Dancing on Ice's Joe-Warren Plant's place on show could be in 'jeopardy' due to knee injury days after Rufus Hound quits

Paramount has become the next studio to take a major step towards shortening the 90-day theatrical window, announcing during ViacomCBS’ investor day presentation that it will release two of its biggest upcoming blockbusters, “Mission: Impossible 7” and “A Quiet Place — Part II” for streaming on Paramount+ 45 days after they are released in theaters.When exactly those films arrive is still yet to be determined, as the COVID-19 pandemic has repeatedly pushed back the release slates of dozens of

Dancing on Ice could bring back Joe-Warren Plant and Vanessa Bauer after they were forced to quit the show last week. Emmerdale actor Joe, 18, and professional skater Vanessa, 24, were left “heartbroken” after they were forced to leave the competition as they tested positive for Covid-19.

Dancing on Ice's Joe-Warren Plant and his skating partner Vanessa Bauer have had to leave the show after testing positive for Covid-19.The news comes as another blow to the show following early departures from celebrities Billie Faiers, Rufus Hound and Denise van Outen who all left the show due for reasons of health.The couple can't even be replaced this time round since there re no more Dancing On Ice reserves left.Co-host Phillip Schofield admitted that it was a first for the show to be hit by

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Matt Richardson will be making his Dancing On Ice debut this weekend after being drafted in last minute to replace Rufus Hound, who has sadly been forced to withdraw from the show after testing positive for coronavirus. MORE: Rebekah Vardy discusses 'thrilling' and 'terrifying' Dancing on Ice journeyPartnered with professional skater Vicky Ogden, the duo will hit the ice with a routine set to Somebody Told Me by The Killers for their first performance.

Comedian Rufus Hound has quit Dancing On Ice after testing positive for coronavirus.The 41 year old comedian was partnered with skating pro Robin Johnstone, however it has now been confirmed that Rufus has quit the show.The news was announced in a statement on the programme’s Twitter account, reading: “We can confirm that following a positive test result, @RufusHound is unable to return to Dancing On Ice this weekend.

ITV bosses will not be firing Rufus Hound after 'homophobic and racist' tweets resurfaced, it has been reported. Dancing On Ice decision makers won't boot him off the show despite the controversy.

Dancing On Ice bosses have been urged to fire Rufus Hound from the show following shocking claims he made about the Manchester Arena attack. Survivors of the terrorist attack and MPs spoke out against the comedian competing on the hit ITV show.The 41 year old had previously posted comments on Twitter implying that he thought then Prime Minister Theresa May had been behind the cruel tragedy in order to help the Conservatives win the ongoing general election.