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BARRY Manilow has given fans a new health update after surgery to remove part of his lung following a cancer diagnosis.

The legendary crooner, 82, shared a hospital selfie on Instagram last week and is now already looking ahead to his comeback shows.

His team posted on the social media site, “SURPRISE!!! Barry is feeling great…so great that he’s decided to add six additional concerts to his existing March schedule.”

Gigs in Charlotte, Norfolk, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Nashville, and Lexington have all been arranged over the dates of March 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th.

The post concluded, “Years from now, when you look back on these dates, you’ll want to know you were there to say goodbye.”

It was welcomed by his supporters, with one commenting, “Can’t wait!! Glad you are feeling good!”

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Another said, “Great news! I hope it’s not too fast after your surgery. Please don’t tire yourself out!!!!”

A third wrote, “Barry we love you so much.”

Smiling from his hospital bed, Barry previously revealed he was “better today” as he recuperated from surgery.

The post from earlier this month was his first since sharing his diagnosis on December 22.

At the time, Barry wrote, “As many of you know I recently went through six weeks of bronchitis followed by a relapse of another five weeks.

“Even though I was over the bronchitis and back on stage at the Westgate Las Vegas, my wonderful doctor ordered an MRI just to make sure that everything was OK.

“The MRI discovered a cancerous spot on my left lung that needs to be removed. It’s pure luck (and a great doctor) that it was found so early.

“That’s the good news.”

He went on, “The bad news is that now that the Christmas Gift Of Love concerts are over I’m going into surgery to have the spot removed.

“The doctors do not believe it has spread and I’m taking tests to confirm their diagnosis.

“So that’s it. No chemo. No radiation. Just chicken soup and I Love Lucy reruns.”

He added that scheduled January shows in cities such as Orlando, Tampa, Charleston, Greensboro and Columbus needed to be rescheduled.

“I’m very sorry that you have to change your plans,” he told fans.

Those shows are now taking place in March, too. But before then, his big stage return will be on February 27 at Benchmark International Arena in Tampa, Florida.

Barry previously said, “Something tells me February is going to be one big party…”

After his diagnosis was shared with the world, The U.S. Sun revealed that Barry was due to have surgery the following day and felt “terrified” about it.

“Barry’s surgery will be at a hospital in Palm Springs, near his home, and he is expected to remain in the hospital for three days while he recovers,” an insider told us. 

“Barry is terrified,” they added, of the icon’s latest health scare. 

Music legend Barry’s career spans six decades with global hits including Could it be Magic, Copacabana and Mandy.

His tracks have been covered countless times by artists like Take That and Westlife, and he has been championed by industry icons like the late Frank Sinatra.

This story contains spoilers for the fifth episode of “Fallout” Season 2.

On a sunny afternoon in late February 2025, members of the “Fallout” crew are setting up a suspended rig along a dusty road on their Santa Clarita set that will be used to film a scene where Walton Goggins’ character — a long-lived mutated survivor of the nuclear apocalypse known simply as the Ghoul — will get punched out a window.

A short walk away on an indoor stage, Ella Purnell and Kyle MacLachlan have been filming their characters’ long-anticipated reunion. The cameras are on Purnell’s Lucy MacLean, a sheltered former Vault dweller who’s traveled from the California coast to New Vegas in pursuit of her father.

“My little Sugarbomb,” says MacLachlan as Hank MacLean to a woozy Lucy just before she passes out. Among those observing the takes on the monitors are “Fallout” showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner.

Both moments take place within the final minutes of “The Wrangler,” the fifth episode of the Prime Video series’ second season, which sees Lucy and the Ghoul finally make their way through the streets of the post-apocalyptic remnants of Sin City after trekking through the Mojave Desert together.

An adaptation of the popular video game franchise, “Fallout” is set in an alternate future around 200 years after much of the world was decimated by nuclear bombs. Some Americans, including Lucy’s father Hank, survived by moving into a network of underground bunkers called Vaults, while others were left to fend for themselves in the Wasteland.

In a flashback, Cooper Howard (Walton Goggins) visits Las Vegas in “Fallout” Season 2.

(Lorenzo Sisti / Prime Video)

Unlike many of the locations featured in the series so far, New Vegas is one that fans of the franchise are very familiar with because it’s the setting of the 2010 game “Fallout: New Vegas.”

Although incorporating such an iconic setting came with its own challenges, the allure of taking the story to New Vegas was too irresistible for the show’s creative team.

“When Lucy left the Vault, she was very innocent, very naive,” says Robertson-Dworet. By the end of the first season, “she’s had a couple of weeks in the Wasteland and she’s certainly had her eyes opened a fair amount. But she is on a journey to follow her father and uncover even darker secrets. So the idea of taking her to the actual City of Sin was incredibly appealing at a metaphorical or character level.”

Audiences have seen how Lucy’s time on the surface world has been affecting her. And her first day in New Vegas has been a doozy: She encountered terrifying mutated reptilian creatures known as Deathclaws, has been dealing with a drug addiction, committed some theft and even killed a man.

“As we get closer to Vegas … you really start to get to see how much [the Ghoul has] rubbed off on her,” executive producer Jonathan Nolan says. “That fundamental question of ‘Is she willing to to break some of the same rules that he is?’ is one of the driving questions of the narrative. How far is too far and … how many of her carefully fostered beliefs … will survive the journey through the Wasteland?”

The Ghoul (Walton Goggins) sitting alone inside the Atomic Wrangler Hotel room in “Fallout.”

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Bethesda Game Studios’ Todd Howard, who serves as an executive producer of the “Fallout” series, acknowledges that bringing New Vegas into the show for Season 2 added “an element of difficulty above and beyond that of Season 1.”

“It’s exciting because you’re going to an iconic ‘Fallout’ location, but it’s also tricky because players know it,” Howard explains. “It’s easier, creatively, to go someplace [players] don’t know, but to take the show to a place that they know and love so much, you really have to be extra careful.”

The dilemma for the show’s creative team involved the balance between video game accuracy and the realities of building practical sets. While using a digital background would enable the show to recreate the precise geography of the games, the team’s aim is to try to build and use as many real sets, props and effects as possible.

