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It’s the most wonderful time of the year … for our wardrobe! Holiday season is officially upon us, and we’re going to help you get through it in style.

Piers Morgan, 57, took to Twitter today to blast David Walliams, 51, following a shocking revelation about certain remarks he made off-air on Britain's Got Talent.The television judge and children’s book author has since been forced to apologise after a recording of derogatory comments he made about contestants on the ITV show was leaked.In view of his eight million followers, Piers shared the article outlining David’s vile comments about certain members of the public.“Tip of the iceberg…” Piers warned of the scandal, which was only made public today. “Walliams is one of the nastiest frauds in TV,” the journalist warned ominously. Piers and David have had a strained relationship ever since they had a falling out when it was revealed the Little Britain actor had liked a series of tweets that were critical of the TalkTV host.Piers, who was formerly a judge on Britain's Got Talent, then went on to reveal that he has always refused to return to the show because David is on it. "I think he is a duplicitous, treacherous, piece of work,” Piers said. “He is one of those people who says one thing to your face and then sticks it to you behind your back."If he was sitting there I wouldn’t be interested.

The cold winter months are here and with them comes the dreaded rise in energy bills, and with the current cost of living crisis showing no signs of slowing, it can be especially daunting for households with children. A recent study from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) indicated that households with children spend £7,430.80 more per year than those without.

A mini Illumingiht-style event will return to Kilmarnock with a special festive twist next month.

Matt Hancock will be forced to swim amongst creepie crawlies, water snakes and lobsters when he takes on his second I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Bushtucker Trial on Thursday night.

At just 19 years of age (reportedly), Gabriel LaBelle is already at the pinacle of Hollywood cinema. The relatively unknown Canadian actor is turning heads as Sammy Fableman, a fictional version of the legendary director Steven Spielberg in the new period drama “The Fablemans.” A movie that is arguably the frontrunner for the Best Picture Oscar and will put LaBelle under a massive global spotlight in the weeks and months to come.

Former SFA referee Steve Conroy insists he was unconvinced by Hearts' penalty shout against Rangers because he's not certain Ben Davies handled the ball.

Lanarkshire schools are set to close after teachers voted for strike action following a bitter pay dispute.

, would be daunting for anyone, and Academy Award-nominee Imelda Staunton is no exception. The veteran actor, best known for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Vera Drake, and the Downton Abbey films (opposite husband Jim Carter) tells Glamour that stepping into the late monarch's shoes for the fifth season of actually made her feel ill. “It was not easy for me,” she says on a recent Zoom during a break from filming of the Emmy-winning Netflix series.

By Calling it now: Meghann Fahy is about to have her . Like Sweeney, Fahy already has a legion of young fans from her previous TV work, on Freeform’s . And like Sweeney, she gets a chance to shine and reach a new audience with an addictive performance on The White Lotus.

Roku is cooking up a pair of new original non-scripted series.

Soccer’s governing body FIFA estimates that five billion people will tune in to watch the Qatar World Cup, marking a new record for a global sporting event. This will be a spectacle like no other.

Bob Fosse’s Dancin’ will return to Broadway this spring, 41 years after the original hit production left the stage.

As Love Is Blind fans are still reeling from the finale and reunion special, Zanab Jaffrey got candid about her complicated relationship with Cole Barnett — and how he affected how she felt about herself.

Taylor Swift is undeniably a superstar to the entire world — a household name you can’t help but see everywhere these days — but to Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively‘s children she’s just their silly Auntie Tay Tay!

It’s all out there. Upon the release of Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, Selena Gomez is “excited and relieved” to share her story, a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

A strong family bond. Michelle Williams‘ 17-year-old daughter Matilda has found a “wonderful father figure” in stepfather Thomas Kail, a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! host Ant McPartlin over his past issues, but challenged the way she has been treated in comparison.The troubled star is soon set to join comedian Alison Spittle in co-presenting the BBC Sounds podcast Wheel of Misfortune, where celebrities will be invited to share the "bleakest" moments of their lives.However, she argues that she hasn't received much sensitivity from the public when it comes to her own bleak moments in time."Ant had his own issues [and] when he crashed his car [back in 2018] it was a big, big story - yet eight months later he's winning awards and it's all forgotten about," Kerry raged."How many years later, from my This Morning interview where I was accused of being drunk on air, and we're still talking about it?" she challenged.Kerry has made it clear that she "applauds" Ant's efforts to recover after battling prescription drug and alcohol addiction.He pled guilty to drink driving after the crash and made a comeback with his TV partner Dec Donnelly, yet Kerry feels she is still "ridiculed" over the aforementioned interview on ITV's This Morning.Her slurred words led members of the public to take to the internet to accuse her of being drunk or on drugs - and those are accusations that she thinks have stuck to her ever since."My speech was really slurred due to my bipolar medication," she insisted as she continued her chat with Greatest Hits Radio host Jackie Brambles."I'll admit I've done drugs, I'll admit I've drank.

Brent Lang Executive Editor Cody Ryder has joined Park Pictures as senior executive producer for commercials and co-head of film and television. Ryder is the first executive producer at the company to serve in a dual capacity across its commercial and feature film divisions. Ryder previously served in the TV and branded content department at Plum Productions. There, she developed pitches and produced branded content until becoming a freelance line producer based out of New York. Ryder has been freelance ever since until she decided to join the ranks at Park in its Los Angeles office.   Ryder’s projects include the recently released Kendrick Lamar short film “We Cry Together”and the “We Matter Too” PSA produced with Common’s Imagine Justice organization. She has worked with brand clients including Coca-Cola, Old Navy, Verizon, McDonald’s, Chevy, Reebok, Instagram,and Kia, to name a few; and artists like LCD Soundsystem, Kanye West, Haim, Brandi Carlile and Questlove. Her feature film work includes “The Art of Self Defense,” “The Clovehitch Killer,” “Other People,” “Cop Car” and “Robot and Frank.”