I’m a Celebrity prompts more than 700 Ofcom complaints within first nine episodes

Emmerdale has reportedly been hit by 182 more Ofcom complaints after horrified viewers slammed the Down's Syndrome abortion storyline.The popular ITV soap opera has seen characters Laurel Thomas, played by Charlotte Bellamy, and Jai Sharma, played by Chris Bisson, fall pregnant before deciding to terminate the pregnancy after finding out he or she could have Down's Syndrome – which means the baby would be born with an extra chromosome and would have some level of a learning disability.

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The first look at Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special is out, as the trailer and key art for the Dec. 4 event for Apple TV+ has been unveiled today.The show will feature Carey with Tiffany Haddish, Billy Eichner, Ariana Grande, Jennifer Hudson, Snoop Dogg, Jermaine Dupri, Misty Copeland and Mykal-Michelle Harris, as well as Carey’s nine-year-old twins, son Moroccan and daughter Monroe.

I'm A Celeb is being filmed at Gwrych Castle in Abergele, north Wales, instead of its usual home of the Australian jungle due to the coronavirus pandem.And it has been an absolute ratings hit for ITV after more than14 million tuned in to the show's first episode when 12 famous faces entered camp.Since then, fans of the series have been following every move and were even bitterly disappointed when a recap show aired on Saturday night instead of a live visit to the castle.However, that hasn't

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! has already racked up more than 600 complaints, it has emerged.The ITV reality show started on 15 November and over the course of last week there were 607 complaints to media watchdog Ofcom.It’s thought most of the complaints related to trials using animals, a subject that frequently comes up in relation to the programme.According to Ofcom’s weekly report, the 16 November show drew the most complaints – 200.That instalment saw contestants Shane Richie and

They were the two biggest divas of their generation – and many people presumed they’d be rivals – but Mariah Carey, 50, says she loved working with Whitney Houston. The two singers sang perfectly together on “When You Believe,” the 1998 song from the animated film, The Prince of Egypt.

Shane Richie has revealed how a runner he made a cup of tea for when she was having a bad day in his early career helped him reboot his career in EastEnders years later.The 56-year-old actor - best known for playing Alfie Moon in the BBC soap - told his I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmates why it really does count to be nice to people on the way up.Richie revealed: “Jump back 25 years to the 80s and I’m doing warm-up on The Late Late Breakfast Show.

time of 8.45pm following Strictly Come Dancing, viewers were looking forward to seeing a range of unpleasant surprises for the celebs. However, many were left confused when Dec s tarted the show saying the episode wasn't live.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! camp had suffered an outbreak of Covid-19, during the airing of Saturday night’s episode.Instead of the usual live show, ITV instead aired a compilation episode showcasing some of the best clips and previously unseen footage from the past week of the competition.The change prompted many viewers whether the episode was a last-minute fix by the broadcaster caused by an outbreak of coronavirus in Gwrych Castle.“#Covid in the castle?!” wrote one viewer on

ITV after relocating to Gwrych Castle in Abergele.Ant and Dec have presented the show live from the Conwy estate each night since last Sunday.And although it only started recently, there's been a fair few standout moments this year already.This includes Vernon Kay earning himself a reputation for mentioning his celebrity encounters.He's name-dropped the likes of Tom Hanks so far and even met Brad Pitt in a supermarket once.I'm a Celebrity viewers quickly picked up on the habit and have now

If anybody can be described as iconic, it’s George Clooney.