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Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Fox’s Susan Sarandon and Trace Adkins-led country music drama “Monarch” didn’t the highest of Nielsen notes Sunday night, but it did manage to keep enough of its NFL lead-in audience to land the network’s most-watched fall scripted premiere in three years. Immediately following an NFL doubleheader, “Monarch” debuted at 7:45 p.m. ET/4:45 p.m. PT to a 0.8 rating among adults in the 18-49 age demographic and 3.8 million total viewers, according to initial Nielsen data. Due to the nature of live sports, these results will likely adjust (likely down) when finalized numbers come in later Monday.

Mike Tindall has posted a heartbreaking tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, featuring her crying corgi. The former rugby player, 43, who is married to The Queen's granddaughter Zara Tindall, formerly Phillips, took to social media to share the touching hand drawn sketch.

Coronation Street fans fumed after ITV delayed airing thesoap by 10 minutes.On Monday (September 12), Queen Elizabeth II was put at rest in St Giles’ Cathedral as mourners gathered in the heart of the city to pay their respects to the late monarch.King Charles III and his three siblings Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward held a vigil in her honour as they stood around her coffin and held a minute’s silence.But as the nation mourned the longest reigning monarch in history, fans of the Manchester-based TV show flooded to Twitter to share their disappointment at the delay.Viewers have been on the edges of their seats all weekend as they patiently waited for the show which got pushed back following the Queen’s sudden death on Thursday (September 8).In the nail-biting episode, tensions continue to rise in Weatherfield as Toyah faces years in prison for the death of Imran Habeeb.The blonde bombshell's trial is set to air later this week after the pair were involved in a fatal car crash that killed the wealthy solicitor.After Friday's episode (September 9) of the long-standing show was pushed back by a further 10 minutes, fans flooded to Twitter to share their annoyance online.One user penned: “#Corrie aww there’s no chance they’re going to skip talking about the King so we can watch out show [two crying emojis].” Another agreed: “So it looks like #Corrie won’t air on time. [two eye roll emojis].” A third penned: “Corrie better not run too late EE is at 21:00pm [two eye roll emojis].” This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

A landlord says pubs, bars and customers are effectively facing a 'tax on socialising' with the ever-rising cost of energy forcing boozers into passing on price hikes to the paying public.

Mixed Martial Artist fighter Elias Theodorou has died after a battle with stage IV liver cancer. He was 34.

Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte has returned to first-team training and also dropped a tantalising hint over his prospective comeback. City are set to take on Borussia Dortmund and Wolves in what is shaping up to be an action-packed few days for Pep Guardiola and his team across the main competitions.

We are beginning to see more and more actresses make the leap into feature directing. Perhaps most notably, at the moment, is Olivia Wilde, who has gone from being a well-known actress to helming one of the most anticipated films of the fall, “Don’t Worry, Darling.” Now, Sarah Gadon is hoping to make the same leap.

Ricky Gervais, 61, has fired back at a social media user who accused him of lying after the comedian aimed a dig at critics of his new Netflix stand-up special, SuperNature.The comedian took to Twitter to thank those who had already watched the show.In view of his 15 million folowers, Ricky admitted he had received mixed reviews on his brand new special.However, he claimed that even those who had complained about it, helped to make it the "most watched special in the world".Ricky wrote: “Thanks to everyone who watched #SuperNature and laughed, and to everyone who watched it and complained or wrote a whiney blog about it.“You all helped it become the most watched special in the world.” However, The Office star’s tweet sparked backlash as one critic accused him of “yapping” despite slamming censorship.Twitter user ThomasGray1981 typed: “For someone who complains about being censored and cancelled he certainly does a lot of yapping.”Ricky hit back: “I've never complained about being censored or cancelled.“Because it's never happened.”ThomasGray1981 replied: “Well thats a damn lie. If youre talking about it, youre complaining about it.Simple truth Ricky.” (Sic)In his response, Ricky clarified that he had only complained about other celebrities being “censored or cancelled”.He said: “I mean I’ve never complained about ME being censored or cancelled.“It’s definitely true that others have been.

Jeremy Clarkson makes savage swipe at Meghan in tribute to the Queen"So I think maybe I should have bowed out then, taken the accolades and said, 'thank you'. Am I tarnishing what I've got and what I had?'"Chris' latest interview has prompted many to share their support for him online.Emmerdale star Danny Miller wrote on Twitter: "I’ve always had huge respect for @chris_kammy - friends with my dad, an icon in football, on and off the pitch."Never thought the respect could heighten anymore, then to watch this clip of the interview.

