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Emmerdale fans are convinced that Vanessa Woodfield is aware of Mary Goskirk and Suzy Merton’s kiss – and is planning some serious revenge13:28, 11 Mar 2025Emmerdale fans are convinced that Vanessa Woodfield is aware of Mary Goskirk and Suzy Merton’s kiss(Image: More

Bruce Willis’ wife Emma has said there is ‘some learning’ to be had when it comes to the tragic case of Hollywood actor Gene Hackman and his pianist wife Betsy Arakawa13:09, 11 Mar 2025Updated 13:09, 11 Mar 2025Gene Hackman and wife found dead at home with their dogBruce Willis’ wife Emma has reminded people that “caregivers need care too” in the wake of Hollywood legend Gene Hackman’s death.French Connection star Hackman, 95, and his wife Betsy Arakawa, 65, were discovered dead at their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico on February 26. It was later determined that pianist Arakawa died first from a rare virus, probably on February 11, and that Hackman died days later from coronary artery disease.Article continues belowThe fact he had advanced Alzheimer’s may have meant that he hadn’t realised his wife had passed away.Emma has been outspoken on the topic of care following her husband Bruce’s diagnosis. In 2023 the family confirmed that the Die Hard star had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia.Emma has weighed in on what happened to gene Hackman and his wife(Image: More

Emmerdale viewers will see a new arrival in the village next week while Aaron Dingle’s wedding news doesn’t go down well with mum Chas12:16, 11 Mar 2025Emmerdale spoilers confirm Aaron Dingle’s wedding bombshell – but Chas is not happy(Image: More

Lorraine Kelly has been forced to set the record straight after she ‘scolded’ Vernon Kay for his fake Scottish accent on the BBC Radio 2 star’s show last week11:51, 11 Mar 2025Lorraine slams Vernon Kay’s Scottish accentLorraine Kelly was quick to set the record straight on Tuesday after she ‘scolded’ Vernon Kay for his ‘incredibly offensive’ fake Scottish accent.During his BBC Radio 2 show last Friday, Vernon broke into a mock Scottish accent resulting in a recorded message from Lorraine ‘scolding’ his attempt.Article continues belowThe message had Lorraine saying: “Vernon, what are you doing? On behalf of Vernon Kay I would like to apologise to all of my fellow Scots for that incredibly offensive stereotype.”She continued: “The Scottish accent is a beautiful thing that comes in many different varieties and not everybody sounds like Billy Connolly, but that’s okay because we love him.”Lorraine Kelly was quick to set the record straight on Tuesday after she ‘scolded’ Vernon Kay for his ‘incredibly offensive’ fake Scottish accent(Image: More

BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst has quit her role on the red sofa. The presenter has been a reporter on the programme since 2018 and became its main business presenter in 2020, taking over after Steph McGovern departed, but has announced that she will be stepping into a new role. She will now be joining […] More

Heil Honey, I’m Home was a short-lived 1990s sitcom centred on Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun living next door to a Jewish couple and was driven by the Fuhrer’s inability to get along with his neighbours11:27, 11 Mar 2025Updated 11:27, 11 Mar 2025Heil Honey, I’m home was cancelled after one episode, but the pilot can still be watched onlineHeil Honey, I’m Home is probably the most controversial comedy ever to be aired on British telly, with only one episode ever screened.The 1990 sitcom centred on Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun, who live next door to a Jewish couple, Arny and Rosa Goldenstein. Complete with American accents, the show spoofs elements of mid-20th century US sitcoms and is driven by Hitler’s inability to get along with his neighbours. British TV writer Geoff Atkinson’s intention behind the show was to “turn the bully into a joke,” and not to cause offence.Article continues belowHowever, the subject matter was just a little too close for comfort to many, and the seven subsequent episodes never made it to the light of day.The subject matter was just a little too close for comfort to many(Image: More

It’s 17 years since Killing Eve sensation Jodie Comer landed her first ever small screen role, a part as a troubled teenager in the medical drama The Royal Today11:11, 11 Mar 2025Updated 11:12, 11 Mar 2025Jodie Comer talks about what it’s like changing accentsJodie Comer’s first ever TV role has resurfaced, as the star celebrates her birthday.The actress – who turns 32 today (March 11) – is now a big deal in the industry thanks to her dazzling performance as twisted Villanelle in Killing Eve, which made a huge splash when it aired from 2018 to 2022.Article continues belowAnd it’s a long way from where she started with a part in The Royal Today. Jodie, who grew up in Liverpool, landed a part in the spin-off of medical drama The Royal in 2008.Jodie was 14 in her first TV role(Image: More

Former Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has warned her fans against undergoing the popular beauty treatment Dermaplaning, as she said it left her growing a ‘full beard’11:07, 11 Mar 2025Molly-Mae Hague splits from Tommy Fury after five yearsMolly-Mae Hague has issued a warning to her followers about a particular beauty treatment that left her with what she described as a ‘full beard’.The 25-year-old Love Island alum took to Instagram on Monday to caution fans about dermaplaning, a cosmetic procedure that exfoliates the skin and removes fine facial hair using a sterile scalpel or dermatome.Article continues belowThis process gently scrapes the skin at a 45-degree angle, removing the top layer of dead skin cells and fine vellus hair, often referred to as “peach fuzz”. After having the treatment several times, Molly-Mae advised her fans that once they start, they’ll be caught in a ‘trap’ as the facial hair grows back quickly.The social media sensation shared snaps from her recent dermaplaning session, showing the amount of hair removed from her face by the scalpel. She posted a picture of her ‘peach fuzz’ on a cotton pad, confessing her surprise at the volume of hair removed.Molly opened up about the beauty treatment(Image: More