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Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Mariah Carey, Benson Boone, Lola Young, Reneé Rapp to Headline 2025 Capital Summertime Ball
Mariah Carey tops the pop-forward line-up for Capital's Summertime Ball with Barclaycard 2025 show slated to take place at Wembley Stadium on June 15. In addition to Carey, the show will also feature sets from Benson Boone, Lola Young and KSI. The show will be Carey's debut performance at the Summertime Ball, as well as her first U.K. show in six years. The party will also host Busted vs. McFly, Zara Larsson, Dasha, Reneé Rapp and Jessie J, with more big names slated to be announced on Tuesday morning (April 29) on the Capital Breakfast show. More from Billboard P1Harmony, SEVENTEEN's HxW & More Among KCON Los Angeles 2025 Performers How to Watch the 2025 Tony Nominations Announcement Livestream Watch Jelly Roll & Bunnie Xo Duet on Miley Cyrus' 'Flowers' Backstage at Stagecoach It will be a command performance for back-flipper Boone, who played to 80,000 at the event last year. The show will also present the eagerly anticipated British boy band brawl between Busted and McFly, who, according to a release, will 'go song-for-song in an unmissable showdown… expect a set packed with anthems from Busted's 'Crashed The Wedding,' 'Year 3000' and 'Who's David,' to McFly's 'Obviously,' '5 Colours In Her Hair' and 'All About You.' It's a battle of the bands that will have Wembley singing every word.' 'Capital's Summertime Ball with Barclaycard is back, and this year we're bringing some huge names we've never had at the Ball before,' said founder and executive president of Global, Ashley Tabor-King. 'We've got a stellar line-up of global superstars and today's biggest hit music artists – all set to light up the stage! This is truly one of our best ever line-ups and we can't wait to see 80,000 Capital listeners enjoy every moment, it's going to be a day to remember!' A general on-sale will begin this Wednesday (April 30) at 9 a.m. via the Global Player. Check out the announcement poster below. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart
Scottish Sun
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Fred Siriex dealt major blow as huge TV show axed after two series
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) There may have been an appetite for Fred Sirieix and Emma Willis' jet-setting food show The World Cook – but fans aren't getting another helping. The series, which filmed across locations including Majorca, Italy and Mexico, has been shelved with no plans for a return on Prime Video. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 Fred Sirieix and Emma Willis' global cooking contest The World Cook has been axed after two series Show execs opted not to renew the programme for a third season, despite it pulling in a steady stream of viewers since its launch in 2022. A source told me: 'Fans loved watching Emma and Fred on The World Cook and will be gutted it won't be back any time soon. 'It was a major show for both hosts, too, as it was their first foray into presenting for a global streaming channel, with the series going out around the world. It had a great run and everyone who worked on the show was pleased with it, but it felt like it had naturally come to the end of its course.' A spokesperson for the show added: 'Whilst there are currently no plans to begin filming a third series of The World Cook this year, new audiences can still discover the series on Prime Video and fans can revisit and enjoy the episodes released so far.' The telly competition, produced in collaboration with travel firm TUI, saw cooks from 16 nations take on head-to-head kitchen challenges. A likely blow Contestants were then jetted all around the globe to prepare local food from each destination. Although losing the show will likely be a blow, Emma has a second series of Love Is Blind: UK lined up for Netflix, alongside Busted star hubby Matt Willis, and will be back for Cooking With The Stars and The Voice UK. Meanwhile, Fred recently flew solo hosting Tour De Fred on ITV, after his Road Trip series with Gino D'Acampo and Gordon Ramsay was axed. Jezza in a jam - again He famously got himself jammed into a Formula 1 racing car on The Grand Tour - now Jeremy Clarkson's come unstuck again. The petrolhead turned agriculturalist sees himself getting jammed between a fence and a livestock transporter in the new series of Clarkson's Farm. 6 Clarkson gets stuck between a fence and a truck in the new series of Clarkson's Farm 6 It's not the first time Jeremy