The One Show fans tell Ronan Keating to whip trousers off as he suffers wardrobe mishap

Following their vision. As This Is Us comes to an end, creator Dan Fogelman opened up about the NBC show’s true message — and how that influenced the decision to have Rebecca (Mandy Moore) die ahead of the series finale.

Lizzo arrives at YouTube’s Brandcast 2022 at the Imperial Theatre on Tuesday (May 17) in New York City.

Amber Heard‘s lawyer Elaine Bredehoft went viral for a moment during Johnny Depp‘s defamation trial.

Tomris Laffly It’s unlikely that anyone was holding their breath for an English-language reimagining of Francis Veber’s 2006 French hit “La Doublure,” a lovable if trite farce in which a porter and a supermodel fake a romantic relationship in order to prevent a PR disaster. But with the help of some doting cultural specificity, a charming cast and sunshiny Los Angeles skies, “Come As You Are” director Richard Wong’s “The Valet” proves that a remake can still be a welcome thing these days, even in a world oversaturated with them.Written by Bob Fisher and Rob Greenberg (the duo behind the “Overboard” remake), this sweet-natured and good-humored rom-com-with-a-twist should easily find reasonable streaming success upon its May 20 launch on Hulu.

Pamela Chelin The United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit Court granted a victory to Toni Basil last week, affirming a lower court decision. In the 8-page opinion issued by the Ninth Circuit last Wednesday, the judges ruled that Basil, referred to by her real name, Antonia Basilotta, owns the sole copyright to her 1981 debut album “Word Of Mouth,” which includes her breakthrough hit song “Mickey.”Originally released as a single in the U.K.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeEmmy FYC events are back — and boy, are they ever back. After two years of mostly virtual panels — with some drive-in events in the mix — networks and studios were once again given permission by the Television Academy this year to swing the doors open and hold in-person panels, screenings and experiences.And perhaps tired of watching panels at home while eating food delivery meals, TV Academy members also appear ready to hop in their cars and join the FYC gauntlet in person. They have plenty of choices: Given the sheer volume of Emmy contenders eager for an FYC slot, there can be up to four events per day — two 5 p.m.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentNeapolitan director Pietro Marcello, who made the transition from high-profile docs to fiction with his Naples-set 2019 adaptation of Jack London’s Martin Eden – that made a splash on the international art-house scene – has now tackled a France-set tale inspired by a Russian novel in his new film “Scarlet” (see review) that mixes fable, musical, historical and magical realism elements.The pic’s central character is Juliette, played by promising newcomer Juliette Jouan, an orphan girl raised by a community of women and by her father Raphaël, a burly soldier who returned from the First World War to find that his adored wife after giving birth had passed away. Marcello spoke to Variety about what he calls his first ‘feminine’ film. Excerpts.I’ve always made films that are quite masculine.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterNeon has promoted Jeff Deutchman to president of acquisitions and production.Deutchman previously served as Neon’s executive VP of acquisitions and production. Under his leadership, the studio has grown its recent production slate with director Tilman Singer’s “Cuckoo,” starring Hunter Schafer; Joshua Oppenheimer’s “The End,” a golden-age musical with Tilda Swinton; Brandon Cronenberg’s “Infinity Pool” featuring Alexander Skarsgård.

The long-awaited five-star hotel Forty-Seven, on Peter Street, will open this summer, it’s been confirmed. It will sit in the Grade II-listed former shipping warehouse Lancaster House, and promises some of the most extravagant suites in the city, according to its owners.

The Refuge is planning to mark the Queen’s Jubilee weekend with a street party in its courtyard terrace. The all-day bank holiday event will happen on June 3, kicking off from 1pm with a host of DJs.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorGen Z superstar JoJo Siwa is getting her own show on Facebook, following the exuberant multihyphenate on “crazy-fun adventures” with her pals.Facebook Watch greenlit original hybrid docuseries-format series “JoJo Goes,” slated to premiere in the summer of 2022. In the show, Siwa will be joined by celebrity friends to partake in a range of activities she’s always wanted to experience — but hasn’t had the chance to, until now.“JoJo Goes” will premiere on Facebook Watch this summer, as well as on Siwa’s official Facebook page (where she has 1.1 million followers).

The One Show presenter explained to her 337,000 followers on Instagram stories that she was waiting for her son Kit to return from the theatre room after a routine operation."Waiting for my little Kit to come back from theatre after a very routine op," she captioned the photo of a hospital bed."But feels like the longest morning of my life!"The BBC star didn't share any more details about her son's medical treatment but simply shared a picture of a hospital bed.The 45-year-old has famously been extra-protective over Kit right from the beginning.Last year, she posted an Instagram photo of her cradling him to her chest as she explained the upheaval he might feel when his little sister arrived."Grabbing all the cuddles I can," she wrote emotionally."This little one has no idea how much his world is about to change.Alex had punctuated the post with a heartbroken emoji.A post shared by Alex Jones (@alexjonesthomson)A post shared by Alex Jones (@alexjonesthomson)Alex welcomed baby Annie into the world after giving birth to her only daughter in August 2021.Meanwhile, her eldest child, Teddy, is now five, while her youngest son Kit is three.Alex is besotted with all of her kids, regularly speaking of her affection for them.Last month, prior to the op, Alex treated her children to a sunshine break in the Cotswolds.They stayed at a luxury property provided by Lower Mill Estate, which bills itself as offering the best "sustainable, luxury Cotswold holiday homes"."Made the most of the sun and had the best day on the water," she wrote on Instagram afterwards."We crammed a week's worth of activities into one very fun day!""Children and adults now exhausted," she joked, before inviting followers to: "swipe for the most undignified

Strictly Come Dancing contestant was questioned by host Alex Jones about Kevin's stint alongside Alan, which baffled Stacey.Kevin appeared on Alan's Love Your Weekend in July but explained he had been told by his girlfriend not to discuss their garden as it wasn't really up to scratch compared to the television favourite.His appearance on the show amazed The One Show's Alex Jones who ahead of Garden Day said to Stacey: "I saw Kevin on Alan Titchmarsh's programme.Stacey instantly quipped: "How bizarre, what does he know about gardening? "We don't know anything."Alex replied: "He said, 'don't ask me anything because we haven't done anything about it', so a year later(ish)?""Alex, it's upside down," added Stacey before continuing: "You know what it is, I'm desperate to get the kitchen done, so I don't want to waste my money on the lawn that's going to get dug up for the extension."I need to sort it out," while Alex noted how it was a "sensible" decision.Speaking to Alan on Love Your Garden, Kevin said: "We recently sort of moved in together actually, we bought a house."She told me not to bring up our garden because we haven’t done anything with it yet."While Alan said: "I'd never judge anyone else, it's alright.""She knew I was coming to see you," Kevin responded.The dancer went on to say: "But yeah, we're really happy and I suppose over the last year, we've got to spend a little bit more time together because we're usually both so busy."She's all over the world and I'm sort of doing theatre and stuff, the last year we've managed to spend some time together."It's believed the pair moved in with one another during the coronavirus pandemic after meeting on Strictly Come Dancing back in 2018.

Top Gear.The unearthed interview comes as the first episode of her husband's new show, Richard Hammond's Crazy Contraptions airs this evening.Mindy previously shared how Richard's behaviour changed after he sustained "brain injuries" following the accident.The Top Gear star suffered injuries after losing control of a jet-powered car when travelling at speeds of over 200mph in 2006 in a vechicle named Vampire Dragster.Speaking about the aftermath of the incident three years ago, Mindy candidly addressed her husband's recovery.The mother of two told how she wasn't sure what to expect as she made her way to the hospital her husband had been airlifted to.Richard's wife went on to tell of her heartbreak when her beau failed to recognise her while lying in his hospital bed.Mindy branded it "disconcerting" when he didn't know who she was and could only retain information for "10 seconds".She said: "When I corrected him, he responded: 'No, you're not my wife, my wife is French.'"Indeed, when he was allowed home five weeks later, it became clear that Richard's memory loss was no short-term affliction."A post shared by Richard Hammond (@richardhammond)She also explained how his personality had changed and recalled one incident where he told her to remove their daughters from the room as he became incresingly angry.Mindy wrote: "He could feel the anger welling up, and was afraid that he might not be able to control himself."It must have been utterly terrifying for him."Mindy and Richard share two daughters, Isabelle and Willow together.Richard's wife of 20 years also shared the impact that their father's crash had on their daughters at such a young age.She explained: "I tried to shield them from Daddy's illness as much as I could,

