The show is continuing with a sequel! Last year, it was confirmed that not one, but two new seasons were approved. These seasons will follow a new generation of the Shelby family and will be set in 1953, thirteen years after the events of the recent movie.
In January, the network’s two main dramas each released one episode every week, switching to a new schedule of airing episodes every night.
Paul Lawson will be the new judge on the show, taking over from Prue Leith, who announced her departure earlier this year. Leith herself joined the judging panel in 2017 when the series moved from the BBC to Channel 4, following Mary Berry’s exit.
Despite having eye surgery, the star of 1,000-Lb. Sisters was determined to have a “Victorian elegance” theme for her wedding to Brian Lovvorn on October 31st. She did make one small request of her makeup artist, as seen in a preview from TopMob News: she didn’t want to wear false eyelashes.
Phil Mitchell has been secretly helping the police as an informant for several months, completely unaware that his new friend, Mark Fowler (played by Stephen Aaron-Sipple), was actually working with a drug gang to identify him.
Reports suggest that Gorka Márquez, Luba Mushtuk, and Michelle Tsiakkas won’t be returning for the next season of the show, as producers are looking to revamp the cast.
“You know, I’ve never experienced that,” the 66-year-old said thoughtfully, carefully placing sugar packets next to his tea. He recently mentioned he’s reduced his sugar intake from a high of 16 packets – he thought 17 was just too sweet.
Movies such as Sinners, One Battle After Another, and Hamnet are all competing for the Best Picture award at the Academy Awards on March 15th. If you want to be ready for the ceremony, it’s a good idea to watch all of the nominated films beforehand.
The third season of The Capture has begun, with the first episode now streaming on BBC iPlayer. It ends with a major cliffhanger, promising a gripping and unpredictable season ahead.
The popular Disney Channel Original Movie, The Luck of the Irish, is celebrating its 25th anniversary on March 9th, just before St. Patrick’s Day.