“Our feeling was always … that we can make it more cinematic, more tactile, if we actually build [New Vegas],” Robertson-Dworet says. “The trade off is going to be [that] maybe we are not going to get it right down to the pixel the way fans remember it. [But] the level of commitment to the games and [to] honoring the games as much as we possibly can is very real.”

Understandably, the “Fallout” crew was not able to build an entire city from the ground up. So instead of incorporating every building on the New Vegas map, they aimed to include some favorites along with ones that best served the story.

The “Fallout” cast and crew on the Freeside set in Santa Clarita.

(Lorenzo Sisti/Prime Video)

Freeside, which is the district that exists in the remnants of Las Vegas’ Fremont Street, was built on a lot in Santa Clarita previously used by shows like “Westworld” and “Deadwood,” while a defunct shopping mall was transformed into the New Vegas Strip.

“Because I’m dealing with real buildings that exist in the real world, it’s not laid out exactly the same as it is in the game,” says Howard Cummings, the show’s production designer. “I put some greatest hits of Freeside, essentially, in a three-block radius on one street. They are laid out progressively similar to the game, but not the [exact] relationship in the actual game.”

One of the focal points in Freeside is the Atomic Wrangler, a multi-story casino and bar with lodging that was featured in “Fallout: New Vegas.”

“The Atomic Wrangler was so specific in the game,” says Cummings. “It has specific architecture and has this terrific neon sign that I love with the cowboy … There’s no way to take [a building that] already existed [on set] and have it look like the Atomic Wrangler … so I put a facade in front of a facade.”

Some of that wizardry went into the interior of the Atomic Wrangler as well. The first floor bar area, for instance, is actually housed in a different building across the dirt street.

“It was the old saloon in ‘Westworld,’” says Cummings, who was also the production designer on Nolan’s sci-fi western that aired for four seasons on HBO. “Turning that into a ‘50s nightclub was really fun. What used to be the stage in the old saloon got shifted to the other side.”

Lucy (Ella Purnell) browses the merchandise in Sonny’s Sundries.

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The “Fallout” series marks the first television project for Howard, who is known for his work on the “Fallout” and “Elder Scrolls” series of video games. Besides the scale of the production, what has surprised him the most has been just how much the show does utilize practical designs and effects.

“I thought more of it would be fake,” Howard says. But “they really wanted to make everything as practical as possible. … It’s not just the scale of it, but the level of detail and the small things — I was pretty blown away. I thought there’d be more ‘movie magic,’ fakery, but no.”

He recalls visiting the Vault set for the first time during the show’s first season and being amazed that not only had the crew built a full Vault people could walk through, but how even the smallest detail — like a multi-page report on an official’s desk — was fully fabricated.

This attention to detail is apparent within New Vegas as well, from the various goods sold at Sonny’s Sundries (at marked-up prices) to the working monitors of all sizes seen in a certain executive penthouse.

For Nolan, walking onto New Vegas for the first time came with a unique sense of familiarity thanks to having played the games.

“The Germans haven’t come up with a phrase for it yet, but there’s the form of deja vu that you get when you enter a physical version of a space that you’ve come to know virtually,” says Nolan, who explains he felt that sense for the first time when he visited Miami after coming to know the city in a “Grand Theft Auto” video game.

But what he especially delighted in was being able to feature a Deathclaw outside the Strip.

“Fallout” executive producers James Altman, left, and Jonathan Nolan and co-executive producer Noreen O’Toole at the video village.

(Lorenzo Sisti / Prime Video)

“The Deathclaw [is] such a hallmark of that of that game,” says Nolan. “Everyone begins ‘Fallout: New Vegas’ by looking at Vegas and going, ‘Oh, I’ll walk to Vegas.’ The reason you can’t just do that is the Deathclaw, you find that out very quickly, so bringing that to life and spending time on set with the amazing artists of Legacy [Effects] and [Industrial Light & Magic] … was just an extraordinary collaboration.”

While the first season of “Fallout” was filmed in New York (and other locations), the team moved the production to California for Season 2. The move involved disassembling the Vault sets and transporting them across the country in 77 semitrucks to be rebuilt again — this time all connected on one sound stage — in L.A.

Nolan says “Fallout’s” move back to California was “largely for creative reasons” and to reconnect with his former “Westworld” crew members, but he has also been outspoken about the importance of getting Hollywood productions back to California. He even invited state lawmakers on set while filming Season 2 to show them the importance of California’s film and TV tax credit program to reverse the exodus of Hollywood productions.

“We’re hopeful,” says Nolan. “We’re going to keep shooting ‘Fallout’ here. Season 3 [is] heading into production, hopefully, later this year and we’re going to do our part. But hopefully other people will be pushing hard to bring as much production back to California as possible.”

ACTRESS Emily Atack has shown off her trimmed-down frame in a brand new selfie.

The star had sparked concern amongst her fans after her recent drastic weight loss when she uploaded another image last week.

Now, in her latest upload, her shrinking frame was on full display as Emily showed off her slender stomach in a crop top and tiny denim shorts.

The Rivals star stuck out her tongue for the mirror selfie in which she also flashed her incredibly long pins.

Emily uploaded the snap to her Instagram story during a getaway to South Africa.

Her midriff could be seen after she opted to tie up her green shirt for her day out.

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Emily headed out to Cape Town as part of a work trip with high street store, Marks and Spencer, and could also be seen flying in business class for her flight.

Last week, Emily left her 1.9million Instagram followers stunned when she showed off her notably slimmed-down figure.

It came just 18 months after giving birth to her first child.

Her fans were quick to ask the star about how she managed to lose weight.

“How did you lose so much weight! You look amazing?” asked one.

While someone else gushed: “Well done on the new bod beautiful.”

In October 2024, Emily opened up about feeling sexy and being bad at dieting.

She said at the time: “I’m a mum, I’ve got rolly bits, and I’m healthy, feeling sexier than ever and playing a bombshell in an amazing series.

“In my teens, all I wanted was to be a size eight or 10.

