'What the hell am I watching?' ITV Corrie fans baffled by wet stripping scenes as Tyrone and Phill fight over Fiz

Miles Teller's mustache from has gotten a lot of unexpected love from fans, and now the actor is following that up with a mullet in his new Netflix sci-fi thriller .The 35-year-old star walked the red carpet at a special screening of at the Paris Theater in New York City on Wednesday, and he spoke with ET's Rachel Smith about his mustache and mullet -- which has been deemed by some fans online«It's a choice, and people let you know if it becomes iconic,» Teller said with a laugh.The actor — who stars opposite Chris Hemsworth and Jurnee Smollett in the thriller — explained, «In Australia, where we filed it, the mullet has made a roaring comeback. It's this cool, edgy thing.»That being said, Teller's wife, Keleigh, apparently wasn't quite on board as so many others.«I'll tell you, my wife is not a fan of either,» Teller admitted. «The mullet or the mustache.»However, his mustache seems to be a big part of his recent popularity on TikTok — or "#TellerTok" as some have dubbed his following.

The Project host and out gay journalist Hamish Macdonald has shared his thoughts on the treatment of Rebel Wilson and the backlash received by the Sydney Morning Herald over the attempts to out the actress.During Monday’s episode of the Project, Macdonald compared it to his own coming out journey, the gossip he endured surrounding his sexuality, and how “scary and intimidating” it was.Hamish Macdonald and Jacob Fitzroy share a kiss in a photo booth in 2019.Macdonald (41) said he himself had been through the experience of the media wanting to out him.“I don’t think it’s for anyone else to determine the point at which they talk about that. I’ve been on the end of this sort of thing with a couple of journalists before. And it’s scary and intimidating and frankly terrifying when a journalist starts saying to you that they know this about you, and they want to put it in print.”The Project hist Hamish Macdonald and with his partner Jacob Fitzroy (right).Macdonald then addressed the Sydney Morning Herald journalist’s apology. “I take at their word what this journo said about learning from it.

CORONATION Street’s Alan Halsall posed for a rare snap with his mum and brother - and fans are all saying the same thing. The actor - who plays Tyrone Dobbs on the ITV soap - looked cheerful as he dined at San Carlo restaurant in Manchester.

Despite there being plenty of storylines going off on screen, Coronation Street fans couldn't help but be distracted by an everyday item. The latest trip to the cobbles on Wednesday night (May 25) featured a wet cement fight, some adoption news, and a worrying health scare.

Coronation Street star Alan Halsall has shared a hilarious behind the scenes snap alongside co-star Jamie Kenna ahead of his gripping new ITV storyline.On Thursday (May 26), the actor, 39, was all smiles as he beamed beside his fellow soap star covered from head to toe in what appears to be cement.However, his onscreen rival seems less impressed by the messy affair as he sat beside the TV star dripping with concrete with a pool of muck situated behind them.The dad-of-one shared the hilarious backstage snap with his loyal legion of fans online, which he captioned: “This Just ‘cements’ the fact... It’s a weird and wonderful job at times...

Coronation Street fans were left scratching their heads as Phill Whittaker and Tyrone Dobbs got into another squabble over Fiz Stape. The pair, known for their comedic scraps, are both smitten with the Underworld machinist.

Coronation Street fans were left confused on Wednesday's episode as Fiz Stape accepted Phill Whittaker's marriage proposal after his secret was finally exposed. Only recently, Fiz had a blast from the past after a friend of Phill’s turned out to have been the prosecuting solicitor at her trial to which she came clean about the whole John Stape saga to Phill, who already knew.

Coronation Street viewers have let rip about the Co-op bags seen in the soap, claiming it is "product placement overload".The ITV soap and the supermarket chain do have a product placement deal in place, which was signed back in 2018 and then renewed last year.But viewers kicked off during Wednesday night's instalment of the much-loved programme, saying there were just too many carrier bag sightings on the cobbles."Seen three Co-op bags so far… is it a special Co-op day?" one person asked on Twitter."BIG CO-OP BAG ALERT!" tweeted another.One annoyed viewer said: "Blatant product placement for the Co-op with those shopping bags deliberately turned to face the cameras. F****** pathetic.""All these bloody Co-op bags in #corrie - it's product placement overload," said another person.Someone else tweeted: "Subliminal advertising for the Co-op is about as subtle as a sledgehammer.""This product placement for the Co-op is a bit much," another viewer said.As a character carried a bag in one scene, a viewer joked: "Have they been to the Co-op?"In 2018 it was reported that Co-op would be opening a branch on the cobbles in a product placement deal.And last year Retail Times reported that the partnership had been renewed.Mark Trinder, director of commercial sales and partnerships at ITV was quoted as saying: "When we first partnered with Co-op three years ago it was part of the biggest product placement ever on British TV and it's been fantastic to see it grow and develop both on and off-screen.

