The Circle is axed by Channel 4 as catfishing reality show ends after three series

Friends makes a return to TV screens today with a special reunion show airing on HBO and Sky. James Corden is the host of the one-off special, which sees the cast reminisce about their time on the show and welcome back some of the sitcom’s guest stars such as Tom Selleck, who played Monica’s boyfriend Richard.

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes are as in love as ever!

Can I Improve My Memory? – a full series based on a one-off special that aired in 2019. Hosted by The Great British Bake Off's Sandi Toksvig, the show will see five celebrities take part in a range of tests designed to improve their memory, which will be determined by how well they can remember hundreds of obscure facts about niche interests.

ended 20 years ago, which made it the franchise’s third consecutive series to run for seven seasons, following and. When the show came to a close, it marked the beginning of the end for a special era in Gene Roddenberry’s universe, which had flourished with the one-hour sci-fi dramas led by Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) and Captain Sisko (.

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After it was announced that This Is Us will end after 6 seasons, the fans have been shaken. Not only fans, but now the cast of the show is also expressing their distress over the upsetting news.

Wendy Williams didn’t mince words while discussing Ellen DeGeneres during her Hot Topics segment. The talk show host launched into a scathing rant about the comedian, who had been accused of fostering a hostile workplace months before she announced she was ending her show after 19 seasons. “You’ve been on TV for 19 years, you should be so lucky,” said Wendy on the May 13 episode of her show.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from the Thursday, May 13, episode of Mom.

After 19 seasons, Ellen DeGeneres’ daytime talk show is coming to an end.

End of an era. Ellen DeGeneres may be leaving her long-running daytime talk show duties, and while she’s “not short on” projects to keep her busy in the future, there’s no concrete plan set in motion yet.

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Paris Hilton is set to let fans in on her wedding plans in a new reality series. The 40-year-old businesswoman and socialite is currently engaged to Carter Reum, and will invite all her fans to her wedding as she lets the cameras in on the big day for a new reality show titled ‘Paris In Love’.

Ellen DeGeneres is making things official by announcing the end of The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday’s (May 13) program.

Paris Hilton don’t have to wait for their invitation to her wedding in the mail, because we’re all going to have the chance to see the festivities from start to finish in her new series.

Kim Zolciak isn’t mourning the cancellation of Bravo’s Don’t Be Tardy because she’s already planning her next reality show.