• I’m A Celebrity 2016: Is Wayne Bridge’s ex Vanessa Perroncel about to enter the jungle?

    Vanessa could be joining the jungle line-up to seek revenge against Wayne. According to the Daily Star, Ladbrokes has slashed Vanessa’s odds of joining the jungle line-up to 10-1 after she discovered “very late in the day” that her former fiancé was appearing on the survival-themed series. Now married to The Saturdays singer Frankie Bridge, Wayne allegedly told Vanessa to dismiss speculation that he was going to be taking part in the show, whose filming clashes with their son Jaydon’s tenth birthday.

    Adele Ankers

  • X Factor 2016: Simon Cowell admits that he saved Honey G because he knows she won't win

    Last night, X Factor fans were left fuming when controversial hopeful, Honey G, was in the bottom two for the first ever time but judges failed to use the opportunity to send her home. Instead Scottish singer Ryan Lawrie got his marching orders after being in the bottom two on multiple occasions. Honey G’s mentor, Sharon Osbourne, alongside judges Louis Walsh and Simon Cowell voted to save the 35-year-old rapper, with fans of the show infuriated that the novelty act had remained in the competition.

    Stephanie Soteriou

  • Adam Woodyatt’s son hit by a car and put in induced coma

    The EastEnders star has revealed his son was run over as he crossed a road in London and is recovering in hospital after the horrific accident in September. The TV favourite shared the tragic news on a JustGiving page set up to raise money for the London Air Ambulance team who rescued 18-year-old Sam and rushed him to hospital where he was treated in intensive care. Adam - who plays Ian Beale on the BBC One soap - and Sam were due to run the London marathon next year and the 48-year-old actor hopes they’ll be able to “continue with the original plan” but now fundraise for the Air Ambulance Service as a thank you for their swift response.

    Mary Gallagher

  • Strictly Come Dancing: Don't you DARE quit, Ed Balls!

    Twitter users need to understand it’s not all about them …

    Jaye Nolan, TV Blogger

  • Strictly Come Dancing's Gorka Marquez beaten up by yobs following Blackpool show

    It has sadly been reported that Strictly Come Dancing’s Gorka Marquez had two teeth knocked out after he was attacked by a gang of yobs following Saturday night’s Blackpool show. The 26-year-old star was forced to return to London earlier than planned in order to have emergency dental surgery following the brutal attack. Gorka, who was partnered with EastEnders’ Tameka Empson in this year’s series of Strictly, was targeted by a gang, who ambushed him as he made his way to a popular Blackpool nightclub with his BBC colleagues, Aljaz Skorjanec and Neil Jones.

    Stephanie Soteriou

  • Celebrity Big Brother 2017: Spencer and Heidi Pratt returning for all-star series

    This is not a drill: Spencer and Heidi Pratt (aka SPEIDI) are set to make a sensational return to the Celebrity Big Brother house for 2017’s All Stars vs New Stars series. The reality star couple, who originally appeared on the show in 2013, have reportedly signed a six-figure deal to take part in the new series, which will begin in January. “Spencer and Heidi are very competitive and they got so close to winning last time that they’re hell bent on coming out on top this time around,” a source told the Daily Star.

    Adele Ankers

  • I’m A Celebrity bosses sign three-year deal to film show in Australian jungle

    This news comes after the reality series was thrown into jeopardy following land owner Craig Parker’s threat to block ITV from using his Dungay Creek territory in Queensland. A source told The Sun: “ITV must have thrown a lot of money at the Parkers because they have managed to smooth this over in record time. “It’s a case of prioritising, I was trying to get the fire going so that the water…” Martin began to explain, appearing to ignore Scarlett’s request, as Danny Baker snapped back: “She’s the President.

    Adele Ankers

  • Marvel’s Inhumans will be a TV show rather than a movie - what does this mean for the MCU?

    Despite having been announced as the final movie in Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it was recently revealed that Inhumans will now be a television miniseries, rather than a film. Marvel’s Inhumans is set to focus on “a race of superhumans with diverse and singularly unique powers” – more specifically, though, it’ll be characters such as Black Bolt and the Royal Family who appear in this new TV show. While we don’t know a lot about the show so far, one thing is likely: we won’t see Vin Diesel play Black Bolt.

    Alex Moreland (TV Blogger)

  • Westworld: Why another season is great for TV fans

    There’s a solid argument to say Westworld is 2016′s most exciting new show. Its pilot  was full of intrigue and the thrill of a brand-spanking fresh series that hinted at its potential in the trailers.

    Mike P Williams, TV Blogger

  • Doctor Who: Three Things We Learnt From The New Christmas Sneak Peek

    Set in New York, the episode sees The Doctor teaming up with a masked superhero and a journalist to stop a deadly alien threat. Almost like a Lois Lane type character, Lucy is surprised to learn that the superhero is real. Until now, there have only been rumours of the existence of a masked vigilante roaming the streets of New York.