“Our value is always depending on what size we are, and it just shouldn’t be that way.”

Claudia Winkleman has been the host of The Traitors since its launch in 2022, admitting she has now become ‘obsessed ‘ with the show, but one contestant has revealed what she’s like off screen

A former contestant on The Traitors has revealed what iconic host Claudia Winkleman is really like. Many fans of the hit BBC show will remember Paul Gorton as the cunning Traitor from 2024.

He managed to “murder” a fan favourite on the show and even initially found himself considered a well trusted Faithful. Paul however was eventually banished from the castle during one of the most intense round tables to date.

It paved the way for fellow Traitor Harry Clark to secure the prize pot in the final. Now in its fourth year The Traitors sees two teams, the Faithful and the Traitors, battling it out for a £120,000 prize pot.

Since its launch, the BBC One series has been presented by former Strictly Come Dancing presenter Claudia. The 53-year-old’s theatrical persona and deadpan commentary on the show have made her a favourite with fans.

And Paul says the humour fans see on screen seeps into Claudia’s personality off camera. Speaking to Heat, he said: “She’s a full-on stand-up comedian.

“Like, she is the funniest, driest person and an extraordinary woman. I’m so glad that she is getting her own chat show off the back of it – I still think there’s so much more that people haven’t seen from her.”

Last month it was announced that Claudia would be launching a new BBC chat show in the spring. It will be produced by the same company that makes The Graham Norton Show.

Claudia said: “I can’t quite believe it and I’m incredibly grateful to the BBC for this amazing opportunity. I’m obviously going to be awful, that goes without saying, but I’m over the moon they’re letting me try.”

And while her career continues to take off, Paul says Claudia still occasionally keeps in touch with the former contestants from The Traitors. He says he gets the “odd message every now and again” and occasionally sees the TV presenter leaving a comment or like on Instagram.

Paul, 37, however says Claudia really showed her true colours when he bumped into her at the Royal Albert Hall last year. He said: “Claudia came over and said, ‘How are your kids? I love them,’ and you think, ‘Oh you’re invested in me. You’re not just a host and then you disappear.”

While The Traitors now pulls in millions of viewers each episode, Claudia admits she never thought it would be such a success. Speaking to Grazia magazine , she said: “We didn’t foresee this.

“We went to Scotland with the amazing people who make it and a pair of red fingerless gloves and gave it our best shot. I think people like it because the psychology is extraordinary – just watching people work out whether they’re being lied to. The dynamics feel addictive. I’m completely obsessed.”

The Traitors returns at 8pm on BBC One tonight (January 14).

A few days before Sunday’s Golden Globes ceremony, Bryce Dessner admitted with a laugh that he’d come to Los Angeles without a tuxedo — something of a problem, given that he was up for an award.

“The movie people think about what the actors are going to wear, of course, but the composer — who cares?” he said last week over lunch in Beverly Hills. “I was like, ‘Guys, do you have something I could borrow?’”

He might consider getting a tux of his own: Though Dessner and Nick Cave inevitably lost the original song prize at the Globes to the chart-topping “Golden” from “KPop Demon Hunters,” their title theme from director Clint Bentley’s “Train Dreams” made the shortlist for an Academy Award nomination, as did Dessner’s score for the movie about a laborer in northern Idaho in the early 20th century.

Adapted from a 2011 novella by Denis Johnson, “Train Dreams” follows Robert Grainier (played by Joel Edgerton) through 80 years of life in all its turmoil and routine; we watch as he cuts down logs in the forest, as he nurtures a romantic relationship and becomes a father, as he returns home one day to a nightmarish discovery from which he never quite recovers. A stirring meditation on work, love, nature and grief, the film doesn’t contain much dialogue — critics have compared it to the movies of Terrence Malick — which means that Dessner’s gently rippling chamber-folk music is an almost equal partner to the images in the storytelling.

“It’s the water of the river that moves the film along,” Bentley said.

The title song features a haunting vocal performance by Cave, the veteran Australian post-punk singer and songwriter, who was so taken with Dessner’s music that at first he was reluctant to take part.

“The last thing someone who’s crafted a beautiful score wants is some rock star to come in and sing all over the top of it,” said Cave, himself an experienced film composer. “It’s happened to me many times.”

Best known as a member of the Grammy-winning indie-rock band the National, Dessner, 49, is one of a growing number of rock musicians finding a place in Hollywood. Last year’s winner of the original score Oscar was “The Brutalist’s” Daniel Blumberg, who got his start in the band Yuck; other composers on this year’s shortlist include Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (for “One Battle After Another”), Nine Inch Nails (“Tron: Ares”) and Daniel Lopatin, who makes records under the name Oneohtrix Point Never (“Marty Supreme”).

And Dessner isn’t the only member of the National to establish a successful career outside the group: His twin brother Aaron is an in-demand pop producer who’s collaborated with Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Brandi Carlile, among other acts.

Yet “Train Dreams” feels like a breakthrough for Bryce Dessner — the point where his backgrounds in roots music, concert performance and film scoring converge.

He came on to the movie early, having previously worked with Bentley on 2021’s “Jockey” and 2023’s “Sing Sing” (for which Bentley and his creative partner, Greg Kwedar, earned an Oscar nod for adapted screenplay).

“They sent me the script and I composed a fair amount of music” as Bentley was shooting, Dessner said, “which tends to be a bad idea.” He recalled a similar experience about a decade ago on Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s “The Revenant.” “I wrote like two hours of cello music and then Alejandro — he’s the nicest person — he was like, ‘So, I have to tell you — I don’t think we need cello.’”

Dessner, who lives in Paris with his wife and young son, was dressed in his usual all-black, as indeed he would be the next night during a live-to-screen performance of “Train Dreams” at the Egyptian Theatre.

“But in this case it worked, I think because it’s a different kind of film — more like a cinematic poem,” he said of “Train Dreams.”

Some of Dessner’s cues evoke the chugging rhythms of a locomotive; others, he said, were inspired by the raw splendor of the Pacific Northwest — a landscape he immersed himself in by recording much of the score at Flora Recording in Portland, Ore., where the National had worked before.

