'Strictly Come Dancing' winners — can you remember them all?

Chocolate-flavoured bangers and mash anyone? If that sounds like your kinda thing, carry on reading... An Irish butchers shop has come up with the Kinder Bueno flavoured pork sausages, and it's safe to say, we're intrigued.The unusual food combination contains both sweet and savoury and aims to appeal to meat-lovers and chocolate fans alike, and it's caught the eye of thousands on social media.

Strictly Come Dancing's 19th series will bring back a full line-up of 15 contestants after coronavirus restrictions saw celebrities limited to 12 last year. As well as a full set of celebs, bosses hope to have audience members back in and the themed weeks are back – including movie week, musicals week and Halloween week, all of which had to be shelved last year due to difficulties with hair and make-up under full PPE and Covid restrictions.

EXCLUSIVE: Adam Kaplan, Tom Lennon and Robert Wisdom have joined the cast of Fox’s dance dramedy The Big Leap in recurring roles opposite Scott Foley, Simone Recanser, Teri Polo, Piper Perabo and Anna Grace Barlow. The series hails from Liz Heldens, Jason Winer, Sue Naegle, 20th Television and Fox Entertainment.

reports Tyla.It read: “Go with a friend but don’t be joined at the hip.“No guy is going to interrupt the highly intense conversation that you seem to be having with your girlfriend every time he walks by you.”Oh, yeah, because there’s definitely something wrong with having a good conversation with a mate…While rule four said: “Never say ‘no’ to a guy who had the courage to walk over and ask you to dance in the first place (a song lasts approximately three minutes, it’s not that bad).”Yikes!We’re pretty sure young girls can say no to a dance with whoever they want in 2021…And, Reddit users were flabbergasted by the rules.“Know your standards but never say no?” one commenter questioned.While a second added: “Girls are taught to not say no,

Stronger together. Team USA gymnast Jordan Chiles assured fans Simone Biles is “not a quitter” despite her exit from the Tokyo Olympics.

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The partnership will initially see the team – better known by its nickname Wolves – use their Chinese esports team to help Evil Geniuses expand into the Asian market, where esports has a market size of around £16billion (150billion RMB) in 2021.Wolves’ general manager of marketing & commercial growth, Russell Jones, said “We are looking forward to working together on a number of fan engagement initiatives over the next few months and when travel routes allow, we will be encouraging our teams to visit and learn from their respective colleagues.”The club will provide Evil Geniuses with local training facilities in China, which includes a base for the League Of Legends World Championship, should the team qualify for the event in Shenzhen this

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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe African American Film Critics Association has revealed the winners behind its third annual TV Honors, including CBS’s “The Equalizer,” starring Queen Latifah, as best new show and HBO’s “A Black Lady Sketch Show,” created by and starring Robin Thede, as best comedy. Also from HBO, “Lovecraft Country” stars Jurnee Smollett and Jonathan Majors were named best actress and best actor, while Amazon Prime Video’s “Sylvie’s Love” was selected best movie and Barry Jenkins was named best director for Amazon’s “The Underground Railroad,” which was also named best limited series.

The Toronto Film Festival on Wednesday unveiled its lineups for the Contemporary World Cinema and Discovery programs as it ramps up toward the kickoff of its 46th edition September 9-18. The festival also solidified additional Gala and Special Presentation titles and took the wraps off TIFF Rewind, a new block that highlights memorable films from previous TIFF editions along with conversations and Q&As with directors and casts.

The African American Film Critics Association has revealed the winners of its 3rd Annual AAFCA TV Honors set to be feted at an in-person celebration on August 21 hosted by Yvette Nicole Brown. Honorees include Jurnee Smollett, Jonathan Majors, and Barry Jenkins.

Bruno Tonioli, 65, has shared how he rode the London Underground until he had enough money to purchase a Porsche.The Strictly Come Dancing judge shared how his dad’s job sparked him to take interest in supercars as a child.Bruno shared: “My dad used to repair bodywork.

Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon Staycation campaign, has opened up about a royal experience.The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant addressed a surreal moment with the Queen, as the dancer admitted he was taken aback by Her Majesty's level of security.The 33-year-old attended the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012 alongside his JLS bandmates Marvin Humes, Oritsé Williams and JB Gill.Aston spoke candidly about the moment he came face-to-face with Her Majesty following the group's performance,After they wrapped up the concert, Aston explained: "Funnily enough, after we performed and it was finished there was protocol for everybody to line up in and around the room and the Queen came and greeted everyone one by one."That was an experience in itself.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterThe Toronto International Film Festival has revealed the slate of titles that will round out its contemporary world cinema and discovery programs.Among the films playing in the contemporary world cinema lineup include director Wen Shipei’s “Are You Lonesome Tonight,” Lorenzo Vigas’ “The Box,” Manuel Martín Cuenca’s “The Daughter” and Bouli Lanners’ “Nobody Has to Know.” The discovery program will host Tea Lindeburg’s “As In Heaven,” filmmaker Hong Sung-eun’s “Aloners” and Anatolian Leopard from director Emre Kayış.“TIFF Programmers continue discovering compelling and diverse stories from around the globe,” said Diana Sanchez, TIFF’s senior director of film.

Luke Bryan speaks about dealing with numerous tragedies over the years in a candid new interview with People.

Tate McRae can sing, write songs AND dance! All three very well!

The Paris Theater, an NYC cinematic landmark rescued by Netflix in 2019, will officially reopen August 6 with the streamer’s The Forty-Year-Old Version by Radha Blank and a week of repertory films programmed by the director.

Debbie McGee, 62, has spoken out on her sadness today, after learning the last of her late husband Paul Daniels’ team has died.The radio presenter tweeted a sweet tribute to the former employee of famed magician, Paul, who sadly died back in 2016.Debbie typed in view of her 43,200 followers: “A very sad day.The last of The Paul Daniels consultants team has died.“RIP Barry Murray,” she added.In response, fans shared their support for the star.One said: “They will be doing their magic in heaven. X.”Another replied: “Hugs and love to you at a difficult time.Stay safe, stay strong.

ASHLEY Cain has revealed the HUGE warehouse full of designer clothes that he is giving away after confronting vile trolls. The 30-year-old star took to his Instagram story yesterday after receiving nasty messages about the money he and partner Safiyya raised for their little girl Azaylia's leukaemia treatment before she passed away.

Stacey Solomon showed off her moving bump as she said goodbye to her Instagram followers last night.The auburn-haired beauty had had a busy day doing tasks, more DIY and decorating around the house when she finally relaxed, ready to go to sleep. But in a sweet video Stacey, 31, explained to her fans that her unborn baby girl wasn’t going to let that happen.

Jungle Cruise has been criticised for a “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it” coming out scene involving Jack Whitehall’s character.According to Variety, his character – Emily Blunt’s brother and assistant in the film – says he broke off several engagements as his “interests happily lay elsewhere”.Several fans took to social media to condemn the scene, criticising Disney for the lack of “genuine representation” when it comes to LGBTQ+ characters.“A blink-&-you’ll-miss-it moment,” tweeted one person.