This Morning fans left fuming as controversial guest announced for ITV show

James Corden has spilled the beans that he and Ruth Jones have finally put the finishing touches on the script for the much-anticipated final episode of Gavin And Stacey.The 45 year old former chat show king shared the exciting news that he and his fellow creator Ruth, 57, were working on a final comeback episode in May, confirming that fans of the hit sitcom are in for a treat with its Christmas return. The series, which originally graced our screens from 2007 to 2010, made a smashing comeback in 2019 with a Christmas special that left viewers hanging as Nessa (portrayed by Jones) dramatically proposed to Smithy (played by Corden).

The Suits spinoff series is officially moving forward!

Some of the Strictly Come Dancing pro dancers seemed unfazed by the recent drama surrounding the BBC show, enjoying some downtime together. Amidst a whirlwind of scandal surrounding the show after allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards past contestants, the troupe struck a cheery pose. Dianne Buswell documented a fun-filled meet-up with Nancy Xiu and Michelle Tsiakkas on Instagram, captioning their group snap from central London with "Back together again," followed by a trail of loving hearts.

Strictly’s Nadiya Bychkova has taken to social media to comment on reports that she raised concerns to the BBC about the show.The 34 year old dancer from Ukraine, who reportedly split from her boyfriend, fellow dancer Kai Widdrington, earlier this week, took to Instagram on Friday 19 July after it was reported that she and Kai were keen to talk to the BBC as part of the current investigation into Strictly Come Dancing practices. Nadiya posted two photos with her seven year old daughter Mila enjoying the sunshine, and wrote: “There have been lots of Strictly rumours around in the last few days and I just wanted you to know that I have not complained about the programme.

Wendy Williams turned 60 years old on Thursday, and her family is still mostly in the dark about what is going on in her life, and what is happening with her health.

Charlize Theron has given a big update on the long-awaited sequel to her film The Old Guard, and given a reason for the delays.The action-thriller, which was released on Netflix in July 2020, was written by Greg Rucka and based on his comic book of the same name. Co-starring KiKi Layne and Chiwetel Ejiofor, it followed a group of immortal mercenaries, hunted by an evil scientist.Shortly after the film’s release, which was well received by critics and audiences, a sequel was confirmed, with Theron confirming in July 2021 that a script had been completed.Filming of the second film took place from June to September 2022, with Uma Thurman and Henry Golding joining the cast and Victoria Mahoney (Yelling To The Sky) replacing Gina Prince-Bythewood as director.Now, Theron has shed light on why the film has remained unreleased for so long.

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Bombay Bicycle Club have announced that their recent Alexandra Palace Park show will soon be available to stream. Check out more details below.Earlier this month, London indie icons Bombay Bicycle Club returned to Alexandra Palace Park for a seminal homecoming gig that featured guest appearances from Rae Morris and Nilüfer Yanya.

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EXCLUSIVE: The Vice President has emerged among Hollywood donors as the top successor to head the Democratic ticket as calls for Joe Biden to step aside intensify, with a caveat.

Anna Faris is down to return for another Scary Movie – under a few conditions.

lower court’s ruling that the AEA was an unconstitutional infringement on performers’ First Amendment rights.The judges also lifted an injunction that prohibited local authorities in Shelby County — which encompasses the city of Memphis and its suburbs — from enforcing the law Writing for the court, Nalbandian found that the Memphis-based LGBTQ theater company, Friends of George’s (FOG), lacked legal standing to sue over the law, because its “drag-centric performances, comedy sketches, and plays” did not meet specific criteria under Tennessee law to be considered “harmful to minors.”As a result, he argued, the theater company failed to prove it was at risk of potential future prosecution and lacked standing to bring the lawsuit.Nalbandian and Siler declined to address whether the law’s content violated the First Amendment.But Circuit Judge Andre Mathis, a Biden appointee, noted in a dissenting opinion that the majority’s ruling conflicts with both past 6th Circuit precedent, as well as Supreme Court precedent.Mathis argued that Friends of George’s had standing to sue because the content of their skits might be considered “adult-oriented performances.”And because the theater where the troupe performs does not distinguish between adult and child ticket holders, and does not card all patrons, a handful of minors could end up seeing the shows — thus violating the law, and making the theater company subject to prosecution.Mathis found that the AEA is not simply a “time, place, or manner restriction” that might otherwise be considered reasonable, but rather a content-based restriction targeting shows that lawmakers may personally deem offensive or objectionable — a clear violation of the First Amendment.Tennessee Attorney

Vicky Pattison has teamed up with New Look to drop a sizzling summer edit, and it's brimming with all your vacay must-haves. Among the collection, a pair of Black Whipstitch Chunky Sliders are causing quite the stir, being hailed as both comfy and chic by shoppers, and they're currently a steal at £22.The coveted sliders have made a splash in New Look's summer sale and originally being priced at £29.99 before being reduced to £22.49.They've been flying off the shelves and earning glowing reviews, boasting a 4.7 out of 5-star rating.

Former This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has been spotted "loving life" on his Instagram story, sharing a snap of his adorable new puppy Alfie.The 61 year old TV personality, who had an exit from the limelight in 2023 after he admitted to an 'unwise but not illegal' affair with a younger male colleague and a fallout with long-time friend Holly Willoughby, is rumoured to be planning a major TV comeback this year. While Holly continued her stint on This Morning for a while, Phillip parted ways with ITV entirely.

NBC has picked up its two outstanding pilots to series: the hourlong Suits: L.A., starring Stephen Amell, and Grosse Pointe Garden Society. However, it has not been determined whether either of them will premiere during the 2024-25 season.

Armie Hammer is opening up about the aftermath of the sexual assault allegations from 2021 and the people who expressed their support during this time.

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Emma Watson after turning up at Oxford University and demanding to see her.The Harry Potter actor is studying at the institution for a masters degree in creative writing, after stepping back from public life and film acting in recent years.Last month (June 26), Chad Michael Busto, 44, was arrested after he was reported by locals for asking a series of questions about Watson, and was held on suspicion of stalking, before being released under investigation.Busto, an American citizen, told The Sun that he came to the UK with just £800 and a sleeping bag and had been sleeping in a church, hoping to visit the University of Oxford’s English department, so that he could “connect” with Watson.“They are illegally detaining me and I have no idea when I’ll be allowed to leave,” he claimed. “Police have my possessions.

Rory McIlroy has suffered a disappointing exit from The Open Championship, missing the cut for only the third time in his career after one of his worst performances at the final major of the year.

Lisa Kudrow is open to getting “another take” at reprising her role of Valerie Cherish on The Comeback.

Veteran film festival chief Marco Müller took over the reins of Taormina in April, giving him a short window to pull together the ongoing 70th edition. After a week that has included the world premiere of Saint Clare starring Bella Thorne, the Italian premiere of Warner Bros/Universal’s Twisters and Baltasar Kormakur’s Touch from Focus, as well as a high-profile visit from Sharon Stone, he still appears to be on the fence about returning next year.