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This Morning have introduced the option to pay for a lucky viewer's bill up to £3,000 as part of the show's game Spin To Win. While the intention meant well, viewers have branded the idea “tone deaf” and "dystopian" claiming the show had turned the cost of living crisis into “light entertainment”.After yesterday's game, Phillip Schofield, 60, ended the segment saying: “How much of that can they complain about online."His comment was slammed by a viewer named Mark Scales, who wrote: "Yes smug we can complain."It was poor taste paying an energy bill is not a luxury it’s a necessity that’s the point!"Ben Smoke added: "People are going to freeze to death this year because of energy crisis.

Tuesday night's episode of , viewers were shocked when things in Mexico were left on cliffhanger, a situation that host Jesse Palmer explained from the WB lot in Los Angeles, California.«We felt it was right to wait until Rachel and Gabby and all their men could be here to address all the drama,» Jesse said of why the end of Rachel's post-Fantasy Suite conversation with Zach wasn't shown. "… You will all bear witness to the crazy controversy that’s about to ensue… Prepare yourselves for the most shocking finale of all time.«Fans got a peek at said controversy with a preview of the finale, which opened on Rachel sobbing and Gabby declaring, „I don’t want to do this anymore.

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BBC sitcom Porridge turns 58 years old this week.The prison based comedy, which starred the late, great Ronnie Barker as prisoner Norman Stanley Fletcher, ran between 1974 and 1977 - even landing its own hit film version in 1979.It starred some of the greatest acting legends, including Richard Beckinsale as Lennie Godber and Brian Wilde as prison guard Mr Barrowclough, as well as cameos from comedy icons including David Jason.READ NEXT: Paul Nicholas says surprise coincidence led him to taking Just Good Friends roleOn the 58th anniversary of the beloved comedy series, Daily Star takes a look at where the cast are now.Ronnie Barker is a TV legend, appearing as prisoner Norman Stanley Fletcher in both Porridge and spin-off series, Going Straight.After landing his first acting roles in theatre productions including Treasure Island and A Midsummer Nights Dream, he landed his big TV break in 1966's The Frost Report.While working on The Frost Report, he met future Open All Hours co-star David Jason, as well as long time comedy partner Ronnie Corbet, who he appeared alongside in The Two Ronnies.Following a long acting career, Ronnie revealed on the chat show Wogan in 1985 that he had decided to retire due to health reasons, but made occasional appearances on TV in shows such as The Two Ronnies Sketchbook.A comedy legend, Ronnie was also awarded a special BAFTA Tribute Award for his contributions to TV in 2004.Away from the limelight, Ronnie was married to Joy Tubb from 1957, with who he welcomed three children called Larry, Adam and Charlotte.Like her famous father, Charlotte is also a talented performer and appeared alongside Ronnie in episodes of Open All Hours, as well as crime series Maigret.However, Ronnie died on October

Harry Styles appearing to spit into his co-star Chris Pine's lap as he took a seat next to him at the Venice Film Festival.The Former One Direction singer, who appears alongside Chris in the film Don't Worry Darling, caused an uproar amongst social media users after some seemed to think that he deliberately slobbered over the actor in front his girlfriend, Olivia Wilde.While 42 year old Chris clapped for Harry as he took his seat next to him, the American actor appeared to stop himself in his tracks as the bizarre incident took place.READ MORE: Harry Styles fan 'struggling to pay rent' after paying nearly £700 for two ticketsChris then takes an amusing look back at Harry, 28, who is busy adjusting his jacket and smiling to those around the room.Although it is not entirely clear what took place between the two men, fans have been left in shock, with some convinced that the singer-turned-actor did indeed aim spit into Chris' lap during the prestigious event.While others seem to think that Chris may have been fiddling with his glasses which were in his lap at the time to the encounter took place.Taking to Twitter, fans have shared their thoughts on what they think took place between the pair during the brief but strange moment.One person wrote: "I have watched the video of harry styles and Chris pine at least 20 times from both angles and I personally do not see him spit at all. I think it was the way he moved and his facial expression?"Another penned: "Did you see this? Harry styles spit on Chris Pine.

