How Strictly's Johannes Radebe overcame homophobic bullying ordeal to become one of show's most loved stars

JD Linville Set in German-occupied Warsaw during WWII, Rodrigo Cortés’ “Love Gets a Room” is a story of perseverance, resilience and sacrifice. The film, which follows a band of Jewish actors contemplating escape while staging the Jerzy Jurandot-penned play of the same name, will world premiere out of competition at Spain’s Seville European Film Festival, which opens Nov.

Shia LaBeouf was nearly cast in the Oscar-winning film “Call Me By Your Name”.

I'm A Celebrity last year. READ MORE: Gogglebox stars tell fans they are 'sorry' in announcement His bandmates Harry Judd also won Strictly in 2011 and Dougie Poynter became King of the Jungle in the same year.

Riz Ahmed’s case, so can a bad one.At age 22, the actor-producer-rapper fell victim to a “horrific bowl cut,” he recalls to Variety. In his arts program at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, the students deconstructed Shakespeare by day and hustled for acting jobs at night.“We were still doing headshots at drama school, so everyone was making sure they looked good,” he says.

Who doesn’t remember the early to mid 2000s when Julian McMahon dominated television screens across the country for his roles as Cole Turner in Charmed, and Christian Troy in Nip/Tuck? The tall, dark and handsome heartthrob is Australian-American and is the son of former Prime Minister of Australia, Sir William McMahon. Julian got his first big break on NBC soap opera Another World in 1993 when he was cast as Ian Rain.

Strictly Come Dancing fans flocked to Twitter to defend John Whaite and Johannes Radebe after their latest performance failed to impress judge Craig Revel Horwood.

Gordon Ramsay is back on our TV screens with his brand new show, Future Food Stars.