Jason Manford and Kelvin Fletcher give sneak peek at Death in Paradise filming

The Walking Dead returns Sunday for one night only to finish out the original run of Season 10 with a special episode that got postponed due to the pandemic. "A Certain Doom" will mark the end of the Whisperer War, as Beta (Ryan Hurst) mounts one last attack on the survivors, who are barricaded in an abandoned hospital that's being stormed by walkers and Whisperers.

Stranger Things left us seriously hanging after its epic Season 3 finale and that shocking mid-credits scene. The tantalizing peek at what's to come opened the gate to more Upside Down intrigue and left us wondering if Hawkins' chief of police was really history. Now, we know the answer to that cliffhanger, plus a few other details about what's to come in Stranger Things 4. Read on to find out everything we know about Stranger Things Season 4 so far.Production has resumed. Like many shows,

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine 's Ben Miller has opened up about his experience on the show in an interview with EM-Con - and he might well have let it slip what Jason Manford's role will be in season ten!While discussing the series, the star,, revealed that everyone wanted to play 'the victim' in an episode of the crime drama, as it essentially meant a two-week holiday in the Caribbean! \He explained: "Once the series became popular it was easier to get people to be in it, but one of the

“Away” is one of Netflix’s hit new shows but Hilary Swank is opening up about the difficulty of playing Commander Emma Green, on a mission to Mars.

Stacey Silva and her Albanian fiancé, Florian Sukaj, officially decide on a fast-tracked wedding date in the Sunday, September 27, episode of TLC’s 90 Day Fiancé spinoff Darcey & Stacey.“We’re in a pandemic in lockdown. The court houses are closing, so Florian and I decided we are going to move the wedding date up and get married tomorrow,” Stacey, 46, explains in Us Weekly’s exclusive sneak peek of the episode.

, and ET will be liveblogging all of the night's biggest moments, best dances and the very first elimination of season 29!Ahead of Tuesday night's show, ABC unveiled a sneak peek look of the comedic cold open, which features new host Tyra Banks teaching the celebrity contestants how to «smize.» Tyra coined the term, which means «smiling with your eyes,» while hosting .«Hello, celebrities, it's Tyra,» the model says at the beginning of the video.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine is notoriously private about her personal life but on Friday she let fans get a glimpse inside her beautiful, vibrant home.The Hollywood star, 52,  was part of a virtual table read of and the Zoom session took place in the homes of the celebrity cast. Julia read her role from a room  and showcased her choice of decor. Behind her was a colourful picture hung on a white wall.

2020 Emmys nominee “The Masked Singer.” Fox’s singing competition sensation returns for Season 4 on Wednesday, Sept.

 The 100? TV Guide's exclusive sneak peek at this week's episode, "A Sort of Homecoming," shows the aftermath of Bellamy's (Bob Morley) death, and it will punch you right in the feels again.The sneak peek picks up right where we left off as Clarke (Eliza Taylor) comes out on the other side of the portal after killing Bellamy.

hereFigen said she missed his 'cackle of laughter' and the ability to 'make everyone feel he was their best friend'."I loved the fact he stood up for himself and who he believed he was," she added.Mr Murray told anecdotes about Martyn, describing how his relationship with his mother was 'really special'.He said Martyn could lose his house keys and once called from Nottingham at 2am with no money.He recalled 'drunken messages telling you he loved you'.Mr Murray said that when Martyn arrived in

Death in Paradise with Emmerdale and Strictly Come Dancing star Kelvin Fletcher.The comedian posted a picture on social media of himself and Fletcher aboard a plane – masked up – en route to Caribbean island Guadeloupe, where filming resumed in July.He also referenced criticism he'd received from the picture already, with regards to which way up he was wearing his mask and what class the TV stars were flying in."Please stop calling people out on 'wearing mask wrong' it is soooo boring!" he wrote

Soccer Aid viewers have criticised tonight's commentators for 'fat-shaming' some of the celebrities taking part in this year's charity football match. Once again raising funds for UNICEF, to help support disadvantaged children in more than 190 countries, Sunday's (September 6) game handed a Soccer Aid debut to a whole new bunch of celebrities and former professional footballers, including Jason Manford, Joel Dommett, Iain Stirling, Santan Dave, Kelly Smith MBE, Patrice Evra and David James.