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Aissa explained that the late actor largely differed from the self-confident, stoic characters he played on-screen. She said that he was largely driven by insecurity and complexity and wasn’t as straightforward as his film characters would suggest. The writer used an anecdote about Marlon Brando to convert her point. She said that, at the height of his fame, Marlon was “eyeing (my) mother”. Continuing, Aissa wrote: “Maybe she didn’t hear they’d been married, perhaps he had and didn’t care.“Brando was barely 30, gorgeous and arrogant, sizzling with success.” She explained that Marlon sent a friend over to ask John if he could have an evening with his wife. “My father said one word: ‘no!’” Aissa added that in the same evening, her father went into a “jealous rage”. “It was my mom’s first glimpse of his dark side. “She realised, only then, that my father was not the characters he played on the screen. “Men who not only had self-assurance, they reeked of it.” Aissa said that he was “more complicated than that”. He was driven by "insecurity and pride", she furthered. She further explained the relationship between Marlon and John in her book. Despite the two being major stars in Hollywood around the same time, neither of them were ever much more than acquaintances. Aissa claimed they didn’t get along very well. She said that, despite respecting his talent, “my father and Marlon weren’t friends.” Aissa added that director John Ford once wanted both actors for a film he was making. She explained that Marlon refused to be in the film because he didn’t like John Ford’s style. Aissa admitted her father didn’t like his attitude and didn’t extend the friendship. 

Kate Garraway insisted that “no one was buying” that Gemma Atkinson had to leave her show early after it was announced that the remaining participants would have to stand in ice cold water live on TV.The Hits Radio presenter told Kate she had to catch a train, but the presenter was not convinced, teasing that the star had instead “run away”. Gemma, 37, appeared on Garraway’s Good Stuff this morning, where she spoke about her new exercise programme to help new mums get back into shape without piling on the pressure. The star appeared alongside Irish presenter, Angela Scanlon, 38, and took it in turns to talk to Kate, 55. In the last five minutes of the show, however, Gemma seemed to have suddenly disappeared. Her departure came shortly after an expert from Freeze the Fear came to introduce the women to the Wim Hof method, which involved plenty of ice. Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof is a new ITV reality show that sees celebrities push themselves beyond their limits in sub-zero temperatures. The Wim Hof method is designed to help people retake control of their bodies through a combination of breathing, cold therapy, and meditative techniques.  Kate made a cheeky joke about Gemma’s early departure, as she left shortly before the women were left grimacing as they dunked their feet in buckets of ice.As the camera panned back to Kate, she told her audience: “I should say that Gemma has had to run away to get back home to catch a train…“Allegedly.

Loose Women panellist Frankie Bridge, 33, revealed that she has a “secret door” in her home, among other unusual objects.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Frankie, who is a Home Essentials ambassador, spilled the quirky ins and outs of her home decor.Explaining the unique interior designs inside her home, Frankie said: “We have a secret door in our kitchen.“It just looks like the rest of the cupboards, but our study is behind it. People are always quite surprised by it.”She also has a cast of her bottom that causes “quite the stir” among her and husband Wayne Bridge’s guests.Frankie said: “I did an Insta story once and it was in the background.“I didn’t even think about it, as I’m so used to it being there.

Loose Women in 1999, briefly departing in 2006, and rejoining in 2013.The presenter has spoken in her podcast about the work dynamic between the panellists on the show, revealing that she and her colleague Jane Moore work with women who are "luvvies", something they are not really into.As she approaches 60, Kaye released a new podcast in which she invites guests to offer her help and advice before she reaches the milestone age.In the latest episode, Kaye invited her colleague Jane on the show, as well as journalist Karen MacKenzie.Karen asked Kaye and Jane how they feel being around people who are quite affectionate.Kaye replied: "It's a bit about being Scottish. But Funnily enough having worked in England for a long time and with people like Jane, you know, luvvies."Jane's not very luvvy actually, but you know what I mean, Jane."We do work with luvvies don't we? Who are much more touchy-feely."Kaye then gave examples of those she works with who are more affectionate than she is used to, including their fellow Loose Women panelist Nadia Sawalha.She continued: "Yeah, Nadia's very touchy feely.So I have learned to be more touchy feely in that kind of professional sense.

