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Zack Sharf Digital News Director Kit Harington said in a new interview with British GQ that continuing on “Game of Thrones” after eight seasons would not have been possible as the cast was “all so fucking tired.” The blockbuster HBO series ended with a truncated final season (just six episodes compared to the usual ten) that outraged fans, many of whom criticized the rushed pacing. Harington, who played Jon Snow, doesn’t necessarily disagree with the critics, although he knows there was no way he could muster up the strength to make more “Thrones.” “I think if there was any fault with the end of ‘Thrones,’ is that we were all so fucking tired, we couldn’t have gone on longer,” Harington said. “And so I understand some people thought it was rushed and I might agree with them.

An elderly driver who killed a three-year boy after crashing into a shop may have been suffering from undiagnosed dementia, an inquiry has heard.

Mark Wright has jokingly shared a four-word warning about his former dance partner on Strictly Come Dancing as he was asked about his time on the show.

Helen Flanagan has addressed a possible return to Coronation Street after fans spotted a 'clue' she could make a cobbles comeback. The actress is famed for playing Rosie Webster in the show from 2000 until her 2018 departure.

Rock legend Rod Stewart has declared he's "not retiring" despite pleas from his family to take it easy following recent health issues.

Emotions ran high on 22 Kids and Counting as Ellie Radford confessed, "This is going to be a disaster." The fan-favourite was seen rallying her siblings for the gruelling Tough Mudder challenge the family had signed up for, but it wasn't long before tears were shed. Ellie encountered "setbacks" while the younger children scampered around the garden, navigating makeshift obstacles and getting mucky.

Work to extend a Leigh pub’s beer garden has been halted after Wigan council told its owners they needed planning permission. A ‘retrospective’ application has now been submitted for the scheme at the Brewery Inn on the corner of Brewery Lane and College Street.

Channel 4 chiefs are reportedly "furious" with Pete Wicks over his forthcoming appearance on Strictly Come Dancing. The TOWIE star has joined the line-up for the upcoming season of the BBC One contest, which was announced last week.

The West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin has suggested how the show would be made differently in today’s political climate.The classic political drama, which ran between 1999 and 2006, focuses on the fictitious administration of President Josiah Bartlet (Martin Sheen).Speaking at an event to promote new book What’s Next: A Backstage Pass to The West Wing, Its Cast and Crew, and Its Enduring Legacy of Service, Sorkin admitted that it would be “implausible” to make the Republican Party look “reasonable” today.“Honestly, I think it would [work] for roughly the same reason it worked when it did, which is that, first of all, it was a good show, just good stories well told by a great group of people,” he said (via The Hollywood Reporter).“But by and large, in popular culture, our leaders are portrayed either as Machiavellian or as dolts, right? It’s either a House of Cards or Veep.“The idea behind The West Wing was what if they were as competent and as dedicated as the doctors and nurses on hospital shows, the cops on the cop shows, the lawyers on a legal drama? That kind of thing. And the result was something that was idealistic and it was aspirational,” he explained.“What would be different [today] would be this, and I don’t want to get a rumble started over anything.

Adele has questioned if the viral breakdancing routine that emerged from the Paris Olympics was “a joke”.The ‘Set Fire To The Rain’ singer joined scores of viewers who were left wondering if the Australian entry was some kind of gag, after Raygun – real name Rachael Gunn – completed a bizarre routine that ended up scoring 0 points.Over the weekend, the singer paused one of the shows in her Munich residency to discuss the dance, asking her fans: “Did anyone see the breakdancing lady? Now I didn’t even know breakdancing was an Olympic sport these days. That is fucking fantastic.”I honestly envy ‘Raygun’s confidence.

Lauryn Goodman has set the internet ablaze by posting a string of fiery screenshots purportedly showing Snapchat exchanges with Kyle Walker.The Celebs Go Dating star, who has two kids with the Manchester City ace, took to her social media today to share a series of alleged messages with the footballer amid allegations he's been absent from their children's emotional lives. On Monday August 12, Lauryn seemed to send a warning to Kyle on her Instagram Stories as she wrote alongside one of the screenshots: "If you keep coming for me I will keep dishing out the FACTS.

Lauryn Goodman has unleashed a tirade of explosive screenshots from what she claims are Snapchat conversations with footballer Kyle Walker.

EastEnders fans are only just realising Matt Di Angelo has a very different name.The actor, famed for playing villainous Dean Wicks in the hit BBC soap, adopted a new name when he began carving out a career as an actor. Matt, 37, who hails from London, made his first television appearance in 2000 and has gone on to appear in numerous shows, but he remains best-known for playing Dean in EastEnders. His character is currently imprisoned in the soap after a brief return.

Kate Garraway was left 'startled' Good Morning Britain after a 'major home crisis'. Co-hosting with Richard Madeley this Monday, August 12, 2024, Kate was caught off-guard post-ad break, looking rather preoccupied on her phone.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Kasie Hunt has long been known for her work on the political beat, but in days to come she hopes people will think of her for news about culture or sports, maybe the weather. When the news cycle delivers something weird or surprising, the CNN early-morning anchor says she is even “willing to make faces on the air.” Cable’s A.M. news shows have thrived in recent years by focusing relentlessly on politics, Now CNN and Hunt want to scramble viewers’ perceptions by widening the network’s aperture.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Celebrated Argentine filmmaker Victoria Galardi returns to the San Sebastian Film Festival with her latest film in development, “The Hedgehogs “(“Los Erizos”), which participates in the prominent Spanish film event’s co-production forum. Her dramedy “Cerro Bayo” competed in San Sebastian in 2010 where it won the TVE-Otra Mirada Award. In 2008, “Lovely Loneliness,” which Galardi co-directed with Martin Carranza, vied for the hefty cash prize in the festival’s Zabaltegi New Directors section and brought home a Youth Jury Award.

Zoe Ball was notably absent from her BBC Radio 2 Breakfast slot once again this morning, with Scott Mills making an unexpected appearance as her stand-in.

Actor Bobby Brazier has shared how he found his experience on Strictly Come Dancing as the scandal-hit show prepares for its return to screens.

Shaun Wallace issued an "ultimatum" to fellow Chaser Mark Labbett when he joined the popular ITV programme.

On Good Morning Britain, Kate Garraway found herself needing to use her phone live on air due to a "home crisis".

Members of the entertainment community have paid tribute to musician Will Read following his death.