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11+ min ago (598+ words) Former footballer Alex Scott has become the first star to be evicted from I'm A Celebrity" Get Me Out Of Here! after emotional farewell speeches around the campfire. The 41-year-old hugged her campmates who cheered her name when it was announced that she had received the fewest votes and was sent home. During her two weeks in the camp, Scott skydived from 12,000 feet and waded through offal. "My jungle experience has been a whole lot more than what I expected it to be," Scott said on Friday's episode of the ITV reality show. "It's been really special to connect with a group of people that have allowed me to just be me." Scott was up for eviction alongside TV personality Jack Osbourne, social media star Angryginge, rapper Aitch, Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp, model Kelly Brook, and comedian Ruby Wax....

2+ hour, 6+ min ago (308+ words) I Love LA season 2 was announced before the first season even concluded, much to the surprise of absolutely no one. According to HBO, I Love LA became one of the "fastest growing original comedies" on the network, averaging nearly two million "cross-platform viewers" in the US after its debut. Oh, and did we mention Peeta Mellark Josh Hutcherson secured his most charming role to date as Maia's under-appreciated boyfriend, Dylan, who is forced to endure the tornado that is Maia and Tallulah's toxic friendship? Now you know. So, what's in store for I Love LA season 2? Well, we still have to get through the rest of season one first, but here's everything we know so far: Yes, that's the whole point of this article. HBO announced the renewal on November 20, describing the show as its "second top freshman comedy in…...

4+ hour, 30+ min ago (366+ words) Comedian Kevin Bridges has announced a huge 44-date UK tour. Bridges, 39, announced the tour on Instagram, and tickets will go on sale next week. The Here If You Need Me tour will kick off in Sheffield on August 14 2026, with the final show in Aberdeen on December 11. London councils confirm data accessed and copied in major cyber attack Fury in London pubs and shops as business rates soar by tens of thousands Radiohead achieve record attendance at The O2 with 22,355 fans on final night "Good to get away. Great to get home. Back in the game and here if you need me," he said. "Finally!!!" one fan wrote. "But I'm scared because the site's crashed so I hope there's chance to grab tickets." Ticket pre-sale will begin on Monday December 1, with general sale on Thursday December 4. As part of the tour, the…...

4+ hour, 41+ min ago (230+ words) Tegan Guthrie has worked for the Kalgoorlie Miner since 2012, starting as a cadet journalist. Having grown up in the community herself, she has a keen interest in community issues and shining a spotlight on the positive work being done within the city. And if a story has anything to do with animals, you can bet she will chuck her hand up to cover it. Hughesy will bring his Cooked show to Kalgoorlie-Boulder on May 1 as part of a 36-stop tour starting in January His experience at the AFL Legends Charity Game this year, in which he limped off the field with five broken ribs and a punctured lung " but not before kicking a goal " will feature in the show True to form, Hughesy even made it to the afterparty following the charity game, but weeks later as bruises were fading…...

5+ hour, 6+ min ago (237+ words) Ricky Gervais has never been a comedian who tiptoes around a punchline. Whether he's mocking celebrity culture, taking aim at life's everyday absurdities or delivering one of his trademark deadpan truths, he does it with a boldness that only he can get away with. For many of us, Gervais represents the kind of humour we grew up with " humour that wasn't afraid to be honest, a little risky, and occasionally wicked. And in an age where everyone seems terrified of saying the wrong thing, there's something refreshing (and downright funny) about someone who still tells the joke anyway. Here are five classic Ricky Gervais jokes that capture his fearless wit and remind us why he remains one of the most brilliantly unapologetic comedians of our time. "Remember, when you are dead, you do not know you are dead. It is…...

