'Really strange!' Amy Hart blasts LBC's Steve Allen after Tilly Ramsay 'chubby' criticism

A post shared by VICTORIA BONYA (@victoriabonya)While the world marvels at Bonya and her fellow bloggers’ and tv presenters’ astounding own goal (“couldn’t they just have sold their perfidious Chanel and given the money to charity?” suggests Julian Vogal, Brand Communications Expert at Modus BCPM) and monumental  lack of world perspective, Chanel must be rubbing its hands in glee. For decades it has had to finese the slightly murky activities of its founder, Coco, whose famous romantic conquests included a Nazi SS officer, only to find itself firmly and categorically on the right side of history.

Met Gala is less than a month away, these fresh looks fed our desire for fashion and has us even more excited for the evening known to bring out the grandest ensembles.This past week, the Fifteen Percent Pledge, spearheaded by Brother Vellies designer Aurora James, hosted their inaugural gala. The theme called for attendese to wear a Black designer – the motto of the night was, “Black tie, Black designer.” Some of the guests of the night included Dapper Dan and Iman, who looked stunning in a custom Sergio Hudson look made with a leopard print from his Spring ‘22 collection.

Chris Rock during the 94th Annual Academy Awards, David Oyelowo is speaking out about his feelings on the incident. Oyelowo penned an op-ed for The Hollywood Reporter examining the possible ramifications of that altercation.

As schools across the country break up for the Easter holidays, some families may be thinking of treating their kids to a meal out as a way to keep the little ones entertained. But, with the cost of living on the increase, many families across the UK are struggling with their bills. To help out parents this holiday, many restaurants and cafes across the nation are opening up their doors with special discounts for families and children.

With rising energy costs and increasing petrol prices, the cost of living has left many people looking for ways to keep costs down. Besides saving money on bills and saving money on your motor, there’s other things that households can do to help cut costs as much as possible when it comes to shopping. While high street store Poundland may be known for keeping its prices low, it turns out that shoppers could be getting items for even cheaper.

GORDON Ramsay has been accused of a hate crime after joking that he cannot stand Cornish people. The celebrity chef, who owns a holiday home in the county, sparked fury with his comments.

MASTERCHEF fans objected tonight as the show tore up its longstanding format. Gregg Wallace and John Torode explained that there would now be an 'audition' round - with the pair no longer marching about shouting while the contestants cook.

@DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

‘Oh yeah, lovely, that’d be great,’ Tina replied.Presenter Vernon Kay, who is currently sitting in for Zoe Ball, who has Covid, then asked Gordon if he was serious about sending a chef.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoHereâs an appreciation post for @GordonRamsay @BBCRadio2 and Chef Rob Roy Cameron for helping us out in the kitchen today! ððð´#TeamPeake #AppreciationPost #ThankYou pic.twitter.com/qqnYVD6gI1‘Course I’m serious, I don’t want the kids to go [hungry],’ the no-nonsense cook replied.‘Honestly, I’ll make a call now and send one of my guys there. I promise you.’‘Oh my God, OK,’ Tina gasped.

GORDON Ramsay has said he “can’t stand” people from Cornwall in a new dig. The 55-year-old reignited his feud with the area following his furious spat with his neighbours at his home in Cornwall.

Queen swears” and even insinuated that she will have been less than polite to son Prince Andrew following his controversial court settlement earlier this year.Gordon who is known for swearing on TV shows like Hell’s Kitchen was sent a number of questions as he appeared live on air.Andy from Essex wrote in: “I’m a 6ft 4in truck driver, I’m a mechanic as well, and my mum still tells me off for swearing. Does Gordon’s mum do the same?”Gordon responded: “Yeah, absolutely.

