AS Strictly Come Dancing heads to Blackpool, Saturday magazine catches up with Tess Daly
Saturday 15 November 2014
Strictly's Tess Daly: 'My daughters are huge fans of the show'
AS Strictly Come Dancing heads to Blackpool, Saturday magazine catches up with Tess Daly
I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here: The most memorable moments
ANT AND DEC return tomorrow night with I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!, putting a fresh bunch of stars through jungle hell. Ahead of its 14th series, Mike Ward takes an irreverent look back at some of the show’s most memorable moments.
Strictly's Len Goodman: 'I haven't really danced since 1973'
STRICTLY'S Len Goodman explores the history of dance
Benedict Cumberbatch smoulders at Hollywood Film Awards as he wins Best Actor prize
HE RECENTLY broke millions of hearts when he announced his engagement, and it's not hard to see why.
Sir Bruce Forsyth has audience in stitches during Strictly charity comeback
SIR Bruce Forsyth had the audience in stitches last night as he made a special Strictly Come Dancing comeback for charity.
Sir Bob Geldof, Midge Ure and Harry Styles first to arrive for recording of Band Aid 30
HE'S pulled together an amazing line-up and today Sir Bob Geldof and an array of stars arrived at a London studio to record Band Aid 30.
BBC's Children in Need breaks the record by raising highest ever total of £32.6million
IT FEATURED an array of exclusive performances and some of television's biggest stars, so it was no surprise that BBC's Children In Need was a roaring success.
Triumph of tsunami orphans: Gandys flip flop founders
TEN YEARS ago when they were travelling home from Sri Lanka having been orphaned along with their younger brother and sister in the Boxing Day tsunami, Rob and Paul Forkan didn’t have any shoes on their feet.
Is I'm A Celeb jungle ready for playmate Kendra Wilkinson?
AFTER the year she has just had Kendra Wilkinson is probably looking forward to a relaxing break being immersed in snake-filled tubs, swarmed by rats and forced to eat exotic insects.
Destiny's Iron Banner is back have fan concerns been addressed?
DESTINY will see the return of the Iron Banner next week, but have fan concerns been addressed?
Friday 14 November 2014
Lynda Bellingham 'would be happy' her legacy lives on with Macmillan’s Christmas appeal
LATE Lynda Bellingham is to feature in cancer charity Macmillan's Christmas appeal.
'Absurd' Gwyneth Paltrow mocked over pricey Goop Christmas gift guide worth £69,000
GWYNETH Paltrow has been mocked after revealing her Christmas gift guide - which includes a £3,100 juicing machine.
Joining forces to fight the enemy within
NOT everyone behaved well during the Second World War.
Generous winners share spoils
Alex and Corban Walls were runaway winners of the reality home-building show The Block last night, making $307,000 profit.The couple's Pt Chevalier home set an early cracking pace in a live auction on TV3, selling for $1,552,000....
TV star's grape-crushing stunt reflects change in advertising
You may have seen superstar chat show host Graham Norton doing his bit for NZ Inc recently, crushing a barrel of grapes with his bare feet to help Kiwi firm Invivo Wines make a special sauvignon blanc bearing his name.Norton has...
Michele Hewitson interview: Martin Snedden
The last, and only other time, I met Martin Snedden he was Mr Rugby World Cup, although the event was then still three years away. I suggested that by the end of it he'd either be a saint or in the sewer. He agreed that there was...
The Diary: SBW 'can't wait' for fatherhood touchdown
It's official: baby watch has begun. Sonny Bill Williams and his wife Alana are expecting their first baby over the next few days, and the sports superstar "can't wait to be a daddy", his agent Khoder Nasser told The Diary yesterday."Basically,...
Mysteries for the new maverick
HARRY Bosch, Connelly’s veteran LAPD cop who breaks the rules, is back on the beat with a rookie in tow.
The finest strategist of them all
HISTORIAN Andrew Roberts’ doorstop biography of Napoleon is 820 pages long and the fact that the Battle Of Waterloo does not get under way until page 752 tells you all you need to know.
Third Person review: Smartly structured but the execution is laboured
TEN years after the Oscar-winning Crash writer/director Paul Haggis takes another stab at a multi-story, ensemble piece with Third Person.
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