Val Kilmer's daughter says she was 'terrified' as he tried to cure cancer with faith

Richard Madeley has denied that he is becoming the “new Piers Morgan” after taking up more regular appearances on Good Morning Britain.Richard, 65, has filled controversial mouthpiece Piers shoes nicely on the popular ITV show since his departure, regularly making comments that spark conversation among viewers.His most recent debate causing moment came when he questioned if death threats received by politicians are a “big deal” causing viewers to compare him to Piers Morgan “wrapped in woolly, comical jibes.”Richard has now spoken out about the comments in a chat with Express.co.uk as he vehemently denied the comparisons.He said: “I am part of a team, I am not, I repeat NOT the new or next Piers Morgan. I am me.

Saturday Night Takeaway returned tonight to mark the occasion Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly got into drag with the three winners from RuPaul's Drag Race UK – The Vivienne, Lawrence Chaney and Krystal Versace. Looking completely fierce for the End Of The Show Show on the popular ITV programme, Ant and Dec donned high heels, wigs and stunning sparkly dresses as they frolicked on the stage with the professional drag queens.The Vivienne stepped out of a car and was then met by Lawrence and Krystal as they entered the studio together – moments before a huge surprise left fans in disbelief.

Teesside Live reports.In 2017, Mr Clinton made a claim for loss of earnings on the grounds of his inability to work as well as ongoing pain.Insurer AXA UK reserved up to £50,000 for the claim and an additional £40,000 for legal fees, but first decided to launch an investigation into Mr Clinton’s claims.They found videos and posts on social media showing the claimant rock climbing, skiing and swimming in the wake of his supposedly crippling accident.He was also filmed surfing down a staircase on a construction site after the accident had taken place.According to Teeside Live, Damian Rourke, from law firm Clyde & Co, said: "Mr Clinton’s posts showed a very active individual, carrying out extreme and demanding physical activities shortly after the accident."These included activities like rock climbing and skiing that simply couldn’t be carried out or even contemplated by someone with the reported ongoing physical problems."Keep up to date with all the latest news stories. by signing up for one of Daily Star's free newsletters here.When Mr Clinton was confronted with the evidence from his social media, he discontinued his claim in October 2021.Deputy District Judge Crammond, sitting at Middlesbrough County Court on January 21, ruled that Mr Clinton had been "fundamentally dishonest" and ordered him to pay £4,439 in costs.Mr Rourke added: "Insurance companies and the courts will not tolerate any attempts to exaggerate injuries in order to get money."Mr Clinton certainly didn’t help himself by filling his social media with videos of sports and activities, none of which could have been done if his claims were true."Also, at a time when the pandemic has created a log jam throughout the legal system, his action was a complete

Real Madrid pedigree during Arsenal's win over Brentford in the Premier League by bamboozling a rival with an inspired piece of skill.The Norway international joined the club on a permanent deal in the summer following an initial loan deal from La Liga, playing an important role under Mikel Arteta.With the Gunners securing an important win over Brentford on Saturday (February 19) thanks to goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka, Odegaard earned praise of his own for his efforts before Christian Norgaard's consolation.As well as for his overall performance, the 23-year-old has been hailed for one piece of brilliance that set his side on a promising counter-attack out of nothing.During what was a cagey first-half, Odegaard received a ball to feet from Cedric and turned his body as if he was going to play the ball into the middle of the park.However, he deliberately swung his boot at the ball and missed, turning to see it reach its intended target of Saka, who played the ball back to Odegaard.The former Real Madrid man then slid the England international another pass down the wing, in a chance that should've led to more for the hosts.Will Arsenal play in the Champions League next season? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionOne fan wrote in response: "Unbelievable. What a signing.

Dave Itzkoff profiles actress/director Sarah Polley in the New York Times, in advance of the publication of her new essay collection Run Towards the Danger.

Simon Leviev is doubling down that he’s not the so-called “Tinder Swindler”.

Alice Evans is seeking full child custody of her and Ioan Gruffudd‘s children!

Top Gun star, 60, was forced to undergo a tracheotomy after battling cancer for the last four years – with Val initially wanting to try and battle the condition without the help of medical professionals. His daughter Mercedes, who he shares with ex-wife Joanne Whalley, opened up about her dad’s health and recalled the ‘devastating’ moment Val eventually was diagnosed for the first time with stage four cancer, after collapsing at his LA home when the tumour burst in 2015.Until then, he hadn’t been formally diagnosed and Mercedes – who appears alongside Val in new release Paydirt – said she didn’t think her dad would survive long after his diagnosis, as the cancer was so advanced.

