TV legend to join This Morning as ITV bosses aim to give show 'fresh new look’

In Richard Linklater’s “Hit Man,” truth proves stranger than fiction. Based on Skip Hollandsworth’s Texas Monthly piece of the same name from 2001, Linklater’s newest film follows Glen Powell as Gary Johnson, a man so good at pretending to be someone else he could convince clients he was a cold-blooded contract killer.

This Morning has left some viewers in disbelief after the show featured a special Christmas segment during Thursday's episode, which aired on the final day of August. Andi Peters and Rochelle Humes, who have been stepping in to host the show over recent weeks, failed to get viewers into the festive spirit, with many taking to social media to complain that it's far too early for Christmas preparations.The duo were joined by celebrity make-up artist and presenter Bryony Blake who told viewers: "We've come back from our summer holidays a little bit blue so I feel like all the shops are going, 'Come on guys there's still Christmas to look forward to.' "I think it's really sensible to pre-think things and you can buy stuff now and just keep it for that time so it's not too stressful because it can get quite stressful." Although not everyone was feeling Christmassy, with Rochelle admitting that it was still far too early for her to be getting into the festive spirit.

Rochelle Humes has sent a public 'appreciation post' to her husband Marvin after making a 'run down' admission. The presenter has been seen for the last couple of weeks fronting This Morning.

Rochelle Humes was temporarily left open-mouthed before she tried to hit back at co-host Andi Peters following his latest 'dig'. The pair were back at the helm of This Morning on Tuesday (August 29) as they continued to fill in for the show's main host Holly Willoughby before her return next week.

Holly Willoughby returned to This Morning on Friday after a lengthy summer break to discuss her upcoming TV cameo in Sunday's Midsomer Murders. The TV presenter, 42, made her brief comeback to This Morning - but this time starring in a show, rather than presenting - following a six-week break from the ITV daytime show last month for her annual summer holiday.

Holly Willoughby will return to This Morning after a lengthy summer break and time spent out of the spotlight following Phillip Schofield's explosive exit. The TV presenter, 42, is set to make a brief comeback on This Morning on Friday, 25 August following a six-week break from the ITV daytime show last month for her annual summer holiday.

Holly Willoughby will be seen in a different light this week as she makes her acting debut on an ITV drama. Viewers are used to seeing Holly, 42, front This Morning alongside several co-hosts including Josie Gibson, Craig Doyle and Alison Hammond since Phillip Schofield stepped down from the programme earlier this year.

This Morning chef Clodagh McKenna is renovating her new London pad and is providing updates along the way, showing off the stunning space.The Irish TV presenter, 48, recently took to Instagram to share the news that she has begun renovating her new London home by "gutting out the whole space and redoing all of the layout". With a "real love" for interior design, the TV star is eager to share the journey over the next few months as the spacious home which boasts spacious rooms and a rooftop garden receives a complete makeover.

William Earl The National’s headlining show at New York’s Madison Square Garden on Friday felt like the culmination of a 20-plus-year grassroots campaign of devotees growing the base one person at a time. After all, nothing about the Brooklyn-by-way-of-Ohio quintet is radio-friendly: Frontman Matt Berninger sings brooding tales about shattered relationships and the creep of death in a rich baritone, while brothers Aaron and Bryce Dessner play knotty guitar lines over the thumping rhythm section of bassist Scott and drummer Bryan Devendorf, also brothers.

As Andi Peters and Josie Gibson took to the This Morning couch on Thursday morning to present the daytime magazine show, viewers appeared impressed with their work and are hoping the duo bag regular slots. While the latter has been fronting the show this week alongside other co-presenters, she was joined by guest host Andi for this instalment - who often can be seen filming the ITV competition packages. "Andi Peters should be on with Josie all the time.