Some viewers of The One Show have said they found themselves 'switching off' the programme as they made the same complaint about the show's latest guests.

FANS of The One Show were left fuming and "switched off" the show after a "chaotic" interview on Thursday night. Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan took to the BBC One programme to tease their new show alongside Eddie Hall.

THE One Show has been hit by over 100 complaints after Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens' anti-Boris Johnson rant - but the BBC have decided to stand by the actor. Dan, 39, appeared on the the evening programme earlier this month alongside alongside Derry Girls' Saoirse-Monica Jackson and Jamie-Lee O'Donnell.

The One Show viewers were left infuriated by the programme's guests after claiming they were "too loud".On Thursday's programme (April 28), hosts Alex Jones and Ronan Keating welcomed comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan, along with Bonnie Langford onto the show.However, viewers quickly got annoyed after claiming the show descended in chaos after watching their loud antics. Viewers stormed to social media to comment on the programme, with one saying: " #TheOneShow how bloody loud are Rob and Romesh" A second added: " #TheOneShow appears to be 5 people screaming incoherently over each other.

THE One Show's Alex Jones was seen fighting back tears during an emotional interview with Dragons' Den star Sara Davies. The former Strictly Come Dancing star was welcomed to the BBC talk show on Wednesday night to reveal details of her new book.

The One Show's Alex Jones shed a tear as she listened to TV guest and Dragon's Den star Sara Davies.On Wednesday (April 27), Sara was welcomed onto the BBC show by hosts Alex and Jermaine Jenas who opened the floor up for the Strictly star to talk about her new book.When explaining the details of her autobiography, Sara, spoke about her parents and how proud they were of her and her work.As producers played a clip of her parents on-screen, Sara said: "Look at my mum there, she's struggling not to get upset- we're all the same!"To which Alex interjected: "I'm getting upset, have we got a tissue?"Sara added: "I remember getting my dad to read the first proof of the book over Christmas, he was so emotional and ringing me every few hours and he said 'I've learnt so much there kid'."I said 'dad you were there for every chapter of the book!' But he said 'no, but I've never seen your life through your eyes and how you feel about things and how it made you the person that you are'."Honestly it was amazing! You will enjoy it," she told the hosts.She also revealed that she took a lot of inspiration from the other Dragon's Den stars' autobiographies.Sara explained how she took what she learned from their lives and applied it to her own when growing up.She continued: "I read all of the Dragon's autobiographies and I studied them thinking they would tell me how to run a business."However, I read Duncan Bannatyne's book and I thought you know what he is just a normal bloke."He didn't grow up with a silver spoon in his mouth, he just had a really big dream and loads of drive, it was called Anybody Can Do It and I look at what the impact that had on me as a young girl in my early 20s and I thought if I could touch just a handful of

Claudia Winkleman, 50, has been married to her TV producer husband Kris Thykier for 22 years after they met when she had just started her career in the TV industry.The Strictly Come Dancing host has now revealed the reason why she has kept her bangs for so long, and her iconic hairdo's importance to her success, during her aptly named Behind the Fringe tour.Claudia is currently touring her one woman show, with her first performance happening on Monday night in Guildford.Speaking to the audience about her signature fringe she said: "People ask, 'Did you always have a fringe?'. And yes I did."People ask what I am hiding with my fringe — and it's a massive forehead that is repellent."She then jokingly admitted that once she got her fringe at 21, everything in her life started to come together.Claudia quipped: "I was born with six extra teeth like a little dinosaur.