Listen to Dave Grohl praise teachers in the first audio edition of ‘Dave’s True Stories’

her own ITVBe show on the way and starring roles in Celebs Go Dating and TOWIE under her belt, Olivia Attwood has become something of a reality TV veteran since first rising to fame on the third series of Love Island back in 2017.It was recently revealed that she’s one of the most popular Love Island contestants of all time but it turns out Olivia’s experience on the show could have been completely different.

Foo Fighters’s Dave Grohl has teamed up with Inara George of the Bird and the Bee for a new duet rendition of her track, ‘Sex in Cars’ – you can listen below.The song originally appears on George’s latest solo three-song project, ‘The Youth of Angst’, and is part of a series of releases for her ‘Road Angel Project’, which is raising money for the Sweet Relief’s COVID-19 fund. It is set to be released on September 4.The fund has been set up to aid people in the music industry, including

David Robb Labor EditorThe onscreen exploits of stuntwomen, and their off-screen battles for fair and equal treatment, is explored in Stuntwomen: The Untold Hollywood Story, a new documentary from director April Wright for Shout! Studios that debuts September 22 on digital platforms.Narrated by Fast & Furious franchise star Michelle Rodriquez and based on Mollie Gregory’s 2015 best-seller, the film chronicles the lives of women who perform the stunts in some of Hollywood’s biggest action

Metro, a BBC spokesperson said: "CBBC is proud to reflect all areas of children’s lives, including age appropriate representation of same sex relationships, across our factual and fictional output." Just last year, Strictly Come Dancing featured a same-sex dance routine between Johannes Radebe and Graziano Di Prima - however the show didn't go as far as ITV rival Dancing On Ice.

Dave Grohl is raising his hand for teachers. In a new audio episode of his "Dave's True Stories" series, which debuted on Wednesday (July 22), he offers a nearly nine-minute homage to educators entitled "In Defense of Our Teachers." The love note to the teachers -- like his mom, Virginia, who taught in public schools in their Ohio hometown for three decades -- is the spoken-word version of an essay Grohl penned for The Atlanticon Tuesday.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl is fighting for teachers!

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl issued a lengthy statement in which he criticized President Trump and his administration over plans to reopen schools amid the coronavirus pandemic. The musician recorded himself seemingly reading from a written statement in which he explained that he has a special place in his heart for America’s teachers given that his mother spent 35 years as an educator.

Foo Fighters’ founder Dave Grohl is incredibly passionate about education — most importantly, the people who are teaching the next generation. In the first audio clip from his series Dave’s True Stories, entitled In Defense Of Our Teachers, the rockstar, 51, explained his regret for missing out on most of his high school experience while advocating for educators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Dave Grohl is speaking up on behalf of teachers.

Dave Grohl is raising his hand for teachers. In a new audio episode of his "Dave's True Stories" series, which debuted on Wednesday (July 22), he offers a nearly 9-minute homage to educators entitled "In Defense of Our Teachers."

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorDave Grohl has spoken out in defense of teachers as the Trump administration continues its “daunting and evermore politicized question of reopening our schools in the coronavirus pandemic.”In the first audio version of the Foo Fighters founder’s “Dave’s True Stories” series, Grohl — whose mother (pictured with him above) was a public school teacher — says:“Every teacher has a ‘plan.’ Don’t they deserve one too? My mother had to come up with three separate lesson

A #MeToo activist said in a court document released Friday that she was "misquoted and misused" by a British tabloid newspaper in an article that accused Johnny Depp of physically abusing his ex-wife, Amber Heard. Depp is suing News Group Newspapers, publisher of The Sun, and the paper's executive editor, Dan Wootton, at the High Court in London over the April 2018 article, which called him a "wife-beater." He strongly denies abusing Heard.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorFox Entertainment’s AVOD service Tubi has named Carolyn Forrest as Senior Vice President, General Counsel, reporting to Tubi CEO Farhad Massoudi and based in San Francisco.Forrest, most recently Vice President, Legal Affairs, for Fox Television Stations, will serve as the service’s chief legal officer, overseeing its business affairs and legal team and advising on broad-ranging media law-related issues.“Carolyn combines vast knowledge across the industry with a

Ringo Starr has marked his 80th birthday with a livestream featuring a series of appearances from some of his famous friends.The Beatles drummer is known for marking each birthday with a charity event in Hollywood, but coronavirus meant that he was forced to stage it from home for the first time.With Starr leading proceedings from his drum kit, the event saw cameos from the likes of Dave Grohl, Joe Walsh, Sheryl Crow and Elvis Costello – who all performed a selection of Beatles covers.After