Strictly's Bruno Tonioli gives verdict on rumours Cheryl could replace him on show

Prince Andrew.  As he retweeted an ITV news story about the case, Alex asked: “Is settling true justice?”The weather presenter was commenting on the news Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre have reached a "settlement in principle" in the civil sex claim filed in the US, according to court documents. Ms Giuffre had been suing the Duke of York over claims he sexually assaulted her on three occasions when she was 17, something he has repeatedly denied. A letter submitted to the United States District Court on Tuesday showed the parties had reached a “settlement in principle” of an undisclosed sum, which is reported to be substantial. Piers Morgan, who used to host Good Morning Britain, has also weighed in on the settlement in his column in The Sun.“By paying a massive cheque to avoid a showdown in court, [Andrew]’s confirmed himself to be a snivelling little coward whose denials and demands weren’t worth the paper they were written on,” he wrote.“And we also know that by doing so, he has destroyed what’s left of his shattered reputation.”In the document written by Ms Giuffre's lawyer, David Boies, and Andrew’s lawyers, it was stated the duke would make a "substantial donation" to Ms Giuffre's charity which supports victims rights. It also said Prince Andrew "regrets his association with Jeffrey Epstein" and "commended" the bravery of Ms Giuffre and "other survivors".“Forgive me while I puke,” responded Piers.Football pundit Gary Lineker also commented on the case, retweeting an article with the caption: "The inevitable settlement,” alongside a wide-eyed emoji.  The letter continued: "Prince Andrew has never intended to malign Ms Giuffre's character, and he accepts that she has suffered both as an established victim of abuse

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterWarner Bros. argues in new court filings that it never agreed to an exclusively theatrical release for “The Matrix Resurrections,” and that Village Roadshow still owes $112.5 million in production expenses on the project.The studio is responding to a lawsuit filed last week, in which Village Roadshow alleged that Warner Bros. had breached its co-financing agreement by releasing the film simultaneously on HBO Max.

Manori Ravindran International Editor“Sexy Beast” is back, and it’s part of a slate of six international scripted originals heading to Paramount Plus, Variety can reveal.The long-simmering “Sexy Beast” prequel series has evidently been resuscitated for the streamer after being scrapped for Paramount Network in 2020.The U.K.-originated show, based on the cult classic film of the same name, centers on the characters of Gal Dove and Don Logan (originally played by Ray Winstone and Ben Kingsley, respectively) as they descend into London’s criminal underbelly during the volatile 1990s.Paramount Plus describes the series as “a love story between two men — à la Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.” It’s produced by Chapter One and VIS, with showrunner Michael Caleo (“The Sopranos”) attached. Also heading to Paramount Plus out of the U.K.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMadison Avenue is getting closer to realizing its dream of using TV advertising to talk to viewers in a style more akin to a one-to-one conversationThe future of the humble TV ad has long been described as the following: New data and interactive technology will trim the practice of throwing a diaper ad or a car spot at every single member of the audience. Instead, more marketers will use addressable technology that allows them to beam different ads to different household, all in the same “slot” in a commercial break.Horizon, the independent media-investment company, will help deploy addressable ads in national linear inventory on networks owned by A+E Networks and Fox Corp.

Maluma appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to chat about his acting debut in the rom-com Marry Me alongside HOLA! USA Latina Powerhouse Jennifer Lopez and actor Owen Wilson. While talking to Ellen, the Colombian singer shared details of his first day on set and how he ended up yelling at his co-star. The singer also opened up his thoughts on marriage, revealing what kind of wedding he would want —if he ever walks down the aisle.

Strictly Come Dancing bosses have reportedly made plans to have three judges rather than replace Bruno Tonioli with Cheryl. Fight For This Love singer Cheryl, 36, was tipped to replace Strictly judge Bruno, 64, as it was revealed the star may not be able to judge the full series due to travel restrictions.