Gordon Ramsay has risked reigniting his bitter row with Cornish neighbours, admitting in a new interview that he regrets not defending himself at the time.In 2020, during the pandemic, the 55-year-old moved to his beachfront home with his wife Tana and their five children, Megan 23, twins Holly and Jack, 22, Tilly, 20 and Oscar, two.The chef left Cornwall locals furious, however, because the decision came during the first COVID lockdown.But the TV personality assured their move was ahead of the lockdown being enforced.In a recent interview with Radio Times, the Hell’s Kitchen star revealed that he was still confused as to why he was criticised so heavily and said: "God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish."The celebrity chef explained how he relished parts of lockdown because he was able to cherish time spent with his children.Looking back, Gordon reflected: "A time like that – we'll never get back again. When the kids started disappearing again, I didn't want it to end – as a dad, not a chef."His decision to move to his second home sparked outrage from the locals who accused him of "bringing the virus from London."According to The Sun, villagers wanted him "the hell out of London" and threatened to expose his address if he didn’t leave.Residents made their feelings clear in a Facebook group called You Shouldn’t Be Here.One local said: "Wealthy second homers think making a few quid means they are immune from the virus and any rules.

Gordon Ramsay has defended his decision to take his whole family down to their second home in Cornwall for the duration of lockdown.The 55 year old celebrity chef trekked with his wife Tana, 47, and their children Holly and Jack, 22, Megan, 21, Tilly, 20, and little Oscar, two, down from London to their lavish £4million property on the coast.The family then spent a great proportion of 2020 enjoying family time together and the sea air as the world battled through the coronavirus pandemic. But Gordon received a huge backlash for the choice, with many claiming the family had "snuck down" to their second home. Speaking to Radio Times, the TV cook reflected: "God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish.

Gordon Ramsay is ready to take the UK by storm with his brand new BBC show Future Food Stars.

Gordon Ramsay has defended his family's decision to spend the majority of the first coronavirus lockdown at his second home in Cornwall.MORE: Gordon Ramsay sparks fan reaction with new photo of son Oscar after escaping home disasterAfter their move, the celebrity chef came under fire from some locals for opting to stay in Cornwall rather than his London home.WATCH: Tilly Ramsay and Gordon Ramsay show their moves in hilarious TikTokIn a candid interview with the Radio Times, the 55-year-old confessed he relished every moment but doesn't understand the backlash. "God knows why we took so much [explicit] from the Cornish," he explained.

Gordon Ramsay has admitted that happy that the coronavirus pandemic closed down bad restaurants taking advantage of “prime locations”.

GORDON Ramsay has reignited the controversy over his Cornish lockdown stay, insisting he and his family "lived" in the coastal area. The Sun revealed in April 2020 how locals tried to hound him out — as well as wife Tana and their five kids — after the family upped sticks from London to live in their £4million holiday home during the early stages of the pandemic.

Move over The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar - there’s a brand new boss in town who means business. Chef Gordon Ramsay is launching his own BBC series called Future Food Stars, where he is on a mission to find the next biggest star in the food and drink industry.The outspoken 55 year old star will be whittling down the twelve contestants over the series by putting the aspiring foodie entrepreneurs through their paces in a series of challenges.

Gordon Ramsay, 55, has hit back at criticism he has faced for crying on TV when his daughter Tilly was a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing last year. In a new interview with Radio Times, Gordon Ramsay was interviewed by Ed Balls where he spoke about how he “teared up with pride”.The 55-year old also said he was “incredibly proud” of Tilly and her Strictly journey, which he feels has instilled important values in her.The celebrity chef has a new show called Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars, where he will be investing his own money into the winner’s “culinary innovation”.When asked whether he, his wife Tana or Tilly had been the most stressed, the 55-year-old was quick to admit: “Oh, I was the one.”Gordon says he would “secretly love” to join Strictly Come Dancing, despite claiming his size 15 feet “were not made for the dancefloor”.In a surprising U-turn, Gordon said he was considering becoming a contestant next season.Inspired by his daughter, he said: “I don’t know.

Liverpool Echo, was tempted by many of the offerings from the steak and the beef wellington to the butter chicken curry. But, she decided on the classic fish and chips – a British staple.The menu item is made up of battered fish, chunky chips, mushy peas, tartare sauce and "chip shop" curry sauce.However, rather than costing around £6 like it would at some chippies, the dish was priced at £16.50.Phoebe claims this is “pricier” than at other establishments in the area.

LOVE Island star Amy Hart is eyeing up a major career change and hopes to ditch reality TV for politics. Amy, 29, says she'd love to run as an MP in the not so distant future in a bid to help make politics more digestible for teenagers.