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Belfast Telegraph
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Belfast Telegraph
Michaella McCollum set to star on new series of Channel 4 reality show
McCollum, who made headlines in 2013 after being imprisoned in Peru for drug smuggling charges, will join the likes of Traitors winner Harry Clark, Sir David Beckam's former assistant Rebecca Loos, and ex-Premier League footballer Troy Deeney, as they are pushed to their limits as they join the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins
Time of India
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Uorfi Javed shares a hilarious video after getting her lip fillers dissolved; says, 'My boyfriend told me…'
Uorfi Javed recently got her lip fillers dissolved after nine long years. The social media sensation documented the same and shared pictures and videos of her swollen face post the procedure. She has now shared a hilarious post on social media that has left fans in splits. In a new video, Uorfi has shown her swollen face and shared it with a funny caption. The social media sensation posted on Instagram on 20 July about getting her lip fillers dissolved. She says that her lip fillers were very misplaced. She also clarifies in the post that she will get them again naturally and is not resistant to fillers. In the video, her face can be seen swollen and her lips are inflated. She also recorded the procedure while getting the lip fillers dissolved. In the video, we see several syringes injected into her lips. She admits that even though it is painful, she is still able to talk. She posted with the comical caption, 'My boyfriend told me k mai baat baat pe muh phula leti hu. True tho?' Many people in the comments have shown their support towards her. They admired her courage, and a few have also mentioned that it is not easy to post about things like this. One fan commented admiring her confidence, while someone else commented saying that she is still looking beautiful. Previously, she opened up about her lip fillers and shared, 'It was so painful. My lips immediately swelled up, my face swelled up. Main khud dekh ke hass rahi thi. End tak aate aate meri bohot buri haalat ho gayi thi. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo (I was literally laughing at myself looking like that. By the end of it, my condition had become really bad). No, this is not a filter, I decided to get my fillers dissolved as they were ever misplaced. I will get them again but naturally. I'm not saying no to fillers at all.' She continued, 'Dissolving is painful. Also, it's very, very important you go to a good doctor for fillers; all these doctors with fancy clinics know nothing.' The actress shared the video and captioned it saying, 'Removing my lip fillers, I can't believe I've had them since I was 18, never seen myself without these pouty lips. I will get them again in a week tho but this time more subtle.' On the work front, Uorfi recently won the OTT show Traitors.
South Wales Guardian
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- South Wales Guardian
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins lineup including Traitors star
From a Traitors winner to a former footballer, 14 famous faces will be put to the test in the new series. The stars will endure special forces training in an attempt to make it through SAS selection with the programme showing viewers the gruelling tasks it takes to get there. Here's what we know about this year's lineup and how to watch the new series. A post shared by SAS: Who Dares Wins (@sas_whodareswins) The following celebrities will take on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins this year: Former Watford player Deeney said: 'I'm at a crossroads in my life, so I'm hoping the course can highlight the good and bad in me and hopefully we'll see at the end, that the good outweighs the bad. 'I'm sure the DS (directing staff) will get me irritated very quickly, but they will also know how to nurture and to reshape and probably help me along the way.' Ghouri, who was born deaf and is the series' first deaf celebrity contestant, said: 'I'm very excited to actually take on the course and just go for it, push myself and really challenge myself. 'I also want to show people that having a disability makes you no less able – we can also push ourselves, and do crazy challenges if we put our mind to it.' Media personality Loos, who is best known for being Sir David Beckham's former assistant and for claiming that he had an affair with her, will also join the special forces training along with Michaella McCollum, who made headlines in 2013 after being imprisoned in Peru for drug smuggling charges, now known as one of the 'Peru Two'. Drag artist and DJ Bimini said: 'People in the UK love to debate gender like it's a concept, not a lived experience. It gets reduced to headlines and toilet talk. I'm doing this to remind them that behind every opinion is a human being. 'The course, the SAS and the Army have got a very masculine stereotype and I've got both elements of masculine and feminine and that's my superpower. Vulnerable, raw, and stronger than ever.' The celebrities will be taken to Wales where they will immerse themselves in special forces training, led by chief instructor Billy Billingham and his team of directing staff (DS) which includes Jason Fox or 'Foxy', Rudy Reyes and Chris Oliver. Billingham said: 'This course is not an attendance course, the bar is set high and will not waiver. 