SAS: Who Dares Wins viewers all have the same complaint as they slam huge change for ‘ruining show’

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticWho’s introspective? Pete Townshend is, in a new two-hour release from Audible that is effectively a casual audio sequel to his formal autobiography, 2012’s “Who I Am.” The part-talking, part-rocking project, “Somebody Saved Me,” which came out Friday, is an Audible Original that’s essential listening for anyone who cares about the Who, which is a demographic that has a pretty substantial overlap with people who care about rock ‘n’ roll generally.In the 27th installation of Audible’s laudable “Words + Music” series, the Who’s songwriter and guitarist goes deeper into what he calls the Who’s “middle age,” a period that’s bookended roughly by the death of drummer Keith Moon in 1978 on one end and the equally sudden passing of John Entwistle in 2002, a time frame he admits he didn’t deal with as much as he could have in his book. Townshend talks about the band’s on-again, off-again status in the wake of those tragedies and why he and singer Roger Daltrey ultimately carried on in both cases, even as the band’s main creative force has not been shy about sometimes preferring the less lucrative benefits of his solo career over dealing with the band legacy decades on.

Channel 4’s lauded drama It’s a Sin missed out in several major categories at the BAFTA TV Awards this evening, as the BBC and ITV came out as the big winners. 

Manchester City star was purchased from his boyhood club Aston Villa in 2021 for a British record of £100million. But the attacker has struggled to find his feet at the Etihad, with pundit Merson being one of his critics.The former Arsenal playmaker, 54, said that the Birmingham-born player has not fitted into manager Pep Guardiola’s system. Merson wrote about the 26-year-old in his column on Sky Sports: "I had a feeling it would be like this - I didn't get the move to Man City.

Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, will drop its 10-episode third season on Friday, Aug. 12, the streaming service announced Sunday as part Netflix Is a Joke.

Gabby Barrett is having herself one amazing Mother's Day. On Sunday, the 22-year-old country singer took to Instagram to share she's expecting baby number 2 — a boy.«My son.

A serial abuser who strangled his girlfriend, leaving her fearing for her life, is among the criminals jailed in Manchester this week. Prison terms were also handed to a 'dangerous' pervert who attempted to meet up with young children for sex, but was caught out by an undercover profile.

Manchester United fans are keeping the faith with Amad after the young winger sent a timely reminder out on loan with Rangers.

Nearly one month after Christina Hall (née Haack) and Joshua Hall secretly tied the knot, she is reflecting on how her life has changed.

Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor and Charlie de Melo looked glamorous ahead of the BAFTA ceremony on Sunday evening, where Corrie received a nomination for Best Soap. Sally, 58, and Charlie, 32, posed for an adorable photo on the official Corrie Instagram ahead of the ceremony at London’s Royal Festival Hall.

The star-studded 75th BAFTA Television Awards 2022 is well underway at the Royal Festival Hall in London.The awards ceremony celebrates television craft and television programmes broadcast in the UK in 2021 Famous TV faces such as And and Dec, Alison Hammond, Bridgerton’s Nicola Coughlan, Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan stunned as they walked the red carpet. Viewers can watch the hotly-anticipated awards from 6pm on BBC One.

BAFTAs) take place.Popular shows such as Gogglebox, It's a Sin and Stath Lets Flats have been nominated, while big names including Graham Norton, Steve Coogan, Jodie Comer and Jessica Plummer will be hoping to scoop gongs.The show will air from the magnificent Royal Festival Hall in London and will be the first BAFTA ceremony in three years to be attended by an in-person audience.That will be good news for its host.For the third straight year, comedian and writer Richard Ayoade will be presenting the glamourous show.But things could have turned out oh so differently for the funnyman.Here are some things you may not know about Richard.Did you know that Richard could have so easily taken a different route and not ended up on our screens?The 44-year-old attended St Catharine's College in Cambridge after growing up in the east of England, just outside Ipswich.He finished up in the college in 1998 after three years of studying law.However, it was an extracurricular activity which helped him launch his career.Richard took a big interest in stage productions, and became president of the amateur drama club Footlights in the college (with his vice-president being John Oliver!)Previous presidents of the group included David Mitchell, Robert Webb, Hugh Laurie and members of Monty Python.Richard has since said that his degree was not a "fallback" for him, instead meaning he had to go back to "square one".John Oliver wasn't the only future star that Richard was connected with in Cambridge.He met actress Lydia Fox while studying there and has since married her.Lydia studied at Newnham College at the University of Cambridge.

The 2022 BAFTA TV Awards are happening now, and dozens of stars are making their way into the event on the red carpet.

