Looks like George Shelley has bigger things to worry about than cockroaches crawling up his trouser leg.
His bandmates have been speaking about how they think their pal is doing, and they have a few words of warning for him – never mind the critters, it’s Ferne and Vicky he should be looking out for.
Appearing on Good Morning Britain, Jaymi Hensley, Josh Cuthbert and JJ… Read the full story
X Factor judge Cheryl Fernandez-Versini has confirmed she will sing with her act Reggie N Bollie if they reach the live final.
Show boss Simon Cowell predicted the Ghanaian duo will be in the final at the weekend and if they make it that far, Cheryl has a pretty huge treat for fans.
Speaking to fellow judge Nick Grimshaw on his BBC Radio 1 breakfast show today, Chez, 32, confirmed she’ll be duetting… Read the full story
Steven Moffat has spoken candidly for the first time on the ‘nightmare’ surrounding preparations for the Doctor Who 50th anniversary which aired in 2013.
The episode saw the return of David Tennant and Matt Smith alongside new Doctor Peter Capaldi and guest star John Hurt and went down a storm with viewers – but many have wondered just why Christopher Eccleston couldn’t be persuaded back.
Moffat certainly tried his hardest to sign him up, as he explained in an interview with Radio Times. He explained: ‘I knew that Chris was almost certainly going to say no. I met him a couple of times and he was absolutely lovely.… Read the full story
First we were bowled over by the news there’s going to be a Hey Arnold! movie, and now this.
It’s 11 years ago the cartoon ended, but funnily enough the guy who voiced him carried on growing up. To be fair, we barely knew what he looked like then, but what he looks like now is not what we expected.
For one thing, his head is not football-shaped, as noticed by a fan who picked up on the fact the actor is no longer a blue capped, tartan shirt (not… Read the full story
I wouldn’t say I was an addict. Really I wouldn’t. On the other hand I knew the names of every Balamory character before my eldest child was born, and my wife and I were experts in Barnaby Bear before either of us had changed a single nappy.
So perhaps I’m a little too well-versed in the ins and outs of children’s television. And if you’re worrying that you may be similarly afflicted, here are some tell-tale signs.
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You’re in the car. You’re humming something random. You can’t quite place it. It’s… Read the full story
Che Chesterman might have been in the bottom two at the weekend but there’s no chance he’ll be there in the next live show – because he’s taking on Addle.
The X year-old will be singing Adele’s new track Hello to try and win him a spot in the semi-finals.
He’s already performed power ballads on the show to standing ovations from the judges so performing the ultimate showstopper will undoubtedly put him in favour with the public again.
Even his mentor, Nick Grimshaw, is feeling the nerves, admitting on his BBC Radio 1 breakfast show how Che has been blowing him away in rehearsals for this weekend.
Jimmy Carr is no stranger to controversy and he could be about to get another slap on the wrist for a controversial joke he told on The One Show.
The comedian, who is known for his blue stand up routines, was a guest on the show last month, which is broadcast live.
And the BBC have been the subject of a number of complaints, which Ofcom are now probing, when Carr quipped thathe tried to write the shortest joke possible before saying ‘Dwarf shortage’.
He then added: ‘If you’re a dwarf and you’re offended by that, grow up.’
Confirming that just two complaints were received, an Ofcom spokesperson told Metro.co.uk: ‘We’re investigating whether… Read the full story
Shabnam’s world is at risk of being turned upside down yet again next week as she suspects she is pregnant but is refusing to tell Kush.
And while she’s battling her own worries, it looks like Kush and Stacey’s secret might… Read the full story
The Simpsons have used their latest episode to pay a touching tribute to Paris in the wake of the recent terrorist attacks which led to the deaths of at least 130 people.
While the episode had already been animated and produced, the show inserted a short but poignant scene to reference the tragedy, as they often do in the wake of shocking world events.
