Ignore the critics, Strictly Come Dancing doesn’t need changing for 2026 – apart from one thing

Strictly Come Dancing has evolved remarkably, with the professional dancers now just as popular as the celebrities they partner. They’ve become vital to the BBC, with stars like Oti Mabuse and Janette Manrara landing their own hosting roles, and Anton du Beke transitioning effortlessly into a judging position on the show itself. It’s a win-win for both the BBC and everyone involved.

Emmerdale airs Moira Dingle arrest as planted Celia Daniels evidence is found at her farm in ITVX release

Okay, so as a big fan of the show, it was seriously creepy discovering that Celia Daniels – Jaye Griffiths played her, and she was fantastic at being awful – was holding people hostage right under everyone’s noses. She had them locked away in the attic of her farmhouse, which, conveniently, was right next door to Moira’s farm, Butler’s Farm. It just added to the tension, knowing they were so close but completely isolated!

Bitcoin to $100K?! 🤯 Analyst Predicts Boom!

Apparently, this momentous occasion – if one can even dignify it with such a term – is to occur “in a matter of days.” Days! As if time itself bends to the will of the market. Is this science, or merely enthusiastic speculation fuelled by an excess of caffeine and the hollow hope of getting rich quick? One shudders to think what the astrologers are saying.

James Gunn Admits He Loves 1 of Zack Snyder’s Movies

The new book, Superman: The Art and Making of the Film, features an introduction by director James Gunn explaining his vision for the movie. Gunn draws inspiration from classic Superman comics, but also acknowledges the filmmakers who came before him. He specifically credits Zack Snyder’s 2013 film, Man of Steel, as a major influence, stating that he “adored” it. In the book’s introduction, Gunn details the many creators whose work informed his approach to the film.