Piers Morgan admits Beatles legend Paul McCartney called him up to tell him off

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, 56, took to Twitter today to praise actress Dame Joanna , 75, and to call on people to have more “mental resilience”. Many Twitter users were quick to decry both celebrities' stance on the subject, while some agreed that there was some logic to it. This morning Piers Morgan shared a tweet about Dame Joanna’s comments with his 7.9 million Twitter followers. The journalist retweeted GB News presenter Isabel Oakeshott, 47, who had shared her interview speaking to Joanna Lumley about the subject with her 195, 100 followers. In the caption Isabel wrote: “‘GET OVER IT!’ Joanna Lumley's take on the rush to describe all sadness as ‘mental illness’ - listen to the full podcast on my website.”In his retweet, Piers added: “LOVE this…” with four clapping emojis. “Of course, when I’ve regularly said similar stuff, I’ve been branded a heartless monster. “Perhaps now a national treasure like Dame Joanna’s said it, people may understand it’s actually a good thing to show mental resilience & a bit of ‘stiff upper lip.’”In the video itself, Dame Joanna tried to draw the distinction between struggling with serious mental health issues and feeling sad.She said: “When somebody dies and you grieve, that’s what being a human is.

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Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to welcome a former colleague to his new TalkTV show.The former Good Morning Britain presenter welcomed the former ITV producer to NewsUK ahead of his big debut as he gets set to hit the airwaves in the spring.Piers, 56, penned: "Welcome aboard, Meg!" in response to an excited tweet from former ITV news producer Meg Cope, who seemed giddy at the new role as she departs her post at ITV.She wrote: "In the coming weeks I’ll be joining @piersmorgan and his team as an Assistant Producer for his new global show with @NewsUK."Excited to make some gripping TV & can’t WAIT to get started!"Grateful for my time at @itvnews and wish my amazing colleagues all the best," she ended her post.Followers rushed to the comments to wish Meg luck in her new role.“Congratulations! Great stuff xx" while another added: “Welcome Meg!”Speaking about his new show, the outspoken media personality told the BBC earlier this month: "I am launching a new global daily TV show for Rupert Murdoch's news corporation in America, starting in the spring."It will air daily in the UK, daily in the US and in Australia daily as well so I will be a tri-continental irritant which is something I have been aspiring to be for quite some time.”The broadcaster said his new show will include opinion, debate and big interviews.Piers made headlines when he stormed off the set of Good Morning Britain last year after saying he did not believe the Duchess of Sussex's claims about her mental health, made during her headline-grabbing interview with Oprah Winfrey.The broadcast was the most complained-about TV episode of 2021, prompting 54,595 complaints to the media watchdog.Speaking to The Sun, he said: “Pushy little Princess Pinocchio tried her

Piers Morgan's political analysis was devoured by his 7.9 million followers, as he reacted to the news that Prince Andrew has agreed to undergo a public trial.

Piers Morgan and Stephen Fry have led the tributes to comedy veteran Barry Cryer who died aged 86.The English writer was known for his talents as an actor and comedian, as well as writing for performers including Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, Dick Emery, Kenny Everett, and Sir Bruce Forsyth.Broadcaster Piers branded Cryer a ‘giant of British comedy’ on social media and the 56-year-old journalist shared a photo of the late star smiling.He wrote: ‘RIP Barry Cryer, 86. Such a warm, funny and talented man. A giant of British comedy.

Stephen Fry, Piers Morgan and Mark Gatiss have led tributes to the comedian Barry Cryer, who has died aged 86. The cause of Cryer’s death has yet to be disclosed. Fry was among the first to remember Cryer, writing: “Such sad news, one of the absolute greats of British comedy, Barry Cryer, is no more.

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to welcome a former colleague to his new talkTV show.The former ITV news multimedia producer tweeted excitedly about joining the outspoken media personality, 56, at News UK's TV channel after he left GMB in March last year.In view of his 7.9 million followers, the former ITV host welcomed his new colleague.Piers penned: "Welcome aboard, Meg!"The star was responding to a tweet from former ITV news producer Meg Cope who had shared her exciting news.She wrote: "In the coming weeks I’ll be joining @piersmorgan and his team as an Assistant Producer for his new global show with @NewsUK."Excited to make some gripping TV & can’t WAIT to get started!"Grateful for my time at @itvnews and wish my amazing colleagues all the best," she ended her post.The TV producer was soon inundated with comments of support from Twitter users, wishing her well in her new role.Sam McAlister wrote: "Congratulations! Great stuff xx."While Erron Gordon penned: "Welcome Meg!"Piers previously welcomed on board GMB's former series director Erron after he announced that he was joining the Life Stories host at NewsUK.The former newspaper editor penned: "The very best TV directors thrive off unpredictability, spontaneity & flying by the seat of their pants."Loved working with Erron because the more I tried to trip him up, the more he enjoyed it.Piers continued: "A brilliant talent and ferociously loyal colleague & friend."Huge loss for @GMB," he added.Erron worked with Piers on his show Life Stories, which started in 2009, and saw the outspoken media personality interview former president of the United States, Donald Trump.In a bittersweet post, Erron reflected on his time at the broadcaster,

Comedian Barry Cryer has died at the age of 86 and many have shared heartfelt tributes in response to the news. Born in Leeds, Barry started his career at London's famed Windmill Theatre. Throughout the past decades, he's worked with many prolific names including Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, The Two Ronnies and Morcambe and Wise.

