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Wednesday’s episode of Love Island turned up the drama after it welcomed not one, but two, new bombshells to the Majorcan villa. While Tonia Buxton’s daughter Antigoni made her entrance and selected Dami Hope, Davide Sanclimenti and Jay Younger to go on a date with, she wasn’t the only new face on the hit ITV2 show. In fact, as the episode came to a close, Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu was greeted with a text that read: “Girls, it’s time to get glam as tonight you’ll be welcoming a new boy into the Villa.” With all eyes on the villa’s doors, newbie Charlie Radnedge became the latest bombshell to make his Love Island debut.

Antigoni Buxton is set to enter the Love Island villa, with the singer being unveiled as the latest bombshell contestant on the hit ITV2 dating show. During Tuesday (21 June) night's episode, Antigoni, 26, was revealed as the newest singleton to be heading into the Majorcan villa, and her entrance looks set to shake things up.

Love Island villa (alongside mega-hunk, Jay) and if you recognise his gorgeous face, you either already follow him on Instagram or have seen him modelling literally everywhere.Remi hails from Manchester and is a whopping 6ft3, so if you live up that way, you've probably seen him towering over us mere mortals on the Manchester club scene.Remi describes himself as "single AF" and admits to wanting to follow in the footsteps of Season 7 winners Molly Mae Hague and Tommy Fury. Upon his arrival in the Season 8 villa, Remi admitted that he "saw how strong they are together, I thought, ‘I want a love like that.’"Bless him.

We're a week into the latest series Love Island and one contestant is arguably the most discussed Islander in the famous villa this year. Dressage rider Gemma Owen, the daughter of former Liverpool, Manchester United and England striker Michael Owen, had viewers talking just a couple of days in after she coupled-up with Italian hunk Davide Sanclimenti who lives in Manchester.

Perez does not mince words. He also speaks out giving his always true opinion and without fear. He went to see Dua Lipa in concert and hasA LOT of observations – as well as some highlights from the show! Plus, a former Disney imagineer opened a new ride on the Las Vegas strip! We took the kids and we all share what we think! Watch!

Simon Pegg thinks rehab saved his life. The 52-year-old actor became an alcoholic after writing about his difficult childhood in his 2009 memoir, 'Nerd Do Well', and Simon now thinks that his time at The Priory Hospital actually saved him from death. The movie star - who became dependent on the "sensation of being numb", rather than the "chemical addiction" to alcohol - admitted: "[I] just didn't know how to escape it.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticThe so-called Lost Weekend, when John Lennon, from late 1973 through ’74, separated from Yoko Ono and relocated to Los Angeles, where he became a hard-drinking rock-club night owl while carrying on an affair with the 22-year-old May Pang (who had been John and Yoko’s assistant), has long been part of rock mythology. It’s been covered by everything from E! documentaries to Albert Goldman’s “The Lives of John Lennon.” Like many Lennon observers, I’ve always felt like I knew the basic bones of it.I knew that John and Yoko, after marrying in 1969 and seeming like inseparable soulmates in art and life, began to have problems as a couple.

Love Island is usually at its peak when the contestants are battening down the hatches for a storm - and by that, we mean a huge row. But can we blame it on the booze that got them feeling loose, Jamie Foxx style? As it happens, no, we can't blame it on the alcohol because Islanders only get two drinks per night in the villa. Which might come as a shock when you remember some of the greatest island arguments, including Faye and Teddy and 'storm Anna' herself.

After just 24 hours in the Love Island villa, stunning singleton Tasha Ghouri has already found herself embroiled in a love triangle as she cuddles up to Andrew Le Page before smooching Luca Bish.The 23 year blonde bombshell has been coupled with Andrew during a shake-up of the popular dating show’s format for episode one, which saw couples selected by the public rather than islanders themselves. However during Tuesday night's episode, it will be revealed that another boy has already caught her eye, fishmonger Luca.

Love Island finally returned to screens on Monday night (June 6) for another summer of love but it was host Laura Whitmore who was heaping the praise. The presenter made her first appearance of the 2022 series during the launch show as she headed to the new villa for the first coupling up.

Gemma Owen was branded "rude" as she criticised her Love Island co-star Luca Bish's last name.The ITV2 dating show series kicked off with a bang on Monday evening, with Gemma having already raised eyebrows after revealing her actual age and being compared to US singer Madison Beer. And viewers were none too pleased with the reaction the daughter of footballing legend Michael Owen had when Luca revealed his full name.

Love Island's Gemma Owen left the villa and fans at home floored as she revealed her age during Monday's opening episode.The daughter of Michael Owen revealed that she has only just turned 19 with the villa shocked over her revelation, joking that they felt old. While Gemma, who is the youngest contestant, admitted of her age: "Yeah, not many people expect it!" Viewers were also left stunned, especially after learning that Gemma only just turned 19 in May, as they pointed out that she is so young.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent“Black Sands” producer Glassriver, one of Scandinavia’s fastest-growing production powerhouses, is teaming with a powerful writing duo, Ragnar Bragason and Snjolaug Ludviksdottir, to create “Magaluf.”Currently in development, “Magaluf” marks a high-profile projects at late June’s Conecta Fiction in Spain, where it  competes in the forum’s CoPro Series section.One of Iceland’s most consistently prized top writers and directors and creator and head writer on “Magaluf,” Bragason’s credits include movie 2013’s “Metalhead,” which wonbest Nordic film at Göteborg, and in series, “The Night Shift,” part of a larger hit dramedy franchise, and the admired international sales hit “Prisoners.” A stand-up comedian, Ludviksdottir co-writes. “She is a wonderful writer and writes three of the six episodes and on top of that ensuring that the female characters really come to life in a meaningful way,” said Glassriver co-owner Hörður Rúnarsson, a producer on the show with Arnbjorg Haflidadottir (“Black Sands”).Ludviksdottir’s credits include penning Season 2 of international hit crime series “Stella Blomqvist,” Viaplay’s first Icelandic original.Commercials and music video director Magnus Leifsson, whose debut short film “Dovetail” won Short Film of the Year at the 2019 Icelandic Film and TV awards, is attached to direct.

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