“It’s got analog gear and old ribbon microphones and a janky upright piano,” he said of the studio. “I wanted some dust on the sound.”

Nick Cave at the Royal Festival Hall in London in October.

(Jonathan Brady / PA Images via Getty Images)

For the movie’s title song, Bentley said Cave was the only person he could imagine striking the right tone: a delicate blend of weariness and gratitude.

“I actually don’t know if I could’ve moved on if he’d turned us down,” the director said.

In a phone call, Cave, who called himself a huge fan of Johnson’s book, said he watched the movie “with one hand over my eyes just because I thought they might’ve done a terrible job of it.” He laughed. “But within a few minutes, I just eased into it. I was very moved.”

He said the song’s lyrics, which lay out a succession of stark images from Robert Grainier’s world, came to him as he slept after seeing the film. “It was a gift from a fever dream,” he said.

As a parent who’s lost two sons, did Cave identify with Edgerton’s portrayal of a father in mourning?

“Very much so,” he said, adding that he’d first read Johnson’s book years ago, before his teenage son Arthur died in an accidental fall from a cliff near the family’s home in Brighton, England. “Obviously, it was a book about grief, but it didn’t affect me in that way. Then I read it again — no, actually, I listened to Will Patton’s audiobook, which is a work of art in itself — and suddenly it wasn’t something I read from a distance.” (Bentley’s movie employs Patton’s narration in voice-over.)

Asked whether he has a favorite line from Cave’s song, Dessner — who hears “Train Dreams” in a kind of conversation with the singer’s latest album, “Wild God” — picked the song’s chorus, in which Cave sings, “I can’t begin to tell you how that feels.”

“It’s like the whole film, in a way,” the composer said. “It’s about what art can do.”

Dessner and his brother grew up in Cincinnati, where Bryce was playing flute and classical guitar by the time he was 12 or 13.

“He was also really good at math,” Aaron recalled. “The combination of those things always felt related to me.”

For the Dessners, music was “just what you did as suburban kids at a time when there was nothing to do,” Bryce said. “You either do drugs or you play music.”

Bryce joined the National in New York after earning a master’s degree from the Yale School of Music. (The band’s other members are singer Matt Berninger and a second set of brothers in bassist Scott Devendorf and drummer Bryan Devendorf.)

Aaron Dessner, left, Matt Berninger and Bryce Dessner of the National perform in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2022.

(Roberto Ricciuti / Redferns via Getty Images)

“It was a little bit of an accident that we ended up in a band that got popular,” Aaron said, but that’s definitely what happened. By the mid-2000s, the National’s albums were regularly topping critics’ lists; by 2011, the band was headlining the Hollywood Bowl.

Bryce got seriously into film music after Iñárritu heard a piece he composed for Gustavo Dudamel and the L.A. Phil in 2014; the director called him the next day, Dessner recalled, and asked him to work on “The Revenant.”

These days, the members of the National are “really enjoying a break,” Dessner said, after dropping two albums in 2023 and touring behind them in 2024. He’s confident the band will come back together but figures it’ll be a year or so before he and his bandmates get anything going again.

Until then, he’s focusing on concert music — “I just got asked to write a concerto for the ondes martenot,” he said, referring to the early electronic instrument Greenwood famously used on Radiohead’s experimental “Kid A” album — and occasionally collaborating with his brother on Aaron’s pop productions.

“Bryce is always going to do something interesting in any setting,” said Aaron, who recently asked him to orchestrate a song for Florence + the Machine.

And of course there’s the long road to the Oscars with the quiet but powerful “Train Dreams.”

“I’m kind of excited to be a fly on the wall in a room with Spielberg and Scorsese and all these people,” he said ahead of the Golden Globes.

As awards season kicks into gear, does Dessner harbor any hope of somehow triumphing over the world-conquering “Golden”?

“I have to say yes,” he replied with a laugh. “But no.”

The Sunday telecast of the 83rd Golden Globe Awards on CBS suffered a ratings setback with an audience decline of 7% compared to last year’s show.

Nielsen data showed the live event, hosted by comic Nikki Glaser at the Beverly Hilton, averaged 8.66 million viewers. The big winners of the night included “One Battle After Another” and “Hamnet” on the feature film side. Medical drama “The Pitt” and comedy series “Hacks,” both from HBO Max, were the big TV winners.

The data, which include livestreaming, mark the second straight audience decline for the Golden Globe Awards, which scored 9.2 million viewers in 2025. That edition dropped slightly from its bounce-back year of 2024, when the program delivered 9.4 million viewers — a 50% lift over its final year on NBC.

Like all awards shows, the Golden Globes no longer deliver the kind of ratings that once made it one of the most-watched programs of the year. The show has suffered from the changing habits of viewers, many of whom have turned to social media for trophy-show clips.

The Golden Globe Awards also had to come back from a scandal over the lack of diversity in the membership of the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., which operated the event for decades. A Los Angeles Times investigation brought attention and raised concerns about its ethics and financial practices in 2021.

The 83rd Golden Globe Awards may have been hurt by some production elements that did not go over well based on the harsh response from viewers posting on social media.

Marc Malkin, senior culture and events editor for Variety, was paired with “Entertainment Tonight” co-host Kevin Frazier to provide running chatter off-camera during the long and winding trip to the stage for winners seated in the crowded hotel ballroom. They were not well received.

“Do you think Golden Globes commentators Marc Malkin and Kevin Frazier are going to go home tonight utterly haunted for the rest of their days over the mind-numbing inanities they uttered all night?” wrote film critic Dustin Putman.

A post from another viewer compared Malkin’s commentary to “your mom talking about who she just ran into at the supermarket.”

Viewers were also put off by on-screen graphics featuring data from the prediction market app Polymarket showing the win probability of the nominees ahead of their categories. “Just push me in front of a bus at this point,” sports podcaster Bobby Wagner wrote on X.

The Golden Globe Awards presented the data as part of a partnership deal with Polymarket, which gives users the opportunity to bet on the outcomes of events in sports, culture, politics and other areas. The deal included an advertising buy on the broadcast.

