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EXCLUSIVE: Aardman, the iconic UK animation studio behind Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run, has rejigged its top team and brought in a BBC Studios executive to oversee an IP push.

EXCLUSIVE: Tubi has acquired Aardman Animations’ series Lloyd of the Flies.

There’s no denying Laura Tott was a stunning bride at her wedding to long-term partner Sean Clarke. And when OK! caught up with the former First Dates star she told us the unique way in which she chose her gorgeous Paloma Blanca gown. “My mum picked it!” she told us.

Laura Tott married long-term partner Sean Clarke in a stunning ceremony at the gorgeous Tunnels Beaches venue in coastal Devon.The former First Dates waitress described the day as “unbelievable, incredible and wild” and there were lots of personal touches, especially when it came to her wedding breakfast. Laura and Sean had DIY decorations which represented each of the 12 years they’ve known each other. “We had a photo [on each table] that represented each year,” Laura, who turns 30 this week, told us.

First Dates waitress Laura Tott recently married her partner Sean Clarke in a stunning coastal ceremony in Devon. And now the 30 year old has exclusively shared her wedding album with OK!. From tears at the aisle to a Radio 1 DJ and saxophonist at their reception, the couple have shared all the pictures and details from their beautiful big day.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent“Wallace and Gromit,” the cult British stop-motion comedy franchise created by Nick Park of Aardman Animations, is set for a virtual reality makeover. Aardman is partnering with Meta Quest and Paris-based banner Atlas V to create an interactive, narrative-led, single player VR experience which will follow the new adventures of Wallace and Gromit.Called “The Grand Getaway,” the VR experience will revolve around Wallace and Gromit’s holidays and will launch in 2023 in the Oculus Store for Meta Quest.

BBC have confirmed the loveable comedy franchise is set for a comeback after the broadcaster announced the producers are in the works of launching a new spin-off for Christmas 2024.It will come from the creative minds at animation powerhouse Aardam who are also responsible for the popular children’s TV series Shaun The Sheep.As millions of viewers are set to tune into the British classic, producers revealed the upcoming film will focus on Gromit’s worry that Wallace has become too dependent on his glorious inventions.And his worries are proven to be correct when the inventor creates a ‘smart gnome’ that quickly develops a mind of its own.When events inevitably spiral out of control, it comes down to Gromit to put aside his feelings and battle the sinister forces at work – or Wallace may never be able to invent ever again.The film will follow the latest Shaun the Sheep instalment The Flight Before Christmas, a Wallace & Gromit spin-off which aired on BBC One last year.Chief content officer at the BBC, Charlotte Moore said: “It’s incredibly exciting to be taking British audiences on a cracking new adventure with Wallace & Gromit and to be continuing our long relationship with Aardman and Nick Park following the success of Shaun the Sheep this Christmas.”Sean Clarke, managing director of Aardman added: “Wallace and Gromit are so loved by everyone at Aardman – they’re like family to us – and we couldn’t be more excited to be creating a brand new film for them to star in.“When Nick came up with the concept for a ‘smart gnome’, we all agreed that Wallace would find the idea irresistible – despite warnings from Gromit, who is wise beyond his (dog) years.“We’re sure audiences will find the story irresistible too.”The TV series

Wallace and Gromit are returning to screens for the first time in more than 15 years, with the BBC and Netflix snapping up Aardman’s latest animation, while Netflix has unveiled first look and cast for Aardman’s Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget.