Nicola Coughlan reveals how coronavirus has affected third series of Derry Girls

'The Circle' is officially returning for a third series and getting a celebrity special. The Channel 4 reality series - which sees contestants communicate over a social media platform with the choice of using their real identity or fake profile - will be back on screens next year with famous faces competing in the popularity contest.

Matthew Carey Long before Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin became household names, before Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness turned into one of the most successful documentary series of all time, directors Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaiklin embarked on something they little suspected would become a cultural mega-hit.“We sort of thought it was our own little story that maybe a few people would be interested in, and we were certainly fascinated by it,” Chaiklin recalls.

Loose Women star Carol McGiffin, has spoken about the importance of mental health during the lockdown. The 60-year-old has recently revealed that the lockdown has taken a toll on her mind and it is the first time that she had felt the need to seek help.

Nicola Sturgeon has said she is optimistic that in 10 days Scotland could be in a position to move to the next phase of easing lockdown restrictions.The First Minister reminded Scots the virus is “in retreat, but not gone” and added the country was at a “crucial juncture” where it could yet “roar back with a vengeance”.The SNP leader was speaking after it was revealed that no new deaths from Covid-19 had been recorded north of the Border for the second day in a row.But she warned that further

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorLos Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer reported on Friday that 11% of all positive coronavirus cases are hospitalized, which is slightly down. A more concerning number, she said, is that 1,488 people with confirmed cases are currently hospitalized.

RTE Radio 1’s Ray Darcy Show in advance of the screening.The cast have plenty to celebrate because the show has been nominated for a BAFTA for best scripted comedy alongside some big hitters in TV – this was a good year for comedy so there is tough competition.Saoirse admits that the cast are ‘buzzing’ following the nomination saying, ‘It’s a real credit to Lisa’s amazing writing once again.’Derry Girls will go up against Sharon Horgan’s Catastrophe, Phoebe Waller Bridge’s Fleabag and Stath Lets

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has revealed her plans to renew her wedding vows with husband Mark Adderley have had to change due to the coronavirus pandemic. The panellist, who on Wednesday, was originally planning to have a big party in Greece.

As anyone who watched her explosive appearances on Celebrity Big Brother and I’m A Celeb will know, whenit comes to Nicola McLean, what you see is what you get. But when we chat to the reality star this time, the topic of conversation is a sensitive one.

For Mental Health Awareness month, Camila Cabello gave fans a glimpse of a side of herself that they have never seen. In an essay published by WSJ Magazine on May 28, the “Havana” singer, 23, opened up about her daily struggle with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder, detailing that what she posts on her Instagram account doesn’t always equal what’s going on her life.

Nicola McLean has been making the most out of lockdown, dubbing it a 'staycation' while enjoying the sunshine in her back garden and posing up a storm inside.The mum of two, who moved into her swanky new London pad in late 2019, has shared glimpses inside the gorgeous property which has a cinema room, pool table and stunning spiral staircase. Before lockdown was officially announced Nicola and her footballer husband Tom Williams welcomed OK! Magazine in for an exclusive tour.

For regular people, it’s easy to believe that actors and celebrities have always had their lives together, however, this isn’t always the case.

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U.S. sales of vinyl albums have risen for 14 consecutive years, to $504 million in 2019. But extending that streak could be a tall order—and not just because the coronavirus pandemic has shuttered many record stores for months. The couple of dozen or so vinyl record pressing plants that still exist in the United States have been hit hard too.