Piers Morgan among the first to pay tribute to the "talented man".The Leeds-born star has written for a number of huge names, including Sir Bruce Forsyth, Tommy Cooper, The Two Ronnies, and Morecambe and Wise.He also wrote episodes for the television comedy show Doctor in the House, which ran from 1969 to 1970.Former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan was among the first to pay tribute, as he wrote on Twitter: "RIP Barry Cryer, 86. Such a warm, funny and talented man. A giant of British comedy.

Emily Atack has became a staple to our TV screens over recent years, having became a permanent fixture on ITV2 show Celebrity Juice and even fronting her very own show. The actress, 32, first found fame thanks to for her portrayal of Charlotte Hinchcliffe in hit show, The Inbetweeners, and has seen her career go from strength-to-strength ever since. It appears Emily's inherited her mum's talents, with her also being an actress who has starred in titles such as EastEnders, Crossroads and Holby City.

Piers Morgan has slammed singer Adele after she had to push back her Las Vegas gigs amid an outbreak of Covid in her team which meant her show 'wasn't ready'.

Piers Morgan didn't hold back when offering his thoughts on Adele's decision to cancel her Las Vegas residency just days before it was scheduled to start. The songstress announced last week in an emotional video that the show wouldn't be going ahead, telling her 49 million Instagram followers: “It ain’t ready.” ”I'm so sorry but my show ain't ready," she confessed in the clip.

Piers Morgan has hit out at Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, branding her interview with LBC "excruciating".The outspoken media personality, 56, didn't hold back as he blasted the politician for "not having a clue" as she spoke about how the UK would respond to an "attack from Russia".In view of his 7.9 million followers, the former newspaper editor shared his thoughts on the interview earlier today.Piers wrote: "This is excruciating."The Foreign Secretary, who wants to be Prime Minister, doesn’t seem to have a clue what she’s talking about on the vital foreign policy issue of the moment," he added.The star also shared a short clip of LBC host Nick Ferrari interviewing the Foreign Secretary on the topic of how the UK would react to a "Russian attack".

Piers Morgan is certainly not fond of Adele pulling out of her Las Vegas residency just one day before she was expected to kick off her 24-night concert on January 21.The Easy On Me singer tearfully apologised to her fans in a video posted to her Instagram last week, saying that due to half of her crew being infected with Covid, the team consequently ran out of time to get things ready before the show’s start date."I'm so sorry," the chart-topper said. "But my show ain't ready. I'm so upset, and I'm really embarrassed. "We've been destroyed by delivery delays and Covid.

Piers Morgan has hit out at Adele for postponing her Las Vegas shows, saying she's "disappeared up her rapidly diminishing celebrity backside" and that the show should have gone on. The singer delayed her residency shortly before the opening night, telling fans in a tearful video: "I'm so sorry, but my show ain't ready."Adele, 33, blamed Covid and "delivery delays", saying she was "gutted" about the situation but that it had been "impossible to finish the show".However, there have since been reports that the venue, Caesars Palace, was ready for the concerts and also that Rolling In The Deep singer Adele didn't want to take part in a stunt that involved a swimming pool.

Piers Morgan has eviscerated Adele after the singer abruptly cancelled her Las Vegas residency hours before the first show was set to go ahead. The Easy On Me singer broke down in tears in a video on Thursday night, explaining that she was postponing the four-month residency due to her crew being struck down with Covid and other delays which meant the show wasn’t ready. However, Piers, 56, believes it was in poor taste to leave the cancellation so last-minute and stated in his latest column for The Sun: ‘Frankly, it’s a disgrace.’ The former Good Morning Britain presenter branded the singer a ‘staggeringly rich, privileged, pampered prima donna’ for pulling the plug on the concerts without a great deal of notice for fans, many of who had flown into the States to attend. He also claimed that Adele’s ‘ego’ is now earning a staggering amount of money that even her fans couldn’t ‘dream of cashing’.

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Piers Morgan has lashed out at Adele - and compared her to "Princess Pinnochio" Meghan Markle - in his latest scathing attack.The former Good Morning Britain host launched his latest attack in his column for The Sun, accusing Adele of "disappearing up her own backside" for cancelling her latest string of shows in Las Vegas.Adele offered the emotional announcement to her fans that her Vegas residency wasn’t ready due to delays from the Covid-19 pandemic - after many had already flown out to see her and splashed out on hotels.Tickets to the events ranged up to £26,000 from re-sellers online, or up to around £500 from official sellers.In her statement, a tearful Adele apologised to fans as she said: “I’m so sorry, but my show ain’t ready."I’m so upset and I’m really embarrassed. We’ve been destroyed by delivery delays and Covid.

Preview in new tabJulian Lennon has announced plans to sell off the digital rights to his Beatles memorabilia — with no intention of parting with the actual pieces. Instead, the 58-year-old spawn of music icon John Lennon will sell his collection as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), containing images accompanied by Julian’s narration.

Sir Paul McCartney once sang, “I’ve just seen a face / I can’t forget the time or place,” and that was a feeling many Beatles fans felt when they saw his son, James McCartney, out and about on Monday (Jan. 24). In the photos taken of him, James, 44, was the spitting image of his famous father. He has the same eyes, forehead, and bushy beard as Paul, 79, during the late 1960s. James wasn’t on his way to play the rooftop of the Apple Corps building in Saville Row. Instead, he was doing a bit of shopping in London. James braved the British winter with a giant green puffer jacket but wore black slacks and a pair of open sandals.