Bradley Walsh has moved to distance himself from the vacant Strictly Come Dancing hosting position after the surprise exit of Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly following the end of the latest series

Strictly Come Dancing fans are eager to find out who will replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman as hosts – but Bradley Walsh has made it clear it won’t be him. The presenter of The Chase, 65, had seen his name linked with the coveted post but has quickly moved to distance himself from such talk.

And he has a blunt reason as to why it’s not for him. The star simply claims it would “ruin” his weekends. He went as far as detailing what a typical weekend looks like and why he has no time for a new role on the BBC dance contest. “Here’s a potted version of my winter weekends,” he explained. “I come home from the studio on a Friday, have dinner and watch I’m a Celebrity.”

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Continuing to map out his routine in a chat with the Radio Times, he said: “On Saturday, I’ll watch the football results, have dinner and a pint, watch Strictly, then I’m a Celebrity, and flip back to the BBC for Match of the Day.

“On Sunday I get up late, watch some Columbo, then the football, followed by the Strictly results, then I’m a Celebrity, and then Match of the Day. If I was to host Strictly, it would absolutely ruin my weekend.”

His admission comes months after Claudia and Tess shocked fans with their announcement they were leaving after the latest series came to an end. The duo issued a joint statement at the time.

It said: “We have loved working as a duo and hosting Strictly has been an absolute dream.

“We were always going to leave together and now feels like the right time. We will have the greatest rest of this amazing series and we just want to say an enormous thank you to the BBC and to every single person who works on the show.”

They had fronted the BBC programme together since 2014. It was then that Claudia came in to replace Sir Bruce Forsyth, who presented the original series with Tess from 2004.

As well as Bradley, a number of stars have been linked with the vacant position. The latest name to drop in recent days is Christine Lampard – who is married to former footballer Frank Lampard.

She has reportedly become the front-runner to host Strictly Come Dancing. The 46-year-old TV host’s own work schedule has also been freed up following the recent dramatic changes at ITV.

Speaking about the speculation, a source recently told the Daily Mail: “She has a huge fanbase from her years fronting breakfast TV and is a pro at handling live TV, which is no mean feat.

“Producers love the idea of casting a presenter who has previously taken part in the show as a contestant, as it has worked really well in the past on spin-off show It Takes Two.”

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Actor Kiefer Sutherland was arrested early Monday after police said he assaulted a ride-share driver in Hollywood.

Sutherland was arrested on suspicion of criminal threats after officers responded to reports of an assault on a driver in Hollywood in the early hours of Monday.

The “24” and “Stand by Me” actor, 59, was taken into custody after Los Angeles police answered a radio call about 12:15 a.m. about an assault near Sunset Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, a Police Department spokesperson said in a statement.

“The investigation determined that the suspect, later identified as Kiefer Sutherland, entered a rideshare vehicle, physically assaulted the driver (the victim) and made criminal threats toward the victim,” according to an LAPD statement.

Sutherland was arrested at the scene and booked into the LAPD jail and later released on $50,000 bail with a court date set for Feb. 2, records show.

According to Los Angeles police, the driver did not sustain any injuries requiring medical treatment at the scene.

The investigation into the incident by Hollywood Division detectives remains ongoing. His representatives did not immediately respond to a call from The Times for a statement.

Sutherland is best known for playing Jack Bauer in the Fox drama “24” and President Tom Kirkman in “Designated Survivor,” after decades of big box-office movies including “The Lost Boys” “Flatliners” and “A Few Good Men.”

The Canadian actor has had previous run-ins with the law, including drunk driving charges in 2004 and 2007. The Golden Globe winner spent 48 days in jail in 2007 for driving under the influence and a probation violation. There was also an assault charge in 2009 that was later dropped. He was most recently arrested in 2020 on suspicion of DUI after making an illegal U-turn in Hollywood.

Coronation Street fans think they have worked out just who is calling newcomer Jodie Ramsey and it could have a link to Emmerdale after the two programmes joined forces for Emmerdale

Coronation Street fans think they have worked out just who is calling newcomer Jodie Ramsey on the ITV soap. Fans of the world’s longest running soap were treated to a historic crossover episode earlier this month when the programme joined forces with Emmerdale, and it seems clear that the link between the two shows is still there.

One of the biggest surprises in Corriedale was the revelation that Graham Foster was still alive, years after he was supposedly murdered on Emmerdale, and Jodie was seen tied up in the back of his van. She has since made it to Weatherfield, where she promptly revealed herself as the long-lost sister of Shona Platt (Julia Goulding), even thought the Roy’s Rolls waitress has failed to make any mention of her sibling throughout her decade on the Manchester backstreet.

In Monday’s edition of Coronation Street, Jodie was seen ignoring her phone as it rang over and over again and eventually had a panic attack. The worrying moment led to David, who is married to Shona, inviting her to stay with her at number eight but there was no mention of just who was harassing Jodie.

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Taking to Reddit, one fan asked: “Right then, who do we think Jodie was avoiding calls from on Monday? I’m not as clued up with Emmerdale, but do we think there’s a link there? Bit sick of this long-lost thing to be honest, did she HAVE to be Shona’s sister?” In response, another viewer said: “Calling it now it’s graham foster! surely he wouldnt have just let her go after all that!”

A second fan said: “Agree about the long lost thing its been used to often in soaps and that was a ridiculous way for Jodie to be introduced Graham would be my guess but if she was captive in that van would she still have her phone anyway.” But others think it might have been sex trafficker Nathan Curtis, and Shona was instrumental in saving David’s niece Bethany (Lucy Fallon) from him when she first arrived, having crossed paths with him before.

One fan wrote: “I’m going to guess an abusive ex boyfriend that she has only just escaped,” and another replied: “It would be interesting if it were Nathan bc that’s partly what caused Shona to join, although I think he’s in prison!”

Fans were already suspicious of the situation when Jodie first arrived, with one writing: “Shona’s sister just came out of nowhere, why now? Must be more to the story!”

