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'House Of The Dragon' Just Sneakily Brought Back A Fumbled 'Game Of Thrones' Storyline

The prequel series may finally give one of 'Game of Thrones' most mystical storylines its due.

Inverse

Big Boys’ Jack Rooke looks back: ‘Nan had a laddie sense of humour. She wound me up about being bigger’

The standup and Big Boys creator on experiencing grief at a young age, his prankster grandmother, and why he refuses to learn to drive

The Guardian - UK

55 Times MILs Made Weddings Miserable For Everyone: “I’m Rethinking My Wedding”

Having a wedding can already be a stressful affair, especially if you don’t plan to elope. Add to it some in-law drama, and all hell breaks loose. People online have been sharing how their mother-in-law ruined or tried to sabotage their big day. One MIL insisted on wearing her own…

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Davina McCall apologises after Comic Relief co-star’s ‘bad language’

McCall said ‘it was a very high stress situation’ after comedian Nick Mohammed could be heard saying ‘oh f***’ and ‘shit’ during the show.

Evening Standard

Davina McCall reveals Red Nose Day total passed £30m during Comic Relief

McCall was at the helm of the charity fundraiser, joined by comedians Catherine Tate, Joel Dommett, Katherine Ryan and Nick Mohammed.

Evening Standard

Red Nose Day fundraising total passes £21m

Comic Relief helps support communities by providing food, healthcare and shelter to those who need it most.

Evening Standard

Catherine Tate as Nan kicks off Red Nose Day as £11.5m raised so far

The actress and comedian, 56, was dressed as her belligerent pensioner alter ego as she started the fundraising event.

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TV tonight: Comic Relief with Alison Hammond and Catherine Tate’s Nan

The BBC’s annual comedy money raiser returns. Plus: ClaudiaWinkleman takes a second shot on her chat show sofa. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

What you need to know about Red Nose Day

Red Nose Day returns on Friday, 20 March from 7pm on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the official BBC YouTube channel, aiming to raise vital funds for essential services in the UK and globally. The evening of entertainment will be hosted by Davina McCall, joined by comedy stars such as…

The Independent UK

Davina McCall's embarrassing encounter involving Claudia Winkleman - and it happens 'all the time'

Davina joked about feeling ‘cocky’ before the embarrassing encounter with fans

Woman & Home

Davina McCall says she’ll dress as Claudia Winkleman after fan mix-ups

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Davina McCall reveals awkward Claudia Winkleman mix-up with fans

The former Big Brother host has joked that she should dress up as The Traitors presenter for Comic Relief

The Independent UK

‘I can’t justify any of it’: Prue Leith reflects on her 13-year affair with first husband and ‘amazing’ forgiveness when his wife found out

The cooking legend tells the remarkable story of her lengthy secret liaison to Davina McCall on her Begin Again podcast

Woman & Home

A love letter to Country: grief, motherhood and loss in Jada Alberts’ Black Light

This story oscillates and swells around a glass outdoor table, on the porch of a family home on Larrakia land. A table almost identical to the one on my porch back home. I point this out to my sis as the bubbling opening night crowd pours into the Merlyn Theatre,…

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Digital Camera World

100 winning portraits turn Britain's streets into a nationwide photography exhibition

Portrait of Britain Vol. 8 reveals powerful stories of modern life on digital screens across the UK

The Guardian - AU

My nanna provided me with the two words that would eventually guide me – ‘never weaken’

Her words didn’t register with me as a child but their influence grew as I came to know more about her past

The Guardian - UK

From orgies to marathon sex scenes: how did period drama get so raunchy?

Non-stop coitus, controversial nudity and shocking sex toys: steamy scenes in costume dramas have changed since Colin Firth got his shirt wet in Pride and Prejudice. Here is an outrageous history of small-screen sauciness

Total Film

The best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus, and more

Check out our guide to the best movies and shows streaming this week, June 16–June 22

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TikTok grandmother Norma, 91, dies as legion of fans pay tribute to 'nation's Nana'

Norma’s family said they had lost “our rock” in a joint statement published on their TikTok page last night

The Guardian - AU

When they chose to die together, my grandparents wrote the final chapter of a love story spanning 70 years

Nan held my hand, convincing me this was what they wanted. I felt like a little girl, crying and being comforted by my grandmother one last time

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Sam Kerr Thanks Fans For Support Following Car Crash Involving Her Grandmother Coral Kerr

Coral Kerr, 89, was allegedly hit by a car on Friday after she was trying to get off a bus.

The Canberra Times

Court set to test alleged killer of 78yo wife's fitness to plead

'Nan is at peace,' he allegedly told a family member.

The Guardian - UK

Anna Jones: ‘Giving up meat and fish was the opposite of hard. You can be more creative’

The cook and author recalls the huge family gatherings at her nan’s and the meals for her own family that informed her own recipes and cooking

The Guardian - US

Better Man review – Robbie Williams monkey biopic is a bananas gamble that pays off

The life of the ego-driven showman is turned into an unlikely yet surprisingly entertaining saga with a CGI monkey in the lead

The Guardian - UK

Why we’re still hung up on landlines

Letters: Catherine Suttle remembers when numbers were three digits, Dan Zerdin’s grandparents thought a ‘naked’ phone was unsightly, and Janette Ward recalls how she rumbled her boss

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