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As Saturday Night Takeaway got underway once again this week, viewers at home were left complaining mere moments into the show, as they struggled to understand what this week’s guest announcer was saying. The popular ITV entertainment show kicked off with guest announcer Big Zuu, who promptly introduced fans at home to iconic Geordie duo Ant and Dec. However not everyone was keen on his unique voice, with many even questioning who the star was in the first place.

Jon Stewart faced off with an Oklahoma state senator on gun regulation and the Second Amendment, calling out the lawmaker for “hypocrisy at its highest order” for his contradictory stances.In a sit-down for his Apple TV+ series “The Problem With Jon Stewart” airing Friday, the host confronted Oklahoma State Sen. Nathan Dahm on his views about regulating guns and the idea that more guns make the country safer.Dahm has written multiple bills loosening gun restrictions, including the nation’s first anti-red flag law against restricting gun access to those deemed dangerous.The Republican lawmaker stood his ground on the fact that the Second Amendment’s right to bear arms is the only one that the Constitution says “shall not be infringed,” to which Stewart shot back that it’s also the only one that uses the phrase “well regulated.” “Just for clarity’s sake, I’m not against the Second” Stewart said.

The Northern Lights have returned to skies above large swathes of Scotland tonight (Monday, Fenbruary 27), for the second night running.

Shannon Adams is showing off his physique.

Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway viewers were left unimpressed on Saturday's episode after an "uncomfortable" prank aired on the ITV show. The Geordie duo are known for pranking people on the hit show, including celebrities, and the pair had teamed up with guest Amy, who wanted to prank her partner Liam, a serial prankster.

with a bang.On February 25, the 32-year-old Berlinale jury president arrived on the red carpet for the festival's closing ceremony wearing a sheer gown with knitted black accents, including strategically. placed pockets.

Kristen Stewart has served one look after another while acting as the jury president at the Berlinale International Film Festival, and her latest look is perhaps her most daring yet.

Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway fans were left distracted on Saturday's episode as the ITV show decided to surprise guest Liam. Liam's partner Amy had decided to surprise her partner as he is known for his pranks and the duo's date, which was across the road, was gatecrashed by a mischievous Ant and Dec.

Rod Stewart visited his local NHS hospital in Harlow, Essex yesterday (February 24) and paid for a day’s worth of MRI scans to help reduce the waiting lists.The artist said he wanted to prove that he wasn’t “all mouth and no trousers” amid his recent comments about the state of the NHS. He also said he wanted to pay for scans elsewhere in the UK.According to the Princess Alexandra Hospital’s chief operating officer, Stephanie Lawton, Stewart’s donation cut their waiting list for MRI scans by 10 per cent.

Kristen Stewart is standing up for a second silent demonstration during the 2023 Berlinale Film Festival.

Rod Stewart is in the mood for celebration. The "Maggie May" rocker was seen in a rare Instagram post attending his pregnant daughter Ruby Stewart’s baby shower. Ruby's mother, Kelly Emberg, shared the images to her Instagram account on Monday.

Sir Rod Stewart treated himself to some beauty therapy on Tuesday afternoon just hours after his eldest son Sean tied the knot to wife Jody Weintraub.

Sean Stewart, the eldest son of Rod Stewart, reportedly married his girlfriend Jody Weintraub in Las Vegas earlier this month. A source told People that the 42-year-old entrepreneur proposed to Jody during a Las Vegas trip on Valentine's Day, and the pair immediately went to the courthouse to tie the knot that same evening. "Sean asked her while they were out to dinner at Catch.

Congrats are officially in order. Mama June Shannon tied the knot with her husband, Justin Stroud, for the second time on Saturday, February 18, in Panama City, Florida.

Alexander Stewart is a name you're going to want to get used to.

Mama June Shannon and Justin Stroud have said «I do» again!ET has the exclusive first-look photos of Mama June and Stroud tying the knot Saturday in an oceanfront ceremony in Panama City, Florida.This was an intimate ceremony, so those who didn't get an invite can catch the momentous event when it's featured in the May 5 premiere of on WE tv.While the couple quietly got married at a courthouse in Georgia nearly a year ago, this ceremony at the SpringHill Suites included all of June's family — daughters Alana «Honey Boo Boo» Thompson, Lauryn «Pumpkin» Efird, Jessica «Chubbs» Shannon and Anna «Chickadee» Cardwell, as well as June's grandchildren Stella, Sylus and Bentley.It wasn't lost on June that the family reunion on her big day was also its own milestone.«This was the first time the family had all been together since 2014,» Mama June tells ET, «so it was really special to get married in a place where my family and I have had so many memories!»The 43-year-old donned a wedding gown from David's Bridal and Stroud, 34, opted for a tuxedo from E&S Formal in Montgomery, Alabama. To top off the look, Stroud threw on a pair of Jordans.«We wanted to have a small and very intimate wedding, so we didn’t have any groomsmen or bridesmaids,» Mama June added.

Rainbow Six Siege operator Grim is currently planned for a rework, according to a round table on game balance and onboarding at Ubisoft’s HQ, along with remarks from NME’s interview with Siege’s creative director Alex Karpazis.Grim hasn’t made much of an impact in Rainbow Six Siege since his addition in Operation Brutal Swarm back in August 2022, and comments from the balancing round table have shown that the Siege developers are keen to look at how they can make him more interesting, admitting that while Grim is viable in high-level post-plant situations, but that “this operator needs to be viable at multiple times”Karpazis talks a little bit more about the approach the development team takes to reworks. “First we listen to the community,” said Karpazis.

NME was not shown any more information on how these operators might be equipped or the gadgets they might entail.Brava will join Brazillian colleagues Capitao and Caviera, while there are already two Korean operators in Dokkabei and Vigil. However, there hasn’t been a Swedish operator in the game since the original franchise’s Annika Lofquist – a deep cut if Ubisoft were to bring her back – and there has never been a Portuguese operator, so it’s a chance for players from those countries to play operators from those two places.At the Rainbow Six Siege world championship the Six Invitational, a heap of information on both new operation Commanding Force and Ubisoft’s upcoming plans for the next year has been revealed.

Rainbow Six Siege, with a rework arriving in the Year 8, Season 4 operation. It will be the biggest change to shield operators since the game’s launch, and NME spoke to Siege creative director Alex Karpazis at the Six Invitational to find out what’s changing.Karpazis points to shields as one of the standout features of Siege and something that really differentiated it at launch, but said that while the fantasy is about a super powerful force shaping the battlefield around them, in reality it’s “two operators dancing around each other super awkwardly, and we strip these elite operators from any of their fun and engaging tactical choices.”The rework will empower shield users, but rather than empowering them to be the godless killing machine that was shield-wielded attacker Blitz in 2018, here shield operators will be buffed to help with the role the development team on Siege had them planned for: protecting and observing.“At the moment we’re playing around with shield operators tucking in behind their shield, so there’s no hip fire on them anymore, but you can free look to have better situational awareness.” explains Karpazis.

The BAFTAs 2023 will take place tonight, and cinephiles around the UK will be buckling down to watch the most prestigious event in the country’s film industry. The British Academy of Film and Television Arts celebrate the ingenuity and creativity of film and the people who bring them to life, not just in the UK but from around the world.