The Chase fans fume as contestant is eliminated after forgetting crucial move

The latest edition of Deadline’s Sound & Screen is officially underway Thursday night in Los Angeles, showcasing genre-defying and moving original music from some of the film industry’s most respected talents who are making waves during awards season.

The “what if?” game has always fascinated me: What if Donald Trump had been cast in Shark Tank rather than The Apprentice (it was Mark Burnett’s call)? He likely would have been broke rather than president.

The 12th season of the ATX TV Festival will take place June 1-4, 2023 in Austin, Texas, and has announced its first round of programming.

3RD UPDATE: A judge in Connecticut on Thursday awarded the families the Sandy Hook shooting victims another $473 million in punitive damages to be paid by Inforwars founder Alex Jones. It comes after the jury awarded the families $965 million in compensatory damages after finding that Jones was liable for spreading lies about the 2012 school massacre, in which 26 people were murdered, including 20 children.

Kimberly Akimbo, one of the unlikeliest, most exhilarating and unfailingly moving musicals to hit New York in years, opens on Broadway tonight having lost none of its immense charm since its Off Broadway debut lsat year swept just about every critics award there was to be swept.

Mark Labbett, 57, has become one of the most recognisable faces on British TV since he landed the job as a Chaser on ITV’s The Chase in 2009.The show is still going strong and Mark has gained a reputation as one of the most formidable opponents the contestants can come up against.However, Mark admits that he does have some gaps in his knowledge that The Chase hopefuls can use to their advantage.He said in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk: “I deliberately keep one area weak and that’s soap operas because, as I modestly put it, Superman needs kryptonite.  “There has got to be a topic that when it comes up, Bradley starts capering around because he knows I don’t know it and the contestants go, ‘Hey, we know he doesn’t know this!’  “Having said that, if my job depended on it, I would close that gap in a couple of weeks, but we need that vulnerability.”The quizzer even joked that he and co-star Paul Sinha once feared for their jobs because they were so “unstoppable”.

Helen Skelton’s ex Richie puts on united front with pregnant partnerThe person who apparently made the post wrote: "Oh, Jane I made this and what an honour to get approval (I think!)"Stella Gregory commented: "Never mind Secretary of State, you would make a better PM than some we have had in the last few years."Alison Wall typed: "I love this, pity it isn’t true."Graham Bean penned: "I'd vote for you Jane."Jane also shared the post on her Instagram page, where she has 191,000 followers.In recent weeks, she has been giving fans an insight into filming for a new project.She returned to work just weeks after saying she'd be stepping away from the limelight.Earlier this month, she told fans: “Hi everyone! We’re back filming again for Channel 5, we’re all looking forward to it.Autumnwatch's Michaela Strachan admitted struggle to 'love' breasts [REVEALED]The Chase's Mark Labbett branded 'unfair' over swipe at contestants [REACTION]Miriam Margolyes confirms how much she was paid for Harry Potter [LATEST]"It’s the first day of filming today and I definitely, definitely, definitely have the best job in television.”The presenter followed up her post with a picture of herself, posing in the sun as she smiled for the camera.Along with the snap, she wrote: “My next filming project has begun!”Her new move comes after she revealed she wanted to enjoy life more following her fiancé Eddie Rothe's death in March last year. Speaking to Kaye Adams about almost turning 60, she said: "I'm looking forward to it.

THE Chase host Bradley Walsh has revealed his surprising new hobby with a top celebrity chef - and it's got nothing to do with the kitchen. The ITV show anchor, 62, made the big reveal during Tuesday's episode of the hit tea-time quiz show. It came when speaking to The Chase contestant Barbara, who originates from Italy.

MARK Labbett has opened up about being unexpectedly dropped from The Chase US. The Beast has become a household name following his iconic role on the ITV game show, The Chase.

Bradley Walsh, 62, has previously credited his wife for leading his way into stardom and it now appears as though he isn't the only one she'd helped. Emmerdale actor Kevin Mathurin, 49, surprised fans when he shared a picture of him being kissed on the cheek by Donna back in June.Bradley's wife also embraced a hug with the soap star as they smiled for the camera.In the same photo dump, he shared a snap of him alongside Hollyoaks star Nick Pickard.Kevin titled the post "mentor and peers" as he went on explain his connection to the pair.On how he knew Donna, he spilled: "Lovely seeing you after so many years @donnadwalsh.Ricky Gervais aims dig at James Corden 'Worst dinner party ever'"I've known this beautiful lady since I was 7yrs old."We are Canning Town through and through and you led the way for me to follow."When I saw @barneywalsh present the award all I thought was, 'blimey he really looks like his mum'...  and low and behold there you were.

THE Chase star Jenny Ryan has opened up on "bad blood" and rivalry between members of the brainbox panel. The ITV star, 40, who is dubbed The Vixen on the daytime series, addressed speculation around "animosity" among the quiz show line-up.