Clarkson has been in a tight spot - he famously got himself jammed into a Formula 1 racing car on The Grand Tour The fourth outing of the Prime Video show sees him juggling his usual day job with trying to open a pub. But first he had the problem of some troubling pigs to solve and that required him to get into their pen - which proves a bit of a problem. Jeremy Clarkson breaks silence on sexy new farmhand Harriet as he confirms 'replaced' Kaleb Cooper's future on show Fortunately after a couple of deep breaths and mighty heave ho Jeremy manages to free himself but not before he gives his sidekick Kaleb Cooper a good laugh. And as viewers will witness when the show returns on May 23, it turns out to be the least of his worries. Op scare Ran's TV return Ranvir Singh is set to return to TV screens today after being rushed to hospital for emergency surgery on a ruptured appendix. The presenter and former Strictly star has shocked colleagues with plans to get back to ITV's Good Morning Britain so soon after her op. Susanna Reid, Andi Peters and weather girl Laura Tobin have been keeping in constant contact with the host since her health scare earlier this month. Ranvir has confirmed she was whisked into theatre after battling 'stomach ache'. She revealed: 'I had a ruptured appendix and had urgent surgery at midnight', adding: 'I'm sore and shuffling around.' The star is expected to reveal all about her emergency procedure when she returns to the GMB sofa. Great to have you back, Ranvir. Lorraine Kelly returns to screens today after her recent surgery. She will be joined live on air by Dr Hilary Jones for the episode on ITV to talk all things women's health and shed light on the importance of ovarian health and overcoming female cancers. It airs at 9am on ITV1. Chloe digs into dating Love Island star Chloe Burrows will front a new documentary on dating, as the Channel 4 digital-first series Untold returns. Chloe, who took part in the ITV2 dating show in 2021, will investigate why young people are ditching apps and ask if in-person dating is the key to forming lasting love. 6 Love Island star Chloe Burrows has been signed up to front a new documentary on dating Credit: Rex She will test the theory by heading on dates, meet experts and explore the dangers of apps. In another episode of Untold, Rizzle Kicks star Jordan Stephens will investigate sextortion – also known as sexual blackmail – the most prevalent form of image abuse in the UK. He will meet with people convicted of this crime before putting himself at risk of sextortion in a bid to track down a blackmailer. The series returns on June 4. Clare's a telly Traitor It didn't take Clare Balding long to commit an act of betrayal on Celebrity Traitors – by defying an order not to talk to host Claudia Winkleman. The sports presenter – who has just filmed the BBC One spin-off in the Scottish Highlands – revealed the pair were not supposed to chat before the cameras rolled. 6 Claire Balding has opened up on her stint on Celebrity Traitors Credit: PA But Clare admitted: 'We travelled up on the same plane. She [Claudia] sidled up to me and said, 'They've told me I'm not allowed to talk to you'. 'I said, 'They've told me the same'. I won't tell you exactly what she said as there are children here, but anyway, she said, 'Stuff that!'. 'She's great, and there are some terrific missions in it. I mean, the production values…. It's going to be great telly, I promise you.' Clare added of the series, which is expected to air later this year: 'It is the most intense sort of obsessive experience. 'You get so into it.' One week after picking up a TV Bafta for her BBC comedy series Alma's Not Normal, actress Sophie Willan has revealed she's expecting a baby. The Bolton born star confirmed she was pregnant last night (Sun) and said: 'Plot having a baby boy. Coming November 2025.' Sara misses her 9-5 She recently revealed she was taking a step back from Dragons' Den to focus on her businesses. Now Sara Davies has revealed it's not just being a CEO that pushed her to say goodbye to her seat alongside Touker Suleyman, Steven Bartlett, Deborah Meaden and Peter Jones on the BBC One series. She revealed that she is also keen to spend more time at home. 6 Sara Davies has been explaining her reasons for stepping away from Dragons' Den Credit: Rex Sara told me: 'My kids are getting to the age where they need me at home more – I can't be travelling as much, so I wouldn't mind doing my nine to five, eight to six! They need me even more now, so it's good to be at home when I can.' Dragons' Den will return later this year.
