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Scott is one of the celebrity contestants who will be joining join Ant and Dec in the Australian jungle for the 2025 edition, and there are some very exciting names joining her. A week ahead of the ITV series launching, Former Arsenal and Lioness player Alex Scott has been confirmed as one of the contestants. Scott, who retired from football in 2017, now hosts Football Focus. The queer football star is in a relationship with singer Jess Glynne.

An entire generation of British adults was raised by Sesame Street. They're easy enough to spot; they're kind, they have had that Pointer Sisters pinball counting song as an earworm for four decades, and they were repeatedly told off at school for pronouncing the final letter of the alphabet zee. But this generation is old. The last time Sesame Street was regularly broadcast in the UK was September 2001, when Channel 4 made the decision to replace it with The Hoobs.

Filmed in Maniscalco's hometown of Chicago at the iconic United Center arena, the hour-long show pokes fun at all things like his sleeping habits. "I have a mild case of sleep apnea. This is where I'm at. I'm going to duct tape my mouth shut so I don't pass away in my sleep. If someone came to rob my house, they would look at me and go, 'Someone was already here. Let's go,'" Maniscalco jokes in the show's trailer.

'We've been doing this monthly in LA all year, so it's become a new, upgraded version of Paulie's Dinner,' said Costabile. Basically, the main difference is that we have stand-up, we have characters come out, and then I'm also adding interviews to the format. I've been an interviewer as long as anything. This is kind of my love letter to late-night television, late-night interviews and how they used to be.

"In 2026 the doors of the castle will be opened again to welcome celebrity players to the game to see who can charm, who can scheme and ultimately who can survive in series two which promises to be just as unmissable as the first," the BBC's head of entertainment, Kalpna Patel-Knight, said in a statement. Is that a glance at everybody outside of the U.K. who watched the series through TikTok clips?

The first season of The Celebrity Traitors was buoyed by the casting of gay comedian Alan Carr, who cemented his reputation as a national treasure in episode one after being selected as a Traitor. He was joined as a Traitor by queer musician Cat Burns and TV host Jonathan Ross. While initially being deemed as the least likely Traitor to succeed due to his propensity for sweating and inability to stifle laughter, Carr proved his detractors wrong by winning the show in the shocking finale.

When Maia takes Tallulah out for coffee, she can barely say, "I want to talk to you about your career," before making fun of herself. Then, as she tries to launch into a pitch for "getting into the health and fitness space," her first task instead becomes keeping Tallulah from getting arrested. When athleisure blonde Paulena (Annalisa Cochrane) looks across the coffee shop and recognizes Tallulah, she makes a huge scene asking for her Balenciaga bag back.

Directed by Jessica Palud, created and co-written by Jean-Baptiste Delafon alongside Palud and Gaëlle Bellan, this six-episode reimagining of the highly effective and popular story is a French HBO Original, arriving on November 14. If you're expecting another mirror of the novel or any of the movies, this new series dodges the expected. Here, the lady Isabelle de Merteuil, her equally conniving lover Sébastien de Valmont, and the other well-known characters are reconfigured with many of their plotlines and traits broken up and redistributed.

Most people want to know if they're getting caught on tape, especially if they're a famous person who has welcomed a journalist into their house. Griffin has been an actor and stand-up comedian for almost 40 years, and is intimately aware of the power of celebrity gossip. But in this case, she wants to know if I've turned on my recorder not because she's worried about getting caught on a hot mic, but because she wants me to catch every incendiary word.

Fresh off those few days trapped under a refrigerator, Douglas is back at work in a wheelchair that he's supposed to use for two to eight months - "It's sort of up to me," he claims. However, he seems to get a kick out of using his new disability to boss people around about ADA compliance and the danger of leaving bags out on the office floor.

Gleeson and I met in New York in the early fall, when he was in town making promotional rounds for The Paper. The show was due to stream in its entirety on Peacock on September 4, followed by a November 10 broadcast premiere on NBC. He had slept for only an hour the night beforeowing to the nonstop bender that is a press junketand just finished crying. During a photoshoot, he'd watched clips of his work with Bill Nighy from their movie About Time.

Stitch is back, and this time he's joining Mickey on a new adventure in "Mickey+"!

DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran will executive produce, with Pete Jackson (not the Lord of the Rings filmmaker) directing. V for Vendetta started as a graphic novel written by Alan Moore and illustrated by David Lloyd. Set in a dystopian UK ruled by fascists, it was adapted into a 2005 Warner Bros. film directed by James McTeigue. The movie starred Hugo Weaving as anarchist revolutionary V and Natalie Portman as Evey Hammond.

