Bake off? Bosses give update about Great British Bake Off 2020

coronavirus pandemic has halted most television and movie production across the globe, the cast and crew of The Great British Bake Off secretly began filming a new season of the popular English competition series earlier this month.As fans of the reality show know, it’s typically filmed inside a large tent built within the U.K.’s Welford Park, though the current season is reportedly being shot in a “more COVID-friendly location,” according to Deadline.The publication reports that GBBO, which was

Filip Helander up to speed for the season ahead. The £3.5m signing from Bologna made his first appearance since the Betfred Cup final defeat in December when he came on for the last 30 minutes against Coventry last night at Ibrox.

Scottish Government as it still doesn’t have a restart date – but concert bosses have warned it still may be not enough for venues to survive.Earlier this month, the UK Government announced a package for the arts sector which would see £97million given to Scotland through the Barnett formula.Now, Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop has announced the funding boost, intended to give direct support to venues and businesses in their supply chains, as well as support changes which need to be made to meet

TV shows. But soggy bottoms and staring into an oven will once again be part of our lives - maybe without the Hollywood handshakes though.The Great British Bake Off is expected to be on our screens later this year with filming believed to have started two weeks ago.Deadline reports that the usual tent-style format of the Channel 4 show will be back, with the contestants, staff and hosts all having to be isolated ahead of filming.

Sun, producers were focused on signing up a much younger batch of contestants this year as they are considered less vulnerable than those of a certain age.‘There’s a real sense of urgency to get the next series of Bake Off in the can, considering it’s one of Channel 4’s biggest draws,’ the source said.‘That means the nation’s baking grans and grandads have been deemed too high risk.

meant to begin filming in April.But Sky Studios CEO Gary Davey and chief commercial officer Jane Millichip offered fans some good news on Wednesday, with the former revealing that filming is “going very well.”Cast and crew, including new presenter Matt Lucas, were quarantined in the run-up to the shoot to allow close interaction on-set.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorThe Great British Bake Off is now two weeks back into production and will likely return to television later this year, according to producer Love Productions’ parent company Sky Studios.The baking competition series, which is shown by Channel 4 in the UK and Netflix in the U.S.

Bake Off winner Candice Brown has split from her husband after less than two years.The TV star and Liam Macauley – who only renewed their wedding vows in 2019 – separated earlier this year.He has moved out of the pub Candice owns in Eversholt, Bedfordshire, where the couple lived.Candice, 35, tied the knot with the tree surgeon at a luxury French chateau in front of their family and friends in September 2018.Then last year, they invited the cameras to capture them renewing their vows in

Billboard's Live At-Home concert series will feature three more livestreamed performances for your entertainment.This week's performances kick off Monday (July 20), with a set from New Zealand's indie band The Naked and Famous. The act made news in April when they covered The Weeknd's hit "Blinding Lights," giving the song an alternative take.On Tuesday, Jack Garrett will perform.

Great British Bake Off has crowned 10 winners since its debut on BBC Two in August 2010, and the show has managed to entice American viewers thanks to an arrangement with Netflix, which streams it in the United States.Americans instantly fell in love with the endearing contestants, accomplished judges including Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood (and later Prue Leith), as well as several wisecracking hosts such as Sue Perkins and Noel Fielding.Aside from popularizing terms like traybake and Victoria

Comcast-owned pay TV giant Sky has taken full ownership of Love Productions, the production banner behind hit show The Great British Bake Off.‎ Sky had owned a 70 percent stake in the company since 2014. Love mentioned in a regulatory filing that Sky acquired the remaining stake in late February.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Comcast’s European broadcaster Sky has taken full control of Love Productions, the producer behind Channel 4 hit The Great British Bake Off.Sky took a 70.41% stake in Love Productions in 2014, and now the pay-TV operator has acquired the remaining 29.59% of shares in the Richard McKerrow-founded outfit, as it continues to build its production empire.Jane Millichip, Sky Studios’ chief commercial officer, said: “Love Productions is a world-class