The Irish Sun
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Fred Siriex dealt major blow as huge TV show axed after two series
There may have been an appetite for Fred Sirieix and Emma Willis' jet-setting food show The World Cook – but fans aren't getting another helping. Advertisement 6 Fred Sirieix and Emma Willis' global cooking contest The World Cook has been axed after two series Show execs opted not to renew the programme for a third season, despite it pulling in a steady stream of viewers since its launch in 2022. A source told me: 'Fans loved watching Emma and Fred on 'It was a major show for both hosts, too, as it was their first foray into presenting for a global streaming channel, with the series going out around the world. It had a great run and everyone who worked on the show was pleased with it, but it felt like it had naturally come to the end of its course.' Advertisement READ MORE TV NEWS A spokesperson for the show added: 'Whilst there are currently no plans to begin The telly competition, produced in collaboration with travel firm TUI, saw cooks from 16 nations take on head-to-head kitchen challenges. A likely blow Contestants were then jetted all around the globe to prepare local food from each destination. Although losing the show will likely be a blow, Emma has a second series of Love Is Blind: UK lined up for Netflix, alongside Busted star hubby Advertisement Most read in News TV Exclusive Exclusive Meanwhile, Fred recently flew solo hosting Tour De Fred on ITV , after his Road Trip series with Jezza in a jam - again He famously got himself jammed into a Formula 1 racing car on The Grand Tour - now Jeremy Clarkson's come unstuck again. The petrolhead turned agriculturalist sees himself getting jammed between a fence and a livestock transporter in the new series of Clarkson's Farm. 6 Clarkson gets stuck between a fence and a truck in the new series of Clarkson's Farm Advertisement 6 It's not the first time Jeremy Clarkson has been in a tight spot - he famously got himself jammed into a Formula 1 racing car on The Grand Tour The fourth outing of the Prime Video show sees him juggling his usual day job with trying to open a pub. But first he had the problem of some troubling pigs to solve and that required him to get into their pen - which proves a bit of a problem. Jeremy Clarkson breaks silence on sexy new farmhand Harriet as he confirms 'replaced' Kaleb Cooper's future on show Fortunately after a couple of deep breaths and mighty heave ho Jeremy manages to free himself but not before he gives his sidekick Kaleb Cooper a good laugh. Advertisement And as viewers will witness when the show returns on May 23, it turns out to be the least of his worries. Op scare Ran's TV return The presenter and former Strictly star has shocked colleagues with plans to get back to ITV's Good Morning Britain so soon after her op. Susanna Reid, weather girl health scare earlier this month. Advertisement Ranvir has confirmed she was whisked into theatre after battling 'stomach ache'. She revealed: 'I had a ruptured appendix and had urgent surgery at midnight', adding: 'I'm sore and shuffling around.' The star is expected to reveal all about her emergency procedure when she returns to the GMB sofa. Great to have you back, Ranvir. Advertisement Lorraine Kelly returns to screens today after her recent surgery. She will be joined live on air by health and shed light on the importance of ovarian health and overcoming female cancers. It airs at 9am on ITV1. Chloe digs into dating Love Island star Chloe , who took part in the ITV2 dating show in 2021, will investigate why young people are ditching apps and ask if in-person dating is the key to forming lasting love. Advertisement 6 Love Island star Chloe Burrows has been signed up to front a new documentary on dating Credit: Rex She will test the theory by heading on dates, meet experts and explore the dangers of apps. In another episode of Untold, Rizzle Kicks star Jordan Stephens will investigate sextortion – also known as sexual blackmail – the most prevalent form of image abuse in the UK. He will meet with people convicted of this crime before putting himself at risk of sextortion in a bid to track down a blackmailer. The series returns on June 4. Advertisement Clare's a telly Traitor It didn't take The sports presenter – who has just filmed the BBC One spin-off in the Scottish Highlands – revealed the pair were not supposed to chat before the cameras rolled. 6 Claire Balding has opened up on her stint on Celebrity Traitors Credit: PA But Clare admitted: 'We travelled up on the same plane. She [Claudia] sidled up to me and said, 'They've told me I'm not allowed to talk to you'. Advertisement 'I said, 'They've told me the same'. I won't tell you exactly what she said as there are children here, but anyway, she said, 'Stuff that!'. 'She's great, and there are some terrific missions in it. I mean, the production values…. It's going to be great telly, I promise you.' Clare added of the series, which is expected to air later this year: 'It is the most intense sort of obsessive experience. 'You get so into it.' Advertisement One week after picking up a TV Bafta for her BBC comedy series The Bolton born star confirmed she was pregnant last night (Sun) and said: 'Plot having a baby boy. Coming November 2025.' Sara misses her 9-5 She recently revealed she was taking a step back from Dragons' Den to focus on her businesses. Now Advertisement 6 Sara Davies has been explaining her reasons for stepping away from Dragons' Den Credit: Rex Sara told me: 'My kids are getting to the age where they need me at home more – I can't be travelling as much, so I wouldn't mind doing my nine to five, eight to six! They need me even more now, so it's good to be at home when I can.' Dragons' Den will return later this year. Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme – Sun Club.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Matt Willis reveals therapy was 'transformative' amid struggles
