I'm a Celebrity's Ian Wright says he felt "let down" by the show

I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star Emily Atack is moving up in the world, as she has just landed her own show on ITV2.The former Inbetweeners star – who became a household name after her stint in the jungle in 2018 – will perform stand-up comedy and sketches about life as a young woman in her new series.The Emily Atack Show – which will air later this year – will be made up of six episodes, each on a different theme including Dating, Going Out, Friends, Family, Image and Adulting.

MasterChef UK's first ever blind contestant Amar Latif has proven himself to be an immediate hit with fans, but the Celebrity MasterChef star originally turned down the BBC series.After impressing viewers with his debut in yesterday's (July 15) episode, Amar has revealed that he had no interest in taking part on the show when he was first approached by bosses.

Celebrity MasterChef continues tonight (July 15) with another crop of chef wannabes hoping to impress judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace.In the kitchen and hoping to secure his spot in the next round will be Amar Latif, the show's ever first blind contestant.Talking to Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes on This Morning, TV presenter and entrepreneur Amar confirmed he doesn't have extra time to cook on the show."Initially I thought, 'This is terrible, I can't see.

#celebritygogglebox watching bake off the professionals is making me scream." Another tweeted: "This Bake Off stuff is not good for my anxiety!"A third added: "Jesus Christ, I’m glad I don’t watch bake off the professionals - got enough stress in my life without worrying about sugar ffs!"

Ian Wright has said he regrets appearing on I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! because he does not feel his real self came across.The 56-year-old former footballer and sports presenter took part in the nineteenth series of the ITV jungle reality show last year and says he feels bosses let him down through editing of the show.Wright told Red Magazine: "To be totally honest, if I could take that time back I would."They let me down by not showing the whole picture of who I am.

Charlie's Angels movie—telling that Amy Pascal used "stereotypes of how to be more convincing as a Black character" during a meeting.

Thandie Newton is explaining why she passed on a major film role In a new profile for , the 47-year-old biracial British actress opens up about the sexism and racism she's faced in Hollywood, including an audition she had for the 2000 hit action film . «One of the biggest movies I didn’t end up doing was because the director said to me, 'I can’t wait for this.

The 2000 movie “Charlie’s Angels” very nearly starred British actress Thandie Newton until her interactions with former studio head Amy Pascal and director McG led her to drop out.

Michaela Coel isn’t about to give away the rights to her creation.

If the #MeToo movement, Time’s Up, and the recent BLM protests have proven anything over the past several years, it’s that society can be a pretty terrible place for those who are women and People of Color. And in the case of Thandie Newton, a Golden Globe-nominated actress, she’s apparently had to face issues due to both her ethnicity and her gender, as she revealed in a new, incredible interview over at Vulture.