June Brown’s failing eyesight means she can no longer watch EastEnders

came out as gay earlier in the year. Schofield first came out in a now-deleted Instagram post shortly before appearing on This Morning to discuss his statement with friend and co-star Holly Willoughby.

The Mirror, he admitted that of all the people he has worked with, June Brown is ‘the greatest rebel of all time.’The actor revealed that although smoking was banned everywhere on set, it wouldn’t stop June from smoking where she liked!‘June’s a law unto herself,’ the actor enthused. ‘She says it as it is.

, whom he met on the set of 2011 comedy The Rum Diary.In court today, also denied slapping Heard after she laughed at his "Wino Forever" tattoo - famously changed from "Winona Forever" after his break-up with actress Winona Ryder - as he faced further questioning.It was also alleged that he held Heard's little dog, Pistol, a teacup Yorkshire terrier, out the window of a moving car and joked about putting the pet in the microwave.Depp is suing The Sun's publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN), and

Actor John Barrowman is taking over from Lorraine Kelly as president of TRIC (Television and Radio Industries Club).The showbiz all-rounder says he can’t wait to take on the role, and told OK! magazine, “I’m excited. I love the TRIC Awards because it celebrates both those in front of and those behind the camera in our industry.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerMaze Runner star Dylan O’Brien is in talks for the lead role opposite Viggo Mortensen in a Skydance film based The Greatest Beer Run Ever: A True Story of Friendship Stronger Than War book, which Peter Farrelly is attached direct.Farrelly is adapting the screenplay along with the co-writer of his Oscar-winning film Green Book, Brian Currie as well as Pete Jones.Written by Joanna Molloy and John “Chickie” Donohue, the book is a true story of Donohue, who in 1967

The 2020 Juno Awards make a pivot in light of the COVID-19 pandemic so everyone at home can celebrate Monday’s winners.

BET Awards went down, and this was the first time that the award show happened virtually due to the current pandemic.

told The Olympian that the event had over 500 attendees.James Connor Blair, a city council member in Yelm, Washington, took to Facebook to write about the surprise appearance, in which he claims Cohen was "disguised as a PAC out of Southern California." Blair writes that the comedian came on stage disguised as a lead singer for a band and sang "racist, hateful" lyrics.In videos posted of the performance online, the performer could be overheard singing lyrics such as, "Obama what we gotta do,

Major changes are on the way for both Family Guy and The Simpsons.