Strictly bosses fear set could become 'sweaty mess' and spread coronavirus

Kim Kardashian is looking to elbow her way into Martha Stewart’s domain, with TMZ reporting that her attorneys have filed legal documents to trademark KKW Home.

brawl in Inverness that left three men injured. The 'violent disturbance' kicked off in Castle Street in the city on Saturday, August 29.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn the wake of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of Minneapolis police in May, an organization formed by music industry execs Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang under the name #TheShowMustBePaused began with a call for a single day shutdown soon grew into a movement that called for change across the entire industry.

Stockport council has come under fire for a ‘misogynistic’ tweet which urged people to treat coronavirus ‘like your mother-in-law’.The post - which also appeared on Facebook - was intended as a humorous way of getting the message about social distancing across.It read ‘the trick to social distancing is acting like your mother-in-law’s around every corner!’But some felt it was badly misjudged - particularly in light of evidence that domestic violence against women has soared during lockdown.The

one-and-done show, told the L.A. Times that a second season was going to be “Cherise-focused,” with Da’Vine Joy Randolph becoming the series lead.Ugh.

Queen Elizabeth‘s granddaughter Zara Tindall and her husband Mike took rapid Coronavirus tests and filmed it to show the public how easy it was. They both rested negative.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorIt’s known as the “Strictly curse” — Strictly Come Dancing’s record for disrupting relationships because celebrities fall for their professional partners.

When RM said BTS' goal with Dynamite was to make the world a more happy and positive place in 2020, he really wasn't lying. Just a while back, the septet dropped their new comeback single Dynamite which is an all-English song by the Korean boy group.

Naman Ramachandran The U.K. version of popular reality show “The Masked Singer,” broadcast on ITV, will film in September in front of live audiences, albeit with strict coronavirus restrictions, according to ticketing company SRO Audiences.“If selected to attend, we will send you detailed guidance and protocols devised to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infections in audience members and staff,” SRO says on its website.

Filming the “WAP” music video was very expensive for Cardi B.

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