Normal People and Dr Tony make the list of top topics that got us Tweeting in 2020

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefAs our cover package underscores, 2020 will be a year to remember in so many profound ways — both for the world at large and the industry we cover.Looking back, we will not forget the shock of Tom Hanks’ March 11 announcement on Instagram that he and his wife, Rita Wilson, had tested positive for the coronavirus — becoming the first celebrities in Hollywood’s backyard (though the couple was in Australia at the time) to divulge they had been stricken by the deadly

Home and Away actor Mick Innes has died aged 67 following a long-running long condition. Mick, who played Ron in the iconic Australian soap, passed away at his family home in Christchurch on Saturday 12 December.

pic.twitter.com/2IYFfx4kLoJust learning of the passing of another one of our legends in Country Music. I can’t imagine what this man went through as a Black Country Music artist trying to break into this business, but what a career he had.

Tis the time of year for “Best of…” lists. And while some might be reticent to share what music, for instance, they listened to during an unprecedented year like 2020, Billie Eilish has no such compunction.

Freeview showed 25 per cent of viewers surveyed stated that the reality series set in a North Wales castle instead of the usual Australian sunshine because of Covid rules provoked most of the year's TV talking points. With more people at home this year, the trend towards live TV has increased, as viewers have been using the shared experience of watching shows in real-time to help them feel connected to friends and family across the country.

Billie Eilish has revealed some of her top songs of the year, giving a special shout out to The Strokes and their latest album ‘The New Abnormal‘.Speaking to Australian broadcaster triple j in promotion of their annual public-voted countdown, The Hottest 100, Eilish shared a list of nine songs from the past year that she loved.They include The Strokes’ ‘At The Door’, James Blake‘s ‘Are You Even Real?’ Phoebe Bridgers‘ ‘Savior Complex’, Jorja Smith‘s ‘By Any Means’ and Dominic Fike‘s ‘Chicken

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! producers are considering whether to have the show return to Wales for another series. Ant and Dec introduce Tuesday evening’s ‘Cart-Astrophy’ trialThe final of this year’s show, which was set at a derelict castle in north Wales rather than the Australian jungle, saw more than 10 million viewers tune in to see Giovanna Fletcher crowned Queen of the Jungle.

I'm a Celebrity. . . Get Me Out Of Here! final spoilers. This year's I'm a Celebrity was a risk – taking the show away from its home in the hot Australian jungle and moving it to a cold Welsh castle was certainly different.

breathtaking scenery and stunning Gwrych Castle where camp is based. There have been many show changes due to the location switch, including wetsuits and gloves in the Celebrity Cyclone challenge which airs tonight.

A pandemic. Murder hornets.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!'s final air date was revealed recently. The hit show, which now sees a star eliminated each night, is in full swing in North Wales, after moving from its usual tropical setting of Australia to the colder climes.

BBC Radio DJ Jordan North is still leading as favourite to win I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, while author Giovanna Fletcher’s odds have been slashed again. Vernon Kay has also made a leap closer to the frontrunner position, with current odds of 6/1, according to Ladbrokes. North is one of the celebrity contestants taking part in this year’s show, which is set at a derelict Welsh castle instead of the usual Australian bush.What time does I’m a Celebrity start and finish tonight?Other

viewers have began to panic a major part of the show won't be going ahead. Each year the famous aqua challenge, named the Celebrity Cyclone, sees the four camp finalists dress up as superheroes and try to walk up a huge water slide whilst being pelted with obstacles.The challenge always proves a struggle for celebrities but ITV fans love it and it has become tradition since it first aired from the Australian jungle in 2006.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.