This Morning's Alison Hammond says her new TV documentary is the "proudest moment" of her career

Having tied up her term on Britain’s Got Talent last week, Amanda Holden is wasting no time getting back in the saddle and intends to keep her seat warm. Her latest role will see her star in BBC One’s brand-new mystery music game show I Can See Your Voice.

Alison Hammond, Amanda Holden and Jimmy Carr have been announced as the celebrity panellists for BBC One’s new singing-based game show I Can See Your Voice.The eight-part series will be hosted by Paddy McGuinness and the panel will be helped out by a different pop star each week.The BBC said:I Can See Your Voice will see two players aiming to win a cash prize by guessing who can and can’t sing from a group of mystery singers standing before them.

Jon Bon Jovi revealed he took extra precautions when writing his song “American Reckoning” because he considers himself a "poster boy" for white privilege.  In the song released in July, he discussed Black Lives Matter protests, referenced George Floyd’s murder and talked police brutality. The single was a part of Bon Jovi’s new album “2020,” released earlier this month.

The former Minnesota police officer charged in the killing of George Floyd will be allowed to leave the state due to safety concerns while he awaits trial, a judge ruled Friday.  A Hennepin County judge said Friday that the state Department of Corrections provided evidence of "safety concerns" since Derek Chauvin's release from jail this week.The type of evidence was not disclosed.

This Morning regular has left the comfort of the studio for a one-off documentary called Back to School.Airing on ITV as part of Black History Month, the doc follows Alison as she goes on the ultimate school trip.The presenter travels the length of Britain to visit key historical sites -  from Hadrian's Wall to Hampton Court - re-examining the history taught in schools but from a different angle.Alison will be given an insight into the significance of black people in Britain's history by experts

This Morning has had it's fair share of awkward moments and none more so than today when Holly Willoughby was left shocked after thinking Alison Hammond had called her 'Miss Piggy'.The exchanged happened shortly before the show went on air on Tuesday, with Alison, 45, complimenting Holly, 39, on her denim dress and saying she resembled 60s supermodel Twiggy. However, awkwardly, Holly thought she said she looked like Muppets character, Miss Piggy.

October marks Black History Month, where we celebrate Black culture and pay homage to forgotten historical figures.To mark the month, a series of TV shows featuring some of our favourite stars will be hitting our screens. Alison Hammond is going back in time to learn all about key black historical figures who have been forgotten from our history books in her brand new documentary, Back To School.

Denzel Curry has released a Bandcamp-exclusive single, ‘Live From The Abyss’.The track is a furious diatribe on the social and political climate of 2020, sampling a news broadcast on the June Minneapolis protests in the wake of George Floyd’s murder and clocking in at just under two minutes long.“I don’t fuck with my president/ Tried to block all Mexicans/ If he hear this message/ Please don’t send swat to my residence,” Curry raps on the track.All net proceeds from the digital single until the

Donald Glover just revealed he’s now the dad of three sons after welcoming a new baby, named Donald, during the quarantine. The 37-year-old Atlanta actor and musician quietly announced the news during a recent interview with GQ.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond made a hilarious blunder while preparing for a Halloween segment on Wednesday's show (September 30).Alison, who was dressed up as a witch, was preparing to give viewers some 'haunting Halloween ideas' as October approaches.