Towie’s Tommy Mallet and Georgia Kousoulou land TV show documenting their pregnancy journey from bump to birth

BBC talent show Fame Academy last appeared on our screens.The 2002 hit show saw talented singers battle it out on stage against one another, in the hope that they would bag the all-important winning title.The BBC’s equivalent of Simon Cowell’s ITV Pop Idol proved a huge success with audiences and often raked in millions of viewers as the battle went on.Hosted by TV stars Cat Deeley and Patrick Kielty, Fame Academy saw the contestants all huddle together in a Big Brother-style house, where drama ensued while they curated their singing talents with the help of training sessions from vocal coaches, Carrie and David Grant.The pair were also joined on the judging panel by Richard Park and the Bee Gees' Robin Gibb.Although some of Fame Academy

Conor McGregor has showed off his shiny new teeth - after his mouth was smashed to pieces by Dustin Poirier.The American was a huge underdog going into the clash, having lost to Mcgregor before back in 2014.But Poirier exacted his revenge and in style after pulverising Notorious with a series of brutal punches.A series of hard-hitting kicks to McGregor's calf weakened the Irishman and allowed his opponent to punch his way to victory in the second round.Poirier upped the tempo and it left him crumpled in a heap on the floor before referee Herb Kean jumped in to call an end to the contest.And in this contest, it was a mangled leg but in the first fight between the two, McGregor stood victorious but also toothless.In his latest Instagram post,

We’re still very early in the renewal and cancellation season for 2020-2021 television shows, but CBS has already made a few decisions so far!

parliament is in danger of becoming a “circus” if the agenda is dominated by egos and old arguments about independence. The Scottish Labour leader said he was feeling positive about his campaign despite polling showing Labour languishing in third place behind the Tories with a month to go to voting day.

She rose to fame on the 2019 series of Made in Chelsea. And while Verity Bowditch is still part of the SW3 set, she has since become a businesswoman after co-founding a plant-based restaurant – Clean Kitchen.The 25-year-old reality star grew up in the Dorset countryside and chose to become a vegetarian from an early age after she was surrounded by rescue animals on the farm.

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Declan O'Rourke will perform his single The Harbour on RTÉ One's The Late Late Show this Friday, April 9.

Huddle: How Women Unlock Their Collective Power) have changed my life in a way I wasn’t expecting.Let me back up: my unofficial book journey began a few years ago when I was out covering the 2016 Presidential campaign. I was out crisscrossing the country noticing women showing up in ways I’d never seen before.

Two more former X Factor contestants are reported to be willing to speak out about 'abuse' during their time on the ITV talent show.

Our very own ‘hot priest’ Andrew Scott could be joining the cast of The Crown if new reports are to be believed.

Fans of Bridgerton were devastated last week when Lady Whistledown herself confirmed news that Rege-Jean Page would not be returning for the show’s second season.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star Alfonso Ribeiro has said the new revival is a “totally different show” to the original sitcom.The actor, who played Carlton in Will Smith’s classic comedy, recently told E! News: “I like to call it a reimagining. We sometimes throw a lot of things into one word, one concept.“A reboot would be taking the actual show and characters and bringing it back.

The Late Late Show is going country this week and celebrating the music and lives of some of the biggest names in the industry.

Jane McDonald's smitten fiance Eddie Rothe laughed off an awkward blunder in his last ever Loose Women appearance before his tragic death at the age of 67.

A prominent Australian TV director has died after a freak accident that happened while he was trimming the hedges in his garden.

CCTV pictures of a man they are looking for after an 'incident' in Paisley. The images show the man in what appears to be a shop, wearing a blue shirt and jeans.

The Mirror: “I grew up in a different era of comedy, which I loved. “All those shows like Fawlty Towers and Dad's Army…all that character-driven stuff is just wonderful."Some modern stuff has got some great ideas but I just don't latch on to it. I find it all a bit cynical and pleased with itself.“I get sent scripts now and I'm desperately trying to find what's funny about them.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticThe fissures racism has carved into American life, and American lives, are so surreally deep that to convey them, artists must use the tools of exaggeration that genre provides. This strategy has been deployed several times over in recent years: Notable entries on television include “Watchmen” and “Lovecraft Country,” a superhero serial and a horror saga that narrate the legacy of hate in 20th-century America.In their wake arrives “Them,” a limited series for Amazon Prime Video created by Little Marvin and executive produced by Lena Waithe.

Piers Morgan has teased he is set to jump from ITV to the BBC and replace his former rival Dan Walker on Football Focus.Taking to Twitter on Thursday morning, Dan confirmed he is leaving the sporting show in a self shot video.The TV regular said: "It has been an amazing 12 years and I have loved every second of it."I am so proud of the job we’ve done, the changes we’ve made and issues we’ve looked at while the football landscape changed immeasurably."I’d like to say thank you to the amazing team at Focus who put so much into the show each week and thank you to the audience for tuning in every Saturday."Quote tweeting Dan, Piers added for his seven million followers: "I start Saturday."The outspoken star has long sparred with Dan thanks to

Manori Ravindran International EditorDisney Plus has hired Channel 4 commissioner Lee Mason to lead its scripted efforts out of EMEA, Variety has confirmed.Set to join the streamer this summer, Mason will serve as director of scripted content for EMEA, reporting into Liam Keelan, VP of original content for Europe and Africa at Disney. He will work alongside Johanna Devereaux, the platform’s other director of scripted content.Mason first joined Channel 4 in 2011, and has commissioned shows including “It’s a Sin,” now a major hit for HBO Max, and “The End of the F***ing World,” which was a high-profile co-production with Netflix.