If he were to have problems flying back to the UK, Cheryl would have been an ideal replacement, with her extensive experience on judging panels.Previously the Fight For This Love hitmaker has worked on The X Factor and The Greatest Dancer.Whereas Bruno has been a judge on both Strictly and Dancing With The Stars since their inception.As the former ballroom professional has juggled his commitments overseas, he has on previous occasions been replaced by The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air star Alfonso Ribeiro.Bruno told the newspaper of his hectic work schedule: "Under normal circumstances, I take a deep breath and do the travel."This usually included the Strictly judge leaving America for the UK on Wednesday to film the BBC One show, before

Strictly Come Dancing producers have snubbed Cheryl from a judges seat on the 2020 competition despite Bruno Tonioli giving his blessing for her to replace him.

STRICTLY bosses are to snub Cheryl Tweedy as Bruno Tonioli’s coronavirus stand-in — and have just three judges. The Sun revealed yesterday that he had given the singer his blessing to replace him if Covid-19 travel restrictions keep him out of the UK.

The most likely stars to replace Bruno Tonioli on the next series of Strictly Come Dancing have been announced.

Strictly's head judge Shirley Ballas has addressed reports that Bruno Tonioli will not return for this year's series.

STRICTLY’S Bruno Tonioli has given his blessing for Cheryl Tweedy to take over his role if it proves impossible for him to judge this year due to Covid-19, we can reveal. The flamboyant Italian has spent 15 years jetting between his homes in London and LA to appear on the UK show and Dancing with the Stars in the US.

Strictly Come Dancing 2020 could have a new judge in the mix this year and Cheryl and Anton du Beke are tipped as front runners.

Strictly Come Dancing winner Stacey Dooley could be set for a return to the show - as a judge.

It looks like Cheryl may be getting a new job just a few months after The Greatest Dancer was cancelled.The singer clearly proved her worth on the judging panel as it’s now believed she could take on another judging role.She could be taking a place on the Strictly Come Dancing panel as fears mount about Bruno’s role.Bruno Toniolo is also a judge on the American version of the show, Dancing with the Stars and there is concern that he won’t be able to move freely between the US and the UK due to travel restrictions.It is now believed that Cheryl could take his place alongside Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse on the panel for the first few weeks of the series, at least.Bookies Coral have now cut the odds of singer and

Cheryl has been tipped to replace Bruno Tonioli as a judge on this year's Strictly Come Dancing. Doubts have been cast over whether Bruno, 64, will be able to take his seat behind the judging panel of the hit BBC One show for the first few weeks of the upcoming season.

CHERYL Tweedy is poised to take Bruno Tonioli's Strictly Come Dancing judge's chair if he is unable to appear on the show this year, a leading bookmaker has insisted. The 64-year-old's Italian's appearance on the show is in question because of restrictions on flights between the UK and US, where he has a lucrative gig judging Dancing With The Stars.

Pop star Cheryl has been tipped to replace Bruno Tonioli on Strictly Come Dancing if he is unable to take part.

Amy Dowden, 28, has revealed that the Strictly Come Dancing producers have been working overtime to ensure that the new season can go ahead.The star said that she “cant wait” to be dancing again and believes this is what the nation “needs right now”.Amy exclusively told Express.co.uk: “I cannot wait for the new season of Strictly! I’ve got all this energy built up, I’m ready to burst! “Dancing at home isn’t quite the same, I can’t wait to be dancing 12-14 hours a day until I ache all over.  “And of course I’m looking forward to being around my Strictly family again."She added: “The producers are working really hard to make it happen and I really believe it is what the nation needs right now."Amy has been a part of the Strictly Come Dancing

the Mirror there will all sorts of measures put in place to ensure the health and safety of everyone involved with the show.For one, Claudia and Tess will host at a social distance in the main auditorium, although how Claudia navigates the behind-the-scenes podium where the scores are called out is another question.According to the source, dancers and their celeb pairings could also be ‘bubbling up’ together, meaning they could still practice all day and go back home to their individual families in the evening.‘At the moment only singles can bubble with another household but by September it’s very likely to have been extended to couples and even whole households,’ the insider said.The issue of filming group numbers has been covered, mind.

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli might not be back to show's 18th season thanks to coronavirus travel restrictions. BBC bosses are scrambling to work out how to bring the beloved celebrity dance competition back this year among ever changing lockdown restrictions.