The episode saw Lisa befriend a Broadway star who wanted to help her make it big in musical theatre. In one of the scenes, we see a montage of New York City which included this image:
WARNING: This post contains some spoilers about the Doctor Who Christmas Special 2015
The BBC have unveiled the first pic of this year’s Doctor Who Christmas Special, starring Peter Capadi as the Doctor and Alex Kingston as River Song.
Series 9 hasn’t even finished (still two brilliant eps to go!) but we’re getting a look at what’s to come on December 25.
Here’s what we know so far!
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Amazon’s latest publicity initiative has angered more than a few people in New York.
To promote their new series The Man In The High Castle, set in an alternative reality where the Allied forces loses to Germany in World War II, subway cars were covered in Nazi imagery, causing outrage amongst some commuters.
Many took to Twitter to share their shock and confusion:
Something is about to fill that Downton Abbey-shaped void.
Writer Julian Fellowes has said what all die-hard fans want to hear – something else he’s written is being turned into a TV series.
In 2005 he penned a book called Snobs, about a love story divided by class where a working-class girl falls for an Earl. Now that story is being brought to life by a US production company… Read the full story
Jay McGuiness left Strictly Come Dancing viewers confused when he apparently badly overreacted to some video of a toddler dancing to his performances on the ballroom show – although it seems like there may have been a major misunderstanding.
The contender was shown the clip a proud mum had sent in and clearly found it adorable – even if, on paper, his words which followed seemed to suggest the total opposite.
He said: ‘Oh I just want to cut off his hair, his hands and feet and…then I want to put him in a bag and just kick it. So cute!’
Wait, what?
Viewers were quick to share their confusion:
WHEY AYE.
Scarlett Moffatt, the Durham lass who leaves us all in stitches when she gets on her Gogglebox soapbox, is set to entertain the morning listeners of Capital Radio.
The star, who is particularly cutting when it comes to her X Factor and Strictly assessments, has announced on Twitter that she is covering for a maternity leave, although Capital Radio have yet to formally announce it.
She will join the Bodg, Matt and JoJo Breakfast show on Capital FM North East, so only regional listeners will be able to hear her unique brand of telling it like it is but… Read the full story
Louis Walsh has been putting his feet in his mouth again and he isn’t in the slightest bit bothered.
The former X Factor judge just got real with his thoughts on this year’s show, and basically reckons Simon Cowell has well and truly ‘f***ked’ it up. Say it like it is, eh Louis. He even stuck the boot in by saying he’s ‘glad’ the show is suffering without him. Well, after being sacked there’s nothing like being a bit smug.
Speaking to Star magazine, Louis said: ‘I’m glad I’m not on it this year as the ratings are down. Simon has messed with it too much. It was… Read the full story
Fargo has been renewed for a third season.
Showrunner Noah Hawley is expected to return along with executive producers Warren Littlefield and Joel and Ethan Coen, The Hollywood Reporter says.
Eric Shrier, president of original programming for FX Networks, said: ‘Year two of Fargo is an extraordinary achievement and, given Noah Hawley’s masterful storytelling, we can’t wait to see where the third, all-new version of Fargo takes us.
A 7-year-old just put the cast of Star Wars to absolute shame with his knowledge of the movie franchise.
Arden Hayes was challenged by John Boyega, Adam Driver, Carrie Fisher and Daisy Ridley to a head to head of Star Wars trivia. They should really have just gone home.
With JJ Abrams as the quiz master, both Arden and the Star Wars team were asked particularly tricky questions about the movies, with questions like ‘where did uncle Owen tell Luke to take the droids into to have their memory erased?’ and ‘In what detention block was one Princess Leia… Read the full story
Vicky Pattison’s jaw now has its very own Twitter.
Her facial feature has been given its own social media after gurn-ering (#sorrynotsorry) a pretty hefty fan base all of its own.
Viewers noticed that the Geordie lass’ jaw sometimes seems to have a mind of its own, and they were going nuts for it.
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