‘I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!’: ITV Moves Reality Show From Australia To The UK Amid Coronavirus

Andreas Wiseman International EditorJames McAvoy is to narrate Channel 4 Entertainment reality competition show The Bridge.The show will see 12 strangers come together on the banks of a picturesque lake in the British countryside where they will need to work together to build a bridge in 20 days to an island 250 meters away. Each person in the winning team will get a vote for who they think is the most deserving of of the £100k prize.

Channel 4 has announced a new reality show – narrated by James McAvoy.

New Idea, the newlyweds are 'in talks' to make a series documenting their experiences before, during and after Bindi gives birth. The young family could be set to make a fortune from the project, which would likely be syndicated all over the world.  Bindi, 22, has been a television star since she was born, and also has a considerable following on Twitter and Instagram.While she is currently based at Australia Zoo in Queensland, there are rumours the show could be filmed in America.This makes

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefProduction of two TV shows, Ten’s “Masked Singer” and Nine’s “Millionaire’s Hotseat” has been halted in Australia due to resurgence of the coronavirus. The two shows were both filming in different parts of the Docklands Studio in Melbourne, Victoria.“Masked Singer” shut down on Saturday after seven members of the crew were revealed to have given positive tests for COVID-19.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorKen Jeong has dropped out of the UK version of The Masked Singer due to coronavirus travel restrictions, meaning ITV has added BAFTA-winning British comedian Mo Gilligan to the lineup.As revealed by Deadline on Monday, Season 2 of The Masked Singer will go into production for ITV next month, with producer Bandicoot TV recording the show in front of a live studio audience.Jeong, who also works on the Fox version of the Korean format, said he was sad not to be

Jake Kanter International TV EditorLove Productions has wrapped filming on Season 11 of The Great British Bake Off after production was badly delayed by the coronavirus pandemic.Filming has taken place over the past six weeks at a top-secret location in the UK, with the usual months-long production schedule significantly condensed down to overcome Covid-19.Channel 4 and Love Productions have been incredibly tight-lipped about how and where the show has been produced during the pandemic.What we

Coronation Street's Lucy Fallon and Love Island star Jack Fincham are among the famous faces in ITV's "gruelling" new show Don't Rock the Boat.

Liam Hemsworth leaves a restaurant with his girlfriend Gabriella Brooks by his side on Friday afternoon (August 14) in Byron Bay, Australia.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorCinema chain Vue is close to securing roughly £100M ($130M) in debt financing to help counteract the challenges wrought by coronavirus.Sources confirm to us that there are advanced talks to secure the funding, a move first reported by Sky. The company refinanced its debt last year, with none of its borrowings repayable until 2025.Canadian firm Vue is the UK’s third largest chain and has sites in Europe and Asia.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAustralian Pay-TV leader Foxtel has announced a management reshuffle that breaks down the separations between its traditional channels and the newer streaming services.Unveiled in an internal memorandum, the reshuffle notably broadens the role of Amanda Laing as chief commercial and content officer. Her role extends across entertainment and sports.

Jodie Turner-Smith opened up about her home birth experience three months after welcoming her and Joshua Jackson’s daughter.“We had already decided on a home birth because of concerns about negative birth outcomes for Black women in America,” the actress, 33, said in British Vogue’s September 2020 issue, published on Wednesday, August 12.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is set to return later this year, but with a few changes. Just like Strictly Come Dancing, the ITV show has had to come up with some solutions to deal with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

She was one fifth of one of the UK’s most famous bands, but that has led to years of pain for Hear’Say star Suzanne Shaw.The 38-year-old from Bury has battled with depression and mental health for 18 years. Suzanne reveals her life would spiral out of control and she’d numb her feelings with alcohol, and this toxic cycle led to days of self-hatred.

"We pulled out all the stops to try and make the series happen in Australia," said Richard Cowles, director of entertainment at ITV Studios.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here will still be returning to our screens "in the autumn."However it will not be filmed in the usual location in Australia, according to Mirror Online.Instead it will be in the remote ruins of a UK castle! Despite the drastic change of setting due to the pandemic, TV bosses will be hoping to provide the same jungle style antics and drama.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here 2020. And recent developments mean that the new season could be taking place a lot closer to home than in previous years.

filming will take place in a ruined castle in the UK, with the winning celeb crowned King of Queen of the castle, instead of the jungle.And the Daily Mail reports  that sources have said producers are looking at a castle in north Wales, close to Ewloe, to host the 2020 series.This could mean several ruined castles - either Ewloe Castle itself, Hawarden Old Castle or one of the many castles slightly further afield in the area.

said that filming will take place in the ruins of a castle somewhere in the UK. And the Daily Mail has now revealed that sources have said it is looking at a castle in north Wales, close to Ewloe.