Lorraine Kelly "looks better now" than she did decades ago, according to ITV star Richard Arnold, 52, who was speaking about how they'd changed over the years.The Good Morning Britain presenter spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk about how he and Lorraine, 62, “look better now” than they did years ago while speaking at the Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest.Richard has been the Entertainment Editor on ITV’s Good Morning Britain since 2014 and has been working in showbiz for over two decades.He previously worked for the channel’s predecessor GMTV, first starting out as a TV critic there in 1997.Lorraine helped launch GMTV back in 1993 and has also stayed with ITV over the years, continuing her self-titled show Lorraine under the new format.Reflecting on how it’s been working for the channel over many years, Richard said: “Well, I've seen a lot of changes, and my makeup isn't quite as orange as it used to be when we did GMTV, which wasn't altogether flattering.“I think what I find extraordinary - and it's like being in a soap opera in many respects…“When you see archived footage of you, if they play an old clip from when you were younger, you don't think that you've got any older necessarily.“But then when you see a picture of yourself when you first started out with frosted tips…“You just think, ‘Oh my goodness me, we really have all been through an awful long time together!’" he added.Speaking about his time with Lorraine on the channel, he continued: “Lorraine and I always joke about the fact that surely we look better now than we did back then.“Even though we're getting older now!” he added with a laugh.Richard went on to discuss how he felt to be Entertainment Editor at ITV, decades on from where he first

Britain's Got Talent has increasingly been hit by fix allegations from contestants and fans, who have often claimed that the voting system is "unfair".

Loose Women viewers were left stunned as panellists Nadia Sawalha and Frankie Bridge showed off their new hairstyles. Nadia, 57, who is known for her curly locks debuted straight hair today, which she told her co-stars was inspired by the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton.

Vogue. Gisele, who is married to NFL superstar Tom Brady, shared her feelings about the experience. She said: “This was one of the most traumatising moments,” Gisele recalled.The model added: “I didn't have a fitting so when I showed up at the show, I was like, ‘So what am I wearing?’“I could say a few words [in English at the time] but I didn't understand half the things, [so] I just pretended I understood. “I had no clue.

Loose Women star on a wall at their home.The unusual art piece was once commissioned as a Christmas gift and is located in her dressing room.Now, Frankie has revealed to Express.co.uk how the cast still causes “quite the stir” among the couple’s guests.She also admitted even her fans were let into the intimate detail after she accidentally posted it on Instagram.Frankie said: “I did an Insta story once and it was in the background.“I didn’t even think about it, as I’m so used to it being there. It caused quite a stir, ha!“It’s definitely a talking point when new people come round.”Frankie explained that the silver-coloured sculpture of her bottom is not the only surprising element in her home.She said: “We have a secret door in our kitchen.

Loose Women star Ruth Langsford approached what she thought was a “very long worm” while out walking her dog today, before realising it was actually most likely to be a snake.The presenter remained calm as she filmed the animal wildly thrashing around.Ruth, 62, took to social media today to share the evidence of her dangerous day out with her one million Instagram followers.Showing the pale orange creature slither across the path, she wrote: “Just as I was thinking…“That’s a VERY long worm…”In the next clip, Ruth filmed the snake thrashing around manically, adding: “It did this!!!!”“Gotta be some kind of snake surely?!” she asked her followers.Earlier today, the ITV star filmed her little black dog Maggie trotting along the pavement.“Morning walk with Maggie,” she penned cheerily.

Despite admitting he hit a real low, Danny explained he didn't ever “have the balls” to try to end his life. He said candidly: “I didn't have anything to lose and I thought it would just be easier if I wasn't here… so if I take myself out of the situation.That was the deepest and darkest it went. I never thought about it.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, has spoken about her ITV co-star Kate Garraway’s husband, Derek Draper and given an update on his health in a new interview.The presenter described the news surrounding Covid as “dire,” but said that she tried to include light-hearted features on her show with a focus on kindness during the pandemic.“There weren’t many bits of light in this whole terrible time.”Speaking on the Spinning Plates podcast with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, she discussed how the heartbreaking news of Derek’s hospitalisation really “impacted” her.The daytime TV show presenter explained: “Kate Garraway’s husband was one of the first to get really sick.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, gave a candid interview last week in which the GB News breakfast show host aimed a swipe at his former colleagues on ITV.