Another said: “Apparently Jodie is Shona’s sister, but I don’t understand why they’ve got her turning up now. And in such a weird way – bound up in the back of a van. And what’s the relevance of them both having the tree of life tattoo? It’s bound to be something weird.”

In recent years, the programme has favoured the use of characters being revealed as relatives, with Bernie Winter having been revealed as the long-lost mother of DC Kit Green, whilst the police officer himself turned out to be the real father of Brody Michaelis, after the tearaway teenager turned up on a neighbouring street with his family.

Prior to that, Britain’s Got Talent star and comedian Jack Carroll was cast as Bobby Crawford, a nephew that Carla Connor (Alison King) never knew she had. In 2018, former Brookside actress Claire Sweeney was cast as Cassie Plummer on the programme, and a major retcon took place where it was revealed that she was the biological mother of Tyrone Dobbs, not Jackie Dobbs, who was built into the history of the show when she played a major part in Deirdre Barlow’s legendary prison storyline some 20 years earlier.

Coronation Street airs Monday to Friday at 8:30pm on ITV1 and is available to stream from 7am on ITV X.

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Disneyland Park has now hit 900 million visitors in the more than 70 years that it has been open. Since its opening in 1955, the iconic theme park has transformed California’s entertainment landscape.

The latest attendance figure was described in a new documentary called “Disneyland Handcrafted,” chronicling the creation of the theme park. The film, which includes footage from the Walt Disney Archives, will stream on Disney+.

In 2024 — the most recent year data was available — Disneyland’s attendance ticked up 0.5% to 17.3 million, according to a report from the Themed Entertainment Assn. Like many other theme parks, Disney does not release internal attendance figures.

Walt Disney Co.’s theme parks, cruise ships and vacation resorts have been a key economic driver for the Burbank media and entertainment company.

Last year, almost 57% of the company’s operating income was generated by the tourism and leisure segment, known as Disney’s “experiences” business. That sector reported revenue of $36.2 billion for fiscal year 2025, a 6% bump compared to the previous year. Operating income increased 8% to nearly $10 billion.

Disney has said it will invest $60 billion into its experiences segment, underscoring the importance of that business to the company. At Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, that could mean at least $1.9 billion of development on projects including an expansion of the Avengers Campus and a “Coco”-themed boat ride at Disney California Adventure, as well as an “Avatar”-inspired area.

Over its 70 years, Disneyland has undergone many changes and expansions. Though some of its original attractions still exist, including Peter Pan’s Flight, Dumbo the Flying Elephant and the Mark Twain Riverboat, the park has evolved to align more with its Hollywood cinematic properties and expanded in 2019 to include a “Star Wars”-themed land.

Emmy-winning actor Timothy Busfield is officially in police custody in New Mexico, days after allegations that he sexually abused two child actors on the set of the Fox drama “The Cleaning Lady” came to light.

A spokesperson for the Albuquerque Police Department confirmed on Tuesday that the 68-year-old actor “turned himself in at the Metro Detention Center.” Busfield, known for television series “The West Wing” and “Thirtysomething,” will be booked on his arrest warrant, the spokesperson said.

A legal representative for Busfield did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but Busfield denied the allegations in a video published by TMZ.

“I’m gonna confront these lies,” he said in the video, “they’re horrible.”

In the video reportedly filmed at his attorney’s office, the actor said he was informed about the warrant for his arrest on Friday, the same day it was issued. He said he procured legal representation and on Saturday “got in a car and drove 2,000 miles to Albuquerque.”

He added of the allegations: “They’re all lies and I did not do anything to those little boys.”

Busfield said he and his legal team will “fight” against the charges, and he predicted, “I’m gonna be exonerated.” He urged supporters to “hang in there,” thanked them for their support and said he looks forward to returning to work.

Last week, a New Mexico judge issued a warrant for Busfield’s arrest on two counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor and a single count of child abuse. According to an affidavit, Busfield is accused of inappropriately touching two child actors, who are brothers, while he worked as a director on the Fox drama.

Fox, along with “Cleaning Lady” producer Warner Bros. Television, said on Sunday that it prioritizes the health and safety of its cast and crew and are aware of the charges against Busfield. The studios also said they have been working, and will continue to work, with law enforcement in its investigation.

Busfield surrendered himself less than a day after several outlets reported that the U.S. Marshals Service would aid New Mexico officials in their search for the actor.

As the allegations against Busfield became public, his wife, “Little House on the Prairie” actor Melissa Gilbert, reportedly removed her profile on Instagram. In a statement shared Tuesday, Gilbert’s publicist Ame Van Iden said the actor, 61, would not publicly comment on her husband’s case and denounced “any purported statements.”

Iden said in the statement that Gilbert stands by her husband and will focus on “supporting and caring for their very large family, as they navigate this moment.”

MODEL Abbey Clancy was taken to hospital on her Dubai break after she broke a nail.

The mum of four even had to be put on a drip after the acrylic attachment was ripped off when she hugged a friend.

Abbey, 40, was away for New Year with ex-England footie star husband Peter Crouch and their family.

But a night out with pals ended in disaster.

She said: “I had a serious injury. I ended up in hospital. I broke my nail. It sounds insane and I was so embarrassed going to hospital.

“We’d been out for a lovely meal. Tom and Kaz came back to our room, had a quick glass of wine. As she was going to bed at 11pm, I gave her a hug, and my acrylic nail bent right back. My whole nail came off.

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“It was pouring with blood. Then it stopped and this nerve throbbed, which was going down my whole arm, down my shoulder, up my neck.”

She could not sleep due to the pain, but was unable to initially go to hospital as her kids were asleep in the suite.

She added: “The doctor came to the room at 3am, put me on a drip for painkillers. When we were calling down to hotel reception, I was like ‘Can we have some paracetamol?’.

“They said ‘We can’t give you paracetamol, we can’t give you ibuprofen’. So we had to wait for a doctor — that was two hours. Then the doctor came, and said, ‘I’m going to put you on a drip’.

“Then my friend picked me up at 8am, took me to the hospital. They injected my hand. I had to numb it.

