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A man insists that he doesn't care if his name goes extinct as he still thinks it's 'cool'. Graeme Currie, 34, says he is proud of his name despite it being endangered, reports the Daily Star.

The Masked Singer panellist recently joked: "I'm feeling like I'm getting to that age now where I am at risk of ruining my career on a daily basis."I feel like at the moment it's manifesting with my clothing.

Sex beast music star Gary Glitter is said to be petrified of a move to an open prison - in case another con attacks and kills him.

Dave Bautista is ready to move on from Guardians of the Galaxy, the Marvel franchise that took his acting career to the next level, following his retirement from the world of professional wrestling.

Steven Moffat, the co-creator and showrunner of the Emmy-winning series Sherlock, said he would begin writing the show's fifth season if stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman committed to return.Moffat, 61, in an appearance on the BBC Today program Monday, said he'd 'start writing tomorrow' if the actors, who played Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson on the feted series, committed to another season of the show.'They're on to bigger and better things but, Martin and Benedict, "Please come back?"' Moffat said, according to Deadline.

Steven Moffat has said “we’ve just started talking about” a second season of acclaimed BBC/Netflix drama Inside Man and reiterated that he would “start writing Sherlock tomorrow” if stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman agreed to return.

Janey Godley says she think it will be 'cracking' if she drops dead on stage.

Jessica Simpson kicked off 2023 by asking social media if she should dye her famous blonde hair pink.The fashion mogul, 42 – who recently served as her brand's best advertisement – took a bright-eyed selfie in front of her shoe collection at Nordstroms and had some fun with the magic of hair filters. 'SPOTTED: Jessica Simpson shopping Jessica Simpson @nordstrom,' she captioned her Story. 'Also, should I dye my hair?' New year, new look? Jessica Simpson, 42, kicked off 2023 by asking social media if she should dye her famous blonde hair pink. The fashion mogul took a bright-eyed selfie in front of her shoe collection at Nordstroms and had some fun with the magic of hair filtersStanding in front of her stunning shoe display, Simpson – whose namesake fashion line has amassed over $1 billion in sales since 2005 – beamed into her camera for a pair of pictures.  The first image showed her iconic blonde locks while the second showed her hair dyed blush pink.Simpson shared both images to her story and went on to have more filtered fun as she posted a pair of back-to-back pictures testing different shades. 'Brown?' wrote The Dukes of Hazzard star, captioning a photo of her with copper hair.'Auburn?' she captioned the next image, rocking a slightly different shade of fiery brown hair. In both pictures, the songstress sported a Southwestern belt with silver conchos and turquoise studs.

Asking what we all want to know. When Nick Cannon appeared on CNN’s New Year’s Eve Live on Saturday, December 31, cohost Andy Cohen couldn’t help but ask the father of 12 about his family plans.

Living with neighbours isn't always harmonious – as one woman has discovered after getting into a dispute with their fellow resident over a blocked driveway.

Oh, to be a newlywed… Teresa Giudice and Luis Ruelas are four months into their marriage, but they’re not letting the honeymoon phase slip away anytime soon!

Kim Kardashian‘s holiday videos with daughter North, 9, have become a topic of conversation after fans noticed that the family’s dogs may be living in the garage.

Kate Hudson offered up her thoughts on the ongoing 'nepo babies' controversy that began with a New York Magazine piece last week, saying that family members working in the same businesses are common, and that talent shines through no matter where it's found.The Los Angeles native, 43, - who is the daughter of Hollywood stalwart Goldie Hawn, 77, and singer Bill Hudson, 73 - was asked about the ongoing discussion in an interview with The Independent Saturday.'I don’t care where you come from, or what your relationship to the business is - if you work hard and you kill it, it doesn’t matter,' the Oscar-nominated actress told the outlet. The latest: Kate Hudson, 43,  offered up her thoughts on the ongoing 'nepo babies' controversy, saying that family members working in the same businesses are common, and that talent shines through no matter where it's found.

As we look for ways to save cash amid the crippling cost of living crisis - one man has shared how he's £6,000 richer this year thanks to an easy MoneySavingExpert.com (MSE) hack.

Cooking a turkey for Christmas dinner is no easy feat, with timings being notoriously challenging to juggle when preparing the bird plus all the trimmings.

A woman who agreed to host Christmas dinner on the condition that each guest bring a dish of food to the festive meal has threatened to cancel after being let down by her guests. Christmas 'is a big affair' in her rather large family and they will usually have more than 30 people sitting down to dinner together, according to this fed-up hostess,

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Jen Shah will likely face 10 rather than the maximum 14 years in prison when she gets formally sentenced to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud on January 6.In a lengthy Justice Department court filing on Saturday, federal prosecutors asked the judge to sentence the disgraced 49-year-old to a decade behind bars for organizing a $5M telemarketing scam that targeted thousands of elderly nationwide.Jen pled guilty to the crime in July, along with her estranged 'first' assistant Stuart Smith, in which they falsely promised to give victims the tools to start their own e-commerce companies from 2012-2021.

Less than 24 hours after a video of KWWL-TV sports reporter Mark Woodley doing a live remote in the middle of a blizzard for the channel’s morning show went viral, the big cable networks were out chasing their own viral video moments amid record low temperatures.

The UK Government recently announced a series of new cost of living payments to help millions of households across the country mitigate soaring inflation and ever-increasing energy bills. The new cost of living support package is worth £26 billion in 2023-24, in addition to benefits uprating, which is worth £11 billion to working age households and people with disabilities.

There are more than 20 million people across the UK claiming benefits or State Pension from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Some benefits such as Universal Credit can be a lifeline for those out of work or on a low income, providing crucial financial support to cope with daily living costs.

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