OHMYGOSSIP — Danny Jones has joined ‘Soccer Aid’.
The McFly guitarist was due to take part in the charity football match in 2016 but had to pull out after fracturing his elbow, and while he admits it was “not a nice feeling” watching from the sidelines, and he can’t wait to make up for lost time this year.
Speaking about his 2016 injury, he said: “It was awful. I was in the first day of training, and we train really hard for it, and I got tackled by Sol Campbell and I just landed funny and cracked my joint in my elbow and broke it.
“So I was out.
“I stayed with the lads and it was like being grounded and all your mates playing out.
“It’s not a nice feeling but it was amazing to be a part of it and see us win.”
Danny did manage to pull on an England shirt for ‘Soccer Aid 2008’, and he frequently reminds his wife Georgia Jones that a cross he put in for former England star Alan Shearer to score is “is on par with our wedding day”.
What’s more, the pair’s son Cooper, 15 months, looks set to follow in Danny’s footballing footsteps in the coming years.
Speaking on ‘Good Morning Britain’, he added: “He can’t say a word yet but he’s kicking a ball. It’s amazing. There’s a real bond there over a football.”
The musician will be a part of the England team managed by ‘GMB’ co-host Susanna Reid for this year’s match at Chelsea FC’s Stamford Bridge stadium on June 16th.
She will be joined by former England boss Sam Allardyce, and they will face off against World XI gaffers Harry Redknapp and Susanna’s fellow ‘GMB’ presenter Piers Morgan.
What’s more, former England women’s team footballer Rachel Yankey and Katie Chapman will be the first-ever females to take part in ‘Soccer Aid’.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Charlize Theron has “no clue” whether she’s in the next ‘Fast and the Furious’ movie.
The 43-year-old actress played cyber-terrorist Cipher in the 2017 film ‘The Fate of the Furious’ – the eighth instalment in the street racing action franchise – but she’s completely in the dark as to whether she’s wanted for ‘Fast and Furious 9’.
Speaking on ‘Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen’, she admitted: “I have no f***ing clue!”
The ‘Long Shot’ star is yet to receive a call from producers so she has “a feeling” she won’t be reprising her role.
She added: “Nobody’s called me, so I have a feeling I might not be in it.”
The upcoming action film will see Vin Diesel return as the franchise’s protagonist Dominic Toretto, while Michelle Rodriguez (Letty) and Chris ‘Ludacris’ Bridges (Tej) will also be back.
Jordana Brewster has been confirmed to return as Dom’s sister Mia and pre-production on the ninth movie started in February 2019 in London.
‘Fast and the Furious 9’ was originally slated for April 2019, but the currently untitled sequel was pushed back and will now be released worldwide on May 22, 2020.
Charlize can currently be seen in comedy ‘Long Shot’, in which she plays US Secretary of State Charlotte Fields who embarks on an unlikely relationship with journalist Fred Flarsky (Seth Rogen) who she used to babysit as she launches a bid to become President of the United States.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Michelle Gayle says she could go back to ‘EastEnders’.
The 48-year-old singer-and-actress played Hattie Tavernier on the BBC One soap from 1990 to 1993 and her alter-ego was last seen on screens in December 1993 when she left to visit her parents in Norwich, with Michelle departing the show to pursue a singing career.
She said: “I was sent to Norwich, she’s been there for 20-something years. So, effectively, I suppose I could [go back].
“You never know.”
Hattie did appear once more in 1994 to show the character had decided to remain in East Anglia but she was only seen from a distance and the part was played by an uncredited extra.
Michelle’s character was part of the Taverniers, who were the first black family on ‘EastEnders’, and the star feels great she has been a trailblazer in several projects.
Speaking on ‘Lorraine’, she added: “It was [trailblazing], the first black family. It’s been almost 30 years.
“It’s so nice throughout my career to be the first to do something.
“I was also the first black Belle in ‘Beauty and the Beast’ in the West End.
“And it’s so nice to be part of something that is showing the changing world.
“We’re reflecting the Britain that is now, and I’m a part of that.”
Last month, Michelle admitted it felt like a “pipe dream” when she landed a role on ‘EastEnders’.
She said: “‘EastEnders’ had always been forward-thinking with individual black characters but it felt like a pipe dream to have a whole family represented on prime-time BBC One in the early 90s.
