Stephen Colbert and ‘The Late Show’ Make ‘Very Emotional’ Return to Ed Sullivan Theater

Katie Price has shared her hopes of training to become a paramedic after having cared for her son Harvey, who has Prader-Willi syndrome, septo-optic dysplasia and autism, all his life. Since his birth 19 years ago, Harvey has needed round the clock care, a lot of which has been done by Katie, 43. With this in mind, Katie believes she now has a “special gift” and wants to use it to become a paramedic.

Manchester United ‘gave up’ during their 4-1 defeat to Manchester City.United looked competent in the first-half of the Premier League game at the Eithad, with Jadon Sancho scoring a fabulous goal to cancel out Kevin De Bruyne’s initial effort.De Bruyne got another just before half-time and this clearly had a knock-on effect in the second period.United looked less urgent and their press dropped off as the minutes went by, with City getting a further two goals through Riyad Mahrez. Following the conclusion of the game, Gary Neville and Roy Keane scorned the side for their efforts in the second half, with the former United captain saying that they had "threw in the towel".But McTominay refuted those claims, telling Sky Sports: “From my point of view, on the pitch, it's hard to see what's going on around you but if that's what people are saying then so be it."They're all entitled to their own opinion but, for myself, it's incredibly disappointing if people think that."I'll have to watch it back and see body language and things like that but, for myself, it hurts.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle shook the world when they sat down for their explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey on March 7 last year.In the bare-all talk, they made a number of bombshell remarks about their life in the Royal Family and some family members themselves, including Kate Middleton.Since the historic TV moment, ITV legend Lorraine Kelly has made a number of comments about the royal couple, and she certainly hasn't held back.On the anniversary of the infamous Oprah chat, Daily Star has rounded up ITV favourite Lorraine's brutally honest takes on Harry and Meghan.Lorraine weighed in on the Duke and Duchess' chat on social media, and she clearly wasn't fond of it.She called the tell-all interview a "sad" and "unnecessary" affair in front of her 686,000 followers.The ITV host also believed neither party would come out well from the interview.Replying to a tweet about the upcoming exclusive, she wrote: "I don’t think either side is going to come out of this well."All so unnecessary and actually rather sad."The Scottish presenter went all in when she blasted Harry and Meghan's Lifetime movie.Escaping The Palace depicts Harry and Meghan's Oprah chat, meant as a sequel to A Royal Romance and Becoming Royal, which both starred different actors as the titular characters.However, Lorraine ripped into the film when she watched a trailer for the flick on her ITV show.Biting her lip, she said: "Oh god love them.

David Beckham revealed he was embarrassed into retiring after being dribbled by Lionel Messi on one occasion.The Manchester United and England hero, 46, called time on his glittering 21-year career after a brief stint at Paris Saint-Germain in 2013.Beckham was at the top of his game for United and Real Madrid, before moving to the United States for a five-year spell and eventually returning to Europe with Ligue 1 side PSG, where he won the league title.But Beckham once admitted it was there that he realised it was time to quit football after being run ragged by a rampant Messi.Messi, who now plays for PSG himself, starred for Barcelona during the 2012/13 season Champions League tie in question.The Argentine was instrumental as PSG were knocked out on away goals after a 3-3 stalemate, which made Beckham reconsider his future in the game.Beckham joked: “I probably decided to retire when Messi was running past me.”He added: “We were ahead. [Messi] came on and Barcelona scored.What year do you think we saw prime David Beckham? Let us know in the comments section."Despite my age, I enjoyed playing and the team was good in both games.

F1 season is now less than two weeks away and Lewis Hamilton will be eager to wrap up his record-breaking eighth World Championship after controversially missing out to Max Vertsappen last year.However, Hamilton will have a new team-mate for the upcoming season as George Russell was brought in after Valtteri Bottas departed for Alfa Romeo.Bottas finished third in the rankings last season and picked up just the one Grand-Prix win as Verstappen and Hamilton battled for pole, and it's likely that the Finnish racing driver will find it even tougher with his new side.And F1 presenter Will Buxton is so confident that he won't win a race, he's pledged to get a tattoo if he finishes first at any point this season.The 32-year-old has won ten races over the course of his F1 career, and his last victory came in last season's Turkish Grand-Prix as he held off Verstappen in second.In fact, the last season that Bottas failed to pick up a win was in 2018, and he has won seven Grand-Prix's since then.But Buxton, who stars in the Netflix series Drive to Survive, is so confident that Bottas won't win a race this season, he's claimed that he will get a tattoo of the Alfa Romeo driver should he be proved wrong.Will Valtteri Bottas win a race for Alfa Romeo in Formula One this season? Comment below.During an interview on the Pitstop podcast, host Jake Boys made a bold prediction that Bottas would win a race this season, and Buxton replied: "Okay, that's not gonna happen. "Love Valtteri to bits but no, that's not gonna happen.

Coronation Street star Sally Carman admitted she was so emotional filming scenes with Abi Webster's premature baby that she "couldn't do it without crying".Viewers were left stunned on Sunday (March 6) as Abi collapsed on the roadside before managing to call 999 - already in labour with a baby she didn't know she was pregnant with.That baby Alfie could be the product of an affair with Imran Habeeb - and with Abi using drugs at the time before his birth - will only throw more spanners in the works with Abi trying to patch up her marriage to Kevin.And the emotional scenes were so much for actress Sally that she had to take a moment to herself.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, the soap star explained of the prosthetic baby using for filming: "They are so real, and they breathe. They've got a little pup, and that was something else because they are so tiny - smaller than a little chicken."The monologues I’ve got where I’m speaking to the baby, it was really hard to do them without crying, because you’re just like, 'Oh my goodness, babies exist at this size and they’re so vulnerable'."However, it wasn't all sad tears - as Sally said the baby actually made her erupt into hysterics.She explained: "The one we’ve got looks exactly like Chris Lilley, the Australian comedy guy.

