CBBC praised for momentous first same-sex kiss in kids show The Next Step

Big Brother doesn’t exist without evictions! That’s exactly what went down during the Thursday, August 13, episode of Big Brother: All-Stars, when Keesha and Kevin were the first two houseguests on the block.Cody wasn’t convinced on who to vote out, but after talking to some houseguests, he felt like Keesha would be easier to beat down the line while Kevin would be very loyal.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, gigs many people were looking forward to have been put on hold for at least another year.But, in what could be a sign of the future for music-lovers, the UK's first socially-distanced concert took place last night.Promoters SD Concerts said the safety of the audience was being protected as each set of concert-goers had a viewing platform with its own table, chairs and fridge.The idea is that people from the same household will arrive at the venue, park up then

It's hard to digest that It's Okay to Not Be Okay reached its conclusion with Ep 16 coming out yesterday. As expected, the series finale left us both crying and laughing while providing a sense of catharsis, not just to the characters but to the viewers as well who have become invested in The Troublemaker Trio.

After being applauded by viewers and LGBT rights charity Stonewall for airing a same-sex kiss on CBBC drama The Next Step, the channel has now released a statement defending the decision after receiving complaints from viewers. It seems not everyone was in full support of the story line on the Canadian mockumentary-style drama and there were complaints.

RadioTimes, the rep said: ‘He is not in talks with the BBC.’Considering Phil hosts Dancing On Ice on ITV, which bares a similar format to Strictly just with the added layer of ice under the contestant’s feet, it would certainly be a bold move to compete on the rival show.DOI introduced their first same-sex pairing this year when Steps star, Ian ‘H’ Watkins partnered Matt Evers.The skating professional only came out of the closet himself in January 2018 and was very supportive of Phillip’s

Strictly Come Dancing.The This Morning presenter, who publicly came out as gay in February this year, was the subject of recent tabloid reports suggesting that he was in talks to appear as one half of Strictly's first ever same-sex couple.However, a representative for Schofield has since denied the claims, calling them completely "untrue"."He is not in talks with the BBC," a spokesperson for Schofe told RadioTimes.com.Schofield serves as the host of ITV's Dancing on Ice, which introduced its

BBC has been faced with a series of complaints over a same-sex kiss scene in one of its CBBC shows.

Phillip Schofield is rumoured to be in talks with Strictly Come Dancing bosses to become part of the first same-sex celebrity and professional dancer couple of the show.The 58 year old This Morning host, who came out as gay earlier this year, is said to be at the top of BBC bosses hit list to appear on the popular programme.

Ellen DeGeneres has broken her silence after WarnerMedia launched an internal investigation into allegations of a toxic work environment at her talk show. Following reports from former and current employees who claim they experienced racism, workplace intimidation, and mistreatment by colleagues while working under The Ellen DeGeneres Show host, 62, Ellen apologized in a letter to her staff, but also accused unnamed employees and people who work with her of “misrepresenting” who she is.

Attendance Allowance because they mistakenly believe they don’t qualify for the additional benefit or are put off by the claims process. Attendance Allowance helps people who have reached State Pension age with extra costs if they have a physical or learning disability, severe illness, sensory impairment or mental health condition that makes it hard for them to look after themselves - tt does not cover any mobility needs.

Ali Wentworth revealed she “would” view porn with her and George Stephanopoulos’ two children instead of letting them watch it on their own.“In porn, women have been conditioned to look and act a certain way,” the comedian, 55, told Debra Messing and Mandana Dayani during the Thursday, July 16, “The Dissenters” podcast episode.