“Our community was so excited. Everyone wanted us to fit their mould of what they thought a black family should look like, but I think the BBC made a huge effort to present us authentically.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Prue Leith has become a grandmother for a fourth time.
The ‘Great British Bake Off’ judge is ecstatic her daughter Li-Da – who she adopted after the youngster was orphaned at 16 months old by the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia – has now taken in a new baby after trying to adopt for four years.
Prue is quoted by the Daily Mirror newspaper as saying: “I am so fascinated by adoption because my daughter is adopted and she is Cambodian.
“When I adopted her, which was 44 years ago, it was comparatively easy, they checked us out in five seconds.
“Li-Da has been four years trying to adopt, and now finally last week she has got a baby.”
The 79-year-old restaurateur previously admitted that when she took in Li-Da she warmed to her instantly and saw her as no different to her biological child, Daniel.
She said: “I saw [Rayne’s] point that there were enough children in the world already, but I did worry, ‘Will I ever love an adopted child as much as I love Daniel?’
“But it took just 24 hours with Li-Da to know the answer to ‘who would you save if you could only save one of them?’ was: whichever is nearest.”
And Prue believes she is a “terrible granny” because she works so much.
She said: “By 7pm I wanted the children in bed so I could have a drink and watch telly, while my son and daughter-in-law are amazing – they will go on playing with their three for ever.
“I’m a terrible granny, always working.”
Prue was married to Rayne Kruger – who was 20 years her senior – until his passing in 2002, and then she tied the knot with new beau John Playfair three years ago.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gregg Wallace is suffering from a gut problem, so he can’t eat spicy food.
The ‘Masterchef’ co-host was diagnosed with ­diverticulitis last year, a digestive condition that affects the large intestine, and as a result the BBC presenter has monitor his alcohol consumption and how much fiery food he eats because it can play havoc with his stomach.
He is quoted by the Daily Mirror newspaper as saying: “When they’re irritated, you’ve got to watch alcohol and spicy food. We were eating chillis yesterday.
“Before that I had a massive skinful of beer in Dublin – and it was already playing up.
“I forgot, because I’d been so well. But yesterday I was ill. I’m turning into one of those old people who has things wrong with them.”
Gregg – who lost three stone six years ago because of high cholesterol levels – previously revealed he is expecting his first child with his wife Anne-Marie, 32, and they are planning to call the youngster Sid Massimo Wallace.
He said: “We were due to start IVF but then it happened naturally after two years of trying. The doctor told us it was a miracle Anna was pregnant.”
The former greengrocer – who has two kids, Tom, 24, and Libby, 21, from his second marriage to ex Denise – is only planning to have one child with his spouse because he is “too old”, but was overcome with emotion when he heard his son’s heartbeat at his baby’s scan.
He added: “Seeing a scan of our baby son and the strength of his heartbeat made me cry. We’ve agreed to only have one child together – I’m too old.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Charles Lawson has had to “rethink his whole life” after suffering a mini-stroke on stage.
The 59-year-old actor – who is best known for his role as Jim McDonald in the ITV soap ‘Coronation Street’ – had a mini-stroke, which occurs when part of the brain experiences a temporary lack of blood flow, while on stage during a performance of Ian Rankin’s ‘Rebus: Long Shadows’ in Edinburgh last year.
The ‘Corrie’ star will now be on medication for “the rest of his life” and explained he was diagnosed with exhaustion prior to the incident and feels it could have been prevented had he dealt with “certain issues”.
Speaking on ‘BBC Breakfast’, he said: “If you have alarm bells listen to them. I perhaps could have avoided this by dealing with certain issues that should have been dealt with.
“I’m now on medication for the rest of my life and I’ve learned a lesson and that’s that I’m not indestructible … I have to rethink my whole life.”
Charles recalled the moment he knew “something was wrong” and admitted he felt “totally lost and extremely vulnerable” as he had the attack.
He said: “I was suffering with exhaustion at the time. I lost about two stone, I wasn’t sleeping, I’d been advised by a doctor to pull out but you can’t really do that as an actor you’ve got to carry on.
“There I was in the middle of the second half racing along doing wonderfully well and I suddenly was aware for about five seconds that something was wrong with me. In my head over those five seconds I went half deaf everybody went blue in front of me on stage.