Matt Willis has said therapy has been the most important thing in his life other than his sobriety. The Busted star has been candid about his mental health and his problems with drink and drugs, previously revealing in his programme Fighting Addiction that there were times when he couldn't get to midday without alcohol and that at one point he was using six grams of cocaine a day. Matt, who is now sober, has been in therapy at various times in his life and is now shining the light on the process in a new television programme with his presenter wife Emma Willis. Speaking on The One Show, he said he believed viewers would see it could be "a beautiful experience". The star was on the BBC show on Monday, 12 May to discuss Change Your Mind, Change Your Life, which will follow real people having therapy sessions. Read more: Matt Willis reveals how therapy impacted him and wife Emma (Yahoo Lifestyle) Discussing his own experience, he said: "It's been transformative for me. And I've had quite a lot of therapy, first when I was about 21 in rehab, and then I went through different times where I needed it more than other times. "It's been the most important thing in my life apart than sobriety I'd say. It's kept me rooted, it's kept me kind of out of my own head at times." He went on: "I had a therapist once and I went in to speak to him and I went, 'I've been thinking' and he said, 'That's dangerous' and he said, 'Matt can I give you a piece of advice? Never go inside your own head without an adult present.' And I thought that was brilliant advice for me and I have listened to that. "I've had transformative moments in those rooms. It has changed the way I think about myself, which has changed the way I treat my family, my wife, my job, people I love. It's been amazing." Change Your Mind, Change Your Life will follow several people in therapy, including a woman with a fear of driving and a former athlete whose dreams were shattered by sudden illness. "You can see yourself in quite a few of them, and you see that you are not alone," said Matt. The star, who has three children with Emma, continued: "There is a stigma attached to therapy, especially in the UK. It's not very British is it? I always used to think it was quite an American thing to do, and we don't air our dirty laundry, we keep everything behind closed doors, which is not helpful." Read more: Matt Willis Emma Willis shares her shock at husband Matt's throwback tattoo of her How often have Matt and Emma Willis worked together? Matt Willis and wife Emma are 'so much stronger' after opening up about his addiction "I think you will see through this show that it's not what you think it is, it's a beautiful experience and it can be really beneficial for a lot of people," he added. The One Show airs at 7pm on BBC One on weekdays. Change Your Mind, Change Your Life will be available on BBC iPlayer from Tuesday, 13 May.
Telegraph
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Telegraph
Change Your Mind, Change Your Life with Matt and Emma Willis, review: a shallow dive into deep waters
If you don't go to therapy, how about listening in while someone else does? Change Your Mind, Change Your Life with Matt and Emma Willis (BBC One) is a new series that lets the cameras into introductory sessions between therapists and their clients. The aim is to demystify the process and demonstrate how it may be able to help you. What are Matt and Emma Willis doing here? Who are Matt and Emma Willis, for that matter? Well, she is the lovely and empathetic presenter who you may know from The Voice, Big Brother or stand-in stints on This Morning. Matt is her husband, who was once a musician in Busted and two years ago made a documentary about his addictions to cocaine and alcohol. As a result of that, they're both big fans of therapy. But don't be misled by the title of this programme, because the couple don't have all that much to do with it. They introduce it, and pop in for home visits with the people we've seen undergoing sessions. But mostly they're not around. 'I may smile all the time, but I feel at the edge of a cliff,' one woman says at the beginning, and that's a theme of this first episode. Outwardly, the people seeking help seem okay, but they're barely holding it together. Nicole, a sunny girl from Fife, hates social situations because she's so worried that she'll say the wrong thing or people won't like her; she is also terrified of driving. Muna has successfully raised a 17-year-old daughter but feels such anxiety that she can't be in the house on her own. And James, a former sportsman who now has a career in finance, is so worried about his performance at work that sometimes he simply can't go into the office. Each is assigned a counsellor. Swiftly, the professionals get to the heart of the problem. James's anxiety escalated when he suffered a stroke, but his perfectionism could be traced back to a father who never told his son he was proud of him. James is 39 now, but the pain of his dad telling him he ran 'like a girl' was still there, even though he went on to become a semi-professional footballer. Muna was horribly bullied as a child. Nicole couldn't allow herself to express her feelings or vulnerabilities. The therapists offered practical strategies. James, for example, was advised by Prof Steve Peters – a psychiatrist who has worked with Olympic medallists and Ronnie O'Sullivan, and is the author of bestseller The Chimp Paradox – to train his mind out of catastrophic thinking by concentrating only on the task at hand, even if that's simply getting out of bed in the morning. Muna was invited to go back and have a conversation with her childhood self. Having never been in therapy, I found it interesting to learn what goes on, and I think it might encourage those who are considering it to take the plunge. More information could have helped, though. The professionals here were a psychotherapist, a psychiatrist and a clinical psychologist. What's the difference? Which one should you see for your particular problem? And it took only two sessions for these clients to have their lives changed, which seemed a suspiciously quick fix.