Val Kilmer has opened up about overcoming speaking challenges following his battle with throat cancer.Kilmer, 60, underwent a tracheotomy as a result of the disease several years ago, and though communication has now become difficult, he insists it's just like any other challenge has he had to tackle.'I'm doing great. I feel a lot better than I sound,' Val told Good Morning America in an interview which aired Monday.

Get set to enter the Danger Zone once more with the return of Maverick and co in the new Top Gun film.As reported yesterday, Val Kilmer – who is back as Iceman – has vowed to work until he’s 150.Fans of the 1986 classic will have to wait until next year to see Top Gun: Maverick.While we wait, Nadine Linge reveals what those hotshot pilots have been up to since...Cruise played US Navy pilot Lieutenant Pete “Maverick” Mitchell – a cocky young aviator who learns about loyalty and dedication the hard way.Top Gun launched Cruise into megastardom and he’s one of Hollywood’s big hitters, starring A Few Good Men, Jerry Maguire and Minority Report.These days he’s probably best known for the Mission: Impossible series.

Mercedes Kilmer is appearing in a film with her famous father Val Kilmer for the first time ever, but working with him came with a unique set of challenges that she was not prepared for.Val, 60, has had problems speakingafter undergoing atracheotomy during his battle with throat cancer, and Mercedes was shocked to see just how little her acting training prepared her to work with a disabled actors.'To actually, really comprehend how little training I had working with disabled actors and how appalling that is, it really, as an artist, it challenged me,' the actress, 28, told TooFab.

in the new movie “Paydirt,” saw her childhood scarred by her dad’s rabid fans and paparazzi.“I was traumatized by people trying to climb our gates and take pictures of us when I was a kid,” she told The Post on the phone from vacation in Santa Fe, New Mexico. “I never felt deterred from acting, but I was really reticent about engaging with the public until now.” She vividly remembers the high point of the insanity.

Val Kilmer has opened up about overcoming speaking challenges following his battle with throat cancer.Kilmer, 60, underwent a tracheotomy as a result of the disease several years ago, and though communication has now become difficult, he insists it's just like any other challenge has he had to tackle.'I'm doing great. I feel a lot better than I sound,' Val told Good Morning America in an interview which aired Monday.

Val Kilmer isn't letting his battle with throat cancer stand in the way of his acting career.In an exclusive new interview with ET, the 60-year-old actor opens up about why he's continuing to work amid recovery. Though talking can be challenging for him sometimes due to his tracheotomy, he remains optimistic. «I'm doing terrific.

trachea ) to help you breathe".

Top Gun icon is recovering from a two-year battle with cancer, which necessitated a procedure on his trachea.Appearing on yesterday, he said: “I'm doing great, I feel a lot better than I sound.“It's just like any other language or dialect. You have to figure out a way to communicate that's no different than any other acting challenge but it's just a very unique set of circumstances.”Kilmer kept his struggle with cancer private for much of his treatment, though he would appear in public wearing a scarf.After much speculation in the press, the Batman Forever actor, who is a lifelong Christian Scientist, said that he had been through 'a healing of cancer' in 2017.

Val Kilmer has opened up about learning to communicate after he underwent a tracheotomy as part of his throat cancer recovery.

Not even a tracheotomy can keep Val Kilmer down. After the actor was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2015, he was treated with chemotherapy, radiation and a tracheotomy to help him breathe.

Val Kilmer revealed that he has been feeling ‘a lot better than he sounds’ following his battle with cancer.The 60-year-old Top Gun actor has been battling throat cancer for the last two years, which led to a tracheotomy.Although it has been affecting his voice, the star reassured fans that he’s feeling fine.Speaking on Good Morning America, he said: ‘I’m doing great, I feel a lot better than I sound.’Val – who stars in Paydirt, the first film since recovery – also explained how he’s getting used to his new voice.‘It’s just like any other language or dialect,’ theactor said.

Val Kilmer has opened up about overcoming speaking challenges following his battle with throat cancer.Kilmer, 60, underwent a tracheotomy as a result of the disease several years ago, and though communication has now become difficult, he insists it's just like any other challenge has he had to tackle.'I'm doing great. I feel a lot better than I sound,' Val told Good Morning America in an interview which aired Monday.

Val Kilmer doesn’t want you to judge how he’s doing by how he sounds.