“I was totally lost and felt extremely vulnerable all in these sort of five seconds and I was aware there was 1,800 people out there staring at me wondering what I was doing.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jared Leto would “definitely” play The Joker again if given the opportunity.
The 47-year-old actor portrayed the DC Comics supervillain – the archenemy of Batman – in 2016 film ‘Suicide Squad’ and he is keen to reprise the role in James Gunn’s upcoming new ‘Suicide Squad’ film if he’s wanted.
Speaking to Variety, he said: “I would definitely play The Joker again. It all depends on the script and the circumstances as it always does.”
Rumours have been rife that he will appear in the upcoming all-female DC Extended Universe film ‘Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)’, which centres on Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn, The Joker’s girlfriend.
And the ‘Fight Club’ star has hinted he will feature.
He teased: “You’d have to ask them … We’ll, we’ll see.”
Margot, 28, confirmed last month through her production company Lucky Champ’s Instagram account that ‘Birds of Prey’ has completed filming after three months.
The ‘I, Tonya’ star revealed a new image of her character Harley Quinn – who was first seen in 2016’s ‘Suicide Squad’ as part of the squad of anti-heroes – sat on a char emblazoned with the film’s possible logo, and a caption confirming: “That’s a wrap!”
‘Birds of Prey’ is expected to be very different from other movies in the DCEU, as it will reportedly get an R-rating in the US and 18 rating in the UK, making it less child-friendly than previous movies.
Although the flick takes place in superhero Batman’s hometown of Gotham City, The Caped Crusader won’t be making an appearance, and the cast will instead be made up of Margot, alongside Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Huntress, Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Black Canary and Ella Jay Basco as Cassandra Cain.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jacob Tremblay is voicing the lead role in ‘The Kid’.
The 12-year-old actor – who is known for his roles in the award-winning 2015 thriller ‘Room’ and 2017’s comedy ‘Wonder’ – is set to lead the voice cast on the animation-sci-fi re-imagining of Charlie Chaplin’s 1921 classic ‘The Kid’.
The picture will be helmed by Christian Volckman who will co-write the script with Rupert Wyatt and Boris Starling, while Wyatt is also on board as executive producer.
The film will follow Tremblay’s eponymous character in a futuristic New York City which has been flooded and split vertically into two distinct regions.
The young boy lives with his mother in safe and boring Uptown, however, runs away seeking adventure and winds up in the mysterious and dangerous Downtown where he encounters Chaplin, a robot with a human soul.
‘The Kid’ will mark the first animation for FilmNation.
French animation firm Superprod’s Clément Calvet and Jérémie Fajner, Luxembourg label Bidibul Productions’ are producing alongside Lilian Eche and Christel Henon and U.S. outfit Big Beach Films’ Peter Saraf.
The movie has been developed with the support of the Chaplin Estate while Big Beach’s Josh Cohen, who will executive produce.
In a statement, the movie’s producer’s said: “Top creative talent have been the driving force of this project and will continue to be.
“We can’t imagine anyone better than Jacob Tremblay for this role and we have no doubt that we’ll soon be able to announce more great voices joining the cast”
FilmNation Entertainment CEO Glen Basner added: “We are thrilled to make our foray into animation and could not imagine a better fit for FilmNation as it has ties to cinema history with Chaplin and his first film. New audiences throughout the world will now get to fall in love with Chaplin’s Tramp all over again.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sir Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman are to join forces on ‘The Father’.
The pair will star in a film adaptation of Florian Zeller’s stage project, with Hopkins set to play the dad of Colman’s character Anne, who tries to help her father deal with the consequences of old age, despite his constant refusal.
Zeller will make his feature film directorial debut on the movie, and he has co-written the screenplay with Christopher Hampton.
The play launched in Paris in 2012 and has gone on to be shown at the West End and on Broadway, for which Kenneth Cranham and Frank Langella won respective Tony and Olivier Awards.
Buyers Embankment are to launch sales for the motion picture at Cannes later this month, and principal photography on ‘The Father’ begins in May in the UK.
Embankment’s Tim Haslam says the film will leave audiences on “the edge of their seats”.
He said: “‘The Father’ is a deeply personal performance showcase for Hopkins and Colman – a universally affecting story to which the audience directly relate their own lives and families.
“Florian has a cinematic voice that will put the audience on the edge of their seats.”
David Parfitt, Jean-Louis Livi, and Philippe Carcassonne will produce the project along with Christophe Spadone and Simon Friend.
