The Grand Tour presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May stop off at Highland Perthshire hotel during filming

Colin Farrell isn’t a fan of his action figure.

Josh Duggar turns 34 on Thursday, and it's likely a milestone he won't forget as it's his first birthday behind bars. An Arkansas jury found the former "19 Kids and Counting" star guilty of child pornography charges in December, and he has been behind bars at the Washington County Detention Center in his home state since.Through his attorneys, Josh has since filed a motion to request a new trial and/or an acquittal. Meanwhile, he's scheduled to be sentenced on April 5.

Christina Aguilera put on a sensational display as the stunning singer looked nothing short of glamorous as she attended the Billboard Women in Music Awards.Female artists who have had an incredible career and influence on the industry were all celebrated on Wednesday night, with Christina strutting her stuff on the purple carpet - with purple being the theme throughout.Christina's black ensemble was complemented by the lilac background as her outfit stood out among the incredibly light colours.The 41-year-old rocked a sensational co-ord as she donned PVC trousers paired with a PVC blazer along with a plunging neckline.The singer decided against wearing a top underneath the buttoned-up outfit but instead wore a breast necklace, with the gold chain meeting in the middle at her cleavage and cupping under her assets while donning a green gem in the centre.Christina looked fabulous as she strutted her stuff in the sizzling outfit and wore her hair in her lavish tight curls.She also donned a heavy makeup look with a dark hue at her eye and a plush pink swipe of lippy on her pout - all paired with a hint of bronzer and highlight.The stunning singer certainly looked incredible as she was joined by many other A-listers within the industry, and she was immediately inundated with love online.One user wrote: "Christina served!", while another: "Christina looks absolutely incredible."A third fan wrote: "How AMAZING does Christina look?"Christina's stint at the awards comes after she landed her first NFT cover with Billboard as she said: "It's an honour to be a part of #BBWomenInMusic."She explained that all proceeds from the artwork would support National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.While at the event, Christina also spoke

A family of a boy who almost drowned in a sand sinkhole at Ayr beach has blasted the council's emergency response — after numerous calls failed.

Strictly Come Dancing star Nikita Kuzmin called on the UK Government to help Ukraine by helping to bankroll its war effort, as he told of his fears for the safety of his grandma who is stranded in the country. The pro dancer, 24, spoke on ITV's Lorraine on Thursday morning where he revealed several of his family members – including his grandma – are still in Ukraine.Nikita, who was paired up with Tilly Ramsay on the show, said he was "struggling to compose" himself over the ongoing conflict in his home country and is worried about his family despite his grandma reassuring him of her safety.He said: "We still have connections to her, we are video calling her all the time, she is trying to protect us from being scared."Every time we can hear a gunshot or explosions in the background, she’s telling us it’s a movie on the TV but only a couple of hours after [we speak] she’s confessing it’s real… it’s incredibly scary."The dancer also issued a heartfelt plea to the Government to help the effort in Ukraine as he advised what viewers at home could do to help.

The Grand Tour host was referencing his long-running row with the Good Morning Britain host.The pair have since made a truce after a five-hour drinking session in the summer of 2014.Jeremy did not revisit his row with Piers, 55, but instead slammed the politician.After mocking her monogrammed face mask, he started: "I’ve been worrying about Nicky From The North for some time now because she seems to be consumed, above all else, with a hatred of the English in general and Boris Johnson in particular."...She knew that the economic damage she caused by closing everything down would have to be mended, ultimately, by tax-payers in England."The Scottish Government have this week toughened coronavirus restrictions further, in a bid to slow the

Grand Tour stars Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May as "model guests" amid rumours of a Covid-19 breaking party.The stars were recently spotted touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland as they film the newest series of their Amazon Prime series.On Sunday they crossed to the Uists - which are at the centre of a coronavirus cluster of more than 40 cases.The trio, each driving a classic car, began their journey in Edinburgh and finished in North Uist on Wednesday.But after accusations of an 'after party' at their accommodation in Benbecula which that would have been in breach of coronavirus guidelines, the Dark Island Hotel was forced to reject what they called "misinformation" about their involvement with The Grand

James May falls 'ill' after break with partner 'Not want to hear this'She went on to say: “I bought medium, I shouldn't have, I should’ve got large.“I was stood there and all of a sudden they just rolled down to my knees and I was in front of this audience.“I had to stand and at the end when this thing had finished, I just didn’t move, it must’ve looked like I needed the loo.”Demonstrating her walk off stage to her audience, she added: “I was like, what am I going to do here? And I just walked off the stage like, ‘Thank you everybody’.”Steph told the story on a recent episode of her new Channel 4 show.The presenter debuted her new programme from a studio in Leeds last month after previously presenting it from her home during lockdown.Last

the much loved food item from his home in Hampshire. James explained: "I had the pasta machine at the restaurant, so when we went into lockdown, I took the machine back home.“Then, of course, a week later everyone's moaning they can't get pasta.“Luckily I managed to keep the suppliers going.”James went on to say the response to his pasta was “massive” from village locals.James May falls 'ill' after break with partner 'Not want to hear this'He added: “What was great was you'd make the pasta, put it out in the village and families would come along and take a bag for their kids, then an elderly lady that would come and swap five sticks of rhubarb for a bag of pasta.“I’d make something with the rhubarb and stick that out the following day and

