What is Wayne Lineker's job? Picture: Instagram/Wayne Lineker Wayne Lineker job: what does the Celebs Go Dating star do for work?
Celebs Go Dating has officially returned to our screens, and we couldn't be more excited to see what the latest batch of single celebs have in store. In line with regulations brought in during the coronavirus pandemic, this season was filmed Big Brother-style in a huge Surrey mansion, with all the celebs and daters isolating together.
Lindsie Chrisley doesn't want to rock the boat with her sister.
The Chrisley Knows Best alum said she has yet to reach out to Savannah Chrisley to express her sympathy over the death of her ex Nic Kerdiles, who died in a motorcycle crash on Sept. 23. He was 29.
"In short, I have not reached out to Savannah," the Southern Tea podcast host said on the Oct. 4 episode. "I know that she is understandably very upset and grieving, and I in no way wanted to make the situation worse than what it already was.
Play video content Nicki Minaj committed the ULTIMATE steakhouse sin at Boa last night ... she sent someone out to get her A.1. Steak Sauce right in the middle of her meal ... and TMZ has the video proof!!!
FYI -- most chefs working at top steak joints across the globe consider a request for A.1. sauce (or any other sauce not made by the restaurant) as a total insult .
The MET Gala is the one stage that you will see a lot of glamour. Old Hollywood waves have been coined as being the red-carpet's go-to hairstyle for some of our favourite stars from the 70s, 80s, 90s, y2k and beyond — from Marylin Monroe and Dita Von Teese, these stars have not missed a beat.
It's always true in hair and beauty that everything comes back around. From hair colours to cuts and everything in-between, so many modern and trending hairstyles have taken inspiration from old Hollywood retro looks.
NBC's "In the Line of Duty" made-fors about law enforcement officers killed on the job have scored fairly well with viewers -- one reason why NBC has had so many of them. But that's not to say they're good, as the seventh in the series, "The Price of Vengeance," makes clear.
NBC’s “In the Line of Duty” made-fors about law enforcement officers killed on the job have scored fairly well with viewers — one reason why NBC has had so many of them.