Paul Grindey, Daniel Battsek, Lauren Dark and Ollie Madden will executive produce the picture.
Colman has already had a successful year after winning the Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Queen Anne in ‘The Favourite’, which also starred Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Peter Crouch is in talks for his own TV show following the success of his podcast.
The Burnley footballer is wanted to present a programme on the BBC with the “same kind of fun and banter” as his Radio 5 Live pod, which he co-hosts with Tom Fordyce and Chris Stark.
A TV insider said: “BBC bigwigs want him to front his own show, most likely with a fun football backdrop, with the same kind of fun and banter.”
BBC bosses are said to be delighted with the listening figures on his podcast, aptly named ‘That Peter Crouch Podcast’, and love his “hilarious anecdotes”.
The source added to The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre TV column: “The podcast has been a huge hit, with listening figures through the roof.
“Peter’s really come into his own, with his effortless jokes and hilarious anecdotes.”
Peter’s pod also got some recognition recently when it was nominated for the Spotlight prize at the upcoming British Podcast Awards.
However, the show faces stiff competition from the BBC’s ‘Fortunately…with Fi and Jane’, ‘George Ezra & Friends’, Giovanna Fletcher’s ‘Happy Mum, Happy Baby’, Fearne Cotton’s ‘Happy Place’, and ‘Katie Piper’s Extraordinary People’.
The footballer has opened up about his life as a footballer on his pod, and once admitted he finds some of the crowd chants “quite funny”, but isn’t a big fan of being on the end of “mindless” obscenities.
He said: “I don’t mind a bit of creative abuse, something that’s quite funny.
“It’s the mindless stuff, when people just shout obscenities, that’s not so good.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alison Hammond was “very flirty” with Jacob Roberts when she was a special guest on the ‘Hollyoaks’ set.
The soap star – who plays Damon Kinsella – had a great time with the ‘This Morning’ roving reporter when she appeared at the studios of the Channel 4 soap in March, and says she was “great fun”.
He said: “Alison is such a great fun girl she was having a crack on set with me. She’s very flirty.”
Jacob’s co-star Nikki Sanderson (Maxine Minniver) also had an “absolute scream” with the former ‘Big Brother’ star on the set.
She said: “Alison was an absolute scream she was brilliant we loved having her on set it was just a really fun day we thoroughly enjoyed it.”
As well as the 44-year-old star, the ‘Hollyoaks’ actors were also recently treated to a visit from 107-year-old Jack Reynolds, who became the world’s oldest soap actor after landing a cameo in ‘Oaks’.
Nikki said: “I was honoured to have Jack on set and to meet him what a wonderful man and what a fantastic thing he’s doing at his age going out and breaking all the world records.
“I just think good on him it was bloody wonderful.”
Jacob praised Jack – who became the oldest person to ride a zip wire above a 1,312ft-long drop after turning 106, and was the oldest person to ride a rollercoaster in 2017 aged 105 – as “brave” for appearing on the show.
He added: “Jack is 107 years old, and it’s a really difficult thing to come in and learn lines for anybody and the fact that he’s done it is so brave and great for him.”
Jack – who is raising money for Alzheimer’s Dementia Support with his soaps challenge – also became the oldest person to get a tattoo aged 104.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tamzin Outhwaite has been alcohol and red meat free for nearly two weeks.
The ‘EastEnders’ actress – who plays nightclub owner Mel Owen on the BBC One soap – has ditched booze, red meat and dairy for the past 13 days, and it has left her feeling great.
She wrote on Twitter: “Day 13 of no alcohol, no red meat and no dairy…. feeling Tippetty Top, apart from waking at 5am every day, whether I’m working or not. (sic)”
Tamzin’s former co-star Nitin Ganatra – who played Masood Ahmed on the show – appeared to take a bit of credit for her lifestyle change.
He tweeted: “that’s the way forward. You’re welcome. xxx (sic)”
Emma Barton (Honey Mitchell) was impressed by Tamzin’s cleansing.
She wrote: “You are sooooo good! (sic)”
Tamzin has also been doing yoga, and recently admitted she has become “addicted to getting up early” to listen to the birds.
She tweeted: “The birds, the birdsong!! It’s incredible. I think I’m becoming addicted to getting up early to hear it. Tried to do a bit of yoga this morning but ended up lying down and just listening.
