‘The Mole’ Revives a Reality TV Classic, With Too Much Self-Awareness: TV Review

It may only be November, but Lidl is gearing up for the festive season with the return of two Christmas favourites. Back by popular demand, the budget supermarket will be selling its iconic branded Christmas jumper - which was its fastest-ever selling item in the famous middle aisle last year.

A mother who claims she's ''addicted'' to tattoos has shocked the internet with an unrecognisable picture of what she used to look like before she began her extreme body ink collection. Melissa Sloan, 45, has claimed she now ''can't get a job '' due to the countless distinct designs that are inked across most of her body, including the majority of her face.

The View's lead vocalist Kyle Falconer has given his fans a little bit of a sneak peek of his Halloween party on TikTok. Kyle, 35, posted a clip on the social media platform showing a number of people singing and dancing at his event on Saturday, October 29.

A unique football league where losing is the ultimate goal is giving Lanarkshire men a new lease of life.

Focus Features has announced that it will release We Are Lady Parts creator Nida Manzoor’s feature directorial debut Polite Society in U.S. theaters on April 28, 2023. The action-comedy will be released internationally by Universal Pictures International, with its UK debut set for April 7, 2023.

EXCLUSIVE: In-demand actress Emma Roberts is in final talks to join Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush in action-comedy Verona Spies, which will be directed by comedy veteran Frank Coraci, known for movies including The Wedding Singer and The Waterboy.

Express.co.uk, where Martine was speaking about the importance of understanding and testing cholesterol levels, the Love Actually star went on to say that she is also conscious about keeping on top of her son’s cholesterol.When asked how she makes sure Rafferty eats well and keeps active, Martine shared: “It is difficult. I think kids' diets are tricky.“Depending on your child, children are all different.

We’ve seen a lot of great Halloween costumes this week, but this is a cut above the rest!

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A popular Twitch streamer who was severely injured at last month’s TwitchCon got dealt a second blow after her accident. She found out after having emergency surgery that she had been pregnant prior to the scary incident… and couldn’t keep the baby.

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Zac Efron continued to showcase his dramatic transformation into wrestler Kevin Von Erich as he joined glamorous co-star Lily James to film The Iron Claw in Louisiana recently.The High School musical alum, 35, who recently shocked fans with his beefed-up new physique, displayed his muscular arms and extremely chiseled jaw, complete with an 80s bowl haircut as he continued filming. British actress Lily, 33, looked chic in a demure blue dress as she was seen for the first time on the set. It has not been revealed yet who the Pam & Tommy actress is playing.  Wow: Zac Efron continued to showcase his dramatic transformation into wrestler Kevin Von Erich as he joined glamorous co-star Lily James to film The Iron Claw in Louisiana recentlyZac donned a tight grey vest top and skimpy denim cut-offs which displayed his sizable legs as he strolled onto set sporting a glowing tan.Lily wore her locks in a waved half updo and sported a radiant palette of make-up.    The Iron Claw is a drama based on the Von Erich family, who created a dynasty that made a huge impact on the sport in their heyday in the 1960s until tragedy struck, again, and again.Kevin Von Erich, now 65, is best known for his appearances with his father Fritz's World Class Championship Wrestling promotion.

Demi Lovato understands the assignment for a couples Halloween look. The singer wore a wedding dress with heavy makeup to look like a zombie bride. And her boyfriend, fellow musician Jutes - whose real name is Jordan Lutes - was the dead groom.Their costumes were inspired by Tim Burton's animated 2005 film Corpse Bride starring Johnny Depp and Emily Watson.

The musician son of British actor Tim Roth has died aged 25 after a battle with stage three germ cell cancer.Cormac Roth, the young composer and producer died on October 16 but his death was announced by his family in a statement on Monday afternoon. His mother Nikki and the rest of the family said he was 'irreplaceable' and remembered him as an 'electric ball of energy' who was as kind as he was wild.He 'died peacefully in the arms of his family' they said in the statement, adding 'he maintained his wicked wit and humour' to the end.Many of Cormac's followers sent their condolences underneath his most recent Instagram post, which was shared in August this year. In his last post, Cormac thanked his followers for their support, as he told them 'You don't always get to choose your destiny. You don't always get to choose your future.'He told his supporters to 'remember that life is short' and be an 'undeniable force that lives and breathes' the thing they love. London-born Tim Roth has starred in a number of Quentin Tarantino films, including Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and The Hateful Eight, as well as portraying Emil Blonsky/Abomination in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.  Cormac Roth died aged 25 on October 16 after his battle with stage three germ cell cancer, his family said in a statement The son of actor Tim Roth (pictured) 'died peacefully in the arms of his family who loved and adored him,' family said The musician first revealed his diagnosis in an Instagram post in April this year.