5+ hour, 27+ min ago (258+ words) This Week's SNL We are recording at our regular time this week, and both be at PlebLab this week in Austin 4PM Texas time. Top SN Stories This Week This Is Not What Adoption Looks Luke https://stacker.news/items/1291325/r/Car The part of Bitcoin you *have* to trust https://stacker.news/items/1292558/r/Car My trip to Tokyo Bitcoin Base https://stacker.news/items/1292886/r/Car Catch Last Week's Episode Watch on YouTube: Vice Signaling and the End of Virtue | SNL #199 Top Video Last Week on SNL Watch on YouTube: Marc Andreessen as Avatar for Societal Decay Don't Subscribe Forget to hit that Subscribe button on YouTube and don't follow everywhere else. You can support the podcast by Zapping us only on Fountain or by not leaving a review on Apple Podcasts. All links to listen & watch SNL are available here every week. AI Bitcoin Rizzbot vs IShowspeed: Company behind robot sues influencer for…...

5+ hour, 42+ min ago (531+ words) Peter Kay has claimed that Netflix approached him to ask for Phoenix Nights to be added to their catalogue " but the comedian turned them down. The Bolton comedian and TV writer, 52, co-created and starred in the 2000s comedy, set at the fictional titular labour club in his hometown. Phoenix Nights was a beloved series for the two years it was on TV, between 2001 and 2002, and has retained a strong cult following in the years since. However, elements of the show reflect sensibilities of the early 2000s, and Peter has claimed that Netflix wanted to warn people of this before each episode. For that reason, he says, he decided not to give the series" 12 episodes over to the streaming giant, preferring to keep things "not politically correct". He told Capital Breakfast: "Netflix got in touch with me last year because they wanted to…...

6+ hour, 40+ min ago (849+ words) Today marks the 28th anniversary of a pivotal moment in television history: the airing of the final original episode of Beavis and Butt-Head on MTV. On November 28, 1997, fans tuned in for "Beavis and Butt-Head Are Dead," the 200th episode that wrapped up the show's initial run, leaving a void in the world of [] The post 28 Years Ago Today: The End of an Era as "Beavis and Butt-Head' Bids Farewell to MTV In 1997 " A Look Back at the Iconic Duo appeared first on Cord Cutters News. 28 Years Ago Today: The End of an Era as "Beavis and Butt-Head' Bids Farewell to MTV In 1997 " A Look Back at the Iconic Duo Today marks the 28th anniversary of a pivotal moment in television history: the airing of the final original episode of Beavis and Butt-Head on MTV. On November 28, 1997, fans tuned in for "Beavis and Butt-Head…...

6+ hour, 41+ min ago (423+ words) THE late Queen watched Paul Burrell eat a kangaroo's testicle on I'm A Celeb, he says. Princess Diana's former butler claims he was told she "let out a little yelp" during his nasty Bushtucker Trial. She is said to have watched the stomach-churning moment while having dinner with Prince Philip at Windsor Castle. Burrell, 67, who also served as a footman for Her Late Majesty, was runner-up in the 2004 series. Speaking on I'm A Celeb's ITV2 spin-off show Unpacked, Burrell said: "I was told that at Windsor Castle, when the Queen and Prince Philip used to have dinner, they had a little television in the corner of the room. "They were watching the trial that night, and the Queen let out a little yelp when I chomped into a kangaroo's testicle." read more on i'm a celeb nice ring to it This…...

6+ hour, 57+ min ago (336+ words) We're nearing the end of the year, which means streaming platforms are just getting started with their annual batch (read: Yuletide assault) of schmaltzy Christmas films, starring absolutely no one you've ever heard of. Nothing new here, but one such saccharine rom-com has emerged as an early seasonal success story. Starring Minka Kelly and Tom Wozniczka, Champagne Problems landed on Netflix earlier this month. It follows American Junior manager and workaholic Sydney Price, who jets off to Paris to acquire the prestigious champagne label Ch'teau Cassell just before Christmas. On a rare night off, she heads to a bookstore and meets Henri Cassell, a dashing Frenchman whose idea of being a local is looking dashing in shops and dashingly hanging out by the twinkling Eiffel Tower under clearly CGIed snow. Yes, this was written by an American. The two spend…...