolboy Raheem Bailey, who tragically lost his finger whilst being chased by bullies. She also lets us in on her Platinum Jubilee/birthday extravaganza plans, praises Ainsley Harriott for saving his sister from drowning and celebrates Loose Women's incredible National Television Award nomination.

Britain’s Got Talent has been a big hit with audiences since it burst onto our screens back in 2007.Simon Cowell has been a regular judge on the show since it first began and he has welcomed a whole host of pals to help him along the way, including Amanda Holden, David Hasselhoff, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon, Piers Morgan and Michael McIntyre.However, throughout the show’s decade-and-a-half run, there have been a few moments that have rocked the boat and caused a stir between the judges and auditionees.Read on to check out some of BGT’s most awkward moments, from on-air arguments to performance failures.It’s often a joke that Simon Cowell and David Walliams have a jokey love-hate relationship, but back in 2019 tensions rose a little too high between the judging pair.After a performance from magic act As Angels Inc, fellow judges Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden said they felt “empowered” by the women, but Simon admitted he preferred their audition piece.The women asked viewers to vote for them as they embody “confidence,” and David took the opportunity to quip at Simon: “Get with the programme, granddad. This is feminism in 2019.”Simon then shouted at David: “I’m not the one who’s voting, smart a***.

K.J. Yossman When it was revealed earlier this month that “Sex Education” star Ncuti Gatwa would be taking on the role of the new Doctor Who, the whole world was taken by surprise – including Gatwa’s “Barbie” castmates.Simu Liu, who is co-starring alongside Gatwa and Margot Robbie in the upcoming doll movie, revealed Gatwa kept his “Doctor Who” casting a secret for months, with the “Barbie” stars only learning of the news at the same time as the rest of the world.“[He] didn’t tell anyone a thing,” Liu said during a talk with “The Matrix Resurrections” star Jessica Henwick in London on Thursday evening as part of his book tour for his memoir “We Were Dreamers.” “And then all of a sudden over the weekend he was announced.

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London to a £1.5million mansion in leafy Hampshire.The loveable funnyman, who has lived in the capital all his life, is reported to be relocating to the countryside with his wife Cathy and their 16-year-old son Max.Micky, 59, has earned a fortune of more than £25 million from DVD sales and gigs since capturing the hearts of the British public with his breakthrough Out Out tour in 2011.A source told the Daily Mirror: “This is massive for Micky. London is all he’s ever known.

One of the brightest young stars of the UK’s comedy scene is bringing his show to Dundee next month.

Alison Hammond, 47, has revealed backstage secrets from This Morning as she spilled her off-set ritual with co-host Dermot O'Leary, 48.After arriving at the BAFTA TV Awards 2022, the presenter exclusively told Daily Star: "We just get our makeup done together really. "Get our makeup done and have a little chat about what we've been up to."The I'm A Celeb star revealed the pair "have a little Lizzo" in the mornings and when asked if they have a group chat, admitted: "I don't have a group chat because I just have direct messages to my Dermot O'Leary."Alison looked nothing short of incredible as she glammed up for a day at the annual TV awards.

Alan Carr has hailed his upcoming tour as his personal form of ‘therapy’ following his split from husband Paul Drayton. The 45-year-old presenter announced in January that he and Paul had gone their separate ways after 13 years as a couple and three years of marriage. Promoting his upcoming Regional Trinket tour during Wednesday’s instalment of Lorraine, the Chatty Man star detailed his marriage breakdown.

Britain's Got Talent champ Jai McDowall has dished on his hunky transformation over a decade after winning the ITV talent show - and why he now feels more confident than ever.The Scottish singer-songwriter won the fifth series of Britain's Got Talent back in 2011, which bagged him £100,000 and a performing slot at the 2011 Royal Variety Performance.Jai narrowly beat bookies' favourite Ronan Parke after dazzling the nation with his singing voice as well as then-judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Michael McIntyre and David Hasselhoff.Since leaving the show, Jai's kept himself busy with a handful of projects, such as touring the UK with his star-studded theatre show Les Musicals with G4 frontman Jonathan Ansell.However, some fans might be wondering what the Scottish hunk looks like these days, given it's been over a decade since he first walked onto the stage to audition for the BGT judges.Jai spoke exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley about nose surgery, fawning fans, and why he feels more confident in his appearance.He had fans swooning over his epic new look when he appeared on Britain's Got Talent: The Champions in 2019, a moment published in an array of outlets at the time.And it turns out Jai was surprised by his friends who messaged him about the news stories.Asked if he saw the comments, Jai said: "My friends did and sent it to me being like 'have you seen this?', and I was like 'no, because I don't Google myself!', but yeah I've got a few of that.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker, 45, is making his debut on a new show after news of his exit from the popular programme was announced earlier this month.The presenter seems to still be on good terms with his soon-to-be-former employer, however, as he is set to appear in BBC series The Wheel. Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel, is a game show hosted by the comedian and broadcasted on Saturday evenings on BBC One. Dan will join a host of other celebrities as they help contestants from the general public try to win a cash prize, all while sitting on a giant spinning wheel. Taking to Instagram on Friday, the presenter shared the news with his 274,000 followers. Dan shared a snap of himself smiling as he’s strapped into one of the chairs on the big wheel.“Well… That was intense!” the former Strictly Come Dancing star penned. “Can’t wait for you to watch it #TheWheel”. This exciting new show debut isn’t the only thing Dan’s fans will have to look forward to, however, as the journalist is also set to join the team at Channel 5 in the imminent future. The presenter will be lead anchor of the channel’s recently re-launched 5pm news bulletin.On the show he will join Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije who co-presents 5 News, which is produced by ITN. At the time, the father-of-three admitted that the opportunity was “too good to turn down.”He issued a statement about his career move, which said: “I can't wait to get stuck into the daily news show, but I am also excited about making some great new TV for Channel 5."I love their ideas and creativity and it’s rare to get an opportunity like this where paths and ambitions meet."The chance to do something different was too good to turn down.”He was also forced to address rumours that his motive for