BAFTA TV ceremony 2022 returned for another year and took place at London's Royal Festival Hall. A host of famous faces were in attendance, including TV duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, Stephen Graham, former soap star Michelle Keegan and plenty more.

Anne Hegerty has revealed her Beat The Chasers replacement flew over the night before filming after she tested positive for Covid.The Chase star took to the BAFTAs red carpet and spoke exclusively to Daily Star about why her Australian colleague, Issa Schultz, had accompanied her.The 63-year-old said: "The reason why he’s here is because Beat The Chasers starts a week tomorrow, May 16, and the week before we were filming I tested positive."She explained that Issa, who's been doing The Chase Australia since 2015, was born in Cornwall which means he doesn't need a visa to get into England.Anne quipped: "They rung him at midnight and said ‘you’re on the plane in the morning’."So I’m missing from the next one and Issa will be in."Issa, 38, confessed that he feels incredibly lucky to be a part of the show in both countries and revealed that Anne was more than happy to let him take her place.The television quiz personality said: "We do Beat The Chasers in Australia as well so I fell very lucky to do both versions, thanks to someone getting Covid."But she's such a wonderful woman and was so happy to step aside." The Governess admitted that she wants to make sure her Aussie colleague is well looked after as she chimed: "I kept messaging the producer saying ‘make sure his hotel is booked from the night before so he can get some sleep'."During the exclusive chat, Anne made the surprising revelation that she doesn't take part in pub quizzes because "top quizzers" are sometimes not that great at quizzes.She admitted: "We do league quizzes as part of a team anyway."By and large I don’t, partially because, actually, a lot of top quizzers are not that good at quizzes."The I'm A Celeb star added: "You know, we have things like picture

Channel 4’s Help star Jodie Comer has beaten Kate Winslet and It’s a Sin’s Lydia West to the Leading Actress gong at the BAFTA TV Awards.

BBC prison drama Time star Sean Bean has beaten It’s A Sin lead Olly Alexander and his Time co-star Stephen Graham to the coveted Leading Actor award at tonight’s BAFTA TV Awards.

Japanese illusionist Keiichi Iwasaki made quite the impression when he auditioned for “Britain’s Got Talent” during the show’s recent episode.

SAS: Who Dares Wins recently made a welcome return to our screens, with the Channel 4 show introducing a host of new instructors. Following the departure of Ant Middleton, former US Special Forces staff Rudy Reyes and Remi Adeleke have been added to the show's line-up.

Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins made a welcome comeback this weekend for the 2022 series and brought with it a whole new selection of contestants.But they weren’t the only new faces on the show, with a fresh chief instructor also making his debut.The new instructor has been bought in to replace Ant Middleton for season eight, who had been on the show since 2015. The first episode of the new series aired on Sunday, April 10 and will air on Channel 4 at 9pm and every Sunday for six weeks. It is also available to catch on on All 4. Ant Middleton has been replaced by former US Recon Marine Rudy Reyes, full name Rodolfo Reyes.He joined the Marine Corps in 1998, going on to serve in Iraq and Afghanistan.Reyes already has his fair share of experience in front of the screen.

SAS: Who Dares Wins were forced to do a double-take on Sunday night after they noticed new instructor Rudy Reyes looked very similar to previous instructor Ant Middleton.The popular Channel 4 show kicked off with a bang for a brand new series with a very different style to the series that aired before.But despite all the drastic changes that were in place, fans couldn't help but spot the distinct similarity in looks between Ant and Rudy.Heading straight to Twitter, viewers shared their thoughts online.One person penned: "So they have replaced the annoying Ant Middleton with a clone."Another commented: "The new chief instructor of #SASWhoDaresWins is who you’d expect Hollywood to cast as Ant Middleton in a straight-to-dvd movie."As a third piped up: "30 minutes in and it's led by a US Marine trying to look like a cross between Ant Middleton and John Wick." "Cross between Keanu Reeves and Ant Middleton. We don't want no movie, genuine action only," a fourth added.But this wasn't the only element of the show that fans were unsure about.The introduction of American instructors Rudy and Remi Adeleke caused quite a stir online as many thought the British programme was becoming too "Americanised".Sharing their opinions on this, fans headed to Twitter once again.One social media user said: "What a disappointment.

HE is the ripped US Marines veteran filling the boots of sacked Ant Middleton on TV’s SAS: Who Dares Wins. But in an exclusive chat with the Sun on Sunday, new chief instructor Rudy Reyes today reveals how life in the military was nothing compared to the drink and drugs hell his war traumas plunged him into.