This Morning fans have gone wild for "sexy" Steve Jones as he made his hosting debut on the show.The former T4 host presented the show today alongside Josie Gibson as Holly Willoughby's summer break continues. And Steve appears to be a hit with the viewers as they were impressed with his presenting skills, as well as his good looks.The 46 year old looked smart as he wore a pair of dark blue chinos with a denim shirt for the show on Wednesday, 16 August. Many of the viewers at home flocked to social media to share their praise for the new member of the This Morning family.

Steve Jones has made his debut on This Morning joining Josie Gibson on the sofa with ITV bosses said to be "thrilled" with the addition.The Welsh TV presenter, 46, first shot to fame when he hosted the hit 2000s teen show T4 and has officially joined This Morning with his first show being aired on Wednesday, 16 August. Since rising to TV fame his love life has since been talked about having had romances with a number of A-listers including the likes of Pamela Anderson, Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry who all took a keen interest in the Welsh hunk. After a string of star-studded romances, Steve is now happily married to US writer Phylicia Jackson who will no doubt be supporting him in his new role.

ITV's This Morning has been nominated for a National Television Award despite the controversy surrounding the show's former presenter Phillip Schofield. The 61-year-old resigned from ITV and left his talent agency after it was discovered he had been in a relationship with a younger male colleague at the show.

This Morning hosts Josie Gibson and Rochelle Humes looked like they were struggling to remain professional as they interviewed a woman who claimed to eat 1,000 sheets of toilet paper a day.They were joined on the show - which is tipped for a huge makeover - by Kinah Moore, a woman originally from Baltimore in the United States, who suffers from a condition known as Pica. Pica is an eating disorder in which sufferers compulsively eat non-edible substances.

As Holly Willoughby prepares to return to our screens next month after an extended Summer break, fans at home have been excitedly awaiting the news about which co-host would be joining her on the This Morning sofa. It has now been revealed that during Holly’s return to the show on Monday September 4, she will be joined by close pal Alison Hammond, who has been holding down the fort with Josie Gibson and Dermot O’Leary while Holly enjoyed her time off.

no from them. Simon Cowell fans are giving the Botox-loving music exec a taste of his own medicine after catching a glimpse of his latest look.The former “American Idol” judge, 63, was subjected to a series of harsh put-downs after uploading a video to Instagram, with many commenters wondering if he hadn’t overdone it on the injections — again.

John Lydon has said that he believes it’s “wrong” to credit Patti Smith and, more broadly, New York with punk’s origins – saying the UK did it first.Smith was an essential part of the punk movement within the US with her 1975 debut album ‘Horses’. The former Sex Pistol and Public Image Ltd frontman, however, claims that the UK is the actual birthplace of the genre with acts such as David Bowie, T-Rex, Sweet, The Clash, The Dammed and the Sex Pistols.In an interview with The Sun, Lydon said: “I’ve heard an awful lot of American journalists pretending that the whole punk influence came out of New York.

Lizzie Cundy, a regular on huge daytime show This Morning, has had her dog stolen and made a huge appeal for help in getting her home.The This Morning and Good Morning Britain regular has been left devastated after the snatching of her beloved Alfie, which took place in London's Belgravia district. Her friend, who she shares the Maltipoo with, was just about to return the pooch to her when it happened. Lizzie has taken to social media to appeal for help in Alfie's whereabouts and asked for anyone who spotted the dog being sold to contact her.

This Morning and ITV have been hit with a fresh wave of accusations of bullying and discrimination. ITV staffers have claimed that when they attempted to raise concerns about This Morning they were faced with “further bullying and discrimination” by bosses for speaking out.

This Morning will be off air on Tuesday, 8 August as ITV1 shakes up its schedule to make room for the Women’s FIFA Football World Cup.The flagship mid-morning programme, which has been a staple on screens since 1988, will be replaced by coverage of the tournament, which is taking place in Australia and New Zealand.The final two rounds of 16 matches will be played tomorrow ahead of the quarter finals, which begin on 11 August. Colombia and Jamaica are set to go head to head at 9am BST on 8 August, with the winning team set to face the Lionesses in the Quarter Finals.