Scarlett Moffatt to explore her faith as she goes on pilgrimage in BBC show

Comic Relief this week will be live from MediaCityUK in Salford on Red Nose Day. There will be a range of shows airing on the special day that will include celebrity guest appearances such as This is MY house, Bedtime Stories and more. Funds raised for Red Nose Day will go towards helping tackle important issues including homelessness, hunger, domestic abuse, and mental health problems.

The Apprentice’s latest fired candidate Aaron Willis has lifted the lid on a pact that the stars of the show made right at the beginning of the process. Aaron, who left the BBC show alongside Akeem Bundu-Kamara in a double firing on Thursday 10 March’s episode, explained that the candidates were keen to keep their bubbling tensions strictly in the boardroom.Therefore, they came up with a watertight plan to make sure they never brought their business clashes back to the house they all shared when the cameras weren’t rolling.

Scarlett Moffatt and her boyfriend Scott Dobinson have been busy building their incredible new home for the past year. And the 31 year old reality TV star even created an Instagram page called Our Bonnie Barn so her 120,000 followers could follow all the impressive updates as she renovated the new property. The brunette beauty moved into the four bed property in June last year, and she enlisted the help of uber chic interior designer Rebecca Taylor to help her achieve her dream home.

TV star and presenter Scarlett Moffatt is set to take the wheel of brand new BBC series Driving School. The former Gogglebox star will host the brand new show that sees learner drivers, who have been taught by their family in the pandemic because they were unable to have professional lessons.

Kate Garraway was forced to change the name of her new BBC show after spotting an unfortunate problem.

2010’s “Iron Man 2.”But Johansson divulged in a new profile for Vanity Fair that when she took on the role, she “had never stepped foot in a gym” before her intense training for the action flick.The “Lost in Translation” actress also described her casting — at around age “23 or 24” — as “a humongous moment” for her.“I had never stepped foot in a gym, and I had five weeks to prepare myself for these huge stunt sequences,” she explained.“Back then when we were doing it, over a decade ago, it was before we kind of figured out how to be most efficient in the process of shooting stunt work – what could be handed off to other stunt people and what the actor would practically need to know,” she continued. “So I was doing these huge choreographed sequences and I had no previous experience with any of that stuff.

Binge-watching TV is easier than ever and the popularity of Gogglebox is at an all time high. So, becoming a regular on the Channel 4 hit show is understandably a tempting thought for homes across the country. The eclectic mix of families with their hilarious reactions to the week's TV has entertained us all since the programme began nearly ten years ago.

Patrick Schwarzenegger has been sporting blond hair for the last two months, but he just got rid of the highlights with help from his dad Arnold Schwarzenegger.