Amanda Holden talks ‘pig semen fear’ on new show Sex: A Bonkers History

Benny Safdie‘s turn to acting in recent years has been a pleasant surprise. But now he’s branching out into TV, too.

Glamorous and empowered Amanda Holden has never looked or felt better, and she isn’t afraid to let people know it. The 52-year-old Britain’s Got Talent judge has clearly become more confident with age, regularly sharing sexy holiday snaps of herself on her socials – to the delight of some but the occasional disapproval of others. And now a source has told new that Amanda’s learnt to rise above any criticism about her appearance or choice of outfits and has the full support of her husband and kids when she shows off her hard work and body confidence.

Stunning Amanda Holden has joked about 'loving hanky panky' in a new trailer for her sex history documentary that starts on Monday night, 18 September.The 52-year-old Britain's Got Talent judge sported a number of eye-catching outfits in the trailer - from a nun's habit to the iconic Marilyn Monroe white dress and wig. Posting the video to her socials just a few hours before the show aired, Amanda invited her fans to joing her as a "very entertained voyeur" as she explores the sexual behaviours of the past in her new SEX: A Bonkers History on Sky.

Ofcom has found GB News to be in breach of due impartiality rules in a landmark ruling pertaining to an episode of Esther McVey and Phillip Davies’ show.

Amanda Holden has hit back over Ofcom complaints that have been made against her racy Britain's Got Talent outfits. The BGT judge, 52 is known for her dazzling and sometimes risqué outfits during the hit ITV talent show, particularly when it comes to the live shows. But for some, the outfits have proven to be a little too much for a primetime TV spot, as hundreds of Ofcom complaints have reportedly been made against Amanda's bold style.The most recent series was hit with controversy over the judge's garments, one of which included a striking bright yellow latex and corset-style dress which she donned one evening for the live shows.

—you have, right? Because a lot went down—there is so much to watch this week. Let's start with , which tells me is messier than ever. “Even the most seemingly compatible and solid couples aren't safe,” she says.

Sophie Turner has a job to do — even in the midst of a divorce.

Only Fools and Horses icon Nicholas Lyndhurst looks completely different in the new Frasier reboot. He is set to appear as a new character in a reboot of US comedy Frasier, where he will join the show's original star Kelsey Grammer as his old college friend-turned-university professor Alan Cornwall.The actor, 62, is making his return to the small screen for the reboot of popular comedy series just years after the death of his son Archie in 2020 following a brain haemorrhage. But Nicholas is already a household name thanks to his illustrious TV career and is best known for playing Rodney Trotter in the legendary sitcom, Only Fools and Horses.

Fox, the television network, has made a ton of renewal and cancellation decisions this year so far.

The Yorkshire Ripper to The Long Shadow after criticism from victims’ families.The new drama series will focus on the five-year manhunt for serial killer Peter Sutcliffe – known as the Yorkshire Ripper – who killed 13 women and attempted to kill seven more between 1975-1980.In a new interview with The Daily Telegraph, screenwriter George Kay said that the name change came after criticism from families, and problems surrounding the use of the popular nickname.“We started by calling it The Yorkshire Ripper but in the beginning we hadn’t learnt, as we did when making the show, that the moniker used to describe Peter Sutcliffe – which obviously began before anyone knew his real name, but continued after – was disrespectful in many ways,” he said.“The victims’ families certainly don’t want that name being applied to Peter Sutcliffe because it creates a dark brand around a man who doesn’t deserve that sort of attention, and especially not that verb.“That was one of our lessons. We’ve been working on this for four years and in that time we’ve met lots of people in all parts of this story.”Kay added: “We’ve tried to learn and change and understand their stories and their opinions, and so because of that the title changed from The Yorkshire Ripper.”The Long Shadow will come to ITV1 and ITVx later this month, and stars Toby Jones as detective Dennis Hoban, and David Morrissey as his successor George Oldfield.Elsewhere, Katherine Kelly plays Sutcliffe’s second victim Emily Jackson, with Daniel Mays playing her husband Sydney.A synopsis of the show reads: “One murder has the power to cast a long shadow and this case plunged a whole society into darkness.

Eamonn Holmes has taken a brutal swipe at Davina McCall’s new ITV show, My Mum, Your Dad.The show launched on ITV on Monday, 11 September, and it's got plenty of fans already, but outspoken ex-ITV employee Eamonn is apparently not one of them. Eamonn, who used to have a presenting slot on ITV's flagship daytime show This Morning, didn't hold back on his feelings about its newest offering, as he presented his GB News morning programme.

TV star Amanda Holden has said that “it’s absolutely ridiculous” that people still talk about her risqué outfit choices as she gets set to front the new Sky History documentary Sex: A Bonkers History. Amanda, 52, who has been a judge on Britain’s Got Talent since 2007, is famed for her sensational looks on the show, though some have been known to attract a flurry of Ofcom complaints in the past.

ITV sent the nation into a frenzy earlier this year when they announced plans for a brand new dating series for parents, which would be headed by presenting veteran and ex-Big Brother favourite, Davina McCall. But with the show, titled My Mum, Your Dad, finally being around the corner, not all prospective viewers are thrilled with the concept of the show, which sees children setting up their lonely parents with the hope of them landing a life partner.

Zooey Deschanel opened up about her long-awaited return to television and some of the titles that are attributed to her in a new interview with Vanity Fair.

Keane have announced a 20th anniversary reissue and 2024 world tour for their debut album ‘Hopes And Fears’ – get all the details and read NME’s interview with frontman Tom Chaplin below.The album will be reissued on May 10, 2024 – 20 years to the day since its original release, and on the same night that the band play The O2 in London as part of the UK and Irish leg of the anniversary tour. Support at these gigs will come from The Lathums.“I feel like I’ve lived quite a lot of life in the last 20 years,” Chaplin told NME.

AppleTV+ on Friday, Sept. 8, the show (starring and executive produced by Stanfield) is a fantasy-horror that’s captivating, even if the story is all over the place.

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has gushed over her daughter Hollie as she begins high school. Posting a then-and-now picture onto Instagram on Thursday, the 52 year old lovingly wrote as the caption: "Wow.Those years just flew past. Year 7 already.

actors and writers — have shaken up the industry, and the work stoppage has delayed some shows. Nevertheless, there’s still plenty in the pipeline, including returning classics (a “Frasier” reboot) and new shows with stars such as Matt Bomer and Brie Larson.Here’s your essential guide to the 2023 fall TV season. The latest “Walking Dead” spinoff is a limited series following Daryl (Noman Reedus) as he washes ashore in France and tries to find out how he got there, and how to get back home.

Amanda Holden has finally broken her silence after former Big Brother contestant Andrew Tate criticised a photo of the mum-of-two wearing a sexy black bikini last month.The Heart FM presenter, 52, shared a bikini snap of herself enjoying a poolside shower and was shocked when Tate, 36, left a vile response. Replying to Amanda's tweet featuring her snap which left little to the imagination, controversial media personality and self proclaimed 'misogynist' Tate, wrote: "You are a wife and a mother and you're far past a teenager.There is no need for this post." But the Britain's Got Talent host has refused to get into a screaming match with the criminal.

to be a six-episode series instead. And yet! If the strikes aren’t settled in the next month or so, will those premiere dates stick? FX already delayed its promising Brit Marling-Zal Batmanglij series “A Murder at the End of the World,” which was supposed to premiere in late August, to November, and Max delayed the second season of “Rap Sh!t” (also to November) so the talent on the show could do press.