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Whatever happened to the woman who once declared her family wasn't interesting enough for prime time TV?  "We've been asked to do a reality show a couple times," Lori Loughlin revealed during an interview on E!'s Daily Pop in 2018, adding they had turned each one down flat because "we're not that exciting."  Even at the time her words carried a sense of misplaced humility. After all, she was a key player on a '90s sitcom with enough feel good nostalgia to merit a reprisal more than two decades after it went off the air, her husband Mossimo Giannulli is a self-starter who turned a high school education (and a $100,000 loan from Dad) into the multi-billion dollar Mossimo clothing brand that enjoyed a healthy run in Target stores.

We finally have an answer if Normal People will get a season two.

When Rylan Clark-Neal answers the phone with a familiar “Hi, babe” in his Essex drawl, it is easy to understand how he has fast become one of TV’s most popular entertainment hosts.

SZA took "Normal Girl" out to nature for this year's Roots Picnic.The singer delivered a fresh, soothing vocal performance of the CTRL track outdoors for Saturday night's (June 27) event.Surrounded by trees and accompanied by just a guitarist, SZA crooned about what it might be like to be the "type of girl you wanna take home to mama" and the "type of girl my daddy, he'd be proud of."SZA was part of a packed lineup for the virtual rendition of the Roots Picnic, which kicked off with Michelle Obama urging viewers to take a minute and vote in this year's elections.

Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has candidly admitted she feels “slightly agoraphobic” about life going back to normal after the lockdown. Nadia, 55, opened up about the prospect of life returning to normal and admitted that although she has “enormous hope” she did feel “slightly agoraphobic” about life after lockdown.

#RTEComicRelief you should donate straight after.Donate here: https://t.co/WICBnSIZp4 pic.twitter.com/lTuDKfeOB1— RTÉ 2FM (@RTE2fm) June 26, 2020The phone lines are closed but you can still give what you can for the next two weeks by clicking here and yo can still view the show on the RTÉ player.For now, here are the top five moments from RTÉ Does Comic Relief, roll it there Roisin:Two of our favourite shows colliding and a live rendition of one of our favourite Boyzone/ Tracy Chapman hits, what’s not to love.Everyone is talking about the sketch which saw Daisy and Connell attend confession with none other than Fleabag’s Hot Priest himself.

Ray D’Arcy ahead of RTE Does Comic Relief tonight, where the Maynooth actor shed some light on those James Bond rumours.Like so many other actors, Paul Mescal’s projects have been put on hold due to the global health crisis.‘Everybody’s in the same boat. We’re all itching to get back to work.

Normal People’s Paul Mescal reading a children’s book from his home?While we eagerly await the return of his character Connell, for a revisit of Normal People for a couple of Comic Relief episodes on RTE this week, we’ll have to make do in the meantime with a social media video.Addressing the camera, like he’s speaking directly into our souls, the 24-year-old actor has read to us a stirring rendition of Elmer and Super El by David McKee to raise funds for Save The Children.Honestly, while it was enough just to have the star read to us a little book, knowing he’s doing it all for charity just warms the cockles even more so.Wearing a simple white t-shirt and, um, is that a chain we spy, the star flicked through the picture book and gave us

Comic Relief for a special episode of Normal People.

When Celeste Ng learned her novel Little Fires Everywhere would be adapted into a limited series for Hulu, she made a decision to let go. Instead of holding on to the story that lived in the pages she'd written, she recognized that translating the novel for television would require her to put her trust in other people.

Larry Kramer died in May, many remembered his voice — and the way he spoke out during the AIDS/HIV epidemic, especially as the government looked the other way. “We lost a hero.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorBill Maher isn’t a spokesman for TV’s late-night programs, but on one recent Friday night, he expressed a sentiment other members of that club would have been happy to adopt. Wrapping a taped exchange between himself and two panelists, Maher cited a desire to break free of his home, which for weeks has been the center stage of HBO’s “Real Time.”“I hope I get to go out very soon,” he told his guests, Larry Wilmore and Matt Welch.

The Sunday Times, the 48-year-old actress shared: ‘You know what’s saved me’ before revealing how many times she had watched the 12-episode series.She revealed: ‘I’ll be weeping all day [because of the Black Lives Matter protests] and then I’ll be weeping all night because I’m watching Normal People.’Continuing on, the actress said: ‘I watched it for the third time last night.

Daisy Edgar-Jones is opening up about the success of her Hulu series Normal People and what it was like filming those intimate scenes with co-star Paul Mescal.

Song Joong-ki had an extremely busy 2020 ahead of him as he not only had a film up for release in the summer, Space Sweepers, but he was also in the midst of shooting for Bogota in Columbia. Then, there was also Season of You and Me, which was a biopic based on the late singer-songwriter, Yoo Jae-ha.

Normal People heartthrob Paul Mescal has been spotted on a walk with co-star India Mullen amid rumours of a romance between the pair.The 24 year old Irish actor has potentially disappointed millions of Normal People fans lusting after both him and his character Connell, as he continues to fan the reported flames he and India have a “close relationship”. Paul and India were spotted taking a stroll in London on Wednesday 17 June after reportedly moving in together before lockdown.

Paul Mescal is opening up about how he’s noticing some fans think he’s just like his character on Normal People, Connell.

In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Paul spoke candidly about how he is dealing with his new-found fame.It’s been the show on everyone’s lips during lockdown and now the question is will we ever get more?Paul revealed that he would ‘love’ to play Connell again if the time was right.‘The selfish actor part of my brain knows how challenging and how fun it is to play a character like Connell,’ Paul said.‘There’s also the part of me that goes like, “OK, I’m really proud of that show, but I don’t want to go in and do a second season too soon and f**k it up,”‘ he confessed.If we were lucky enough to have our prayers answered with a second season, the actor said: ‘I think you’ve also got to let Connell and Marianne grow up a little

Normal People’s Daisy Edgar-Jones opened up about finding a ‘friend for life’ in co-star Paul Mescal, and it’s one of the cutest things ever.The actress and Paul – who play Marianne and Connell – had us all gripped with their emotional storylines and realistic sex scenes when the BBC series came out.Their intimate scenes were steered by Ita O’Brien, the show’s intimacy coordinator, and their on-screen chemistry kept us coming back for more.Discussing her pal, Daisy told Porter magazine: ‘I feel very lucky to have met Paul through this process.

Daisy Edgar-Jones holds hands with boyfriend Tom Varey while going for a walk around the neighborhood on Sunday (June 14) in London, England.

BBC's Normal People.The Marianne actress branded a chat she recieved from her father as the "talk of doom".The 22-year-old shot to fame thanks to the BBC drama, based on the best-selling novel by Sally Rooney.She was given advice on dealing with the "spotlight" by her dad, which saw him urge her to keep her head "screwed on".The small screen favourite's father is the director of Sky Arts and was one of the creators of reality show Big Brother, while her mother is a film editor.In a new interview with NET-A-PORTER’s digital title, PORTER, Daisy spoke out about how parents have been a sourse of constant support."My dad had a really good insight into handling some form of spotlight," she started."He gave me the ‘talk of doom’, he called it,