Tracy Shaw: Last News

Naman Ramachandran Arabella Burfitt-Dons’ dark coming-of-age music drama film “Finding My Voice” has completed principal photography and is currently in post. Debutant Anais Garness is in the lead role of teenage aspiring singer-songwriter Melanie Kendall, raised in a North London council apartment by her mother Lisa, portrayed by “Bionic Woman” star Michelle Ryan.

For those who love Corrie, actor Dolly-Rose Campbell will be a familiar face.The 36 year old first joined the iconic soap opera in 2014 as Gemma Winter, and over the years, has successfully made the transition from bad girl gone good, after she was introduced as drug dealer Callum Logan's pal. Fast forward almost a decade and Dolly, aka Gemma has settled well into Weatherfield life, from welcoming quadruplets with veteran character Chesney Brown (Sam Aston) to bagging a job at the local takeaway, Prima Doner. However, like any other Coronation Street resident, it's not all been plain sailing, as Gemma has been involved in her fair share of dramatic storylines.

CORONATION Street legend Tracy Shaw is unrecognisable from her character Maxine Peacock 19 years after she was brutally murdered on the soap. The 49-year-old actress can be seen in two very different wigs on the set of her latest film Cookster: The Darkest Days. Mum-of-two Tracy is hard at work at Elstree Studios, the home of Strictly Come Dancing, and she is clearly relishing her first acting role in nearly five years.

Coronation Street stars have taken the title?After Maxine Peacock star Tracy Shaw first won Rear Of The Year in 1996, the doors opened for a wave of cobbles stars to win the award in the decades since.The Coronation Street cast have also narrowly beaten one another to the post, with Kym Marsh and Michelle Keegan in close competition with one another in recent years.READ NEXT: Celebs transforming into sexy Barbies - Liz Hurley plunging gown to Love Island lingerieFrom Tracy Shaw to Michelle Keegan, Daily Star looks back on the Coronation Street stars who won Rear Of The Year.One year after actress Tracy Shaw made her cobbles debut as Maxine Peacock in Coronation Street, the star won Rear Of The Year in 1996 - alongside fellow winner and Gladiators star Hunter.The blonde bombshell posed for photographs in a sexy blue dress with thigh high split, as she flashed her signature smile for the cameras - framed by her stunning blonde curls.She also became a regular model for "lads mags" during her time on Coronation Street, before departing the soap after her character was brutally killed by Richard Hillman in 2003.Coronation Street icon Jane Danson has delighted fans as Leanne Battersby since 1997, before leaving the soap three years later and making a surprise return in 2004.Following in the footsteps of former co-star Tracy Shaw, Jane Danson also won Rear Of The Year in 2000 - with the star showing off her peachy bum in a pair of light blue jeans.She accepted the award at London's Hyatt Carlton Hotel, where BBC presenter Graham Norton won the same award alongside her.The Rear Of The Year awards kept on coming for Coronation Street, when in 2012, Sunita Alahan star Shobna Gulati won.

Coronation Street during the nineties, before her character was sadly killed off by resident serial killer Richard Hillman.The actress later revealed the reason for leaving the popular ITV soap, telling daytime talk show Loose Women: "It was a huge pressure just because of the viewing figures [of Coronation street]."When I had Louie, I used to take him out for a walk with Angela [Griffin] with the pushchairs and it just didn’t feel right to have photographers take pictures of the boys and they haven’t got a choice in this."I took some time out just because it all got a little bit too much for me and I needed to respect that my kids were going to be brought up in the world I was living in and I felt really uncomfortable about that."However, she has recently returned to the world of acting on stage, showing off a glamorous transformation on social media that has sent fans wild.To celebrate Tracy Shaw's return to the stage, Daily Star has taken a look at the actress' life since leaving Coronation Street.Tracy had huge success on Coronation Street, even being awarded the Rear of The Year accolade in 1996.However, the star also had a secret singing career alongside her stint on the cobbles.In 1998, the star released two singles called Ridin' High and a cover of Lonnie Gordon's Happenin' All Over Again, but neither record managed to break into the top 40 in the UK Music Charts.

CORONATION Street star Tracy Shaw is unrecognisable 18 years after starring on the long-running soap. The actress, 48, looked a world away from the cobbles as she shared a snap of herself behind the scenes at a theatre.

Coronation Street icon Jane Danson has left fans floored with a sexy throwback snap featuring her female co-stars.In the sweet pic, she and her cobbles co-stars can be seen kitted out in England football uniforms featuring the Umbro logo.She sits alongside fellow actress Tracy Shaw, who played Maxine Peacock in the soap, with her hair arranged in a middle parting with strands falling to frame her face.Behind them perch Denise Welch, who rose to fame as Natalie Barnes on the Street in 1997, Angela Griffin who appeared as hairdresser Fiona Middleton until 1998, and Beverley Callard, best known for playing Liz McDonald.All five women had ramped up the sex appeal for the sporty snapshot, with Angela leaning over to rest her hands on Jane and

said on her role: ‘It’s a wonderful part for me. ‘She’s a lovely leading lady, it’s quite a big piece for me and it’s just a joy.’

DARREN Day has revealed he's engaged for the sixth time - one year on from splitting from his Emmerdale star wife Steph Dooley. The notorious womaniser, 52, shared snaps of girlfriend Sophie Ladds wearing a stunning diamond ring to share the happy news with fans.