Phillip Schofield has hit back at This Morning viewers after they were left divided during Monday's show when it was announced one prize on Spin to Win was to pay someone's energy bills for four months, amid the cost of living crisis.

The seemingly never-ending drama swirling around Don't Worry Darling's Venice Film Festival premiere continues from an unlikely source: Florence Pugh's stylist.Rebecca Corbin-Murray shared a number of snaps and videos of her client hitting the Venezia red carpet on Monday, though many noticed her caption that simply read, 'Miss Flo,' while tagging those responsible for her dress and overall look.'Miss Flo' was a phrase used by Don't Worry Darling director Olivia Wilde in reference to Corbin-Murray's client Pugh, in a leaked video she sent Shia LaBeouf before he left the project. Stylist: The seemingly never-ending drama swirling around Don't Worry Darling's Venice Film Festival premiere continues from an unlikely source: Florence Pugh's stylist; seen Monday Caption: Rebecca Corbin-Murray shared a number of snaps and videos of her client hitting the Venezia red carpet on Monday, though many noticed her caption that simply read, 'Miss Flo,' while tagging those responsible for her dress and overall lookLaBeouf was first attached to play the role that Harry Styles ultimately landed, Jack Chambers, the husband of Pugh's character Alice Chambers.Wilde revealed in an interview with Variety in August that she fired LaBeouf because his acting process required, 'a combative energy.' She also added that, 'creating a safe, trusting environment is the best way to get people to do their best work,' and it was ultimately her responsibility to keep her actors safe on the set.

Paul Schrader is under no illusions about “Master Gardener,” the sure-to-be-divisive final chapter in an informal trilogy that kicked off with 2017’s “First Reformed” and continued with last year’s “The Card Counter.” For starters: the film centers on a former white supremacist (played by Joel Edgerton) and his attempts at redemption. “This one is going to piss people off,” Schrader told IndieWire of the film, which premiered out of competition this weekend at the Venice Film Festival, where the auteur is also being given a lifetime achievement award.

Florence Pugh will not be joining co-star Harry Styles and director Olivia Wilde at the Venice International Film Festival press conference for their new film “Don’t Worry Darling”.

Gary Neville has given his verdict after Arsenal believed they were unfairly denied after Gabriel Martinelli's eleventh-minute goal was disallowed by VAR and referee Paul Tierney.

Harry Styles has been spotted rocking up to Venice Film Festival for the premiere of Don’t Worry Darling, following the controversy the film has faced.The Watermelon Sugar hitmaker, who was most recently touring his Love On Tour show, was seen arriving at the airport, clad in Gucci as he prepared for the festival.He rocked his signature flares, donning jeans, a green jumper, and a plum blazer as well as a mask and shades.Carrying matching leopard print luggage, the 28-year-old waved at the cameras as he arrived.Harry is in Venice to promote his upcoming film Don’t Worry Darling, directed by Olivia Wilde, who he’s currently dating. He’s starring alongside Florence Pugh, with a trailer for the highly-anticipated film recently being released.However, the film hasn’t been without its controversy, after Olivia spoke about ‘firing’ Shia LaBeouf from what is now Harry’s role.Insisting she was ‘such an admirer of his work,’ Olivia said ‘his process was not conducive to the ethos that I demand in my productions.‘He has a process that, in some ways, seems to require a combative energy, and I don’t personally believe that is conducive to the best performances,’ she added to Variety.‘I believe that creating a safe, trusting environment is the best way to get people to do their best work.

Paul Schrader is under no illusions about “Master Gardener,” the sure-to-be-divisive final chapter in an informal trilogy that kicked off with 2017’s “First Reformed” and continued with last year’s “The Card Counter.” For starters: the film centers on a former white supremacist (played by Joel Edgerton) and his attempts at redemption. “This one is going to piss people off,” Schrader told IndieWire of the film, which premiered out of competition this weekend at the Venice Film Festival, where the auteur is also being given a lifetime achievement award.