'Every recruit is a volunteer who chose to step into our arena. Although many will start, very few will finish and even less will pass. This is not for the weak minded or faint hearted.' Recommended reading: Everything to know about new BBC series Destination X as contestants revealed Stephen Fry 'extraordinarily grateful for life' after being 'mocked in school' Strictly Come Dancing star urges 'listen to your gut' after falling for scam The series will be split into eight one-hour episodes and will be available to watch on Channel 4 every Sunday and Monday from 9pm. The first episode of the 7th series will start on Sunday, August 3. Former Love Island star Georgia Harrison, 29, and champion boxer Lani Daniels, 36, were the two recruits to complete the latest series of the Channel 4 show. The finale saw the final four – Harrison, Daniels, former professional boxer Anthony Ogogo and reality TV Star Bianca Gascoigne – face an intense interrogation by a specialist team where they had to pretend they had been caught behind enemy lines deep in the New Zealand wilderness.
South Wales Argus
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins lineup including Traitors star
From a Traitors winner to a former footballer, 14 famous faces will be put to the test in the new series. The stars will endure special forces training in an attempt to make it through SAS selection with the programme showing viewers the gruelling tasks it takes to get there. Here's what we know about this year's lineup and how to watch the new series. Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins full lineup The following celebrities will take on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins this year: Traitors winner and former soldier Harry Clark Media personality Rebecca Loos Former Premier League Footballer Troy Deeney Professional boxer Conor Benn S Club star Hannah Spearritt Former Love Island contestant Tasha Ghouri Dancer Louie Spence Former X Factor contestant Lucy Spraggan Former footballer and broadcaster Adebayo 'The Beast' Akinfenwa Former Love Island contestant Chloe Burrows Former Love Island contestant Adam Collard Author Michaella McCollum Rapper Lady Leshurr Drag artist and DJ Bimini Former Watford player Deeney said: 'I'm at a crossroads in my life, so I'm hoping the course can highlight the good and bad in me and hopefully we'll see at the end, that the good outweighs the bad. 'I'm sure the DS (directing staff) will get me irritated very quickly, but they will also know how to nurture and to reshape and probably help me along the way.' Ghouri, who was born deaf and is the series' first deaf celebrity contestant, said: 'I'm very excited to actually take on the course and just go for it, push myself and really challenge myself. 'I also want to show people that having a disability makes you no less able – we can also push ourselves, and do crazy challenges if we put our mind to it.' Media personality Loos, who is best known for being Sir David Beckham's former assistant and for claiming that he had an affair with her, will also join the special forces training along with Michaella McCollum, who made headlines in 2013 after being imprisoned in Peru for drug smuggling charges, now known as one of the 'Peru Two'. Drag artist and DJ Bimini said: 'People in the UK love to debate gender like it's a concept, not a lived experience. It gets reduced to headlines and toilet talk. I'm doing this to remind them that behind every opinion is a human being. 'The course, the SAS and the Army have got a very masculine stereotype and I've got both elements of masculine and feminine and that's my superpower. Vulnerable, raw, and stronger than ever.' Where will Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins be filmed? The celebrities will be taken to Wales where they will immerse themselves in special forces training, led by chief instructor Billy Billingham and his team of directing staff (DS) which includes Jason Fox or 'Foxy', Rudy Reyes and Chris Oliver. Billingham said: 'This course is not an attendance course, the bar is set high and will not waiver. 'Every recruit is a volunteer who chose to step into our arena. Although many will start, very few will finish and even less will pass. This is not for the weak minded or faint hearted.' Recommended reading: How to watch Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins The series will be split into eight one-hour episodes and will be available to watch on Channel 4 every Sunday and Monday from 9pm. The first episode of the 7th series will start on Sunday, August 3. Who won Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins in 2024? Former Love Island star Georgia Harrison, 29, and champion boxer Lani Daniels, 36, were the two recruits to complete the latest series of the Channel 4 show. The finale saw the final four – Harrison, Daniels, former professional boxer Anthony Ogogo and reality TV Star Bianca Gascoigne – face an intense interrogation by a specialist team where they had to pretend they had been caught behind enemy lines deep in the New Zealand wilderness.
