ITV Emmerdale's new character set to turn life 'upside down' for Anderson family after 'mysterious past'

This is the heartwarming moment when a chimpanzee survivor of a grisly laboratory experiment programme saw the sky in her new home for the first time. Vanilla the chimp looked delighted as she arrived at the sanctuary in Fort Pierce, Florida.

On the day before the cameras are set to start rolling, Raquel Leviss’ future on Vanderpump Rules still remains uncertain in the wake of her affair with costar Tom Sandoval.

Emmerdale have confirmed how Naomi Walters' will leave the ITV soap - and it's a sad storyline.

Christina Aguilera is in New York City and ready to celebrate Pride all weekend long!

Donald Trump’s trial on federal charges of withholding classified documents is scheduled to start on August 14, a date that is likely to change.

Tribeca Festival screening and talkback celebrating the movie’s 25th anniversary. Going long in a lively discussion moderated by Torell Shavone Taylor at the SVA theater in New York City, the two got candid about choreographing Stella’s sex scenes, casting at 20-something Taye Diggs to “fulfill the fantasy” and trusting an Oscar-winning scene partner like Whoopi Goldberg to hold the film together. The beloved romantic comedy from 1998 stars Bassett as Stella Payne, a 40-year-old businesswoman who takes a well-needed vacation in Jamaica, only to fall for a handsome man half her age, Winston Shakespeare (Diggs). Bassett explained that casting Diggs as Stella’s lover for the movie was key to its success — and that it was a tight race between he and two other actors.

Angela Bassett is a force of nature in Hollywood. Her talent, strength, and longevity in an industry known for its fleeting moments of fame speak to her relevance and influence. Her rise as a distinguished African American actress in Hollywood has had an impact on the entertainment industry and the representation of Black talent. Bassett’s breakthrough role came in 1993 when she played Tina Turner in What’s Love Got to Do With It. Her performance earned her a Golden Globe nomination. This performance was instrumental in breaking away from the tropes that plagued Black actresses in Hollywood, demonstrating that they could carry films of prestige. 

Emily Ratajkowski is hanging out with Orazio Rispo again!

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Actor Alex Newell made history at this year’s Tony Awards, becoming the first openly nonbinary performer to win an acting prize for their performance as Lulu in Jack O’Brien’s “Shucked.” “Thank you for seeing me Broadway,” Newell said. “I should not be up here as a queer, non-binary, fat, Black, little baby from Massachusetts. And to anyone that thinks that they can’t do it, I’m going to look you dead in your face that you can do anything you put your mind to.” Newell isn’t the only nonbinary actor nominated at the Tonys, with J. Harrison Ghee among the shortlisted performers for lead actor (musical) for their performance as Jerry/Daphne in Casey Nicholaw’s “Some Like It Hot.” Ghee and Newell already walked into the ceremony making history as the first nonbinary-identifying actors recognized.

Former Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard is searching for a new club after leaving Nottingham Forest.

Emmerdale fans were left scratching their heads over a new character who they compared to EastEnders icon Phil Mitchell. Viewers of the ITV soap saw village vicar Charles Anderson receive a mysterious phone call during Thursday night’s episode. After a short chat, Charles - played by Kevin Mathurin - was shown visiting a high-security prison.

Emmerdale fans finally found out the secret that Charles has been keeping to himself as new cast member Eddie Osei made his appearance in Thursday night's episode.

Emmerdale fans couldn't help but be slightly distracted as they were introduced to a new character. Thursday's hour-long episode (June 8) saw actor Eddie Osei join the cast of the ITV soap to play Victor, who has just been released from a lengthy prison sentence.

Emmerdale has revealed what Charles has been hiding - as a new face "turns his world upside down". Viewers have seen vicar Charles taking secret phone calls and even making a visit to a high security prison, but tonight it all became clear why he was there - and who he had come to meet. In shocking scenes, he was seen stood outside the prison as a man came over to speak to him.

Emmerdale welcomed a compelling addition to its cast on Thursday night's episode as actor Eddie Osei joined the hit ITV soap. Former EastEnders star Eddie made his debut as Victor, a man with a mysterious past and deep connections within the village.

California Governor Gavin Newsom will sit down for an interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity, on the heels of Newsom’s proposal for a 28th Amendment to the Constitution to address gun safety.

Fans of BBC’s EastEnders are convinced that they have worked out the Christmas storyline, as newcomer George Knight has candidly revealed to Phil Mitchell that he has a secret son.The new lover of Elaine Peacock, George, played by Colin Salmon, has arrived on Albert Square alongside his two daughters Anna and Gina (played by Strictly's Molly Rainford and newcomer Francesca Henry), to help Elaine run the legendary Queen Vic pub. Viewers were left stunned by the new revelation about George's son on Monday's episode, 5 June, and believe there is a twist on the way, just in time for the festive season.The identity of the son hasn’t been revealed and but fans think they could be seeing him on screen soon.

Former Scots Love Island star Laura Anderson is currently expecting to become a first-time mum with a baby girl this summer with her ex-partner Gary Lucy but has been open with her fans in many candid chats about "not feeling ready."

Emmerdale couple Manpreet Sharma (played by Rebecca Sarker) and Charles Anderson (Kevin Mathurin) are currently having to deal with the arrival of the vicar's mum, Claudette (Flo Wilson). Claudette has certainly made her presence known in the village and is making things very difficult for Charles. However, in official spoilers released by ITV, Charles is set to get a blast from his past.

Josh Dallas (series protagonist Ben Stone) thinks there’s enough gas in the tank to fuel another takeoff.“I believe [the series’ final episode] is … the perfect ending for these characters,” Dallas, 44, told The Post. “It’s terrifying, emotional and surprising.