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Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid was all smiles as she offered her heartfelt congratulations to co-star Alex Beresford on Tuesday's episode. Following the news segment with Ed Balls, they shifted focus to weather presenter Alex Beresford Susanna beamed: "Congratulations Alex and with love..." before being interrupted by Alex, who asked about the time.

Gayle King’s uncensored moment.During Thursday’s episode of “CBS Mornings,” Matteo Lane, an openly gay comedian, appeared on the show, which promoted the host, 70, to repeat a joke he used in his routine. “Let’s talk about the stand-up [special]. Can I just say one joke? I hope I don’t get in trouble,” King said.

final season of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” revealing her gut reaction when she first read the finale script.Speaking to the press at the Hulu show’s sixth and last season premiere at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Wednesday, April 2, in Hollywood, California, the actress said she had mixed emotions when she got her hands on the scripts for Episodes 9 and 10.“Can I swear?” she responded when asked for her first thoughts. “Holy s–t.

“Call Her Daddy.” “I think I made a big enough deal about not talking to me that people do not talk to me.”The “Pink Pony Club” singer revealed her celebrity friends also get to enjoy the newfound perk. “When they’re with me, they’re like, ‘It’s a force field around us.

John Boyega asked JJ Abrams for some growth for his Star Wars character Finn, who was “doing a lot of falling.”Boyega starred in three Star Wars outings, films The Force Awakens (2015), The Last Jedi (2017), and The Rise of Skywalker (2019) – with the first and last of the sequel trilogy being directed by Abrams.When Abrams returned to direct The Rise of Skywalker, Boyega had one request – Finn needed more character growth. Speaking on his panel at Emerald City Comic Con earlier this month, he said: “I was doing a lot of falling in Star Wars. I was always falling.

Nikki Glaser was one of the few celebrities to walk the red carpet at this year’s Mark Twain Prize — certainly not because of the honoree, but perhaps because of the “elephant in the room.”

Blake Lively said that Another Simple Favor director Paul Feig “upped the ante” in the Amazon MGM Studios /Lionsgate sequel — and that’s keeping the spoiler at bay.

Tesco has offered an apology to their customers after confirming that a fridge mainstay has been discontinued across all UK supermarkets. Shoppers started wondering about the whereabouts of the missing item and voiced their queries on social media, leading one X user to pose the question: "Can I ask @Tesco why you don't sell the six pints of milk anymore? Certainly not home delivery." The grocery giant replied to the customer to confirm the product's discontinuation UK-wide.The Tesco spokesperson said: "Good afternoon, thanks for getting in touch.Tesco British Whole Milk 3.408L, 6 Pints has been discontinued.

On March 2, took the stage at Dolby Theater to present the award to the best animated feature film alongside Academy Award-winner . However, before reading off the teleprompter, the 41-year-old actor took a moment to thank his co-presenter for the joy she brought his mother, Lynn Garfield, before she passed away in 2019.“Can I tell you something really quickly? There's someone, there's a person who gave my mother, during her life, the most joy, the most comfort,” he addressing the 79-year-old actor.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Trudie Styler‘s documentary “Posso Entrare? An Ode to Naples,” which recently premiered on Hulu, is a film that observes the unique southern Italian port city — the backdrop for the hit “Gomorrah” gangster series — with fresh eyes. The filmmaker’s high-profile doc delves into the belly of Naples, which is known for its resilience, crime and creative energy, partly by knocking on people’s doors.

Emmerdale viewers were left devastated after fan-favourite Amy Wyatt, portrayed by Natalie Ann Jamieson, tragically died on the Yorkshire-based ITV drama last week. In shocking scenes, fans watched as Amy succumbed to her injuries after a horrifying limo accident led to her falling into a frozen lake.

Perfume Genius has shared a new single featuring Aldous Harding – listen to ‘No Front Teeth’ below.The collaborative song serves as the second preview of the singer-songwriter’s seventh album ‘Glory’, which is due for release on March 28 via Matador (pre-order/pre-save here).Following on from lead single ‘It’s A Mirror’, the latest track from Perfume Genius (real name Mike Hadreas) begins with a stripped-back, acoustic guitar-driven verse, ahead of haunting and ethereal vocals from Harding.“Better days/ Nothing touch me/ Light it breaks on the wings of a dove/ Better days/ Nothing touch me/ Let it take everything that I love,” sings the New Zealand folk artist. ‘No Front Teeth’ then breaks out into a raw and rocky instrumental.“No front teeth/ Where they all used to go/ Sewn in my pocket lining/ Suddenly/ When the cover is blown/ Can I just rest beside it,” Hadreas adds in the single, which is bolstered by time changes throughout.The song is accompanied by an official music video, directed by Cody Critcheloe, who helmed Perfume Genius’ ‘Queen’ video.Per a press release, the surreal ‘No Front Teeth’ visuals represent a “fever dream” that is “unhinged, sexually charged, hilarious and riveting, leaving the viewer questioning what is real and what is an aberration”.The clip stars Hadreas and Harding, alongside Perfume Genius bandmember and co-writer Alan Wyffels. Tune in here:Following on from 2022’s ‘Ugly Season’, the forthcoming ‘Glory’ was produced by Perfume Genius’ longtime collaborator Blake Mills.

Call the Midwife favourite Helen George has confirmed her new relationship on social media after parting ways with her former husband and co-star, Jack Ashton.

The latest episode of Loose Women took a tense turn as Janet Street-Porter abruptly cut off her co-star just minutes into the show. On Tuesday's episode (February 18), Janet joined Ruth Langsford, Brenda Edwards and Kelle Bryan on the panel. As they reminisced about their carefree childhood days spent playing outdoors, Kelle voiced her concerns about the safety of children today.

Stuart Miller By definition, the WGA Awards celebrate the starting point for all great TV shows and films: the writers. “Writers are the one group of workers in this industry whose job begins with a blank page,” says WGAW President Meredith Stiehm.

Reese Witherspoon has just named the next Elle Woods, Lexi Minetree, leaving the 24-year-old stunned and feeling like she may have just hallucinated. Witherspoon, 48, who originated the role of the Harvard Law Student in the 2001 movie “Legally Blonde,” posted the clip on her Instagram on Thursday.Minetree, wearing a bright pink blouse and matching pink heels, greeted the “Hello Sunshine” founder before nervously sitting down next to her on a couch.“Your audition tape was amazing, as we talked about,” Witherspoon said as a clip of Minetree’s audition tape recreating Elle Woods’ Harvard submission video played.

Lady Gaga opened up while eating the spicy wings of death on Hot Ones.

Kristin Chenoweth is opening up about a hotel room meeting that she had with a “very, very famous producer” in 1999 and how she saved herself from being harassed.

TMZ Presents: Saving Wendy,” now available on Tubi, revealing she’s only been outside twice in the past month and both times were for appointments.The interview between Williams and TMZ’s founder, Harvey Levin, was conducted over the phone. Since the ex-TV star cannot have visitors, she was filmed from the sidewalk below as she stood looking out of her fifth-story window.When Levin asked if she was “allowed to go out,” Williams responded, “No, no.

Martin Lewis made an unexpected interjection during a debate on This Morning, where he found himself at odds with Baroness Sayeed Warsi concerning the issue of urinals.Tuesday's programme featured a debate about new health and social care minister Ashley Dalton's past remarks, in which she stated that individuals could identify as llamas and should be accorded "dignity and respect". In the midst of discussing women-only spaces, Sayeed proposed in the discussion with hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley, alongside fellow guest Gyles Brandreth, that more neutral spaces are needed to prevent "other-ing" those who identify as non-binary.

Irv Gotti has sadly passed away.