Lorraine Kelly has confessed she can “never take her job for granted” because her contract at ITV is up every couple of years.Speaking in a new interview, the presenter, 62, claimed she was formerly booted from her main role at GMTV after going on maternity leave and giving birth to her daughter Rosie. Lorraine opened up about the difficult moment to Sophie Ellis-Bextor on her Spinning Plates podcast.Sophie asked Lorrained about when she found out that her job was “not waiting for her” when she returned from maternity leave and whether it was something that “felt of that time”.Speaking about her gig with GMTV, Lorraine reflected: “Yes, it was 94. It wouldn’t happen now.

The Eurovision star appeared on Loose Women in April and was reduced to tears as she spoke about her ailing daughter. She revealed that Josie was in hospital after falling very ill the previous month, prior to being diagnosed with bacterial meningitis. The 18-year-old was admitted into intensive care and placed in an induced coma after her organs started to fail. Jay told Kay Adams, Frankie Bridge, Katie Piper and Jane Moore: “We almost lost her.”Continuing, Jay said that she was aware it was meningitis that Josie had, as her husband contracted the condition 19 years ago, so she knew how to spot it. She explained that Josie was her “silver lining” after losing her husband. “I knew what to look for,” she added. The star said on the show that Josie was comfortable with her mum going public with the news. She explained that her daughter wanted people to be aware of what happened to her. Jay added that Josie was healthy and on a fitness kick on the days leading up to her diagnosis. She said: “She called me to say she wasn't feeling well...“She'd been lying in the sun and I thought had a bit of heatstroke.”Jay said that she tried to bring her temperature down but failed. The star added that she had to take Josie to A&E herself, as the ambulances didn’t respond. A tearful Jay went on: “I had her in my bed with me and she woke up at about 3am and told me, 'I'm not right.'"She said then, breaking into tears: "If she'd gone in her own bed I don't think I'd have a daughter," before the panelists comforted her.Jay said that she found a rash on Josie's arm in the early morning after putting on her bedroom light to take a look at her.She said her reaction was “oh god, not again”.Jay confirmed it was nearly identical to what her

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! last year, which saw Emmerdale star Danny Miller finish in the top spot. Now, some months after the adventurous experience, the Loose Women star has looked back on her time on the show.She recounted the hardest part about taking part in the series, admitting that she did not expect it to bother her.Revisiting the challenges of being in the camp, Frankie said: “Apart from being away from family.“The cold was really hard.

@PiersUncensored beat Sky News & GB News in the UK ratings AGAIN last night.. “Still very early days, but the show is already gaining real traction around the world, making lots of news, and as I hoped, annoying all the right people.”However, Simon McCoy appeared triggered by the comment and wrote: “Please show the figures.”Piers then got embroiled in a Twitter thread with the presenter.He replied to Simon: “Show me yours… Oh wait.”Simon then told Piers he should try "retirement", to which the Talk TV star replied: "What, and be as bitter as you? No thanks." Fans were amused by Piers’ decision to then subsequently block Simon, given his stance on free speech. @Mankyanne 1063 wrote: “Umm I thought his new show was about stopping cancel culture.”@Paramedictom said: “The fact that GBNews is smashing TalkTV is something he can’t bare.” (sic) @Maisie_trish posted: “That’s a bit of an overreaction from Piers.

Eamonn Holmes recalled a feud with Anthea Turner which saw him splashed across the headlines and fearing that both might lose their careers.The former This Morning star revealed all in a recent interview."I was on the front pages of the papers because of a falling-out I had with Anthea Turner - I called her 'Princess Tippy Toes'," Eamonn admitted."It’s laughable now, but at the time it was deadly serious for both of us."It could have cost both of us our jobs, but the station probably secretly relished the publicity," he told The Telegraph.He added that he and Anthea quickly made up and are now good friends - but that didn't happen before the war of words had descended into a scandal.The pair first came to blows while they were hosting GMTV together for two years in the mid 1990s.Anthea believed she had been the victim of sexist stereotypes for being too "ambitious" - a trait she claimed men would never be accused of in a derogatory way."If I said [I was ambitious], I was made out to be a ruthless person who would walk over anybody to get where I wanted," she stated to The Sun."It would be said that I was hormonal, or I was stamping my feet."She added: "Yet if [a man is] ambitious, we think, 'What a guy'."You’d never hear anyone say that about Eamonn or Phillip Schofield.

