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Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Jeremy Clarkson makes brutally honest admission about farming amid money woes
Jeremy Clarkson has been sharing his thoughts about his farm - Diddly Squat - and the financial outlook for the year, as he revealed he could make more money selling his toenail clippings Jeremy Clarkson has revealed the stark reality of farming, despite the roaring success of his Amazon Prime show Clarkson's Farm. The motoring icon turned agriculture aficionado, who has won hearts with his ventures on the farm in the currently streaming fourth season of the series, confessed that the acclaim of the show doesn't equate to a flourishing farm business. Speaking frankly to a fan, Jeremy didn't shy away from laying bare the grim status of his farming endeavours and hinted he could be pocketing more dosh doing just about anything else. His forthright admission follows his recent analogy that likened farmers to miners, describing them both as 'pawns for politicians'. He even joked that selling something completely different might prove more lucrative than his farming efforts. Clarkson's unfiltered comments were sparked by a viewer who commended Clarkson's Farm for its entertainment value but insinuated it was merely a fiscal bandage for the losses incurred by the farm. The viewer had remarked: "Have watched all of the series, they're quite entertaining. But, please don't try to tell me he earns more from farming than from Amazon Video". Jeremy hit back with his typical candour: "I could earn more from selling my toe nail clippings than farming. And I have a horrible feeling that this year will be worse than ever." However, the former Top Gear presenter isn't one to rest on his laurels; he's actively exploring ideas to attract visitors to his farm, such as an "outdoor cinema" concept he floated earlier in May. Jeremy Clarkson has hinted at the possibility of bringing an outdoor cinema experience to his farm, following a fan's suggestion on social media. The fan proposed: "Why don't you put a big screen projector TV on your farm and make picnic baskets of your produce or allow people to have picnics using local produce and encourage food trucks etc. Bring back the outdoor cinema for sunset screenings. It's so fun." To which Clarkson replied with interest: "Been talking about that very thing today." This tease comes as opinions are split over the cost of fare at The Farmer's Dog, the pub owned by the TV personality. A detractor commented on the pricing: "Thought Jeremy Clarkson wanted an affordable pub for customers. £24 for pie and veg is a bit much." Clarkson, ever ready for a retort, offered a witty response: "Have you seen beef prices right now? If you could make it for less, I'll give you a job." The original poster later expressed their confusion about current fair pricing: "To be honest I wouldn't know what is a decent price anymore. Constantly changing." Another individual added a touch of humour: "It ain't Wetherspoons, pal." On the flip side, a content diner praised the establishment: "Was the best £24 spent! Fantastic meal there, great food and all local produce - stop whinging!".
Scottish Sun
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Where to watch Molly-Mae Behind It All: Part 2 release date, and how to watch FREE
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Part two of Molly-Mae's documentary will be available to watch this Friday. The second part of the much-hyped Love Islanders tell-all series can be streamed online - here's where to watch the final episodes of Molly-Mae Behind It All. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 1 Molly-Mae's tell-all documentary is available to stream on Amazon Prime Credit: Credit: Amazon The second part of the documentary series will hopefully answer some questions around her turbulent love life with Tommy, specifically whether the couple are giving things a go. The trailer for part two teases boxing pro Tommy Fury saying, "I wanna see that face for eternity" With Molly then uttering, "Things are looking like they're heading in a good direction, but by tomorrow, could it all be destroyed again?" It also teases Molly and Tommy's NYE rekindling, which caused a social media stir earlier on this year. So, as expected, we're buckling in for highs, lows and everything in between. We're also looking forward to tucking into more of an insight into her beauty, fashion and homeware choices. (We've already spotted a Bottega Veneta bag and a Gold Oura ring from the trailer alone) Where can I watch Molly-Mae: Behind It All