The Chase's Anne Hegerty says she's given up on men as it's brilliant being single

Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser has announced her first new release in 13 years as part of this year’s Record Store Day output.The Cocteau Twins singer’s last record came in 2009 with the single ‘Moses’, although she has collaborated with other artists on their own material since then.In April, she will share a new five-song EP under the name Sun’s Signature – a new project she has formed with her partner Damon Reece, who has played the drums for Spiritualized among other artists. The self-titled EP will feature some familiar tracks to Fraser fans, including the rare 2000 single ‘Underwater’ and two songs she played during a solo appearance at 2012’s Meltdown Festival, ‘Golden Air’ and ‘Make Lovely The Day’.The record will be completed by two tracks called ‘Bluedusk’ and ‘Apples’.

JYP Entertainment‘s new girl group NMIXX have made their debut with a head-spinning music video for ‘O.O’.The visual opens at a scene of a shipwreck, as an ominous fog clears to reveal the members of the new girl group. They launch into a fierce performance of the new track, entering a number of whimsical new worlds.“Eyes wide open like ‘OO’ / Watch out, baila baila baila / Watch it, how nice how nice,” they sing on the chorus, while performing the song’s intricate choreography.

Brookside, Bread and The Responder fans have paid tribute to actress Sylvie Gatrill, who has died after a battle with cancer.

Love it or loathe it, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps had a mighty fanbase by the time it finished up in 2011.

A missing Scot's disappearance is said to be 'completely out of character', with cops launching a desperate search.

 “It was nice to channel that indignation and get my stuff back, especially as I know plenty of people who would have hidden around the corner quaking in fear, which is a bit pathetic when it’s a couple of crackheads."Frankly, I could take them,” the brave presenter added to The Sun.It comes after Anne revealed that lockdown saved her from being on the verge of a "breakdown" last year.The quizzer opened up on having "sobbing fits" in her car as she felt overwhelmed by work.She was then able to recover when the country went into lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic.Anne explained to Express.co.uk: "By the time lockdown came in, I was so burnt out, I’d had something like three colds in the space of five months because I was rushing

The Chase 's Anne Hegerty frightened off bag thieves with her foul-mouthed rant.

The Chase were floored on Saturday evening as a Willie Nelson lookalike took part in the ITV game show.Jonathan, Andrea, Linda and Dave took part in the show in a bid to hopefully win mega money. It was the player named Dave who looked incredibly similar to the musician and actor, and fans were gobsmacked over the uncanny resemblance.Viewers went into a frenzy on Twitter, as one said: "Was that Willie Nelson?"While another wrote: "Omg Willie Nelson on The Chase".A third added: "Is that Willie Nelson on The Chase?""I'm not the only one who thought this then", penned a third as he agreed Dave looked like Willie Nelson.

ITV game show, The Chase, which is hosted by Bradley Walsh. She, among the other Chasers - Mark Labbett, Jenny Ryan, Darragh Ellis, Shaun Wallace and Paul Sinha - have become firm favourites with ITV viewers.

The Chase star Anne Hegerty, 62, said while she still gets "attracted to people" she doesn't want a romance and prefers to stay "isolated". Her admission comes after she previously said many of her fans assumed she is gay. On single life, she said: "It's brilliant.

The Chase star Anne Hegerty, 62, said while she still gets “attracted to people” she doesn’t want a romance and prefers to stay "isolated". Her admission comes after she previously said many of her fans assumed she is gay.

THE CHASE star Anne Hegerty has revealed she’s given up dating, but thinks it’s “brilliant” being single. The 62-year-old, who is best known as the Governess on the ITV quiz show, said:  “I still get attracted to people, but there’s no point in pursuing it.” She told the Mirror: “Quite apart from the fact that I’m probably not his type...

The Chase star Anne Hegerty, 62, has revealed that lockdown saved her from being on the verge of a "breakdown" last year.The quizzer opened up on having "sobbing fits" in her car as she felt overwhelmed by work, but was able to recover when the country went into lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic.The mastermind, who's known as The Governess, welcomed a change of pace, as her demanding schedule meant she kept getting ill.She has now said: "By the time lockdown came in, I was so burnt out, I’d had something like three colds in the space of five months because I was rushing around from place to place and suddenly having sobbing fits in the car."The TV personality said that in hindsight she now realises that she came close to having a

The Chase 's Anne Hegerty said she was having "sobbing fits" in her car until lockdown saved her.

