I’m A Celebrity unveils new spin-off show after Extra Camp axed

After plenty of speculation as to if it would go ahead or not, I’m a Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here has finally returned, and there are a few changes.Instead of the usual jungle scenes in Australia, hosts Ant and Dec, along with the whole slew of new celebs are stationed in a castle in Wales.However, for the most part, the series will stay the same as viewers will see the celebrities undertake gruelling trials and fun-filled challenges to win food and treats in the lead up to one of them being

ITV has confirmed that one of the stars taking part in this year’s series of I’m A Celebrity has tested positive for Covid-19.Due to the coronavirus pandemic, producers have made big changes to the show, not least moving it from its usual location in the Australian jungle to a castle in Wales.With a week to go until the new series launches, ITV has confirmed reports that one of the stars has contracted coronavirus.They told Radio Times in a statement: “We can confirm that one member of the cast

Katie Holmes is covering Vogue Australia‘s November issue in a futuristic, sexy shoot and her boyfriend Emilio Vitolo Jr. couldn’t be more excited.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! will be unveiled by presenters Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefViacomCBS Networks International has announced that Jarrod Villani will join Beverley McGarvey, chief content officer and executive VP, as co-lead of ViacomCBS in Australia and New Zealand.As chief operating and commercial officer and co-lead with McGarvey, from early next year, Villani will be responsible for all the combined company’s commercial activities and operations in both markets.

In July 2001, The Strokes toured Australia. Then an extremely hyped buzz band, the tour saw the Julian Casablancas-led group opening for the massive Australian band You Am I, filling in for another New York band called The Mooney Suzuki, who had pulled out due to the injury of one of the band members.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! will go ahead as planned this year despite Wales being placed under a "fire break" lockdown.The hit ITV show — fronted by Ant and Dec — will be filmed in Wales' Gwrych Castle this year after the coronavirus pandemic has left the crew unable to film in its usual location of Australia.

Abergele next month after relocating from Australia. And as reported by the Mirror, it'll now be complimented by a new spin off, to be hosted by Vick Hope.

AC/DC‘s Angus Young has said that he chose not to include his late brother Malcolm’s guitar tracks on the band’s new album out of respect.The Australian rock icons are set to release their seventeenth album ‘Power Up’, with Angus previously confirming that it will feature a wide selection of ideas which were envisaged by his brother before the end of his dementia battle in 2017.But in a new interview with Spain’s RockFM, he admitted that including actual recordings of his brother’s guitar lines

EastEnders actress Jessica Plummer has reportedly signed up to star in the upcoming series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Jessica, 28, played Chantelle Atkins in the BBC soap until her character was killed last months in a devastating domestic abuse storyline.It has now been reported the mum of one will be taking part in the new I'm a Celeb series, which is set in Wales for the first time ever as COVID-19 restrictions ruled out the usual Australian set.

ITV next month.The reality series will this year be based at Gwrych Castle in Abergele due to the Covid-19 pandemic.It's previously been filmed within a jungle setting in Australia since the first series debuted in 2002.The relocation means this year's winner will be the first to be crowned King or Queen of the Castle.And fans are thinking that the upcoming series could also undergo changes to its jungle theme.The show is expected to have a medieval element, in keeping with the setting of Gwrych

Naman Ramachandran “Man Enough,” the New Zealand version of Australian documentary format “Man Up,” which tackles male mental health issues, is due to land on TVNZ 1 this month.Fronted by “Celebrity Treasure Island” host Matt Chisholm, the series (2 x 44′) is backed by men’s health charity Movember and was produced by Wellington-based production outfit Gibson Group during the COVID-19 pandemic.In the series, Chisolm sets out on a personal journey into the world of masculinity, on a mission to