The Chase's Bradley Walsh hints at retirement plans after 'arrest' confession

Amber Heard and Johnny Depp will not be continuing, now that a Virginia judge has denied Heard’s request for a mistrial in her defamation suit with the actor.The judge declared that there was no grounds to overturn the jury’s verdict in Depp’s favor, after the actress was asked for total damages of almost $10.4 million. The request comes after it was discovered that one of the seven jurors in the trial did not receive a summons, and instead the jury summons was sent to an individual 25 years older than the first juror who was supposed to be at court.

Wunderhorse turns bitterness on its head with a scuzzy new single ‘Leader Of The Pack’, the next cut from forthcoming debut album ‘Cub’.In a press release, Wunderhorse discussed the song’s thematic interest. “[It’s] about betrayal,” he said, “about not being able to escape the thing that eats away at you, it’s a song written as a means of getting even.”Listen to ‘Leader Of The Pack’ below:Wunderhorse – aka Jacob Slater – will release his debut album, ‘Cub’, on September 16 via Communion.

Annie Zaleski When the National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) scheduled its first annual conference in Cleveland, Ohio, for July 11-12, it set a modest attendance goal of around 350 people. The two-day event exceeded expectations: Nearly 600 people registered for a gathering that included solutions-driven panel discussions, robust networking and packed concerts at various Cleveland independent venues.The mood was indeed upbeat at a Monday night happy-hour mixer and awards ceremony at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

She Said has been released – check it out below.The film adapts the book by investigative journalists Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor, the New York Times reporter who wrote the exposé about the Hollywood producer.A synopsis for She Said reads: “Two-time Academy Award nominee Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan star as New York Times reporters Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor, who together broke one of the most important stories in a generation – a story that helped propel the #MeToo movement, shattered decades of silence around the subject of sexual assault in Hollywood and altered American culture forever.”Take a look at the trailer here:Kantor and Twohey reported the story which broke on October 5, 2017, collecting allegations of sexual harassment and assault many women had made against Weinstein, dating back several decades.She Said is set to be directed by Unorthodox director Maria Schrader, from a screenplay by Rebecca Lenkiewicz.Carey Mulligan recently starred in Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman, which was also described as a post-#MeToo film.In a four-star review, NME wrote: “From the opening bars of ‘Boys’ to Cassie’s distinctive nurse costume and candy-coloured wig, Fennell has delivered an aesthetically astute directorial debut that’s packed with verve – and hides an important message just beneath its pastel-coloured shell.“The framing of women’s trauma on-screen is slowly evolving (see I May Destroy You and I Hate Suzie) and Promising Young Woman, even with its imperfections, is no exception.”

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ITV Loose Women's Brenda Edwards has been supported by fans. She has been touring the country as Mama Morton in the hit UK musical adaptation of Chicago.

The Chase viewers were left stunned as contestant Jo featured on the ITV game show on Friday night (July 1).During tonight's show, fans of the series - fronted by Bradley Walsh - were introduced to four new contestants hoping to win some cash.Sharon, Dan, Jo and Will joined host Bradley, 61, in the studio ahead of their attempt to beat the Chaser.READ MORE: The Chase fans all saying the same thing after random human body part revelationBut it wasn't the team's knowledge that caught the attention of viewers at home. Instead, fans were left shocked as Jo revealed her age.

Coronation Street star welcomed the latest batch of quiz heads onto the show. Taking to the panel was Rasheel, Jo, Michael and Giles who put their general knowledge to the test as they went head-to-head Paul ‘The Sinnerman’ Sinha.After a difficult round of questions, Michael was soon booted from the show as Jo stepped up to the plate where she opened up about her relationship with her loving partner.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