online? Molly-Mae's new documentary is available exclusively to stream on Amazon Prime Video. To watch it, follow these step-by-step instructions. Sign Up for Amazon Prime. Head over to the Amazon Prime website and hit "Start your free trial". (This is available for 30 days.) Complete the sign-up process. Follow the steps to finish signing up. You'll need to pop in your payment details, but you won't get charged until the trial period's over. Load Prime Video on your streaming device. Then, search for Molly-Mae: Behind it all. Or head to documentary's Amazon page. Hit play, and start streaming. When does Molly-Mae: Behind It All come out ? The first part of the Molly Mae: Behind It All documentary launched on Amazon Video on Friday, 17th January 2025. Three episodes immediately landed with the new reality show's arrival, each roughly 30 minutes long. This is part of a six-episode series, and now the next three episodes will be available to stream from Friday, 9th May 2025. How many episodes of Molly-Mae: Behind It All are there? In total, there will be six episodes of the Love Islanders docuseries after the next three land this Friday. Shop Mollys look Part one of Molly-Maes series exposed numerous products which make up her day to day life and we have listed some of our top spots below: Benefit Hoola Matte Bronzer, £13.60 - buy here Stanley Quencher H2.0 Flowstate Tumbler, £45 - buy here L'Oréal Paris True Match Nude Plumping Tinted Serum, £11.99 - buy here La Mer The Moisturising Soft Cream, £85 - buy here SKIMS pyjamas, shop here Showbiz reporter Joanna Kavanaugh has rounded up the five biggest bombshells from the Molly-Mae documentary. Head to The Sun's TV section for all the latest news and gossip. For more streaming, visit our how to watch hub.
Daily Mirror
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Netflix fans told to watch underrated 'classic' that inspired new Tina Fey series
The new series is a modern reimagining Netflix fans have been urged to seek out an underrated 'classic' that is the inspiration for Tina Fey's new series on the platform. The Four Seasons, co-created by Fey and added in full to the streamer today (May 1), actually originates from a 1981 comedy film. The film was written, directed and starred MASH actor Alan Alda and shares the same premise as the new Netflix show. When Netflix first dropped the trailer for the revamped series, many fans noted its resemblance to White Lotus but with more humour and less mortality. Consequently, it's suggested that fans of the HBO series should also explore the original. While the 2025 version has incorporated some contemporary updates to characters and storyline alterations, those who prefer to approach the show without any preconceptions or spoilers might want to avoid the details of the film's plot. The synopsis for the 1981 movie reveals the story follows Jack (Alda) and Kate who traditionally holiday with their friends each new season. Old friend Nick shocks everyone when he shows up not with his wife, Anne, but with his new girlfriend, the significantly younger Ginny, reports Surrey Live. Despite the rest of the group being close friends with Anne, they are compelled to reconcile with this unexpected turn of events. Spanning four different trips across four different seasons, the audience is invited to see if the group can accept Nick's decision and embrace Ginny as one of their own. Alda stars alongside a stellar lineup of the era's talent, including Carol Burnett, Rita Moreno, Jack Weston, Sandy Dennis, Bess Armstrong, and Len Cariou, who later became known for his role as Henry Reagan in the popular crime series Blue Bloods. As of now, the film isn't available on any streaming subscription services like its more recent remake. However, fans can rent it for as little as £3.49 from digital platforms such as Amazon Video, Sky Store, Apple TV. Yet, there's still plenty of incentive to track down this gem, especially since it boasts a solid 76% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and is highly regarded by many movie buffs. One fan expressed online: "Extremely underrated movie. Fabulous cast and storyline." Another chimed in: "This movie is a classic, it describes everything on how I feel about love! A must see movie." Another viewer shared: "It is a lot of fun at times, but also shows how time and changing relationships can affect bonds. The ensemble cast is charming, and there are genuinely heartfelt moments that make for a cozy and comforting watch." The Four Seasons (2025) is streaming on Netflix, The Four Seasons (1981) is available to rent on Amazon Video, Apple TV and Sky Store.