. On September 11, the day after the icon's birthday, Lizzo posted a slideshow of flicks showing off her bright red outfit and her beau, , who had an equally as vibrant magenta suit. Two of the five photos feature the cute couple while the rest show the pop star in the back of a car with a high ponytail wrapped with a thick dark gray strip.  At first, I thought the wide band was a headband, meant to complement her sporty-esque Gucci ensemble.

Keeping it real. Danielle Ruhl responded to fans asking her why she doesn’t seem more upset following her split from husband Nick Thompson — revealing she’s more heartbroken than they think.

Angelique Jackson The hottest sales title at the Toronto Film Festival is officially off the market, with Focus Features landing worldwide distribution rights to Alexander Payne’s “The Holdovers,” in a deal worth roughly $30 million. Paul Giamatti stars in the Christmas-themed film that reunites the actor and director for the first time since their Oscar-winning 2004 hit “Sideways.” It will hit theaters in Christmas 2023. In “The Holdovers,” Giamatti portrays Paul Hunham, a universally disliked professor at a prep school called Deerfield Academy. With no family and nowhere to go around the holidays in 1970, he stays on campus to supervise students who couldn’t go home. After a few days, only one person is left: a troublemaking 15-year old named Angus, a good student whose bad behavior always threatens to get him expelled. Along with the school’s head cook Mary (Da’Vine Joy Randolph), whose own son was recently lost in Vietnam, the three form an unlikely bond as they spend Christmas together during two very snowy weeks in New England. The cast also includes Carrie Preston, Gillian Vigman and Tate Donovan. David Hemingson wrote the film’s script script.

EXCLUSIVE: The biggest deal ever made at Toronto will be on a film that is not in the Toronto Film Festival roster. I’m hearing that Focus Features is tying up a $30 million worldwide rights deal with Miramax’s Bill Block and CAA Media Finance for The Holdovers, after a discreet screening here for buyers held Sunday. Focus will give the film a theatrical release, and Middle East is the only turf not covered in the deal. The film marks the reteam between director Alexander Payne and Paul Giamatti, who teamed memorably in the 2004 wine-tasting road trip comedy Sideways, a film that won Payne and Jim Taylor Oscars for Best Adapted Screenplay. David Hemingson wrote The Holdovers script.

fined $135,000 by the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries following a 2013 incident in which the Kleins refused to bake a wedding cake for Laurel and Rachel Bowman-Cryer, a lesbian couple of 10 years.When Aaron Klein found out that the custom-made cake was intended for a lesbian wedding, he allegedly said, “We don’t do same-sex weddings” and called the couple an “abomination,” citing the Bible as justification.The Kleins have repeatedly claimed their religious beliefs opposing homosexuality prevent them from providing goods or services for a same-sex wedding.The Bowman-Cryers filed discrimination complaints with the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries and the Department of Justice.In response, the Kleins attempted to defend their refusal to bake the cake, “doxxing” the Bowman-Cryers in the process by sharing private information about them, including their address.The Bowman-Cryers were inundated with so many hateful messages and death threats that their two foster children had to be removed from the home for their own protection.The Bureau of Labor and Industries found that the Kleins had violated the Oregon Public Accommodations Law and ordered them to pay financial restitution to the Bowman-Cryers.The Kleins appealed the decision, which the Oregon Court of Appeals upheld. The Kleins then appealed to the Oregon Supreme Court, which declined to hear the case, before appealing to the U.S.

Gisele Bündchen found a way to support her man on social media as he kicked off yet another NFL football season — even if she may not be quite so happy with his decision to play again.

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Former UFC fighter Elias Theodorou has passed away at age 34 after battling stage 4 liver cancer, which he did not reveal publicly.

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Jeremy Clarkson makes savage swipe at Meghan in tribute to the QueenFans may also remember Gwyneth for starring in Channel 4 comedy show Man Down.Her other television work includes appearances in; Heartbeat, A Touch of Frost, Holby City, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates and Father Brown.Tributes have flooded in for the late actress on social media.Patricia Hidalgo, director of BBC Children's and Educatio said: "We are very sorry to hear of the passing of Gwyneth Powell."Her famous portrayal of Mrs McClusky is one that will be fondly remembered by all those that grew up watching Grange Hill."Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this sad time."Elliot Gonzalez added: "Sad news about Gwyneth Powell who has died at the age of 76."She played headmistress Mrs McCluskey in Grange Hill, Dan’s mum in Man Down and a number of other roles. Reunited now with Rik Mayall."Meghan's 'overplaying her hand' after leaving royals says US star [REVEALED]Alan Sugar reacts to 'rubbish' King Charles III claim about Meghan [REACTION]Rita Ora leaves little to the imagination in sparkly silver bodysuit [PICTURED]Mick wrote: "Very sad news about Gwyneth Powell."Like many others I grew up watching her in Grange Hill, but her role as Dan’s mother in Man Down was absolutely fantastic.