Jennifer Coolidge has ushered in the Christmas season with a new holiday-themed Old Navy ad where she sings and plays the piano.The 61-year-old is enjoying a career renaissance from her Emmy-winning performance in The White Lotus, which premiered its second season Sunday.Now in her new Old Navy commercial, she turned on the charm while modeling a themed red and green outfit and sitting on a rolling piano. 'Tis the season: Jennifer Coolidge has ushered in the Christmas season with a new holiday-themed Old Navy ad where she sings and plays the pianoThe piano, which featured a tartan print, glided through a stage set of families opening presents on Christmas morning.Everyone in the scene other than Jennifer was dressed in tartan, and the pattern was also heavily featured in the decor.

She played the wide-eyed princess who got her fairy tale ending in Enchanted 15 years ago.Now Amy Adams has returned to the role of Giselle in the upcoming sequel Disenchanted- but she is learning happily ever after isn't all that it seems.The princess and her husband Robert Philip (Patrick Dempsey) move out of the Big Apple and into the suburbs - where she transforms into the villain after a wish for a fairy tale life goes horribly wrong.  Not so happily ever after: Amy Adams' character Giselle transforms into the villain after a wish for a fairy tale life goes horribly wrong in a new trailer for the upcoming Enchanted sequel, Disenchanted The trailer begins with Giselle preparing to move out of New York City, where she laments, 'I know that change can be scary, but it can also be exciting! Let's start our new life!'The family move into a charming home out in the small town of Monroeville, where they are greeted by Prince Edward (James Marsden) and Nancy Tremaine (Idina Menzel), who magically appear in their backyard and present her with an Andalasian wishing wand. Despite being in a charming small town, Giselle expresses doubts about her new life.'This world feels very different,' Giselle confides to Nancy.

Emmerdale, but now, Eithne Brown is taking on another starring role in murder-mystery caper The Scousetrap.Set in Eithne's hometown of Liverpool, The Scousetrap at Liverpool's Royal Court is a take on the famous Agatha Christie story The Mousetrap, and follows Eithne's Miss Marble as she tries to find the culprit behind a series of murders.This highly amusing take on the classic story is witty, wonderful and without a doubt, a must see for both comedy and mystery fans alike.READ MORE: Emmerdale's Mimi Slinger and Strictly HRVY set sights on being the 'new Posh and Becks'As Miss Marble asks the audience at the end of the show to "not divulge the plot when you leave the theatre," there are no spoilers here.However, one secret that cannot be contained is the brilliant way that The Scousetrap pays homage to not only Agatha Christie's tale, but also to classic comedy of decades gone by.With all the hallmarks of a classic Morecambe and Wise sketch, to impersonations of famous stars and plenty of silly, physical comedy fun, this parody of a traditional murder-mystery caper will not only leave you guessing who done it, but also trying to piece together all the witty references you know and love.Eithne Browne is also delightful as the detective Miss Marple and it is easy to see why the recently award-nominated star keeps audiences coming back for more.Her quick-fire dialogue, written by the brilliant Kevin Fearon and Cal McCrystal, leaves you grinning, while her engaging performance constantly keeps you guessing throughout the show.There's also a treat in-store for any Brookside fans, with Eithne giving a nod to the soap during one particular scene, ahead of its 40th anniversary this November.Keddy Sutton, who puts on an

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic It’s been said that former President Donald Trump corrupts all who enter his orbit — that it’s impossible to deal directly with him without taking on his amorality and crassness. “The Lincoln Project,” a new documentary series on Showtime, depicts that process among his political opposition. Here, people devoted to ousting Trump mirror his rhetorical style and his self-regard. And it’s in subtly making this case that the documentary succeeds, even as it grows punishing to watch. The Lincoln Project, a circle of former high-level Republican strategists who made viral anti-Trump ads, seemed throughout the 2020 presidential election to be, Trumpishly, more focused on brand promotion than political work. “No one’s ever fucked with a candidate like we’ve fucked with a candidate,” Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson says early in the doc; those schemes include a Times Square billboard, attention-getting for attention’s sake.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Tom McCarthy’s “Spotlight” is the single best film about journalism of our era. So while it comes as no surprise that the writer-director’s take on life at a daily paper for ABC is substantially better than the average 2020s network drama, it’s certainly good news. On the McCarthy-created “Alaska Daily,” Hilary Swank plays Eileen Fitzgerald, a high-powered newspaper reporter whose reporting comes into question in the pilot’s early going; her losing her job is as much about the claims against her work as it is about the fact that her sudden vulnerability opens up a conversation about her habit of talking down to colleagues. Suddenly, she’s spinning her wheels, endlessly reporting a book that may never see daylight; the conditions are perfect for her to accept the offer of a former mentor (“Scandal’s” Jeff Perry, excellent) to take a job in Anchorage.