Little Mix's Not A Pop Song eyes UK Top 40 debut

HBO Max is doing whatever it takes to fill out its growing library of “Max Originals.” Even if that means taking pre-existing shows from the UK, rebranding them as originals, and releasing them on the streaming service, such as with the new-ish show, “Two Weeks to Live.” READ MORE: ‘The Flight Attendant’ Trailer: Kaley Cuoco Is Accused Of Murder In HBO Max’s Upcoming Thriller Series As seen in the new trailer for “Two Weeks to Live,” the series follows the story of a young girl that has been

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBBC One’s Little Mix The Search has become the latest entertainment show to grind to a halt in the UK after an outbreak of coronavirus.The show, fronted by girl group Little Mix and made by ModestTV, has postponed this weekend’s episode after a “small number” of crew members tested positive for Covid-19. It will return October 24.Those affected are self-isolating, the show said in a statement.

HBO Max, the streaming-video hub of WarnerMedia, has acquired anticipated Studiocanal title “Possessions,” a psychological thriller series created by Shachar Magen (“Sirens”) and directed by BAFTA-nominated Thomas Vincent (“Bodyguard”).As an international Max Original, the series will be made available on the U.S. streaming platform in December.Commissioned for Canal Plus’s Creation Original and Israel’s Yes TV, the series was shot in Israel in French, Hebrew and English.

David Attenborough has been given a new honour from the Queen.

The X Factor has given us some great groups throughout the years including JLS, One Direction, and, of course, Little Mix. Little Mix were on the show back in 2011 (making us feel super old) and released their debut album DNA in 2012, which had the highest debut US chart position for a British girl group’s first release, breaking the record previously held by the Spice Girls.

straight to your inboxManchester City CEO Ferran Soriano suggested that there could be two problems solved in English football as a result of the Covid crisis.The pandemic has already had a serious impact on the game and there is disagreement between the UK government and the Premier League over how best to help out the clubs in lower divisions that are seriously struggling and who should bear the financial cost.Current social restrictions making it unlikely that fans will be allowed to attend

Following the sad news of Eddie Van Halen's death yesterday (Oct. 6) at the age of 65, fans will be flocking to streaming services to remember the amazing body of work that he created. But which songs of Van Halen's have stood the test of time with modern-day music listeners?

straight to your inbox every day, free Manchester United did not sign Jadon Sancho in the summer transfer window over concerns about the overall cost of such a deal in the coronavirus financial climate. United were prepared to invest a British record fee in order to land Sancho this summer but could not find a suitable compromise with Borussia Dortmund over the possible structure of a deal.

Little Mix star Jade Thirlwall has candidly revealed she once received therapy to help conquer her nerves with performing.The 27 year old Black Magic singer, who recently recalled the horrific racial abuse she received, opened up about her struggles with nerves during Little Mix: The Search. Earlier in the show, Jade joined her bandmates Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards to help find the UK’s next biggest band on Saturday 3 October.

Evening Standard to mark the beginning of Black History Month in the United Kingdom, during which the couple declared the need to bring an end to structural racism within the country and abroad. For the appearance, Meghan wore a sleek, asymmetrical knit top by Haitian designer Victor Glemaud and brown leather trousers with her hair pulled back into her signature slicked-back bun.

If the Duchess of Sussex has proved anything throughout her style evolution over the years, it's that she's always a conscious dresser. Meghan joined her husband, Prince Harry, for a joint interview with the Evening Standard to mark the beginning of Black History Month in the United Kingdom, during which the couple declared the need to bring an end to structural racism within the country and abroad.