Daily Mirror
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Rob Brydon to reinvent himself as a 'fashion icon' in new £20million BBC show
The much-loved Gavin & Stacey star is going to be wearing dapper outfits that might provide clues about where in Europe the players might be As host of BBC1's new reality gameshow Destination X - rumoured to be costing £20million - Rob Brydon decided the time had come to reinvent himself. So grabbing himself a stylist and a whole new wardrobe, he says he has "gone for it". And Rob, best known for his roles on Would I Lie to You and Gavin & Stacey, says he is hoping to be considered 'a fashion icon' once the show airs. He laughed: 'I've been more experimental with my wardrobe than in the past, and I think that can only be a treat. And there are often clues in what I'm wearing. Sometimes it's sort of region appropriate, with little flourishes. 'I thought as the show is on such a grand scale, it would be fun to be a little less conservative than my normal TV wear. So, I had a wonderful stylist who suggested all sorts of different things. I've gone for it.' The TV star accompanies up to 13 players on the road around Europe in a blacked-out bus as they struggle to work out where they are, based on helpful clues but hampered by red herrings. Each episode, the player whose guess is the furthest away is eliminated. But at one point Rob feared he'd given away where they were next travelling to by putting his foot in it. 'You did have to be very careful,' he sighed. 'We were about to visit a lovely location and I was looking forward to it and I was chatting to some of the crew and I said out loud, 'I can't wait to get to… Swansea.' And it wasn't Swansea. 'And then I realised that just over there was one of the players and I had a sinking feeling in my stomach. Luckily, they didn't hear. I can be sure of that, because of what happened next.' He said that in the beginning all the players are supporting each other but that changes as the 10-part series progresses. 'Only one person can win the money, I think that's the crux of it. It really takes some turns, particularly as it gets closer and closer to the prize, there's some interesting behaviour.' Rob, who is there to help "dissolve the tension", says he loved turning Europe into a board game for the BBC1 series, which starts next Wednesday. 'No spoilers, but we do take over whole castles. We run a train on a public network, we take over cable car systems, the scale just goes up and up.' The presenter, who took inspiration from cloak-loving Traitors host Claudia Winkleman for the role, said he'd had a lovely time not sleeping on the bus like the rest of them. 'I did the journey. I mean, I wasn't on the bus, I wasn't sleeping in a bunk," he chuckled. "But yeah, I would follow them round and then I would greet them and it was great.' Executive producer Dan Adamson says that the series was shot over 32 days using a 190-strong crew and involved 7,000 hotel rooms in 25 different locations. During filming they travelled more than 11,000km while shooting over 2000 hours of footage, much of it caught by the 46 cameras on board the bus. They even had a toilet trailer following behind with 'a couple of portaloos' to allow the players to have comfort breaks in private. The TV funnyman says the lengths they went to in order to keep their location secret was extraordinary. 'I'd arrive at a new location and it was as if they'd built a new town," he gasped. "We would put the buses alongside each other. We would bring in a bathroom bus. We'd have a little glam bus. That would make a little rectangle courtyard. We'd put carpet down, a running machine, and they could sit outside without knowing where they were. The scale of it, it was quite remarkable.' But Rob, 60, claims he'd be a woeful player himself. 'I think I'd be terrible at it. If I got out and I saw the sun, that would tell me it's daytime.'
