The Chase's Mark Labbett amazes fans with shrinking frame as he poses shirtless

Imax CEO Rich Gelfold says the chain hopes to have 200 screens wired for live events by year end, up from 79 currently as it experiments with content beyond music, and with ticket pricing.

CBS has set an April premiere date for Come Dance With Me, the new family dance competition series from NCIS: Los Angeles stars Chris O’Donnell and LL Cool J. The series will debut Friday, April 15 at 8 PM, succeeding Undercover Boss in the timeslot. It also will be available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+.

The executive producers of the upcoming Showtime anthology series The First Lady are already thinking about what historical women to focus on in Season 2. Its debut season, centering Eleanor Roosevelt (Gillian Anderson), Betty Ford (Michelle Pfeiffer), and Michelle Obama (Viola Davis), premieres on April 17.

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar nominee Sacha Baron Cohen is joining Cate Blanchett and Kevin Kline in Disclaimer, the Apple TV+ series adaptation of the Renee Knight novel that is being written, directed and executive produced by Oscar winner Alfonso Cuarón.

Rihanna’s recent post on Instagram where she’s showing off her baby bump. On Monday (31 January), the 33-year-old singer revealed that she and rapper A$AP Rocky are expecting their first child. The duo shared the news during an outing in Harlem, New York City, during which Rihanna was photographed in a long pink puffer jacket that was unbuttoned to show off her pregnant stomach.

The Chase viewers have dubbed Mark Labbett “foxy” as the quizzer returned the chair for the first time following his dramatic outburst.The professional quizzer, often dubbed The Beast, caused a stir on Twitter in his first appearance on the ITV game show since he dramatically stormed off the set after losing in the final chase.“Quite liking the look of Mark!” one viewer gushed. A second added: “Mark looking foxy #marklabbett #TheChase”.While a third agreed: “#TheChase Doesn’t Mark look bloody gorgeous??” Another even commented on the 56-year-old’s smile.

The Chase contestants got emotional on Monday night’s episode when they secured the staggering jackpot win against Shaun Wallace in the final chase.

Bradley Walsh has been the famous face of The Chase for 12 years, but he's finally revealed how he really bagged his job hosting the hit ITV show.The cheeky host has presented the show since it first aired in 2009, and he's known for bantering with his players and breaking character when he spots rude names in his questions.However, it turns out he 'cheated' his way into his hosting role - and it involved cutting corners with dirty tricks to 'outsmart' the show's genius Chasers in a quiz.Bradley, 61, told his tale of trickery when he appeared on Capital Breakfast.Radio DJ and Dancing on Ice 2021 champ Sonny Jay asked him: "‘I have to ask you, Bradley, obviously you do The Chase, now you must have so much knowledge and have learned so much from doing the show."However, do you think that you might be able to outsmart them on something on your subject? Have you got a subject where you think, 'Actually I don’t think they would know the answer to that'?"Bradley reckoned his Chasers would be strong in every subject area, but soon confessed to how he won his job on the show.Bradley said: "I’ve gotta fess up as well. When we first did the job, the only two choices that were first there were actually The Beast and The Dark Destroyer, right?’ he began, referring to quiz masters Mark Labbett and Shaun Wallace."And we were doing an office run through, and this is to get the job up and running.

Britain's Got Talent fans have been left stunned as the judges posed for a new photo.

Mark Labbett has shown off his impressive weight loss after dropping three clothing sizes.The famous Chaser was once a 5XL, and has since gone down to a slimmer 2XL after losing eight inches from his chest. Sharing a selfie on Instagram of himself shirtless, Mark, 56, penned: “Down to 52 inch chest from 60”. So was 5xl, now 2xl.

The Chase star Mark Labbett has apologised after a recent defeat saw him storm off the show, with the quizzer saying he was struggling with his mental health. Chaser Mark, who’s known as The Beast on the quiz show, lost out to a team of contestants who took home a jackpot of £21,000However, viewers were shocked when he said: ‘Well played guys, you deserve it – I’m off,’ before storming off the set and punching the wall on the way out. A stunned Bradley Walsh said: ‘I apologise to all the kids watching.

The Chase star Mark Labbett, aka The Beast, has broken his silence on storming off the set of the ITV game show. Last night’s episode (Wednesday 26 January) saw Mark, 56, beaten by four contestants as they scooped a staggering £21,000 - and Mark did not take the defeat well.

Mark Labbett took to social media to apologise to 'disappointed' fans for his behaviour on The Chase after the quizzer stormed off the show.

Mark Labbett, who is known as "The Beast" on The Chase, in an episode of the ITV game show, which aired last night.

The Chase's Mark Labbett has been comforted by fans after he was left apologising for his behaviour.

Bradley Walsh issued an apology to viewer of The Chase after Mark Labbett 'gave up' and stormed off the set.

The Chase star Mark Labbett stunned viewers on Wednesday's episode after he stormed off the set in a rage and punched the equipment following a huge defeat.Mark ‘The Beast’ Labbett appeared furious at the defeat, which saw four contestants beat him in the final chase with seconds the spare.Mortified host Bradley Walsh was forced to apologise to shocked viewers as he aimed a punch into the set uttering “I give up” as he abruptly left his chairThe 56-year-old quizzer has since taken to social media to apologise for his behaviour, blaming his mental health for the bizarre episode.He tweeted: “Apologies to those of you disappointed with my behaviour tonight. My mental health was shot before that game, it was storm off or break down in tears. A remorseless diet of quality opponents didn’t help.”The incident happened after contestants Simon, Trudy, Gurbinder and Tom nabbed a victory winning them a stellar prize pot of £21k.Fans took to the comments to support the star, with one writing: “You shouldn't have to apologise for having mental health Mark.

The Chase star Mark Labbett has taken to Twitter to defend his friend and co-star Anne Hegerty after she was on the receiving end of "insults" on the micro-blogging platform.

One of the brains of TV favourite The Chase has revealed how he managed to shed a whopping 10st by making lifestyle changes.

Anne Hegerty, 63, fired back at a Twitter user who questioned her fellow The Chase quizzer Mark Labbett’s “degree of physical fitness”. It happened after Mark suggested he and Anne should take part in an upcoming TV show that follows pairs of people travelling the world together.He responded to a post shared by UKGameshows that read: “Ready for the ultimate test of knowledge?“A TV show is looking for duos to travel the globe and win a life-changing sum of money!”The tweet, shared yesterday, continued: “Want to see the world and win £££?“Apply NOW for this globe-trotting quiz show.“A degree of physical fitness will be required.

ITV's The Chase presenter, Bradley Walsh, who has presented the game show for more than a decade, revealed the secret rule he has to abide by.The 61-year-old funnyman has been a much-loved part of the show since it first hit our screens in 2009 - he has since presented more than 1,860 episodes.Bradley opened up about the show's hidden rule and revealed how he is watched like a hawk by lawyers due to the show's time limit on questions.He disclosed how he's constantly examined whilst he delivers questions to contestants and the shows six chasers Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis, in case he stutters or misreads them.During one episode, Bradley was forced to stop in an unfortunate circumstance after he tripped over a question's wording, which caused quite a reaction.He was 'stopped immediately' by lawyers on the popular quiz show and forced to read the question again.Bradley said in an interview with Radio Times: "If there is a slight misread, I am stopped immediately – bang – by the lawyers. We have the compliance lawyers in the studio all the time."Bradley disclosed what happens behind-the-scenes if the situation occurs.He added: "What you have to do is go back to the start of the question, literally on videotape where my mouth opens – or where it's closed from the previous question – and the question is re-asked.