Coronation Street's John Stape cut a swathe of terror through Weatherfield.The school teacher husband of Fiz, who was played by actor Graeme Hawley, caused chaos on the cobbles over a decade ago in what proved to be a gripping storyline.The character first turned up in the ITV soap in 2007.After a four-year stint he had the blood of three people - Colin and Joy Fishwick and Charlotte Hoyle - on his hands.He died in 2011 after his secrets were exposed.But what have his 'victims' been up to since they left the soap?Colin, who was played by David Crellin, was a former colleague of John's and came a cropper after the villain stole his identity.He was in the middle of confronting John about what was going on when he collapsed and died oif a brain haemorrhage.Wanting to make sure his secret was safe, John hid the body with the help of Charlotte (Becky Hindley).Actor David has done just fine since Corrie, appearing in shows like Doctors, Shameless, Accused and Years And Years.Now 60, he has also been in short films such as Robert And Rob and On In Five.Charlotte later met a sticky end of her own.

Coronation Street has released behind-the-scenes snaps from Phill Whittaker's explosive scenes on Monday night after his secret was finally exposed. Taking to Twitter, the hit ITV soap shared a collection of snaps of Phill actor Jamie Kenna and Hope Stape actress Isabella Flanagan filming. In one snap, it sees how Corrie filmed the moment Hope used a digger to crush Phill's fancy car after learning of his secret while another sweet snap sees the two co-stars sharing a laugh.

Hope Stape struck again during the latest visit to the cobbles but the scenes have left Coronation Street fans puzzled. It's been a few months since the youngster got up to any serious mischief and she found the ideal opportunity to cause problems for her mum Fiz and new partner Phill Whittaker.

Coronation Street fans were aghast as Fiz Stape told her daughter Hope about her late father John in Monday night's episode. Corrie viewers blasted Fiz for glossing over the truth as she gave 11-year-old Hope a potted history of the serial killer teacher.

Coronation Street fans were left confused on Monday's episode as Phill Whittaker's mysterious secret was finally revealed. Only recently, Fiz had a blast from the past after a friend of Phill’s turned out to have been the prosecuting solicitor at her trial to which she came clean about the whole John Stape saga to Phill, who already knew. Viewers will recall that Fiz was married to schoolteacher turned murderer John, who she welcomed daughter Hope with, before his death in 2011.

Coronation Street finally exposed Phill Whittaker's mysterious secret on Monday's episode. Only recently, Fiz had a blast from the past after a friend of Phill’s turned out to have been the prosecuting solicitor at her trial to which she came clean about the whole John Stape saga to Phill, who already knew. Viewers will recall that Fiz was married to schoolteacher turned murderer John, who she welcomed daughter Hope with, before his death in 2011.

Corrie fans were fuming with Cobbles regular Fiz Brown after she slammed former kidnapping victim Rosie Webster for being a "strumpet".The latest edition of the hit ITV soap saw Fiz (Jennifer McAlpine) and Tyrone (Alan Halsall) attempt to explain things to Fiz's daughter Hope, who has grown suspicious she's been left in the dark about her dad's identity.Hope (Isabella Flanagan) found outa number of bombshell truths about her killer teacher dad John Stape (Graeme Hawley), such as that he kidnapped his pupil Rosie Webster twice and had an affair with the student.However, Fiz put her foot in it with Corrie viewers when she seemed to place some blame on Rosie (Helen Flanagan) and defend John.She told Hope that John gave compensation to Rosie for kidnapping her, but she proceeded to call Rosie a "strumpet".Fiz said: "Then he sold his grandma's house and gave the money to Rosie."Tyrone added: "Yeah. Sort of like compensation."A gobsmacked Hope replied: "For kidnapping her?", to which Tyrone confirmed: "Twice."Fiz then said: "But it was complicated, because Rosie Webster.

