Olivia Newton-John expresses her heartache after tragic loss

As I'm A Celebrity gets set to return, we're ready to see the new faces battle it out to become king or queen of the jungle. And while the celebrities change each year, one person remains the same in Wales...

Producers of the ITV show said they had come into the 2021 series with "more ambition" and set out to make it "much tougher" for the contestants. The flagship series is returning to Gwrych Castle near Abergele in North Wales for a second year due to ongoing coronavirus travel restrictions, preventing filming at its usual location in the Australian jungle.

I'm A Celebrity looks to be the toughest series yet, and the trials are said to be the most gruelling we've seen so far.

Stars of this year's I'm A Celebrity are in for the 'toughest series yet' with a brand new set and more gruesome trials than ever before.

Get the latest I'm a Celebrity news here Read more : Phillip Schofield's bizarre I'm a Celebrity confession as he rules out show The main I'm a Celebrity campsite looks largely the same as viewers will remember from the 2020 series - a far cry from the warm Australian jungle where the show usually takes place. However, there are some new add-ons that will make their debut at the beginning of the series.

I'm A Celebrity has released a first look at the 2021 Gwrych Castle's "toughest" camp yet complete with the show's iconic red telephone box. Other details include the castle privy, which has replaced the "dunny" used in the Australian series, and the Clink, which is a new nightmarish setting for any "misbehaving" stars.

Big Brother VIP Hotel, but most remember him slogging it out as the fan-favourite on Australian Survivor in 2017 and Australian Survivor: Champions v Contenders in 2019.WATCH: Survivor's Luke Toki opens up about his familyEnding his first stint on Survivor in 7th place, Luke was determined to take home the crown two years later when he reappeared on the show for the Champions v Contenders season.Throughout his fight for the $500,000 prize money, Luke reiterated that he entered the competition

The show will air on Sunday, November 21 for its 21st series. However, contestants will not be taking part in Bushtucker Trials in Australia as the show returns to Wales.

The service is being attended by 500 mourners, with Bert's family, friends, former showbusiness colleagues and some of the biggest names in the Australian entertainment industry expected to be in among the crowd. 

Amazon Studios has boarded ITV’s forthcoming Succession-like drama Riches, with Them’s Deborah Ayorinde and Stephen’s Hugh Quarshie joining the cast as production kicks off in London.

Rebecca Davis editorChinese distributor CMC Pictures said Wednesday that it will release jingoistic Chinese war film “The Battle at Lake Changjin” in North America next week.The film is currently the highest grossing title in the world and in China so far in 2021, having already earned RMB5.60 billion ($877 million) in its home market alone.

Australian footballer Josh Cavallo, who came out as gay a fortnight ago, has shared his fears about playing at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, a country that punishes homosexuality with the death penalty. Qatar is ranked 143 out of 150 nations on the LGBTQ+ travel safety index, making it one of the most dangerous countries for LGBTQIA+ people to visit. Qatar enforces strict Sharia laws and punishes homosexuality with imprisonment, flogging and the death penalty.

Joan As Police Woman has announced a run of headline shows in 2022 across Australia and New Zealand.The artist – aka Joan Wasser – dropped her latest album, ‘The Solution Is Restless’ last Friday (November 5), a collaborative effort featuring The Invisible‘s Dave Okumu and drummer Tony Allen prior to his passing.On Allen, Wasser talked of their meeting in a press release.

Caution! Thirst trap ahead. Former Love Island contestant Justin Lacko bared all in a steamy Instagram photo posted on Sunday, The Daily Mail revealed.

Australian Story, Jana has explained how deeply her passion for reproductive health goes.WATCH BELOW: Jana Pittman reveals she is an egg donorJana spoke in depth last night about the experiences that led her to her current career in medicine, where she works in women’s reproductive health.Her exposure to the world of obstetrics led her to want to help others, and she decided to donate an egg to her close friends who were in a same-sex relationship.The couple gave birth to a daughter, Màili, via

Bert Newton was an Australian TV legend known for hosting shows including “Good Morning Australia” and the Logie Awards.Newton got his start on radio after dreaming of being a radio host since childhood. He moved to TV in the medium’s early days, rising to fame as the co-host of “In Melbourne Tonight” alongside Graham Kennedy, beginning in 1959.