Chelsea fans have been left raging at the fact Michail Antonio was not sent off during the Blues’ 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge.West Ham went 1-0 up courtesy of Antonio in the second-half, but conceded two goals to Ben Chilwell and Kai Havertz late on. The east Londoners then had a late Maxwel Cornet equaliser chalked off by VAR for a foul on Edouard Mendy.The Hammers faithful were left fuming at the disallowed goal, as well as a kick out by Reece James on forward Antonio which went unpunished.

Will Smith has some new fans flocking to him nowadays. The 53-year-old actor has traveled to Ecuador and discovered that some of his most devoted new fans are the peacocks at the venue where he's staying and wondered, 'Why are these animals following me everywhere?' In a funny video posted on social media, the bearded Oscar winner wore a white t-shirt as he looked into the camera to explain, 'We're just sitting here in the spot in Ecuador, and this is the kind of stuff that happens in Ecuador.'  New fans: Will Smith, 53, has discovered some new fans during his trip to Ecuador, peacocks,  sharing a video on social media and writing, ''Why are these animals following me everywhere?' The Grammy winning artist thought he'd get jiggy with the situation and created some original music to go with the post. 'It's just a peacock at the window, and repeated 'It's just a peacock at the window.' As the exotic bird peered through the glass, the The Pursuit of Happyness star explained, 'Oh, he lookin' now too... I see you too joker.' New beat: In a funny video posted, the Grammy winner creates an original beat as he narrates, 'It's just a peacock at the window, and repeated 'It's just a peacock at the window'He then jokes with his traveling companion who has long dreadlocks, 'Okay a black dude and peacock and a Rasta are in Ecuador, the black dude say to the Rasta, "Hey, you see those peacocks?"' The Está Rico artist has recently returned to social media, following a hiatus that began March 28 following his infamous slap of comedian Chris Rock at the Academy Awards ceremony. Less than an hour after the video was posted, Will's Instagram feed had counted some 80 thousand likes.  Exotic: The venue where Will is staying while he films

11 Bit Studios has announced it will no longer be giving game keys to Steam curators after a majority were resold.Taking to Twitter to make the announcement, 11 Bit Studios wrote: “Starting today (September 2) we won’t be granting game keys to Steam curators.”“Based on our and other devs’ experiences, most of the requests come from fake accounts used to gather and resell the keys and the published reviews don’t seem to bring any value for the community anyway,” they added.Responding to one fan who was seemingly confused by the statement, 11 Bit Studios added: “You’d be surprised at the number of emails we receive with a message more-or-less like this: ‘Hello, this is Curator Dude from the Totally Legit Curator on Steam. I very much love your game and Totally Legit Curator fans are waiting for a review.

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The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power found itself in trouble with fans of the franchise even before the series has aired.

on the set of as she heads into her coveted role as Fanny Brice in the Broadway revival of Funny Girl. In a new New York Times interview, chaulks up complaints about her behavior on Glee as a simple matter of “perfectionism” gone awry. “I have an edge to me,” she said, per , regarding co-star claims that Michele created a hostile work environment.

takes over the role of Fanny Brice in “Funny Girl” Sept. 6 — infamously replacing former leading lady Beanie Feldstein, who left the production amid a swirl of rumors earlier this summer.Michele addressed the online hate over her casting — as well as past claims she bullied her castmates in a profile published on Thursday.“I feel more ready than I ever have before, both personally and professionally,” the “Spring Awakening” star told the New York Times about coming back to her theater roots.She’s keen for a fresh start two years after her former “Glee” co-stars Samantha Marie Ware and Heather Morris alleged she bullied them both, with Ware accusing her of racist, “traumatic microaggressions.”When the bombshell claims were first dropped in 2020, Michele apologized for her actions, saying in a statement at the time that she “clearly acted in ways which hurt other people.”Now, the “Scream Queens” actress is admitting she had an “intense time of reflection” about her notorious behavior, noting she felt like she was in “semi-robotic state” in an effort to stay perfect.“I have an edge to me.

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