The Chase first graced our television screen 13 years ago today (June 29).The ITV quiz show is hosted by Bradley Walsh and sees contestants play against a professional quizzer, known as the "chaser", who attempts to prevent them from winning a cash prize. Mark "The Beast" Labbett and Shaun "The Dark Destroyer" Wallace have both been chasers since series one.READ MORE: The Chase feud rumours - 'dirty looks', punch backlash and ITV newcomer pay cutAnne "The Governess" Hegerty joined in series two, while Paul "The Sinnerman" Sinha first appeared on the show in series nine.Jenny "The Vixen" Ryan made her debut in series nine and Darragh "The Mennace" Ennis is the newest cast member and joined the cast in series 13.Daily Star has taken a look inside Darragh's life away from the ITV cameras as the show marks another anniversary.Darragh joined The Chase cast back in Autumn 2020, three years after famously beating Paul Sinha, when he appeared first as a contestant in March 2017.He successfully won £9,000 in the cash builder round, having stated openly that he planned to use his winnings to buy a new back door for his house.But it wasn’t to be - his team lost out on the winnings in the fnal Chase.

Chasers on the beloved ITV gameshow.And fiery red-head Jenny Ryan has certainly made an impact on the show since she joined the series back in 2015.Naturally on the adrenaline-inducing game show, the Chasers are encouraged to trash talk each other and their contestants to encourage their competitive side to come out on camera.READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh swipes at co-star for 'stealing' his ITV jobThe show consists of six professional quiz champions: Anne Hegerty, Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Paul Sinha and Jenny.But as the years go by, the Chasers have been forced to deny that there is any bad blood between them after eagle-eyed fans started to suspect that there is a rift between the six Chasers.As the ITV show prepares to celebrate its 13th anniversary on the airwaves, Daily Star have taken a look at some of the actions behind the Chaser’s “bitter feud.”Last year, viewers were convinced they spotted a “dirty look” between Paul ‘The Sinnerman’ Sinha and Jenny ‘The Vien’ Ryan on the ITV spinoff show, Beat The Chaser.The show sees the six brainiacs work together as a team and take on members of the public who think they can outsmart them on live TV.But it’s not always plain sailing when working together, as the starlet explained how they can often get in each other’s way when trying to answer the quickfire questions.She went on to address the awkward moment in question during an interview on This Morning as she explained how things tend to get tense if one of them get an answer wrong.Jenny told viewers at home: “It’s a tricky situation. People were actually commenting on the show last night that one of the other Chasers gave me a dirty look.

The Chase's star Mark 'The Beast' Labbett sussed out Bradley Walsh's replacement host for when he packs it in. On Monday nights episode of the ITV gameshow, Bradley and Mark welcomed four new quizzers to the show. The four contestants, Will, Pat, Laura and Dave were all there to chance their hand and outrun The Beast to secure their cash prize.

THE Chase's Mark Labbett teased Bradley Walsh's "replacement" after the host said he'd "had enough" of the ITV show. The TV presenter, 61, welcomed four new contestants on Monday hoping to beat the Chaser to take home a cash prize.

The Chase star Mark Labbett has 'identified' who he think will be Bradley Walsh's replacement after the host joked that 'he's had enough' of the hit ITV quiz show.The joke came on Monday evenings edition of The Chase when Will, Pat, Laura and Dave were all aiming to outrun The Beast by using their quiz heads.Will and Laura made it back but it was the end of chase for Pat who got caught by the beast.READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh hints at retirement plans after 'arrest' confessionDave was the fourth to face the chaser and built up £5,000 in his cash-builder.The RAF pilot was eliminated when he was one step from home, but Bradley was aghast at the final question.He asked: "Xerostamia is the scientific name for what medical phenomenon."Dave opted for goose pimples when the correct answer was "dry mouth", which sparked Bradley to declare "he's had enough" of The Chase.The Chaser urged the host to retract his statement and identified who his replacement would be. He said: "Don't say that.

READ MORE: Fans applaud Jodie Burrage as she helps ill ballboy in sweet moment during game Fans reckon that Bradley gave Mark an unfair advantage as he rushed to ask the questions, giving the chaser multiple questions to answer correctly. Sharing their outrage on social media one fan said: "Talk about speed up reading the questions at the end", whilst another added: "Totally agree! He seemed to get faster and faster towards the end - annoying!"A third wrote: "I don't like the way Bradley speeds up as he reads the questions to the chaser.