THE Chase viewers were left flabbergasted after the names of two legendary supermodels appeared on the show - but not all was what it seemed. Hundreds have been brave enough to walk onto the set to test out their quizzing skills against the Chasers - even well-known celebrities.

The Chase to test out their quizzing skills against the Chasers.Contestants from all over the country have flocked to the ITV studio to try their luck against "Britain's finest quiz brains"; Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan, and Darragh Ennis.Players of all ages and occupations can sign up to the show and sometimes celebrities grace the podium in a bid to win a big cash prize for their chosen charities.READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh clashes with Mark Labbett after brutal wealth jibeBut ITV viewers couldn't believe it when they tuned in to their favourite quiz show on Wednesday night (October 19) and spotted the latest batch of quizzers.Fans of the show were left distracted just minutes into the episode when they noticed the team oozed a very glamorous theme indeed.As far as names were concerned, it seemed like iconic supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell had put in an application so they could battle it out against the Chasers.That's because the contestants names were Naomi, Campbell, Kate and Ross, which must have been a reference to the global supermodels.Many fans spotted the theme immediately and rushed to Twitter to comment on it during the episode.One fan quipped: "Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss - or in this case, Kate Ross - are on #TheChase today...

the Chase fans love Bradley's funny encounters with contestants, it seems his overly chatty ways often get him in bother. And at the National Television Awards last week, the Governess chatted exclusively with the Daily Star. During that chat, she revealed one of Bradley's worst habits saying: "He sometimes has the tendency to chat on and on and on with contestants and we're sitting down at the bottom with The Chase's producer, who doubles as the show's editor, and he's like 'for goodness sake, Brad! This is all coming out' and makes snip gestures.

Bradley Walsh has blasted a player’s game play after policeman Nick made a controversial decision on the latest episode of the ITV's The Chase.As four new players took on the chaser in a bid to win a cash prize, it was policeman Nick that distracted viewers when he took on chaser Jenny Ryan, aka, The Vixen in his head-to-head.After landing an impressive £7k in his cash builder round, Nick was advised by his fellow team mates to take the £7k offer or the high offer of £32k.But much to everyone’s surprise, Nick decided to go for the low offer of £2k.Nick went on to perform well in the round and took home the money with ease.Bradley immediately blasted him, telling him to be braver and that he should have gone for the higher offer.“Crikey Nick!” said Bradley. “You’re a good player you don’t get £7k in the cash builder than come up and take the two, what’s up with you?”Fans on Twitter also chimed in, blasting to career copper.“Why are so many of the cleverest players, also the most gutless? arrest him!” said one fan.“Another weak low offer loser.

The Chase ’s Mark Labbett has revealed how sick he is about being taunted on the show for his weight - despite now losing 10st. The Beast quiz master chatted exclusively to the Daily Star at the National Television Awards last week.Talking about his Beast reputation and the banter he gets on the show, he said: "To be fair, you don't wanna be that guy, but you wanna say hang on I've got a lower BMI now than half of my colleagues now.

This Morning viewers were left seething after radio host Nick Ferrari explained what PMQs were.Fans asked if the journalist and broadcaster thought viewers were "stupid" after he offered an explanation for the well-known term while he was talking with Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, who were hosting the ITV show on Tuesday.Nick, 63, was discussing Prime Minister Liz Truss and mentioned PMQs.READ MORE: This Morning fans torn over The Chase's Mark Labbett's 'different' appearance on showBut instead of continuing he paused and said: "It's what called Prime Minister's Questions, it's every Wednesday."People were seriously miffed that the star felt that he had to say it.Several posted messages on social media saying that the public knew and understood what PMQs were and that the star didn't have to spell it out."Nick explaining what PMQ’s is to us... we aren’t stupid," one person posted on Twitter.Someone else tweeted: "Can someone tell Nick Ferrari that we don’t need him to explain everything to us? We’re not stupid.""We f****** well know what PMQs is you arrogant d*******," said another viewer.One snapped: "We don’t need you to treat us like we’re 5, Nick."They went on: "We know that they’ve removed the cap on the energy cap, we know our mortgages are going up.

The Chase's Anne Hegerty has revealed ITV host Bradley Walsh's most annoying habits.The Governess star chatted exclusively to the Daily Star at the National Television Awards last week.Talking about quiz host Brad, she said: "He sometimes has the tendency to chat on and on and on with contestants and we're sitting down at the bottom with The Chase's producer, who doubles as the show's editor, and he's like 'for goodness sake, Brad! This is all coming out' and makes snip gestures."READ MORE: The Chase's Mark Labbett swipes at fuming fans saying team were 'robbed' of £52kBut is there a difference between Anne in real life and her ITV alter-ego?She answered: "I think there is a difference but my Chase persona was originally based on my grandmother and one of my aunts but gradually we are morphing into one - and it's terrifying.

This Morning viewers were delighted when The Chase star Mark Labbett appeared on the programme. Mark, who is mostly known as 'The Beast', joined hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary on the sofa yesterday to talk about his new book.