“I’d been up from 11pm to 7am crying. It sounds ridiculous. The doctor was like ‘No form of painkiller will stop this — you need nerve blocker’. They removed my nail.”

Husband Peter, 44, told their Therapy Crouch podcast: “I had golf the next day. I went ‘Lads, I’m not going to be able to play, we’ve been up all night. Abs is in the hospital’. They said ‘Oh my God, what’s up?’

“I said ‘She’s broken a nail’. They said, ‘Are you actually joking?’”.

Abbey was later pictured partying with a bandaged finger beside daughter Sophia.

Lauren Laverne and Roman Kemp hosted The One Show on Tuesday night

The One Show host Lauren Laverne has shared a heartfelt tribute to a TV icon after their tragic death. Lauren, alongside her co-host Roman Kemp, fronted the popular BBC show on Tuesday (January 13), covering the day’s top stories.

Studio guests included Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey, who discussed the upcoming series of Inside the Factory, whilst Griff Rhys-Jones talked about his forthcoming West End performance in I’m Sorry, Prime Minister.

Penned and helmed by Jonathan Lynn, the BAFTA-winning co-creator behind Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister, the fresh satirical production serves as a final send-off to two iconic figures in British comedy – ex-Prime Minister Jim Hacker and his formidable adversary, Sir Humphrey Appleby.

Griff is set to portray Hacker, with Clive Francis taking on the role of Appleby, at the Apollo Theatre starting January 30, reports Wales Online.

During her conversation with Griff on this evening’s instalment of The One Show, Lauren paused to acknowledge his former comedy collaborator, Mel Smith, who tragically died aged 60 in 2013 after suffering a heart attack.

“[You] have big shoes to fill and who better to fill them because Yes, Minister has its place in comedy history, you know, so do you. Can you believe it was 40 years ago that you introduced Queen at Live Aid with your late comedy partner Mel Smith?” Lauren remarked.

Footage of that legendary moment was subsequently shown on screen, with Lauren noting: “I read that this was typical prep for Mel, the runup to this.”

Griff humorously recalled: “Well, what happened, we introduced Queen, and Queen would have been nothing if we hadn’t of been there. Do you remember from the film, they go away and rehearsed for three weeks, and Mel rehearsed for three seconds with me.

“He arrived and said, ‘What are we doing mate?’ And I said, ‘Oh look, here, look, say this when we go on,’ and Mel goes, ‘Okay, love,’ and off we go.”

Lauren chimed in: “He had that photographic memory didn’t he?” to which Griff agreed: “Yeah, he did. He was very, very quick on the uptake.

“I remember it, of course 40 years ago, because as soon as we’d finished, he sat down and he went, ‘Ah, well there we are mate, I’m off’. And I said, ‘Mel! I skipped my child’s christening to be here and you’re leaving!’ And so, all it does is help me this year to remember exactly how old [my son] George is.”

Roman wrapped up the conversation saying: “I always love hearing about those comedy partnerships and how they work together.”

Elsewhere on tonight’s show, BBC Morning Live host Gethin Jones reported live from Manchester Cathedral, showcasing an immersive light experience.

The One Show airs weeknights on BBC One at 7pm

GORDON Ramsay’s latest comment about daughter Holly and new son-in-law Adam Peaty will “break his parents hearts”, claim fans.

The fall out with Adam’s family continues after his mum Caroline, 60, was banned from her son’s wedding last month.

Holly and Adam tied the knot at Bath Abbey on December 27, in a star-studded ceremony.

However, the wedding caused a huge fall out after Adam banned his mum Caroline from his special day while he told his father he could attend but watch from the back of the church.

Tensions between the families were heightened when Gordon made reference to the bad blood when he delivered a fiery father-of-the-bride speech.

Now the TV chef has caused uproar with fans after another recent comment.

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It came when Adam shared a snippet of his wedding speech in which he seemingly took a jab at his estranged parents.

Gordon then commented: “Beautiful  love you both Dad @hollyramsaypeaty @adamramsaypeaty.”

Fan picked up on him using “Dad for both of them”, thinking this was aimed at Adam’s estranged parents.

One fuming follower wrote: “You can’t help yourself , can you?”

Another added: “You have to keep making it upsetting for Adam’s parents. You made the wedding day a circus and you are determined to to make his family suffer shame on you.”

WEDDING SPEECH BACKLASH

The fresh backlash came after Gordon made a striking speech and told the couple how his wife Tana “will be a good mum to them both”.

It came when the TV chef gushed at how beautiful Holly looked and told Adam he was a “lucky man”, adding: “Look at Tana and that’s what you have to look forward to.” 

Then in a sly dig at Adam’s absent parents he said: “Shame you don’t have the same.” 

In a chat with British Vogue, content creator Holly spoke about a photo showing her and Adam at the ceremony and appeared to reinforce her support for his words.

She said: “Listening to dad’s speech, looking around the room and feeling overwhelmed with the love and the happiness on our guests’ faces.”

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It was then reported how Adam’s mum Caroline was “outraged and hurt” by Gordon’s “cruel” digs at her family.

A source close to the Peaty family told the Daily Mail at the time: “Caroline can’t believe Gordon brought their family troubles up his speech. It is outrageous and very hurtful.

“By him saying Tana will be a good mum to them both makes Caroline sound like a bad mum. It was a cruel dig at her.

“She has always done her best for all her children. She is a very good mum.”

Adam’s feud with mum Caroline exploded In November after she was not invited to Holly’s hen do and then banned from the wedding.

Since the ceremony, swimmer Adam has revealed his name change – tweaking his surname to Ramsay Peaty – in what appeared to be another snub.

His and Hers exploded onto our screens last week and Netflix fans are now looking for their next binge-watch.

His and Hers is Netflix’s most-watched series but there’s plenty of other gripping dramas that pack a punch on the streamer.

Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal lead the way in the newly released six-part thriller which sees an estranged married couple brought back together by a disturbing homicide in their hometown.

As subscribers finish the unpredictable His and Hers, many are looking for their next big watch on the streamer.