Emmerdale actor Mark Charnock was left in “shock” after doing research for the show’s storyline that sees his character, Marlon Dingle, suffer a stroke. The 53-year-old told Express.co.uk and other media outlets how finding out more about the condition has been a “total eye-opener” for him.He also highlighted the “sheer weight” of the stroke figures in the UK, where “a stroke occurs every 5 minutes”.Mark said: “Working with Emmerdale‘s research team and the Stroke Association on this storyline has been a total eye-opener for me.“We hear the word ‘stroke’ bandied around a great deal, but being confronted with the sheer weight of numbers in this country alone has been a shock.“A stroke occurs every 5 minutes in the UK - over 100,000 a year.”Mark has expressed hopes that his portrayal will raise awareness on the “devastating” consequences of a stroke.He said: “More can and should be done to raise awareness and hopefully, this story can help with that.“It’s an enormous responsibility to try and get it right for the survivors and their families and for those who’ve lost loved ones to this awful event.The TV star continued: “No two strokes are the same, but the after-effects are devastating.“I’m very proud of the show for telling it and for letting me be a part of it.”Elsewhere during the interview, Mark reflected on how the stroke changed Marlon’s life “forever”.He explained that, following the stroke, Marlon’s outlook on the future changed as he feared he “can’t be the dad he wanted to be” for his children.Mark said: “I don't think he’s going to get to where he wants to be for a long time, and we're just at the beginning of his journey.“He can't work anymore, and he feels, wrongly, that he can't be the dad he wants to be

Radio 4: "Your heart is where your love and enjoyment and true self resides."Bill, who admits he keeps well hydrated and has vegetables on hand to stave any hunger pangs, tries his best to avoid stress.He also aspires to keep active and maintain his own daily tasks.The actor admitted during the interview that although ITV offers him use of a complimentary car service to work, he always opts to drive himself.Though he says there may be a time when he will take up the channel's offer, for the time being he is fine.In another recent interview, he challenged: "Decline is not inevitable."Bill is even aspiring to become the "first centenarian" to have an ongoing role in a TV drama.It looks like he could be well on the way to achieving that goal after he revealed that a recent health check put his bodily age at 65 - 25 years younger than his biological age.He is also challenging people's preconceptions about aging and the assumption that that getting older has to mean a decrease in function."The celebration of longevity is a clear indication that the ageing process is generally seen as a decline," he argued to the Daily Star.“The truth, as I see it, is very different.The human body was created as a vehicle for the soul in the physical world.“It is there for the soul’s use for as long as it is required, with the cells rejuvenating to keep it in prime condition.”Meanwhile, Bill also recently spoke about his crush on Queen Elizabeth, confessing he had met her eight times.Recalling that he first met the monarch when he was serving in the army aged 21, he exclaimed: "I really fancied her!"

Emmerdale star Emile John has admitted that he "found it difficult to be at the heart" of the soap's "controversial" storyline about racism. Emile, who plays lawyer Ethan Anderson, told Express.co.uk and other publications that Emmerdale was "brave" for including such "abhorrent" examples of racism on the show.Emile, 25, is in the midst of an ongoing storyline that sees his character Ethan wrestle with his conscience after agreeing to represent the racist Jordan Greenlow (Jack Parr).Jordan has been accused of racially aggravated assault after he attacked Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle) last month.This is Ethan’s first case as a duty solicitor, but his role in representing the accused has caused tensions in the village. Asked what his first reaction was when he saw the script for the complex story arc with racism as its core, Emile spoke about how “abhorrent” he found the language to be.“Just looking at the scripts and stuff and also the language is just such, you know, abhorrent language that the viewers will see,” he explained. “So, being at the heart of that was quite difficult sometimes. “But yeah, it's fun to play and I'm having a lot of fun with it,” Emile reflected.Speaking about the importance of Emmerdale featuring such a hard-hitting storyline, the actor went on to praise the soap for not shying away from the issue. “I think it’s important,” he said.