Coronation Street star Antony Cotton has shared a 'welcome home' message to his on-screen son as he teases the young actor's return to the cobbles. The actor, who plays Sean Tully in the ITV soap, posed alongside Liam McCheyne who is set to return as Dylan Wilson.

Fans were left shocked last year when Tyrone Dobbs broke Fiz Stape's heart by cheating on her with their lodger Alina Pop in Coronation Street, marking the break-up of a stalwart couple. The news floored the Underworld machinist who had been getting ready to plan their very own Greek wedding after being engaged for years.

Coronation Street star Jamie McKenna has opened up about his character Phill Whittaker's secret connection to serial killer John Stape.In upcoming scenes, Fiz Stape's (Jennie McAlpine) daughter Hope borrows Phill's laptop and makes a shocking discovery which could rip apart her family for good.She plots to get revenge on her mum's boyfriend Phill and he's left horrified when he spots the little girl sitting in a mini-digger.As Phill dashes around the house to see what's going on, he sees Hope and as she pulls a leaver, the digger's arms swings around and smashes the windscreen on his car.Confirming exactly what Phill has been up too, Jamie told Daily Star and other press: "He's been writing a book about John Stape."It's definitely not his reason to want to be with Fiz in the first place, it's a coincidence."I think the thing with Phill you can always guarantee he does everything with the best intentions so even with this seemingly, weird, creepy manoeuvre to write a book her ex, murderous husband, he has good intentions."He continued: "Phill, and his wisedom, thinks if he writes this book it will be the best way to come free of his shadow, so this whole black cloud that's been hanging over her, that is John Stape, he can help and if he writes this book from her point of view, telling her side of the story, it releases those chains for her."Obviously it back fires and he hasn't thought it through properly and he should have opened up to her about it."Later in the week, Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) calls at Phill’s house to collect Fiz’s things, hoping this now means they'll be reunited.However, a row ensues and as Tyrone makes a grab for Phill, they lose their balance and fall headlong into the wet cement on the patio.As

Coronation Street stars Alan Halsall and Jamie Kenna may be all smiles when the cameras stop rolling but their characters are set for a classic soap fight this week - and it gets pretty dirty. The pair, who play Tyrone Dobbs and Phill Whittaker have been snapped behind the scenes during filming for their upcoming fisticuffs in the ITV soap.

Coronation Street - but who plays the members of the iconic Dobbs family?From garage owner Tyrone Dobbs to his mum Jackie, his late wife Molly and his daughter Ruby, fans of the soap have been watching the family’s dramas unfold on the cobbles since the 1990s.But when it comes to life away from Weatherfield, the actors who found fame playing the Dobbs live very different lives to their fictional alter-egos.From the actor who now lives in a luxury mansion to the actress who turned to teaching to make ends meet during the pandemic and the star who became friends with Gazza after battling a cocaine addiction, here’s a look at the real lives of the Dobbs family.Alan has played Tyrone on Corrie since 1998, bagging Outstanding Serial Drama Performance at the National Television Awards for the role in 2013.Alan, 39, found love on the cobbles himself with co-star Lucy-Jo Hudson, who played Katie Harris in Corrie as well as finding fame on other shows including Wild At Heart, Hollyoaks, and Doctors.The pair began dating in 2005 after meeting on set, and tied the knot in Cheshire in 2009 before welcoming a daughter, Sienna-Rae, in 2013.Alan and Lucy-Jo announced their split in March 2016, before getting back together again after a few weeks apart - but it wasn’t meant to be, as the couple revealed that they were divorcing in 2018.Alan is now in a relationship with another former Corrie co-star Tisha Merry, who played Steph Britton from 2013 to 2016 before making a brief return to Weatherfield in 2018.

There's big drama for Fiz Stape this week in Coronation Street, when it looks like her relationship with Phill is definitely on the rocks - only for him to pop the question. And when she talked about the latest development in Fiz's love life, actress Jennie McAlpine, who plays the Weatherfield favourite, mused that a regular wedding to Phill Whittaker (Jamie Kenna) would definitely be an improvement on the last time she tied the knot! "The last wedding Fiz had was in prison, with only Chesney and the prison guard as guests," says Jennie. "So I think it would be lovely for her to have a nice white wedding, and a happy ending." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox withOK!'s daily newsletter .