Britain’s Got Talent judges have come and gone, Amanda Holden has warned Simon Cowell she will never get replaced on the panel.  The actress and presenter, 51, has sat beside Simon, 62, since Britain’s Got Talent began in 2007, initially alongside then TV judge Piers Morgan.  Since then the likes of Kelly Brook, David Hasselhoff and Michael McIntyre have all joined the panel and left again, while Alesha Dixon and David Walliams have been firm fixtures for 10 years.

Britain’s Got Talent last night. And for once it wasn’t Simon Cowell.

BBC One confirmed the return of two of the UK’s favourite gameshows.Following a three-year hiatus, BAFTA award-winning presenter Michael McIntyre will be returning as the host for The Big Show and his popular gameshow The Wheel.The father-of-two is expected to film six episodes of The Big Show, which will be on screens later this year, and features popular segments including Send to All, Celebrity Midnight Gameshow and the Unexpected Star of the Show.Speaking of his return, Michael, 46, said: “Three long years of no Unexpected Stars, of me not getting my hands on a single celebrity’s mobile phone, of people sleeping soundly without fear of me sneaking into their bedrooms.“Well the wait is over, the Big Show is back and we’ve used those three years to think of even bigger surprises and bigger laughs! I’m elated that both shows are so beloved and returning to BBC One.”Also teasing the return of The Wheel, the comedian added: “And, as well as making stars of the unsuspecting public on the Big Show, I will be making another series of the show that literally revolves around me! Yes! The Wheel is spinning back too!” he added.The gameshow is packed with edge-of-your-seat jeopardy, big laughs, huge stars and a colossal spinning Wheel.Contestants hope to answer their way to a fortune, guided by seven celebrities in a bid to win life-changing cash.Both game shows are produced by Hungry McBear Media, with Holly Willoughby’s husband Dan Baldwin at the helm.Dan said of the news: “We can’t wait to bring two of the nation’s favourite Saturday night shows back to BBC One.“If you’ve missed seeing Gino D’Acampo in his pants at midnight, a firefighter singing Opera or Jamie Oliver texting everyone in his phone that he loves chicken nuggets

The BBC has confirmed that two TV shows will return to the screen after years off air. Michael McIntyre’s Big Show and The Wheel will return to BBC One again providing much-needed Saturday night entertainment. The BAFTA award-winning presenter and comedian will return to host both of the returning shows.

Ukraine. Alan Carr, Michael McIntyre and Romesh Ranganathan are teaming up as part of a star-studded line-up for a comedy event raising money for the war-torn country. The charity benefit will be held across two nights at London's Eventim Apollo on March 28 and 30 in aid of the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Humanitarian Appeal providing aid to those fleeing Ukraine.

Famous comedians across the UK are joining forces to put on a special show to raise money for Ukraine.

TWO of the UK's most popular comedians, Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe are bringing their popular podcast to the stage. Rob Beckett & Josh Widdicombe's Parenting Hell Live tour has added an extra date due to demand, and here's how you can get tickets. If you click on a link in this story we may earn affiliate revenue.

BBC Balamory star Miles Jupp is now a famous comedian and successfully starred in Harry Potter.The legendary CBeebies series, set in a fictional Scottish village, saw Miles play a wacky inventor called Archie, who lived in the big pink castle and donned a purple kilt.Miles starred in the kids' show from 2002 - 2005 and appeared in 74 episodes.Since the show, Miles has gone on to great things and has enjoyed regular TV appearances including in The Thick of It, Outnumbered, Netflix's The Crown and Sex Education, and Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow.He also played the weatherman in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and racked up other movie credits including The Legend of Tarzan, Sherlock Holmes and Johnny English Reborn.

BALAMORY may have ended 16 years ago, but it is still treasured today in the minds of its fans. The legendary CBeebies series, set in a fictional Scottish village, saw happy-go-lucky characters like Miss Hoolie and Suzie Sweet being favourites with young viewers.