Richard Hammond makes VERY crude joke about Jeremy Clarkson in hilarious The Great Escapists bloopers

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Prince Harry is attending his first Super Bowl!

Earlier tonight, McDonald’s aired their brand new ad during the 2022 Super Bowl, and it featured a lot of notable faces.

Matthew Stafford is a Super Bowl champion and he had his wife Kelly and their four adorable daughters by his side to celebrate the victory!

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Eminem sent Super Bowl fans and social media wild with his jaw-dropping performance that saw him take the knee.The superstar rapper took the knee during his epic set, where he performed a snippet of 'Forgot About Dre' as well as 'Lose Yourself'.The star-studded performance mixed a host of 90s classic tunes from a top-billed lineup, including Eminem, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J Blige, Kendrick Lamar and a special appearance by 50 Cent.Despite all of the artists being welcomed by cheers for their sets, it was 46-year-old Eminem who received the most piercing of screams by delighted fans.Proceeding Kendrick Lamar, Eminem was the final performer to take the mic where he blasted his lyrics for his two tracks. After his stunning rap, Eminem immediately dropped to one knee - despite being advised not to - in defiance of the NFL, which sent shockwaves throughout the stadium.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant was left stunned after the show's host Jeremy Clarkson told him "I'm not interested" as he gave his introduction. Jeremy first remarked on Sunday's show how Dylan Price looked like Suggs, the lead singer of Brit band Madness.Clarkson remarked: "The weird thing is I look up every time I think that you're Suggs out of Madness."But Dylan admitted he didn't have the foggiest what Jeremy was on about.He said: "I wish I knew who that was."Jeremy then told him: "You're not going to go much further than £2,000 if you don't know...

Jeremy Clarkson has said he would laugh at the “catastrophic consequences” of Scotland becoming an independent country.The 60-year-old also said the upside of separation would be the absence of “Caledonian Communists standing in our queues at Heathrow”.Clarkson used his Sunday Times column to poke fun at the desire for self-rule, which he said “is very much in vogue at the moment”.Taken to its limit, he joked that one day, his home territory of The Cotswolds could be recognised by the UN as an independent state.Last night, the Scottish Conservatives said Clarkson’s comments “do not reflect” the majority view in the UK.A party spokesman said: “Most people across the UK recognise the great benefits of the union and our four nations working

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has shared a rare insight into his home life, as he admitted he often gets overruled by his girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 46, and her 18-year-old daughter, Ali.The former Top Gear presenter shared his frustrations, as he has been staying at home more often in recent months due to the third coronavirus lockdown.Jeremy got onto the subject while discussing self-rule, which allows a country, part of a country, or a nation to choose its own government and control its own activities.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? presenter addressed the act amid reports that Nicola Sturgeon may decide to vote on Scottish independence by Christmas this year.However, Jeremy insisted that self-rule would not work in his own house, as the trio

Jeremy Clarkson has opened up about his struggle living in "the world's smallest cottage" as he continues to renovate his reported £4.25 million farmhouse.The motoring expert attended an auction of the contents of the prestigious Aynhoe Park over the phone, in a bid to purchase furniture to deck out his future property.The former Top Gear presenter explained: "For the past year or so, I’ve been living in the world’s smallest cottage while a team of men in hard hats and visible clothing build me a house."The first lockdown meant nothing happened for five weeks, but despite this, it’s now house-shaped."He continued: "It even has windows, and soon it’ll have a roof."By the summer, it will be finished and then I’ll have a problem, because all

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has said he once had such an extreme flare-up of eczema, that it resulted in him being “hospitalised for two weeks”.The Top Gear presenter recalled being “completely mummified” by doctors in a bid to treat the uncomfortable condition.Jeremy shared his experience following reports that the current rise in cleanliness due to coronavirus pandemic is causing a “massive increase” in cases of eczema, as many excessively wash their hands.He said: “News from ­doctors that this obsession with cleanliness is causing a massive increase in eczema cases.“That’s not good news.

The outspoken TV presenter wrote that Sturgeon's behaviour had been like that of a "petulant child".Clarkson claimed that the Scottish First Minister was "up there" among the worst leaders in the world.He said: "The way Nicola Sturgeon gloated in the Scottish Parliament about the end of Donald Trump’s presidency was childish, petulant and completely unbecoming of any national leader."She is not the worst politician in the world but she’s up there," he wrote in his column in The Sun.On the day of the US Inauguration, Sturgeon sent a thinly-veiled message to Trump.Taking a swipe at the former President, she said: "Don't haste ye back".Speaking to the Scottish Parliament, Sturgeon continued: "I'm sure many of us across the chamber and across

Jeremy Clarkson spoke out about the danger of social media during a podcast chat last month.The Grand Tour host said he does sometimes hold himself back from sharing on Twitter, but after a bottle of wine he loses his inhibitions and gets more “bullish”.The 60 year-old television star said that sometimes he can’t be bothered to deal with the backlash that happens on micro-blogging sites, but on the whole, he enjoys being a part of it.The outspoken journalist made his comments on The Andy Jaye Podcast.Despite what fans might think, he said he does hold himself back on social media, except after a drink or two.He went on to say that, like many others, alcohol made him less hesitant to speak his mind.Talking about the danger of speaking out on

Top Gear legend Richard Hammond has told Good Morning Britain viewers how he and his TV crew were left fearing the worst after a shark circled him while filming his new TV series. Richard, 51, was shooting Amazon Prime's The Great Escapists on a deserted island last year when the terrifying moment took place.

Richard Hammond, 50, surprised his wife Mindy Hammond with an original still from Pixar animated film Monsters Inc, as a “very sweet” Christmas gift last month. The motoring expert purchased the line drawing after she got him a “beautiful” set of motorcycle tools, which made him a "happy" man.Richard and Mindy have been married since 2002, but they still know how to make each other smile by spoiling each other with thoughtful gifts.The Grand Tour host shared: “My wife Mindy bought me a beautiful set [of motorcycle tools] for Christmas. “They’re just epic, in a lovely case.She knows how to make a boy happy. “In return, I got her an original still from Monsters Inc.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, addressed Ofcom's 2020 report which stated that half of all the people in England between 16 and 34 don’t regularly watch anything on the BBC.

The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond, 51, has teamed up with Mythbusters presenter Tory Belleci, 50, for their new Amazon show titled The Great Escapists.

Ronke had reached the £16,000 question when she was asked: "In US national politics, what was Hillary Clinton's role from 2009 to 2013?"She initially thought the answer could be Secretary of State with the other answers including Attorney General, Senator from New York and Speaker of House of Representatives.After pondering the politics question, she chose to phone a friend who suggested Hillary Clinton's role was Senator from New York, which contrasted with Ronke's gut feeling.She went on to say: "Yeah I'm really not sure at this point..."Jeremy interjected: "Really you could have fooled me."Ronke continued: "So I think that I will...

Richard Hammond has told how he killed and ate his family's pet chicken.