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The reviews are in, and Wolfgang Van Halen “killed it” during his performance with Dave Grohl at the Taylor Hawkins tribute concert.

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STRANGER THINGS show bosses Matt and Ross Duffer tease a major change about the episode format of season five of the Netflix show.  The streaming giant invested $270 million into Stranger Things’ fourth season, which certainly paid off as its one of Netflix’s biggest shows ever.  However, the nine episode season, which saw the Hawkins gang battle against Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower), clocked in at a runtime of 12 hours and 52 minutes, which was a lot longer than previous seasons and might have been a bit too much for some viewers.  Because of this, Stranger Things bosses Matt and Ross Duffer have confirmed that there’s going to be major changes to the episode format in the show’s fifth and final season, which is expected to begin filming in 2023 and air in 2024. Stranger Things’ fourth season finale was capped off with a feature-length finale of two-and-a-half-hours, which is much longer than Netflix’s usual model of 50 minute episodes.  Ahead of season five, series creators Matt and Ross Duffer confirmed to THR that the upcoming episodes won’t be quite so long.  “I don’t think the runtimes will be as extreme in season 5,” Matt confirmed.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left feeling emotional thanks to one guests' appearance on the programme. Charlotte Hawkins was back hosting the ITV news show on Thursday (August 11) alongside Adil Ray who replaced Richard Madeley in the hot seat.

Alan Carr revealed he purchased a second home with Amanda Holden in the heart of Spain for just €1.During Thursday's visit to the Good Morning Britain studios, Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning. After discussing the ongoing issue of the cost of living crisis, the ITV presenters welcomed the stand-up comic on to lighten the show where he talked about his upcoming tour following the breakdown in his marriage.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterIFC Films nabbed North American rights to “The Lost King,” which will have its world premiere at the 47th Toronto International Film Festival.Directed by Stephen Frears, the feel-good true story stars Sally Hawkins as Philippa Langley, an amateur historian who uncovered the remains of King Richard the III after they had been lost for 500 years. Langley spent years researching — and searching — for the remnants, even when family, friends and academics openly doubted her.Steve Coogan (who also co-wrote the screenplay with Jeff Pope) is playing Philippa’s husband, John Langley.

IFC Films is acquiring North American rights to Stephen Frears’ drama The Lost King, starring Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water) and Steve Coogan (The Trip), ahead of its world premiere at the 47th Toronto Film Festival.

Richard Madeley sparked fury on Good Morning Britain after the TV presenter told a grieving father to "get to the point" due to limited air time.During Wednesday's visit to the ITV studios, the 66-year-old broadcaster and his co-host Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning.And one of the biggest stories on everyone’s lips was the devastating loss of a British tourist who was killed in a tragic helicopter accident during a family holiday in Greece.READ MORE:GMB hosts lock horns with MP as he demands 'rewatch the tape' in fiery debateThe 22-year-old was killed last month when he was struck by the helicopter’s rotor blade shortly after landing on the outskirts of Athens.It was widely reported that Jack was trying to take a selfie when the devastating tragedy took place.As the co-hosts discussed the horrific accident, they welcomed the father of one of the late tourist's friends Robin Stanton-Gleaves onto the show to discuss the event in detail.But in the television interview, Robin explained that that’s not the whole story as he went on to break down the events leading up to the terrible incident.As he tried to explain the day's events in detail, Richard told the grieving guest to “get to the point” due to their limited air time.He interrupted: “That’s why I want you to tell it because we’re a little bit short of time.

Good Morning Britain hosts in a fierce clash as he defended Liz Truss’ plans to address the worsening cost of living crisis.During Wednesday’s visit to the ITV studios, Richard Madeley and Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning.And one of the biggest stories on everyone's lips was the ongoing concerns around the debilitating financial crisis with the rising cost of energy prices.READ MORE: Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley slammed for 'creepy' Olivia Newton-John tributeTo get a better understanding of the problem at hand, the TV presenters welcomed the Education Secretary onto the show where he was forced to defend Liz Truss’ plans to help out millions of Britons struggling up and down the country.However, the Tory back bencher struggled to get a word in edgeways after he accused the 66-year-old broadcaster of interrupting him before he could address the situation.Richard’s co-host Charlotte opened the conversation by asking about what measure have been put in place to help tackle the financial crisis.She said: “The measures you’ve put in place were based on previous estimates of the price cap.“We know now the price gap is going to be exceeded so that help that you’ve already promised is simply not enough, is it?”James quickly replied with: “We’ve already put a support package in place and Liz has said she will bring forward an emergency budget to address whatever else.”But her co-host grew increasingly frustrated with the politician as he argued: “You’re not answering our question.