Top Gear presenter shared details of his recent holiday abroad with his girlfriend Sarah Frater.The Grand Tour star revealed he got "ill" when the couple stayed at a health farm in Germany which left him with a "belting headache" last month.The car-enthusiast cheekily joked that he was put on a "starvation diet" at the clinic which in his own words were admittedly full of "middle-aged and fairly wealthy" individuals.James spoke candidly in a podcast about his trip abroad which he seemingly appeared not too keen about.Speaking with Jay Rayner, the journalist and food critic pushed for James to tuck into his lunch but the Grand Tour host appeared rather hesitant."Ok, how much of this am I supposed to eat?" the former Top Gear presenter

James May, 56, explained that his Top Gear colleague Jeremy Clarkson, 60, got into a heated argument with a BBC producer on set after facing “huge pressure” to keep viewers, with it being “the biggest factual entertainment show in history”.The motor expert claimed that something was always going to “boil over” as he compared the Top Gear presenters to rock and roll stars. Jeremy’s contract on Top Gear was not renewed after he punched producer Oisin Tymon following his anger over dinner arrangements.The columnist was said to be infuriated that he could not order a sirloin steak after a day of filming.He is said to have called Oisin a “lazy, Irish ***” when he confronted him at a hotel in North Yorkshire. James has now said of the row between

Millionaire winner Donald Fear has been flooded with begging messages from his friends having won the jackpot on the ITV1 quiz show. The teacher won the jaw-dropping £1million prize in an episode broadcast last month and made history by speeding through the quiz in record time with only one lifeline used.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, recently came across a problem on his Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire after he inserted a pump down to 300ft to see the water deep below his land. However, the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire presenter went into detail about the "residue" that he discovered afterwards.It comes after Jeremy mentioned the fact that underneath most land, you will find "lakes" of water.The TV host explained that he was so intrigued by the fact, he decided to divulge into the idea and see what he would find at home.Jeremy recalled what he found after he sank a borehole on his farm this year."The drill went down 300ft.

A driver who died while attempting to set a British land speed record has been named as Zef Eisenberg.

The ex Top Gear host went on to share: "But in the end, I didn't really drive it very often and it's become old tech."It's become out of step with the spirit of the age and I just didn't love it anymore."James explained to his viewers: "I like looking at it, it's a fantastic looking thing and actually probably one of the prettiest Ferraris ever made, in my view."But that wasn't really enough.

Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond revved up with caravans in the Highlands yesterday – complete with a coronavirus testing centre.They were at picturesque Glentruim filming their show despite heavy downpours.The area is the geographic centre of Scotland and the trio filmed about half a mile from the stone that marks the spot.They arrived on the Glentruim Estate in 70s American cars towing caravans.The group also had some American and Russian cars which they raced around a field.The crew appear to have their own caravans to help social distancing.

Jeremy Clarkson has lashed out at Prince Harry for going "a bit mad" in a rant about the likelihood of rhinos going extinct.The former Top Gear host wrote about the horrors of poachers killing the animals for their horns as it's believed they are a "hangover cure" and can "give men erections that last a month".He went on to talk about the practice of de-horning rhinos as a deterrent which Prince Harry was involved with, but added that hunters would kill hornless rhinos anyway to prevent tracking it again.Jeremy explained: “Throughout China and south east Asia, rich people have got it into their idiotic heads that rhino horn can cure hangovers and give men erections that last for a month.“And this utter tosh has created a multi-million-pound

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, says it is inevitable that rhinos will become extinct as they continue to be hunted by poachers, who make large amounts of money selling their horns to “rich people”.The motor expert says that despite “teary-eyed girls” and even “Prince Harry” doing their part to stop this terrible practice by dehorning the creatures, the hunters will kill hornless rhino regardless to prevent tracking it again.He explained: “Throughout China and south east Asia, rich people have got it into their idiotic heads that rhino horn can cure hangovers and give men erections that last for a month.“And this utter tosh has created a multi-million-pound trans-continental smuggling trade.“Up against it, there’s a handful of teary-eyed girls on

Grand Tour co-star Richard Hammond, but not James.It comes after Mike was asked to review Richard, 50, James and Jeremy Clarkson's go-to choice of cars for their YouTube channel DriveTribe. Starting with James, Mike divulged: "Right, so I've got to review Clarkson, Hammond and May's cars."Let's talk about James' first of all," he added, after it was confirmed to be a white Carrera S Porsche."I would have thought that would have been more Richard's car rather than James' car, because he loves his Porsches."Mike continued: "Great car, the Carrera S. Love it.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, opened his farm shop earlier this year, ahead of his new solo eight-part series I Bought The Farm, but the presenter has faced a number of disruptions along the way.The father-of-three has said the ongoing coronavirus pandemic was one of the main causes of the delay with growing and selling his items. Jeremy said the situation had been “a disaster” but admitted he had been successfully selling chard to buyers.Discussing selling seasonal products on a small scale, he began: “It is extremely inconvenient for the customer.“Today, for instance, I have rhubarb, but you’d better hurry if you fancy some because I only have eight stalks and there’s no chance of a top-up until May.”He added: “I do have plenty of chard, though,

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has urged the Government to take advice from countries that are “coping well” in the coronavirus pandemic instead of those facing an increase in cases.