The Chase viewers were distracted on Thursday afternoon as contestant Emma tried her luck on the ITV quiz show.Host Bradley Walsh welcomed four new contestants to the studio and was eager to see them get through to the final with some money in-hand.Anne Hegerty aka The Governess was in the hot seat trying to prevent the hopefuls from going home with the cash prize.Richard, Emma, Mary and David all took it in turns to take on the cash builder and later went head-to-head with The Governess in an intense round of general knowledge questions.Civil servant Emma was the third person to take on the tough cash builder round.However, viewers were distracted by the contestant's appearance.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "I need a full breakdown

READ MORE: Prince Philip 'saddened' as royals seen 'as a soap opera' amid MegxitThe Governess star went on to explain: "I can't be on a quiz team with one of the question setters, there's been times I've been at a quiz event and I've had to go to the organiser and say, 'Sorry I can't be on the team with this guy'. "Anne explained that being friends with a contestant or question setters could be frowned upon due to the context of the show, where chasers go up against four contestants in a bid to stop them winning the money.

Prince Philip 'saddened' as royals seen 'as a soap opera' amid MegxitThe Governess star went on to explain: “I can’t be on a quiz team with one of the question setters, there’s been times I’ve been at a quiz event and I’ve had to go to the organiser and say, ‘Sorry I can’t be on the team with this guy’.”Anne explained that being friends with a contestant or question setters could be frowned upon due to the context of the show, where chasers go up against four contestants in a bid to stop them winning the money.She added: “There’s always the danger that they might be someone who's going to go on the show and then I would have to say, ‘Sorry I know this person, they sent me a friend request’.“If you’re going to be on the show, don’t friend

ITV to present the celebrity version of her game show, Britain's Brightest Family. The series will see eight celebrity families battling it out against each other in the hope of winning £25,000 for their chosen charity - and winning the title of Britain's Brightest Celebrity Family.

The Chase star Anne Hegerty, 62, was one of the five chasers to compete in the show which, returned for a second series earlier this year.The original plan was to have all six chasers on the show which included Anne, Paul, 50, Mark Labbett, 55, Jenny Ryan, 39, Shaun Wallace, 60, and newcomer Darragh Ennis, 40.Ahead of the show being aired, Paul told fans he couldn’t make filming due to being ill at the time.Speaking to Express.co.uk ahead of the return of Britain's Brightest Celebrity Family, Anne gave an update about her co-star’s health and confirmed his future on the show.She said: “He wasn’t very well, he is a lot better now and he is looking forward to getting back to work.“He was happy to get back to work as soon as possible, but the

The Chase turned a little awkward on Monday evening when one contestant admitted he didn't want to face Mark Labbett - only for The Beast to appear.Retired journalist Jim confessed his partner had a soft spot for the award-winning quizzer, meaning he had no interest in facing him on the podium.Unfortunately, Mark appeared before him moments later, leading Jim to awkwardly look away.After Jim earned an impressive £6,000 in the quickfire question round, he was led to the podium, where host Bradley Walsh asked him who he'd like to play."The lady in my life is a mega-fan of Mark," Jim replied, adding: "I’ve no wish to stray in her loyalties."My initial reaction is anyone but The Beast."Jim then admitted his ideal opponent was Anne Hegerty,

ITV's popular quiz show The Chase alongside firm favourites Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Paul Sinha, Anne Hegerty and more recently Darragh Ennis.The quizmaster, who is otherwise known as The Vixen, puts contestants through their paces when they go up against the Chaser while exuding a calm demeanour and dishing out witty remarks.The 39-year-old took to Twitter and revealed that quizzing is not her only strong trait as the small-screen star has more than one string to her bow.The quizmaster previously competed on The X Factor: Celebrity in 2019 where she showcased her impressive vocal abilities but her talents do not stop there.Taking to the micro-blogging site, Jenny reacted to her self-confessed "doppelganger" and comedian Angela