Holly Willoughby was left red-faced during the latest edition of This Morning.The 41-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Monday alongside co-host Phillip Schofield.At the top of the show, Holly was heard giggling off-camera as Phillip read through what was coming up on the programme.The mother of three later explained that she was forced to pull up her Spanx under her dress and co-star Alice Beer caught her.Consumer rights expert Alice went on to do an hilarious impression of Holly adjusting her wardrobe blunder.She told Holly it was very "Les Dawson" as she repeated her impression of Holly on-camera for viewers at home.Phillip, 59, told his co-host that she "didn't need to explain herself".However, Holly instead that people watching would be wondering what she was giggling at.

Megan Barton Hanson set out her mission to empower sex workers in an exclusive interview with Daily Star Sunday. Megan was a stripper before finding fame on reality TV and she now earns a fortune on racy subscription site OnlyFans.

Ukrainian forces are 'decimating' their Russian counterparts as Vladimir Putin's invasion is 'failing under pressure', says one of the UK's top admirals.Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin insisted that the Ukraine war is "not going well" for Russia's president, faced with an "incredibly complex" situation. As Putin vows to press on with his internationally condemned "special military operation", Ukrainian officials claimed today to have killed over 11,000 Russian troops and taken out 290 tanks, 46 aircraft and 999 armoured personal carriers so far.

Odesa International Film Festival on Facebook.The statement read: “On March 6, as a result of shelling by Russian occupiers in the Ukrainian city of Irpin, the famous Ukrainian actor Pasha Li was killed.

Nearly 30 people were rescued from a Scottish island at the weekend as lifeboat crews issued an urgent plea to visitors.

Labour's shadow business secretary says he is 'very embarrassed' that the UK has so far only granted 'around 50' visas to refugees fleeing Ukraine.

Passengers at Manchester Airport were faced with ‘ridiculous' two-hour queues over the weekend.

Panorama documentary.Twenty-two people died and hundreds were injured when a suicide bomber detonated an explosive device in the foyer at the venue at the end of an Ariana Grande concert on May 22, 2017.Saffie-Rose Roussos, 8, was the youngest victim of the attack. Tonight (March 7), her family will appear in a new Panorama film called Manchester Arena Bombing: Saffie’s Story.As the Lancashire Telegraph reports, the documentary follows the Roussos family as they return to Manchester from their new home in Dorset to give evidence at the public inquiry into the bombing.The family spoke to BBC Panorama journalist Judith Moritz for Saffie’s Story, which sees Saffie’s father Andrew meet Lord David Anderson QC, who was the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation between 2011-2017.In 2017, the government asked Lord Anderson to conduct an independent review of M15 and counter-terror policing following the terrorist attacks in Manchester and London that year.After the meeting, Andrew told Panorama: “Questions need to be answered… why do we keep losing our loved ones?”Saffie’s mother Lisa, who was badly injured in the bombing, also spoke of a room that is dedicated to her daughter at the family’s new house.“Everything in this room is what she knew, that she’d seen,” she said.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAfter months of pandemic broadcasting, late-night hosts like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon have moved back to their regular studios. For Trevor Noah, the task of finding a post-coronavirus norm will take a little more time.Comedy Central’s “Daily Show” will go on hiatus, with host Noah doing his last “socially distanced” production on Thursday.

“Welcome, ladies and gentlemen to The Late Show, I’m Stephen Colbert.” Those are words that the comedian and broadcaster hasn’t said for well over year.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMadison Avenue’s interest in digital ads, sports and new concepts tied to bolstering messages of diversity helped Disney close a fast-paced upfront that saw more than 40% of total dollars committed to the company go to streaming and interactive venues, the latest sign of how advertisers are working differently with some of the nation’s most traditional media companies.“We led with streaming this year.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAccelerating climate change and its far-flung effects have  fast become the most important story in the news cycle. But that isn’t always the stuff that gets talked about or tweeted — or the biggest ratings.Part of the issue? Shifts in the environment happen gradually over time, not usually in a violent, shocking moment that can be captured by cameras.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorA new lineup of Saturday programming and a surge of post-pandemic spending by Madison Avenue helped the CW boost its volume of advertising commitments in TV’s annual “upfront” market, a sign that advertisers continue to make the medium a central part of their plans even as they are showing new interest in chasing viewers to new streaming venues.The network, jointly owned by ViacomCBS and AT&T’s WarnerMedia, has wrapped its upfront negotiations, according to a person familiar with the matter, and believes it has obtained a greater volume of advertising for its next programming cycle than it did in 2020.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorConservative media outlet Blaze Media will expand to Nashville as part of a new content partnership the company has struck with Jason Whitlock, a sports and culture journalist who has gained a following during stints at ESPN, Fox Sports and other venuesAs part of the agreement, Blaze Media will launch an hour-long daily podcast and digital TV show, “Fearless with Jason Whitlock,” from a newly acquired and renovated Nashville studio. Blaze and Whitlock will also team up on a writing vertical, Fearless, that will explore the intersection of sports, culture, faith, and race.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorHyundai didn’t go to the Super Bowl this year, but it’s taking a trip to Disneyland.The large automaker has struck a broad advertising pact with The Walt Disney Company that will have characters from ABC’s “Black-ish,” announcers from ESPN’s “SportsCenter” and even characters from Marvel tout the benefits of the new Tucson compact SUV in on-screen appearances set to roll out over the next few months.