Richard Madeley has been slammed by viewers for making "creepy" comments about Oliver Newton John during his tribute to her yesterday (9 August.)The Good Morning Britain host fronted yesterdays edition of the programme with Charlotte Hawkins and the two spoke about Olivia Newton John's legacy after she passed away on Monday evening.They were joined by Olivia's close friend, Jane Seymour, who said she "changed the world".READ MORE: John Travolta leads celeb tributes to Olivia Newton-John following death aged 73The Bond Girl added: "She cared about everybody else and made a huge difference."Her legacy is extraordinary. Not just as a performer but as a friend and a champion of people who are dealing with cancer."Richard went on to say that he wished he had the opportunity to interview the star.He also spoke about an "iconic" poster of the Grease star.He said: ""There’s a picture we’re showing of her here, it was a very famous poster of her in the 1970s."She’s just looking at the camera, she’s backlit by sunshine, her hair’s down, she’s wearing a denim shirt."And I was saying earlier in the programme that poster was on the wall of a radio station I used to work in back in the 1970s and, I’m not exaggerating, it basically stopped traffic in the corridors."It was up there for months and even after months, the guys would just stop and look at it."And (they) just get lost in her beauty and I would have loved to have told her that."Viewers of the show have taken to Twitter to criticise him for his comments.One said: "Richard Madeley reducing ONJs achievements down to he and his colleagues letching over her "beauty" in a poster of her that was in his office space back in the day.

Good Morning Britain viewers have been left infuriated after host Richard Madeley 'made it about him' in an interview about grief on todays show.Reverend Richard Coles appeared on the breakfast show today (6 August) to talk about his new Channel 4 documentary that explores the process of grief.The reverend lost his husband , David, in 2019.READ MORE: ITV's Lorraine Kelly shares congratulations as GMB star welcomes new family additionViewers noticed that presenter Richard Madeley kept talking about his own experiences of grief and seemed to be steering the conversation towards himself.Co-host Charlotte Hawkins asked Reverend Richard whether grief could ever be less traumatic and he replied: "It will always be horrible and painful and traumatic."He continued: "But there are better ways of doing it, I think."It's surprising - it's something that happens to all of us, if you're lucky enough to share your life with someone you love and who loves you, the chances are 50/50 that you're going to be a widow or a widower.

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley proudly shared a heartwarming family update with ITV viewers on Monday (August 8).During this morning’s visit to the ITV studios, the 66-year-old broadcaster and his fellow co-host Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back onto the show where they discussed the latest new stories.On the show, the dynamic duo welcomed political journalist Kevin Maguire and MP Ed Vaizey onto the show where they talked about the ongoing Conservative leadership run.READ MORE: GMB’s Charlotte Hawkins grills ITV guests over showers amid water shortageBefore their segment came to an end, the dad-of-two congratulated the Daily Mirror reporter on becoming a grandfather once more as he went on to reveal his daughter Chloe is “ready to pop”.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Good Morning Britain’s Charlotte Hawkins grilled ITV guests over whether or not they had a shower before they appeared on the hit morning show.On Monday’s visit to the ITV studios, the blonde bombshell and her co-host Richard Madeley welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning.And one of the biggest topics on everyone’s lips was the ongoing national water shortage as the UK prepares for another heatwave this week.READ MORE: Ben Shephard takes savage swipe at Andi Peters as he winds up the GMB presentersThis morning, the dynamic duo welcomed British journalist Kevin Maguire and MP Ed Vaizey onto the show to discuss their thoughts on the ongoing Conservatives leadership run.But Charlotte left her loyal legion of fans in stitches as she introduced the pair by asking them whether or not they had showered before they came on the show.She seriously asked the political duo: “Did you shower before you came on the show today?”Luckily the pair managed to laugh off the rude question as Kevin turned to the politician and jokingly wafted the air around him after he confessed he hadn’t taken a morning shower before his appearance.The politician admitted: “I haven’t showered but I will shower after the show, the trick is to do it in 10-second bursts and not shower while the soap is on.”This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Good Morning Britain hosts Ben Shepard and Charlotte Hawkins took a swipe at the UK Government on Friday after being told no ministers were available to join them on the show. The presenters said that producers were told they didn't have time for them in their 'busy schedule'.

