ITV Corrie star looks incredible as she 'couples-up' with Pixie Lott and jokes about being on Love Island

From the villa to the nursery! Love Island UK aims to help British singles find their perfect match, and many have gone on to welcome children with — or without — their fellow contestants.

Love Island fans will be delighted to know that tonight's much-anticipated instalment will be slightly extended to capture all the drama, as viewers prepare for 'one of the best episodes' ever filmed.

Former Love Island star Malin Andersson looked radiant as she modelled a black bikini whilst soaking up the sun on a Spanish holiday in Palma De Mallorca this week. The 29 year old reality star, who appeared in the 2015 series of Love Island, looked happy and confident as she enjoyed the relaxing getaway four months after giving birth to her daughter Xaya. Malin modelled a black cut out two-piece as well as a magenta all-in-one swimsuit next to the pool, on the grass and in the shade of palm trees at the hotel resort that she was staying in.

Sam Thompson has convinced fans that he is heading into the Love Island villa after he shared that he was travelling to Majorca on Monday.The 29 year old documented himself jetting off to where the ITV dating series is set on Instagram Stories as he posted snaps of his Dior travel bag and boarding pass on a plane as it flew out of the country. Sam also posted a selfie of him sipping on a large Love Island water bottle with his name on it, leading followers to believe that he is appearing on the show in some capacity very soon.

Next week on Coronation Street Carla warns her husband Peter Barlow to think carefully about rejecting the life-changing sum of money on offer from twisted surgeon Dr Henry Thorne over rushing his liver transplant operation for a bet. His son Simon also points out to his dad that a hundred grand could change their lives forever.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Underscoring a push into more ambitious productions in Latin America, Star Plus, The Walt Disney Company’s year-old general entertainment and sports streaming service in the region, presented an early banner production, “Santa Evita,” at Conecta Fiction & Entertainment in a gala screening on June 22.Attendees of the Toledo, Spain-based forum got an exclusive preview of the pilot episode to the seven-part limited series, which is set to bow July 26 on Star Plus Latin America, Hulu in the U.S. and Disney’s Star label in the rest of the world.“Santa Evita” anticipates more “true life fiction” shows that Star Plus is developing, based on larger-than-life figures in Latin America’s culture and history.

Since arriving in the Love Island villa, bombshell Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu hasn't failed to keep viewers hooked. Recently, it was reported the actress slated her fellow islanders in a series of texts ahead of this year's series, as she joined a week later than everyone else.The 27 year old brunette was reportedly said to be unimpressed by her rivals, calling Gemma Owen a "baby". She also reportedly claimed there were "no fit" men or women in the Spanish villa.

Two Love Islanders were forced to pack up their bags and leave the Spanish island on Tuesday night, as the final sequence hinted that another bombshell could be set to cause yet another stir tomorrow. Following another explosive episode of the reality series, Amber Beckford and Ikenna Ekwonna were dumped from the villa, as contestants learned of the results of the latest savage public vote.

Amber Beckford is a 24-year-old Londoner who worked as a nanny before entering as a contestant in ITV2's Love Island in Majorca, Spain, in a quest to find love. But people think Amber could be the next contestant to be kicked out of the villa.

Daily Star exclusively reports. Having competed since a young age, Gemma has taken part in big competitions, she previously revealed.

EXCLUSIVE: BCDF Pictures has acquired film rights to Elena Armas’ 2022 New York Times bestseller The Spanish Love Deception, tapping Peter Hutchings (The Hating Game) to adapt it for the big screen.

Emiliano De Pablos Suggesting an appreciable recovery in the dynamism of international film markets, Madrid-based Latido Films has unveiled a raft of deals on its Cannes line-up, led by standout sales for Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s Cannes Premiere player “The Beasts.” The Spain-set rural thriller was acquired by Movies Inspired in Italy and Imagine in Benelux. Co-produced by Spain’s Arcadia Motion Pictures and Sorogoyen’s Caballo Films with France’s Le Pacte, “The Beasts” has also been taken by Kino Mediteran in former Yugoslavia territories and Transilvania Film in Romania.Meanwhile, fruit of Latido’s strengthening of its remake rights sales strategies, the company has optioned Mexican movie adaptation rights on Nicolás Postiglione’s drama “Immersion” to Paloma Negra Films and Whisky, as a French redo of Gastón Duprat’s Spanish-Argentine drama “Masterpiece” is moving into production.  Also, Latido is in advanced negotiations on further remake rights deals in France, Italy and Mexico, among other territories.“Our sales expectations are beginning to approach pre-pandemic levels,” said Antonio Saura, Latido Films managing director.“We saw a market with multiple signs of dynamism but, at the same time, we feel that less and less risks are being taken,” argued Juan Torres, head of international sales. “Projects with a commercial vocation today attract the attention of many buyers more quickly,” he explained. “On the other hand, films that are more fragile from a commercial point of view but which previously managed to find acceptance in various territories today seem destined more than ever for festivals or minor online exhibition,” he added.Regarding signs of dynamism, Saura points out, “we see that independent distributors,

Naman Ramachandran Wildlife and nature programmer Love Nature has launched FAST (free ad-supported streaming TV) service NatureTime. NatureTime will be available as a free streaming service in markets where the Love Nature brand is already established as a linear service. Content will be windowed in strategic ways to set each brand apart – i.e.