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"I wanted to have a brewery so I could have a p***-up in it," he joked."Now I can go back to my old careers teacher and say, 'You see? I told you I could do it!'"I'm out for world domination [with the beer brand].

Jeremy Clarkson recently sat down for an interview with The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2, where he gushed about the mishap of buying a tractor disk that had subsequently left him with a defective tractor.The 61-year-old revealed how he was forced to call his Clarkson's Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper to help him move the vehicle, but the situation was much more complex than he expected."Weirdly, I bought a piece of equipment — it's called a disk; apparently, I've learned," he told the radio morning show."It was too heavy, really, so every time you lifted it up, the front wheels of my tractor went into the air, and then it got stuck, so you couldn't get the wheels back down."So I had to call Kaleb, and I put him in the box in the front

Jeremy Clarkson has fronted several hit shows over the years, including The Grand Tour, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, and Top Gear.And even though he's received rave reviews for his new series on Amazon Prime Video, Clarkson's Farm, which recently scooped up a prize at the British Farming Awards, the 61-year-old has become doubtful he'll ever walk away with a Bafta. After being quizzed on whether he believed he would ever receive an OBE in a recent interview with The Guardian, Jeremy responded, saying: "You're very sweet.

Express.co.uk, and other journalists, her co-star Daniel Henney revealed how the accident had caused his co-star to "collapse into a heap on the ground".Criminal Minds actor Daniel, 41, described his terror upon discovering that he had misstepped and sliced into Rosamund’s hand during a sword fight scene. In an interview at the UK premiere of The Wheel of Time he gushed about his on-screen partner’s bravery during the incident. “It was about 4am on the fourth night of shooting and I mistimed a step,” he said.“And I stepped through while she was channeling, and I sliced back with my sword. “I used a real sword - a metal sword - and I felt blade on bone. “I heard her scream and I heard her collapse.

Halle Berry, 55, has trained hard to deliver an outstanding performance in Bruised, the film that sees her embody an MMA fighter. While preparing for the role, the Hollywood star undertook gruelling training sessions with UFC champion Valentina Shevchenko.She even ended up breaking two ribs during a scene with the professional fighter.But Halle was issued a stark warning about the dangers of fighting Valentina.Speaking to Women's Health for their December cover, she explained: “One of the biggest compliments I got in the whole process was when we were shooting scenes and the referee who called Valentina’s fights in real life said, ‘That last take, I thought I was watching a real Valentina fight!’“And for me, that was the moment that all

Riz Ahmed‘s star began its ascent with breakout roles in 2014’s “Nightcrawler” and the 2016 HBO miniseries “The Night Of.” Now, fresh off his second Golden Globe nomination and first Oscar nom for last year’s “The Sound Of Metal,” Ahmed is a full-fledged A-lister. READ MORE: Riz Ahmed Can’t Save A Very Messy ‘Encounter’ [Telluride Review] Now, Ahmed looks to continue his success with another intense character study from Amazon Studios.

Jeremy Clarkson’s sidekick on the Amazon Prime Video series, took to Instagram this evening to share a video from his work with the restaurant chain.He wrote in view of his 936,000 followers: “#AD @McDonaldsUK got me to trade in my tractor for the day for one of its trucks.“I was shown how the used cooking oil is turned into biodiesel that powers over half of its delivery trucks! “Check out my video to see how McDonald’s (and me) is powered by fries #PlanForChange.”In the clip, Kaleb tells the camera: “Hello, I’ve left the tractors and the countryside behind as McDonald’s is doing something very interesting with their delivery trucks and I want to find out more.“I love fries and I love the environment.

Amazon Prime’s “The Wheel of Time” is a ponderous slog, a show that wants so badly to be the next “Game of Thrones” or even “The Witcher” that it telegraphs its pretentious self-seriousness with every line of dialogue and slow turn in the plot. It’s a death march through fantasy TV clichés that likely worked splendidly on the page in Robert Jordan’s books, wherein readers could imagine the exciting world that the people behind this show never bothered to create.