"She's so funny, she improvs so much," Sennott says. "She was like, 'Can I have a mullet and a bedazzled vape and a British accent?' And I was like, 'Go off. Go off, girl.' I love her so much as a friend and also to collaborate with 'cause she brings so much to the table."

In the woods, "non-binary goth" Tristan, voiced by Kai Ava Hauser, and "geeky guy" Benji (Winston Chen) discuss keeping in touch after the competition ends. "Maybe as more than just friends," Benji suggests. He panics and begins rambling apologies but Tristan steps forward and kisses him to silence him. "You sure you want to give this a go?" Benji asks. Tristan responds: "I'd love to. I mean, it's kind of what we talked about. We can be out of place together."

I think that's more of an expectation I guess. If more people know what you can do or what they think you do, that is an expectation of what you're gonna do. The feeling in yourself to make that happen for them is definitely there. But I tried not to get into that head space to be honest with you.

Chris Chalk hopes people see many different spirits within Dick Hallorann. In It: Welcome to Derry, Chalk stars as the same character the late Scatman Crothers played in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, the kind old-timer who has the uncanny ability to sense the otherworldly. Naturally, Chalk's performance has homages to Crothers, but there are other familiar faces hidden within it too. He put a little Viola Davis in there. And Denzel Washington. And a dash of Philip Seymour Hoffman.

As I watch a leopard hunt in Kingdom, the BBC's latest David Attenborough-narrated documentary, I find myself thinking about a YouGov survey from a few years ago that found that half of Britons wouldn't take a free trip to the moon, with 11% turning it down because there isn't enough to see and do. As well as it providing a fantastic insight into the great British public's psyche (would outer space be better if it had Alton Towers?), I can't help but wonder if it also explains the pressure that TV commissioners feel under to find new ways to interest the pesky human race in sights that would previously have been greeted with wonder.

One of the greatest things about is that the Doctor often wins the day by yelling at people. As signature action hero moves go, this is one of the most thrilling and, oddly, pacifist. Ten years ago, on November 7, 2015, Doctor Who aired "The Zygon Inversion," the conclusion of a Season 9 two-parter which gave us one of the best Doctor Who speeches ever. Not only has this moment gone down as one of the greatest speeches in the show, ever, but it's also demonstrative of how Who is capable of turning a goofy concept into something profound and unforgettable.

The beauty writer Jessica DeFino refers often to the "mirror world" inside our phone, the uncanny, glistening selfieverse that's also become more real for many of its devotees than the lumpy, blotchy meatspace where the rest of us live. I thought about the mirror world while watching All's Fair, Ryan Murphy's new creative product-I can't call it a television show, because it isn't one.

Latest JNLR figures reveal significant decline for former Late Late Show' host over last year for programme that broadcasts from Virgin Radio studios in London

Trespasses follows Cushla Laverty, a 24-year-old Catholic teacher who falls for a swashbuckling Protestant, Michael Agnew. They begin seeing each other secretly, around Michael's high profile establishment job: he's an outspoken barrister, who campaigns for justice on behalf of young Catholic boys caught up in police bullying. This puts him, and those close to him, at risk of violent reprisal from both sides. Puts your commute into perspective, eh?

A clip posted by the Bridgerton star's fan account on Instagram shows him in cowboy-inspired looks, showing off his killer abs. In one shot, he sits on a chair wearing jeans and a short, fringed collar before flexing his muscles and moving fluidly to create striking poses. Fans united in flooding the comments with fire emojis, while one person approvingly wrote, "HOOOOOLYYYYY DAAAAAAMN".

"I gotta tell you, it's a mixed bag," Sikora says, explaining that he's sad to say good-bye to Chicago but thrilled at the "web of entanglement" Tommy finds himself in this season.

I was working for a company building apartment blocks during the World Cup. We got into work one morning and we turned straight back around and went into an early house to watch the semi-finals. Our problem wasn't that - our problem was we got greedy. You've a few drinks and your confidence gets up. It gets to 5 o'clock and we thought we should ring Enrique to clock us out of work again. And one of the lads says, let's wait and we'll get someone to clock us out in a few hours and we'll get overtime.

Friday's "SmackDown" felt like a "reset" episode, where big moments and plot points occurred with different WWE superstars -- a launch pad for new things coming. We saw a new champion crowned, a returning talent, and the world title picture turned at least half a page (or progress further than just Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre). The U.S. Championship open challenge continues to be a lot of fun and we have new challengers for the Women's Tag Team Championship.

As reported by Bloomberg and others, users started to report that the service had crashed at around 10:30 p.m. ET, shortly after Apple made the first two episodes of the show available to stream. There were almost 13,000 reports on Downdetector before Apple acknowledged the problem on its System Status page. Reports say the outage was brief, lasting less than an hour.