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ULRIKA Jonsson has vowed to never kiss a man on TV despite her appearance on E4's Celebs Go Dating. The television presenter, who rose to fame on iconic ITV game show Gladiators, went on to joke that most of the men on the show "didn't know" who she was. Ulrika, 54, is on the lookout for love as part of the new series - where she is joined by a series of other relationship-hunting celebrities.

FANS of Channel 4's 999: What's Your Emergency watched in shock as a mum drunkenly brawled in front of her sobbing kids during the day. Viewers blasted her as an 'absolute disgrace', as police were called to break up a fight in a pub between two women at a pub in Doncaster, South Yorkshire - at 5pm.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Netflix’s first Uruguayan original, “Togo” by Israel Adrian Caetano, is set to bow in the spring, most likely in April. Described by Caetano as an urban Western, “Togo” marks Caetano’s first film since 2015.“Seven years have passed since I made ‘The Lost Brother’ [‘El Otro Hermano’]; I’m back with my first love,” said Caetano who has been working on TV series aside from taking a pandemic-induced hiatus in recent years.The film is currently in post at Federico Moreira’s LaMayorCine, which produced and provided post-production services to Sundance World Competition entry “Utama.”“Federico and I have been wanting to work together for some time now, but he’s on board only as the sound director here; hopefully next time,” said Caetano whose company, La Expresion del Deseo, partnered with Luis Ara’s Trailer Films and Ignacio Jaunsolo’s Ska Films to co-produce “Togo.” The titular Togo, played by Argentine actor Diego Alonso (“Okupas”), is one of Montevideo’s sizeable number of marginalized people who offer to watch your car for a token fee.

Kristen Stewart is sharing more details about her engagement.

There is a rumor going around that Madelyn Cline, the star of Netflix‘s hit show Outer Banks, will be leaving the series after season three.

A 'troubled' dad who took his own life was scared his unborn child may be taken away, an inquest heard.

Netflix and Sky are combining on a TV series for the first time, co-producing a blue-chip natural history landmark entitled Predators.

Ozark actor and director explained in a new interview that he used the time to catch up on what he called “inabilities” that stemmed from missing out on normal parts of growing up, thanks to his early stint as a child actor in Little House On The Prairie.“It was a combination,” he told The Guardian about the factors in his decision to trade acting for hedonism.

Lady Gaga always goes all out for her performances.

Hamlet, she was disturbed by his “dreadful wig” and even criticized his acting. The TikTok critic-sleuths are the natural inheritors of this tradition. “I don’t stan anyone,” says Jordan.

Tom Brady is thinking about the future.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s £18 million Spotify podcasts are to be taken into the company's “own hands” after little content was produced.

Michele Amabile Angermiller With the recent news that M&M’S updated the footwear of the Green and Brown M&Ms from heels to sneakers and stilettos to flats, the iconic candy company is unveiling a new line of “Album Art” packs, with designs inspired by David Bowie, Kacey Musgraves, H.E.R. and Rosalía.“It’s so cool to be included on the new M&M’s ‘Album Art’ pack collection,” H.E.R.

Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two presenter Rylan Clark has opened up about the difficult time he had following his separation from ex Dan Neal during an interview with Davina McCall on his podcast Ry-Union.The star spoke about his four-month hiatus and how he never thought he would “mentally get so bad”.Speaking about the subject of social media, Davina asked Rylan about what it was like to be off it for four months. Last summer, Rylan split from husband of six years Dan and struggled with his mental health.During his latest podcast interview, Rylan told Davina: “I never thought that something like that would ever happen to me, like that I'd mentally get so bad. “But now it has, it doesn't scare me that it can happen again. It just makes me realise that you're not invincible and, whatever life throws at you now, as hard as things might be, I've been there.”Rylan opened up to Davina about how he was feeling during his total social break, revealing he had some regrets about the decisions he had made during that time.He began by explaining: “I was ill.

a rise in the cost of living, impacting families up and down the country. As a result, key payments such as child benefits are set to increase, as are Universal Credit payments.

sex and relationship expert from sex toy manufacturer LELO, has cleared up some common myths and misconceptions related to intercourse.Speaking to the Sun, Kate said that just because a man wakes up with an erect penis, it doesn’t necessarily mean he’s turned on.She explained: "Nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT) doesn't mean that a man has woken up turned on, or just had an erotic dream (although that may sometimes be the case)."It's actually a sign of healthy circulation and nervous system activity.”Men can experience between three to five erections every night - and these will likely become noticeable when they wake up.Kate also warned men to keep an eye on their early morning downstairs movements as if they suddenly come to halt, you may want to pay a visit to your doctor."If these morning erections suddenly stop then it can be an indicator of an underlying health condition,” she added.“And it's worth discussing with your doctor."Kate also spoke about the myth that if you or your partner have a sexually transmitted infection you’ll know.She says not all STIs are visible or have symptoms, adding: "Anyone who is having unprotected sex - not just intercourse but other forms of sex like oral sex - can catch an STI."Some STIs are symptomless and so it's a good idea to test regularly, which can easily be done by visiting a sexual health clinic, or using a home testing kit."Kate recommends men wear condoms to protect themselves against STIs, particularly if they're having sex with a new partner.She also said blokes should get regular STI tests to make sure they haven’t picked anything up.Her recommendation comes after the UK earned itself the not so pleasant title of 'gonorrhoea capital of Europe' last year.Get all the

tattoos. And in the process, she's splurged an eye-watering £35,000 on transforming her appearance.

UPCOMING nature documentary Predators will delve into the life of six apex hunters - and it's certainly not one for the faint-hearted. The six-part series, which uses cutting edge new filming techniques, will follow the deadly animals as they fight to survive in their rapidly changing habitats.

Tiffany Haddish spoke to Jimmy Fallon about her recent DUI arrest as she appeared on “The Tonight Show” Monday.

Katie Price's fiancé Carl Woods is said to be 'embarrassed' by her latest antics after she reportedly broke a restraining order.

Former cricket captain David Gower OBE has spoken about how you can “get picked up for virtually anything” on social media. One example the cricket commentator gave was being called out over the distinction between “batter” and “batsman”. David returned from Australia last week after England’s lack-lustre performance in the Ashes, crumbling to 124 in just 38.5 overs.Considered one of the most stylish left-handed batsmen of his era, the 64-year-old pundit has shown that he’s not afraid to call out the team when necessary. “It’s been horribly obvious to people watching from a distance that Eoin Morgan has everything he wants with the white-ball team…but poor old Joe Root finds himself with people who aren’t available because, where are they?” David asked.“They are in the IPL.