Hindustan Times
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
These 5 beloved TV shows were abruptly cancelled, and fans are still reeling
There are some popular TV shows on your favorite streaming platforms that got cancelled over the years. While some vanished without a warning, some of them entirely had it coming with reasons like poor ratings, controversies and whatnot. There are some shows that viewers begin getting hooked on to, and then they end up getting cancelled all of a sudden. Here we list some of the top TV shows that saw a sudden or a validated cancellation. Firefly, the brainchild of Joss Whedon, failed to pull in adequate viewership ratings, ending up getting cancelled. It saw an airing of just 11 episodes after its release in September 2002. It was discontinued by December 20, 2002. Firefly is available to watch on Hulu, Amazon Video and Apple TV. Then comes NCIS Hawai'i, that had already started becoming popular among fans of the investigative world. However, CBS later decided to cancel the show after 3 seasons, suggesting that costs and ratings were not justifiable. NCIS: Hawaiʻi was cancelled by CBS on April 26, 2024. It concluded with a two-part season finale on April 29th and May 6th, 2024. If you haven't watched this popular show, you can stream it on Amazon Video, Paramount+ or Apple TV. Terriers, an FX show from 2010, lasted just one single season after which it did not see the light of day. According to then FX President John Landgraf, the show pulled in inadequate ratings. The show's poor marketing campaign too had a contribution in its cancellation. The show was canceled by the showmakers on December 6, 2010, after the first season. There were some serious talks about its revival, but no confirmations have been received on it yet. One can stream Terriers on Hulu, Amazon Video and Apple TV. House of Cards remains one of the most popular shows surrounding the US political landscape. However, it faced the axe after sexual misconduct allegations against its main cast Kevin Spacey (who plays Frank Underwood) emerged. It was only a matter of a single season without him in focus that Netflix decided to pull the plug in Octover, 2017. The show's final season premiered in November, 2018, with the character, Claire Underwood, in focus. House of Cards' seasons can be streamed on Netflix, Amazon Video, and Apple TV. Clone High's initial cancellation by MTV in mid-2003 was mostly due to its poor ratings. But, in addition to that, the show's portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi drew in a lot of backlash from viewers. Later the show was resumed after the removal of Mahatma Gandhi as a character of the show. It then saw a revival by Max in February 2024, but was cancelled after two seasons. The second cancellation announcement came in on July 20, 2024. Clone High's episodes can be watched on Amazon Video, Apple TV and Google Play.
Time of India
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Sniper: The Last Stand OTT release date Netflix - When to watch Chad Michael Collins and Ryan Robbins' film
Sniper: The Last Stand OTT Release Date - The long-running Sniper franchise recently returned with its eleventh instalment, bringing back the familiar face of Chad Michael Collins as ace marksman Brandon Beckett. This time, Beckett is joined by Ryan Robbins, portraying Agent Zero, as they embark on a high-stakes mission to defeat a dangerous arms dealer's plan to unleash a deadly superweapon. When to watch Sniper: The Last Stand online? Sniper: The Last Stand is set to premiere on Netflix on May 6, 2025, making it accessible to a global audience. In addition to Netflix, the film is available for rent or purchase on platforms like Apple TV, Amazon Video, and Zee5. What is Sniper: The Last Stand all about? In this action-packed sequel, Beckett and Agent Zero are deployed to the fictional region of Costa Verde to lead a team of elite soldiers against a relentless militia. As they race against time and dwindling resources, Beckett mentors a rookie sniper, facing the challenges of leadership and the pressures of a mission that could determine the fate of many. Other than Chad and Ryan, Sniper: The Last Stand also stars Sharon Taylor as Hera, Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz as Nova and Arnold Vosloo as the arms dealer antagonist. Directed by Danishka Esterhazy and written by Sean Wathen, the film continues the legacy of the Sniper series. This is the third Sniper movie that's been released on Netflix before showing up on other streaming platforms. That's because of a deal Netflix has with Sony Pictures. The first one, Sniper: Rogue Mission, came out in December 2022. Then, Sniper: G.R.I.T. was released on Christmas Day in 2023. Both movies stayed on Netflix in the U.S. for about 18 months before being removed. Older Sniper movies also come and go from Netflix from time to time.