From a “horrifying” final episode to a “superb” drama with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating, here are five thrillers ready to watch on Netflix.

5 ‘gripping’ binge-worthy Netflix thrillers

Mr Mercedes

Based on Stephen King’s hit novel of the same name, Mr Mercedes follows the psychopathic serial killer Brady Hartsfield (played by Harry Treadaway) after he runs over 16 people at a job fair.

While there is little to no evidence of who committed the horrendous act, retired detective Bill Hodges (Brendan Gleeson) won’t stop investigating as he’s determined to bring the culprit to justice.

Starring Harry Potter legend Brendan Gleeson and Nobody Wants This star Justine Lupe, all three seasons of Mr Mercedes are ready to watch on Netflix.

Run Away

Author Harlan Coben is a mastermind when it comes to hit Netflix thrillers based on some of his best-selling novels and Run Away is no different.

Released on New Year ’s Day, Simon Greene (James Nesbitt) has been desperately trying to find his runaway daughter Paige (Ellie de Lange) for the past six months.

But after he does eventually track her down, it kicks off a string of dangerous events, unravelling family secrets that no one expected.

Run Away stars Cold Feet’s James Nesbitt, Gavin and Stacey icon Ruth Jones and Harry Potter icon Alfred Enoch.

Behind Her Eyes

Based on the 2017 psychological thriller novel of the same name by author Sarah Pinborough, Behind Her Eyes revolves around single mum Louise (Simona Brown) who starts an affair with her psychiatrist boss David (Tom Bateman).

Louise also secretly befriends David’s mysterious wife Adele (Eve Hewson), leading to twisted mind games and an almighty cliffhanger that fans have labelled as “horrifying”.

Dark Winds

Set in 1970s Navajo Nation in the American Southwest, Tribal Police lieutenant Joe Leaphorn (Zach McClarnon) is joined by his new deputy Jim Chee (Kiowa Gordon) in solving a number of crimes that don’t, on the face of it, seem to be connected.

But as they continue to uncover clues around a brutal double murder, they begin to battle their own demons and beliefs.

Only the first season of Dark Winds is currently available to watch on Netflix with reports that its second will be added later this year.

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The Sinner

Hit psychological crime drama The Sinner focusses less on the crime itself and more on why people do these terrifying acts.

While each series revolves around a different case, at the heart of The Sinner is Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) who continues to look into devastating acts of violence and the disturbing reasons why they are committed.

All four seasons of The Sinner are available to watch on Netflix.

AMANDA Holden cheekily spanked her work pal Ashley Roberts as they reunited after a lengthy Christmas break.

The stars work together at Heart FM on the Breakfast show and have formed a firm friendship away from the airwaves.

Now, having got back together in the studio, the two blonde bombshells shared a very cheeky video which saw Amanda spanking Ashley’s behind.

The stars could be seen dancing to Cardi B as they recorded the playful video around the radio station’s offices.

They both donned sunglasses for the light-hearted clip which saw Amanda spanking Ashley before jumping on top of a member of staff’s desk.

Clearly in a fun-filled mood, Amanda went onto take a bite of her co-worker’s banana in the cheeky clip.

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Ashley later followed suit in the raucous video.

The stars were left in fits of giggles as they added the caption to the video: “Second week back and it’s like we’ve never left.”

Amanda looked as chic as ever in a smart black suit with Ashley opting for a tan number featuring a leather jacket and similarly-coloured flared trousers.

The BGT judge is the co-host of the Breakfast programme alongside Jamie Theakston.

Ashley has served as the show’s Entertainment Correspondent and cover presenter since 2023 as well as hosting her own solo show elsewhere on the station.

Their return to the studio comes after Ashley jetted away for Christmas and New Year.

The Pussycat Doll opted to ditch the chilly UK temperatures in favour of soaking up the sun in a bikini on holiday.

Ashley spent time with her toyboy lover George Rollinson, 26, in Dubai and Mauritius over the holiday period.

The singer and dancer began dating George in 2023 and shared a slew of bikini snaps from their sun-soaked holidays together.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star John Whaite has revealed that he’s shutting down his bakery business after workload struggles and a recent near-death experience

Ex Strictly star and Bake Off winner John Whaite has revealed that he’s shut down his Lancashire bakery after struggling with the workload and being hit by a car. The 36-year-old ran the Ruff Puff Bakehouse at Cedar Farm with his husband Paul Atkins, opening it in Ormskirk last year.

However, John announced on Instagram on Monday that he would be closing it down in what has been a “painful decision” to make. “After a great deal of reflection, we’ve decided to close the Bakehouse and refocus our energy on Ruff Puff brownies,” he said.

“Over the past six months, the pressure of running a bricks-and-mortar bakery has steadily intensified. The workload was relentless, the margins unforgiving, and the emotional toll heavier than we’d allowed ourselves to admit.”

He added that the bakery stress become unmanageable after a recent car accident resulted in him being hospitalised. “More recently being knocked over by a car brought everything into sharp focus,” he explained.

“It was a frightening, physical jolt that forced me to stop – quite literally – and confront the reality that I had been running on empty, pushing to hard, and holding too much together.”

John went onto thank his customers, telling them: “This decision is not a reflection of you or the community around the Bakehouse. It’s about recognising when a model – and a moment – is no longer sustainable.”

The couple will be focusing on their Ruff Puff Brownies business instead after “taking a proper step back to rest and recover”. He added tghat they’ll be relaunching in the autumn.

Last week, John revealed that he had been hit by a car in an accident that “could have been fatal”. Speaking about the incident on Instagram, he said: “I rolled up the bonnet damaging it and the windscreen, before splatting onto the road and crawling to the pavement where some angel of a human threw his coat around me and waited with me for an ambulance.”

He revealed that doctors told him that his “16 stone of muscle” saved him and that he’s now doing OK.

John rose to fame after winning the Great British Bake Off back in 2023, before making history as part of Strictly Come Dancing’s first same-sex couple nine years later.

He competed on the show with Johannes Radebe, coming in second place after losing out to Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice.

John now lives in Leeds with his husband Paul Atkins, who he wed in New York in 2024.

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