Good Morning Britain hosts Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins were stunned after a special guest almost revealed singer Cheryl's upcoming career plans.American choreographer Todrick Hall was welcomed on the show ahead of his appearance at Brighton Pride and conversation quickly turned to his famous connections.Todrick is known for collaborating with big names such as Cheryl (formerly Cheryl Cole), Beyonce and Taylor Swift.READ MORE: Ben Shephard takes savage swipe at Andi Peters as he winds up the GMB presentersHe worked with Cheryl and Oti Mabuse on BBC's The Greatest Dancer and said that the pair had an instant connection from the moment they met.Hall gushed that he and Cheryl are also looking forward to collaborating with each other in the near future, which left the hosts wanting more and they asked Todrick to spill the beans on his other celebrity pals.However, the dancer kept his mouth shut as he might "get in trouble".Later on, the hosts complimented his outfit and Hall took the opportunity to show off his shoes, which were hidden underneath the desk, by sassily raising his leg in the air.Charlotte complemented his "phenomenal" shoes and "great flexibility" while an awestruck Ben stated: "I'm just marvelling at your hamstrings.

Thania Garcia King Princess’s sophomore album “Hold On, Baby” closes with the ’90s rock-inspired “Let Us Die” — a four-minute track that features some of the last bits of drumming from Taylor Hawkins, who died unexpectedly while on tour with the Foo Fighters in March.In an interview with Glamour, the 23-year-old singer-songwriter says the collaboration, “was a huge moment for me as a musician, as a person. [Taylor] was so kind, so wonderful.

Wilson Chapman editorThe citizens of Hawkins are one step closer to their final battle, as the “Stranger Things” writers’ room has officially started on the fifth and final season of the hit Netflix series.The official Twitter account for the show’s writers’ room, @StrangerWriters, announced the news on Tuesday. In a tweet captioned “Day 1,” the account posted a picture of a whiteboard emblazoned with the logo for the final season.Day 1 pic.twitter.com/9m44RkJnc3— stranger writers (@strangerwriters) August 2, 2022Season 4 of Matt and Ross Duffer’s nostalgic sci-fi series ended on a major cliffhanger, with the season’s main villain Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) temporarily defeated, but succeeding in his scheme to merge the dark otherworld of the Upside Down with the sleepy Indiana town of Hawkins.

Thania Garcia Dave Grohl will be making an appearance as the fourth member of James Gang — with Joe Walsh on vocals and guitar, drummer Jim Fox and bassist Dale Peters — marking the first time the band has played together in over 15 years. The performance, dubbed “One Last Ride,” was announced early Monday morning as a part of Walsh’s annual VetsAid concert.Taking place on Nov.

sex workers can take punters so their illicit activity isn't visible on the streets.Jackie and Michael Scott, 56 and 77 respectively, as well as their neighbour Sue Hawkins have spoken about hearing the “screams” and lewd acts going on at all hours because of the trade.They’re regularly woken up late at night by all the unwelcome noise, they told Leeds Live.READ MORE: 'Half-man, half-dog' creature terrified fisherman as it stalked river baffling expertsThe couple live in Holbeck, Leeds where there used to be a legal red-light zone for prostitutes to carry out sex work. It was called the Managed Approach and permitted prostitution between certain hours on allocated streets.But ever since Leeds City Council scrapped the controversial project in 2020 after six years, the situation has got much worse, according to the Scotts.Michael, a retired security guard, has grown tired of hearing the “noises and the screaming”.

GOOD Morning Britain host Ed Balls clashed with guest Edwina Currie in a fiery exchange today. The ex-Labour MP, 55, did not hold back when interviewing the former Tory politician, 75, who appeared via video link from her home.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left rubbing their eyes during the latest edition of the ITV breakfast show.Charlotte Hawkins and Ed Balls woke up the nation with the latest headlines on Monday morning (July 25).They welcomed weather presenter Des Coleman to the studio as regular meteorologist Laura Tobin enjoys her summer holiday break.READ MORE: GMB Ranvir Singh, 44, wows in figure-hugging dress in snap with toyboy boyfriend, 26The huge cast shake-up didn't go unnoticed by viewers watching at home.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "What the hell was that weather bulletin all about? Where is Laura Tobin?"Another added: "Where did they get the new weather man from?"A third person posted: "Love Des. He is great.'While a fourth social media user said: "Laura must be taking a break."GMB fans distracted as Laura Tobin replaced on ITV show in major channel shake-up It's not the first time actor, singer and weather presenter Des, 47, has appeared on GMB.He made his debut back in September 2020 and fans will remember he was scolded by former presenter Piers Morgan on his first day.A technical glitch meant Des' weather segment was cut short forcing host Piers to rush to his seat early without having his microphone clipped properly.