Joanne Froggatt, 41, has revealed she struggled financially at the beginning of her acting career before finally landing a job. The Downton Abbey star explained that at one point, she only had “one mortgage payment left in the bank”.Joanne’s professional acting career began when she was just 16.However, the actress recalled going through financial hardships until she landed a job “by the skin of her teeth” in her early twenties.Speaking on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, Joanne gave listeners an insight into her career.Joanne explained: “I’ve managed to support myself financially since the age of 16 just through acting.“But my goodness, there were a few points where I was doing it by the skin of my teeth.“I remember in my early twenties,

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has once again seen himself surrounded by controversy over plans for his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire. The TV presenter had previously faced opposition from furious locals who blamed a surge in visitors to the region on the success of his Clarkson's Farm show on Amazon Prime.Now Jeremy is said to be facing a legal bid from one of his neighbours over a purported planning application to build a 70-space car park at a 60-seater café at the farm, according to the MailOnline.The local man expressed concerns that the TV star would transform the region into a “Jeremy Clarkson theme park”.A total of 20 locals have filed objections, according to the Daily Mirror.Jeremy’s neighbour told the news publication: “I

As Halloween approaches, some people use it as the one time of year to duck under the covers and watch a truly scary movie. Amid the pumpkin making and big bowls of sweets, some parents also choose to settle down for a more family-friendly scare with their children.

repeats — even as Judy Sheindlin debuts her new court show, “Judy Justice,” premiering Monday (Nov. 1) on Amazon Prime’s IMDb TV streaming platform.“Viewers can still catch me at 4 o’clock, with my old hair,” Sheindlin, 79, told The Post.

After bringing to life his own 1,000 acre working farm and then being crowned the NFU's (National Farmer's Union) Farming Champion of the Year for promoting home-grown food through his hit Amazon Prime series, Clarkson's Farm, Jeremy Clarkson is on top of the world.

Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz’s “I Love Lucy,” according to the upcoming biopic “Being the Ricardos.”“I did this show so Desi and I could be together,” says Nicole Kidman, 54, as Ball in the minute-long first teaser for the upcoming Aaron Sorkin film.

Have you wanted to send a gift to a friend or a family member but you don’t have their mailing address handy? Well now you can with Amazon’s new shopping feature which enables you to send gifts to your loved ones even if you don’t know their address. It's an idea that could take off just in time for Christmas, says UK home delivery expert ParcelHero.

starring Jennifer Love Hewitt debuted in theaters, the slasher franchise is back. Only this time, it’s a psychological horror series adapted for a whole new generation of fans.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, is again facing the anger of villagers who have purportedly written to the council over his plans to convert a lambing shed into a restaurant in the area.Tension between the broadcaster and Chipping Norton locals had been rising, which led him to call a meeting about his plans for Diddly Squat.Following the announcement of Jeremy’s latest plans for the farm, some locals have been submitting objections to the West Oxfordshire District Council, according to OxfordshireLive.The parish council told the news outlet it was "concerned" about the effects of the new restaurant "on the local community, its existing shops and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty".The source continued: "The number of cars currently visiting this

Amazon Prime documentary, Wayne Rooney said he wanted to be remembered for who he is and not for mistakes he had made over the years.The candid film, which takes a look into his career, also includes him and his 35-year-old wife Coleen Rooney discussing his headline-grabbing affairs.In 2004, the 35-year-old made front page news after claims he had visited a backstreet brothel surfaced.He later admitted to sleeping with prostitutes, but said he wasn't settled down with Coleen at the time.Wayne said in a statement that he was "very young and immature" and regretted it "deeply".In the documentary, a tearful Coleen said of his behaviour: "I knew groups Wayne was hanging around with - together with alcohol - not good.Judi Dench looks in the

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, wasn't best impressed after he "forked out hundreds of pounds" for Covid tests in order to leave the UK, and no official checked the documentation at the airport.The Grand Tour star revealed he has left the country three times since lockdown ended, and not once was he stopped to prove he had a negative test.In his latest column for The Sun, the presenter fumed at the lack of authority he saw, considering the many rules that have been drilled into us over the past few months.He began by jokingly advising travellers that the needn't worry about it all, saying: "This week, there were lots of exciting new rules about what sort of Covid tests you need to take when you’re travelling abroad, and where you can go, and what

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, took to his Diddly Squat Farm Shop’s Instagram to share his latest victory with his fans. The TV presenter won Farmers Weekly’s farming champion of the year award.In view of his 559,000 followers, the former Top Gear star posted a picture of the magazine page where the award was announced.Aiming a dig at the BAFTA Awards for snubbing his TV work in the past, Jeremy added the caption: “I haven’t won a BAFTA, but…”The TV star’s fans were delighted with the win, as they took to the post’s comments section to commend him.treadltd wrote: “You have clearly highlighted the genuine issues faced by farmers and the effort and skill required to run a farm.”leonkoppeschaar added: “Very well done @jeremyclarkson1 you do deserve it,

“You must be ambitious, but you’ve got to keep your own morals and your own standards. If you’re allowing yourself to be talked out of them, you can be in danger,” Bisset expounded.