The Chase host Bradley Walsh has slammed the show's 'tough questions' in a three-pronged fiery rant.Friday's episode (June 24) of the ITV quiz show welcomed four players to take on Jenny 'The Vixen' Ryan.Acting as quizmaster, Bradley struggled with the challenging nature of the day's show.READ MORE: The Chase's Jenny Ryan slams social media troll after nasty comment about herOn several occasions, he critiqued the "hard" and "tough" questions.Bradley said: "They're hard today the questions, aren't they? Tough today."Agreeing with the 62-year-old presenter, chaser Jenny replied: "They're hard for me as well so it just shows you."While the episode's first player made it through their solo chase, second player up Abigail wasn't so lucky.Opting for the middle offer, she was caught by Jenny before reaching home - leading to further complaints from Bradley.Of the difficult questions, Bradley later added: "I've got to say - I mean, I don't know, we'll get to the answer in a second - but there's been some stinkers here today, these questions, ain't there?"Following yet another difficult round of quizzing, he continued: "First two players up, I don't think I've known such hard questions in head-to-heads."Jenny replied: "The challenge is on today for sure.""You bet," Bradley said before welcoming the episode's third contestant who made it through to the final chase.The episode's fourth player was less lucky and was eliminated - leaving players Mark and Graham to take on Jenny in the final round.Despite an impressive number of pushbacks during the final chase, they were eventually caught by Jenny with 14 seconds to spare.As a result, they walked away empty-handed and without their £13k cash pot.Bradley concluded: "You played well

THE Chase host Bradley Walsh collapsed in hysterics and could barely carry on the show - after reading a very rude answer. The 62-year-old star laughed uncontrollably after having to ask a question about a "chocolate starfish".

The Chase fans and Bradley Walsh could not contain their laughter after one crude question seemed to take the host and viewers alike by complete surprise on Thursday's episode (June 23). Brad, 62, fella bout laughing as the answers to question: "Which of these is NOT a genuine species of starfish?"As the iconic host couldn't even finish his sentence as the giggles seemed to take over.

Coronation Street star welcomed four new contestants onto the show who battled it out to take home the cash prize. And on today’s episode of the beloved daytime show, The Dark Destroyer, 62, took on Jackie, Chris, Mike and Hannah who managed to rake in £7,000 in their joint jackpot.But it appeared as though the professional quizzer woke up on the wrong side of the bed as he quickly eliminated Mike from the team, with plenty of fighting talk for the rest of the team members.Yet it was his head-to-head match with Hannah from Winchester that ruffled the barrister's feathers most after he warned her of a challenging round ahead before the show went to a break.He said: “Now Hannah with her youth, hello Hannah.

The Chase fans were left fuming when one player claimed Jenny 'The Vixen' Ryan was the 'easiest quizzer to beat'. The popular ITV game show returned on Monday night (June 20) with a repeat episode from Series 12 in 2018.It saw contestants Liz, Richard, Ash and Jessica step into the studio to try their luck against Chaser Paul Sinha, who now hosts his own ITV trivia show called Paul Sinha's TV Showdown.But Liz angered viewers when she walked up to the podium and seemed to question Jenny's quizzing skills - by claiming she would be the easiest chaser to beat.The six chasers, deemed "Britain's finest quiz brains" by show host Bradley Walsh, include Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha and Jenny.Fans were not best pleased at the player's assessment and protested against it on Twitter during the episode.One wrote: "Jenny the easiest to beat! Complete nonsense."Another fan replied to the thread saying: "really? I thought that was Shaun."A third asked: "Did Liz just say my beloved Vixen would be the easiest to beat??"A fourth shared a clip captioned "wow" as they said: "Jenny the easiest to beat apparently."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.