Alan Hughes says Tommy Bowe is up for making a show of himself

Patricia Richardson opened up about her time on the hit sitcom “Home Improvement” as well as her on-screen chemistry with co-star Tim Allen.  Richardson and Allen starred as husband and wife Tim and Jill Taylor from 1991 - 1999 on the massively successful ABC sitcom.

A post shared by AlanHughesTV (@alanhughestv)‘But at least we are doing it and everyone is so happy because it means we can give people some work for Christmas and that’s what the whole thing is about.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVComedian, writer, actor and host London Hughes has set her first stand-up special for Netflix, produced by HartBeat Productions, Variety has learned exclusively.The hour-long special, entitled “London Hughes: To Catch a D*ck,” will stream on Dec. 22.

straight to your inboxNot many managers will have overseen such change during their reign as Mark Hughes.The Welshman was the man in the hot seat at Manchester City when the Sheikh Mansour era began - and untold wealth began to pour into the club.Sven-Goran Eriksson had been sacked in the summer of 2008, replaced by Hughes who all of a sudden had riches to spend on his squad.The former United and Chelsea striker was at the helm for three transfer windows before Roberto Mancini took over in

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Allen Hughes has resumed work on Outlaw: The Saga Of Afeni and Tupac Shakur, the five-part FX documentary series about the volatile life and legacy of the late hip hip icon/poet, and the Black Panther member mother who raised him with the values that infused his socially conscious music.

Chris Hughes has shaved off his long floppy hair and opted for a buzz cut for his film debut.The reality star, who was spotted not social distancing on a night out in October, has shocked fans by revealing his new hairstyle.Taking to Instagram, the 27 year old took off his hood in a video clip and showed off his new bald look. Chris can be seen at a football stadium and on the sets of his new film Rise Of The Footsoldier: Origins, where he will be seen playing a rowdy football fan.

Chris Hughes has taken to social media to debut a new haircut and fans aren't quite sure what to think.The former Love Islander revealed his new bald 'do on Instagram earlier this week, where he filmed himself inside a football stadium on set for Rise Of The Footsoldier: Origins.Chris is set to make his acting debue in the film, which is the fifth in the series, as a football fan.

Celebrity Catch Up podcast to discuss his life and career after appearing in the 1986 hit comedy, and relayed a story about how he almost died from an infection he contracted in a dirty hot tub.In 2001, the Succession cast member apparently came down with a case of the flu that only grew worse during the filming of Spin City.His condition only worsened after that, culminating in the actor collapsing at his home after suffering septic shock and kidney failure.The Bad Boys actor's prognosis was

Live Performance Support Scheme, it was initially rejected causing disappointment, but in a “u-turn” the panto has now received €230,000 through the scheme after what was a technical error lead to the application being rejected, the Irish Independent reports.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVNetflix is getting in the aftershow business, putting its own stamp on the genre to fit the streaming distribution model.

Little birthday date with @karlbroderick before we heard of Level 5 …let’s stay safe everyone …and hopefully on Dec 1st we can start to celebrate with our loved ones ❤ #stayhome #staysafe #socialdistancing #together #wecandothis #love #husband #lovedones #covid_19A post shared by AlanHughesTV (@alanhughestv) on Oct 19, 2020 at 2:37pm PDT‘There is just that uniqueness and I think everybody understands that – wrapping you around in a warm blanket and that’s your safety net.’Quizzed about whether

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentSofia Carson (Netflix’s “Feel the Beat,” STX’s “Songbird”) and Charles Melton (“Bad Boys for Life,” “Riverdale”) have boarded director Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum’s YA romance “Purple Hearts,” about two star-crossed lovers.

Deadline, which first reported the news of her exit. “I made the decision to leave to protect myself from that type of discrimination.