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  • The Crown: Mesmerising Modern Masterpiece

    I can’t say the monarchy has ever been something I’ve been interested in. I have a passing knowledge of the lineage of the family and a slight interest when things like jubilees and such come along, yet I’ve never been that fussed about learning anything more.

    Ben Homes, TV Blogger

  • First look at Doctor Who Christmas Special!

    This episode will also see the return of Nardole (Matt Lucas), ahead of his role as a recurring guest star throughout series 10. Admittedly, I’ve got some concerns here - Nardole’s previous appearance in The Husbands of River Song was far from a persuasive case that he should join the show full time, and this clip wasn’t exactly a compelling argument either.

    Alex Moreland (TV Blogger)

  • Binge-Watching Guide: Star Wars Rebels

    There’s an obvious reason to watch Star Wars: Rebels… it’s Star Wars. Sure, it may air on Disney XD and is aimed at a young audience, but it fits right in to he universe. The animation may be a turn off for some, but the show has firmly secured its place as a part of the Star Wars canon.

    Anjali Mandalia

  • Is The Walking Dead’s Andrew Lincoln losing his cool?

    Jeffrey Dean Morgan has made quite the entrance in The Walking Dead since he arrived on the scene in the final episode of series 6. In a video interview with Entertainment Weekly, Morgan reveals that playing Negan is a hell of a lot of fun, but it also requires him to take a bit of his character beyond what you see on screen… and Andrew Lincoln is struggling to keep it together. If you think that Andrew Lincoln is delivering a pretty impressive performance so far over the first few episodes of series 7, well Morgan discloses that there is a good reason for this.

    Pete Turner, TV Blogger

  • Coronation Street: Fans In Uproar Over Michael Rodwell’s Shocking Exit From Show

    Fan favourite Michael Rodwell was finally killed off in last night’s episode of Coronation Street, leaving viewers in a state of shock. Cripes, can someone not finish that Phelan off already!? Michael, played by Les Dennis, suffered a fatal heart attack after fighting with Pat.

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  • Lemony Snicket’s A Series Of Unfortunate Events: First Trailer For Netflix Series

    Based on the internationally best-selling children’s book series by Daniel Handler, the show follows orphans Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire (played by Malina Weissman, Louis Hynes and Presley Smith) as they’re left in the custody of a mysterious, distant relative named Count Olaf (wickedly played by Neil Patrick Harris). After his intentions to steal the kids’ inheritance is foiled, Olaf employs various ridiculous disguises to wriggle himself back into their lives, causing mayhem for the Baudelaires and their subsequent guardians.

    Anjali Mandalia

  • Sherlock's Finest Moments

    For fans of Sherlock it now seems like an absolute lifetime since the last season was on our screens. Is Moriarty truly gone? Andrew Scott’s Moriarty is unquestionably one of the finest TV villains in recent years.

    Rob Keeling, TV Blogger

  • Seven Things That Need To Happen In The Big Four-Way Superhero Crossover

    In an epic upcoming four-way crossover that will span over four nights, the story will feature in episodes of Supergirl, The Flash, Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow. Dubbed ‘Heroes vs Aliens’, the four-part extravaganza follows our heroes as they face off against the Dominators, a technologically advanced alien race hellbent on destroying the threat that Earth’s metahumans pose. When The Flash (Grant Gustin) met Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) in the show’s first series, it spent a lot of time explaining how the Kryptonian exists on a different Earth and therefore not a part of the so-called ‘Arrowverse’.

    Anjali Mandalia

  • Let it Shine enters its second stage auditions

    The hunt for five likely lads to play Take That in a new touring musical show is already underway, with individual auditions over and group auditions taking place to shed more hopefuls from the process before the show airs in the new year. In the second stage of filming, five groups of eight contestants will perform together alongside some of the UK’s biggest names in pop, including Busted, Beverly Knight, Olly Murs and Melanie C, with former The Voice coach, Ricky Wilson’s Kaiser Chiefs also taking part. Lulu is joining the second stage as a guest judge, alongside the permanent judges Gary Barlow, Martin Kemp and Dannii Minogue.

    Jaye Nolan, TV Blogger

  • Westworld Theory: Who is Arnold? I may have an idea…

    It’s the biggest ‘Westworld’ mystery so far - who is Arnold? Ever since Westworld boss Robert Ford revealed that he had a partner, we’ve been dying to find out who the mysterious Arnold really is. Having created the original First Generation androids, Arnold is an incredibly important figure in the ‘Westworld’ mythos.

    Ryan Leston, TV Blogger

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