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Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Terry Jeffords is a nerd. He gets that from actor Terry Crews, who told TV Guide that his love of Star Wars helped inspire a memorable storyline for his character.Revisiting some of Terry Jeffords' funniest scenes as part of TV Guide's 100 Best Shows ranking, Crews said he saw his own nerdy side reflected in his character in Season 4's "Skyfire Cycle." The episode finds the lieutenant (then a sergeant) investigating death threats against one of his heroes, fantasy author D.C.

As children have finally returned to school after six long months at home - parents are back to the morning routine of getting their little ones up, washed, dressed, fed and out the door on time every morning.

Mary Fitzgerald has explained why she has kept her ex-husband’s surname.It seemed like the reality TV real estate agent might have an Irish connection due to her surname Fitzgerald, but it turns out that name comes from her ex-husband’s family.Asked whether she had any ties to Ireland, Mary told EVOKE, ‘I don’t know. I know my last name — I want to that whole [genealogy testing], I want to do that to find out — but my last name is actually from my ex-husband.’‘I just never changed it, it was too much of a hassle.’In the first season of the hit Netflix show, Mary explains to viewers, ‘I’ve been married twice before.’‘My first husband passed away and my second husband, it just didn’t work out.

a similar incident on February 19.A window was blasted with a shotgun at 9pm that night during an incident police at the time described as “a targeted attack”.The shooting on Sunday morning (September 6) left many residents of Murray Street shaken as they watched police work to gather evidence from behind a large cordon.The road is populated mostly by terraced houses with a large care home, specialising in dementia care, situated at the bottom of the hill.Firearms officers attended and a heavy police presence was in place for several hours.Specialist officers, including a search unit and crime scene investigators were in place at the scene for some time.One neighbour told the M.E.N that she heard a car pull up on the street at about

BRITAIN'S Got Talent's judging panel could have been hugely shaken up after David Walliams reportedly threatened a walk-out should Piers Morgan have been chosen as a stand-in. Producers of the ITV talent show were left scrambling for a replacement judge for Saturday's semi finals, after head judge Simon Cowell fractured his spine in three places.

coronavirus social distancing may be lifted. People with tickets for football matches or plays could be tested in advance and then chased up a few days after the event, the Sunday Times reports.

Amanda Holden has admitted she feared for Simon Cowell’s life after learning he had broken his back in three places.The 49 year old Britain’s Got Talent judge, who stunned as she made a return to the show, said she “panicked” as she learned of Simon’s accident, which took place at his home in Malibu. Speaking to The Sun Online, Amanda recalled: “I honestly panicked it could be fatal.

Ruth Langsford has said she and Eamonn Holmes have "big rows and argue" away from the cameras.The This Morning presenter said there are times when they "annoy" each other, but it rarely lasts long.The 60-year-old wed the broadcaster, also 60, back in 2010 and they are parents to Jack, 18.Eamonn was previously married to Gabrielle Holmes and they have three children: Declan, 31, Rebecca, 29, and 27-year-old Niall.Ruth has now detailed their spats in a new interview, while saying they have a "strong" relationship.She said she fancied him before they even met, and how when they came face-to-face it was "nerve-racking" for her."Having respect for each other is really important in a relationship," the Loose Women host stated.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has been sharing some of herself over the past week, and her most recent one was linked to a motivational message.The new host took to Instagram to share a collage created by a fan account, The collage also featured a pair of angel wings and roses surrounding Tyra, as well as a large letter N in the background. In the caption, Tyra wrote: [sic].View this post on InstagramA post shared by Tyra Banks (@tyrabanks) on Sep 5, 2020 at 1:51pm PDTFans were quick to comment on the post, with one writing: while another wrote: A third added: Tyra has previously shared other picture collages of herself, with another recent one showing her wearing a bikini surrounded by flowers, against the letter B.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent returned with a bang tonight as the first semi-final of this year's series finally hit screens. BGT hosts Ant and Dec kicked off the show, which was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, by performing a dazzling duet.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers broke down in tears at Ashley Banjo and Diversity's emotionally charged BLM dance routine on Saturday night. The 2009 winners returned to the ITV talent show to perform the emotional and highly charged routine around Black Lives Matter.

here"So on Thursday morning, we decided to close the pub completely and we did a deep clean."We decided to re-open at 3pm and carry on as normal. I've called all the customers who were here on Saturday - there were 20 or 25 of them - to tell them."Only the (council) environmental health called us back and they said we've done all we possibly could and they are happy with what we've done - even if we've done it off our own back."They didn't ask for the list of customers - just the details of the person who had tested positive."Not one of them could tell me what to do as a pub and a business owner or what rules I needed to follow.

Denise Welch has taken to Twitter to open up to fans about the "tough couple of weeks" she has experienced.Sharing a gorgeous picture of herself in a swimsuit taken during her summer holiday in Portugal, she wrote: "Living with crippling, debilitating clinical depression for 30 years you learn to appreciate feeling 'normal'. It's been a tough couple of weeks but I've remained well throughout.

Emotional Amanda Holden says hypnotherapy to cope with loss of her son allowed her to have another baby.

Yet another Sunday, yet another round-up of all things Hollywood! Welcome back to yet another edition of Hollywood Newsmakers of the Week and we dive right into the biggest news of this week. This week began with MTV Video Music Awards 2020 taking place.

NOEL Gallagher is Flying High having finally sold his London home for £8million after four years — despite dropping the price by £3.5million. The former Oasis rocker, 53, let the value slide away in a bid to flog the six-bedroom Grade II-listed mansion.

ASHLEY Banjo has been praised by Britain's Got Talent viewers for his "honest" judging. The Diversity star, 31, has been drafted in as a judge for the ITV show's semi-final.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers are convinced they have worked out exactly how James Stott performed his terrifying act during Saturday's semi-final. The former marine-turned-magician left the BGT judges horrified as they dropped heavy weights onto cardboard boxes - unsure if he was inside.

ITV talent show was looking more like a fictional talent show called Hot Shot which was central to the second episode of the first series of Black Mirror. This was screened on Channel Four back in 2011.

They have been dating since January.And Paris Hilton and herbeau Carter Reum, 39, looked like the ideal couple as they vacationed in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Saturday.The 39-year-old socialite sent temperatures soaring in a one piece leopard swimsuit and matching coverup.

Manori Ravindran International EditorFilmmaker Nathan Grossman has followed Greta Thunberg’s remarkable journey from the earliest stages of her school strike for climate in 2018 to the United Nations Climate Action Summit last September, often operating as a one-man band shooting quietly in the background with fairly basic camera equipment.“As the movement grew and she grew, and the scope of the film grew, I thought to myself, ‘Jesus, were we too reluctant to bring in heavier gear?’” says Grossman, who met Thunberg in 2018 through a mutual friend who knew of her plans to strike outside the Swedish Parliament.The director, whose previous environment-focused work included a series on meat consumption in Sweden, couldn’t have imagined his