“Shame it’s a distraction as I wish it could be the main attraction, all day, while lying in a hammock, post yoga, in the sunshine. Too much to ask? Xx(sic)”
Last week, the Walford wonder did manage to do a hot yoga class before returning home to listen to her feathered friends.
She wrote: “Did an early Sunday morning hot yoga class @3tribesldn then came back to my “Zen Den” to stretch and listen to the birds who were in full song and sounding incredible. So peaceful…. (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kem Cetinay would “bottle it” if he went on ‘Love Island’ now.
The 23-year-old reality TV star rose to fame on ITV’s dating show when he paired up with Amber Davies in the villa two years ago, but he has admitted the programme has grown so much in popularity since its third series in 2017.
He told RadioTimes.com: “I wouldn’t go in now. There’s too much hype around it now. It’d stress me out. I think I’d bottle it last minute.
“It’s too much of a big show, I couldn’t deal with the pressure. I don’t know how people deal with it.
“When I went on it not everyone really knew about it, it just blew up when we were on there.”
Since leaving the island, Kem – who split from Amber just six months after winning the show – has been impressing on TV, including an ITV2 show with former co-tar Chris Hughes and a successful stint on last year’s run of ‘Dancing On Ice’ which lead to a presenting role this time round.
Although he doesn’t think he could handle the pressure of the show at this point, the star – who was just 21 when he entered – admitted he has no regrets about ignoring his own mother’s advice and taking on the challenge.
He added: “My mum cried when she heard I was going into ‘Love Island’.
“She hated every idea of it, but she said she was so glad I didn’t listen to her and decided to go into the show because it’s made me grow up.
“I felt I was very babied by my family before. Love ‘Island’ helped me be a bit more of a man and made me take control of my life.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Willow’ could be rebooted as a TV show on Disney’s new streaming service.
The fantasy film’s director Ron Howard revealed that he and ‘Star Wars’ creator and George Lucas – who produced and wrote the story of the 1988 fantasy classic – are working on a Willow TV series for Disney+.
Speaking to MTV’s ‘Happy Sad Confused’ podcast, Howard admitted that Jon Kasdan, a writer on his film ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ has been “hounding” him to reboot ‘Willow’ and he thought it was a “great” idea.
He said: “I think it’d be a great way to go, In fact, George always talked about the possibility of a Willow series, and it’d be great and more intimate.
“And built around that character and some of the others. And Jon Kasdan has, I think, an inspired take on it and it could be really, really cool.”
A source confirmed to Deadline that there have been conversations about the project at Disney+ not is has not yet been commissioned.
The original film was nominated for two Oscars and followed Warwick Davis as the titular farmer who plays a critical role in protecting a special baby from a tyrannical queen who vows to destroy her and take over the world.
However, Howard previously insisted that if there were to be a remake, the lead character would be more mature and wiser than he once was.
He enthused: “That would be hugely exciting … revisiting Willow as a character, now he’s older and wiser and perhaps even a better sorcerer, who knows by now, would be brilliant fun.”
This isn’t the first time Howard has hinted at a reboot and in May last year he tweeted and teased that he and Lucas were “seriously” thinking about it.
Replying to a fan asking for “More willow please”, he said: “We are seriously exploring it with Lucasfilm folks. Fingers crossed (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lucy Alexander “often” filmed in haunted houses during ‘Homes Under The Hammer’.
The 48-year-old presenter – who co-hosted the BBC makeover show from its launch in 2003 until 2016 – revealed that there were times during filming when she had a “strange feeling” that she “wasn’t alone” and insisted there was often a “really sad story” which explained the supernatural behaviour.
In an interview with a Metro newspaper, she said: “Oh yes, there have been moments when we’ve heard a noise or something has fallen, and quite a few times I’ve had the strange feeling that I’m really not alone.
“Over the 13 years, I did ‘Homes Under The Hammer ‘ we often filmed in a room where we had a strange sensation and then discovered it had a really sad story.
“I’m quite spiritual and I’m always thinking about somebody and then the phone rings and it will be them!”
The TV personality went on to recall awkward moments on the show where couples had bought the wrong properties, or even unwittingly buying a home to find “the roof caving in and dead pigeons and rats inside”.
She explained: “Probably meeting people who hadn’t realised what they’d bought at auction, who had put their hand up without thinking and bid by accident.
“I remember one lady had bought a shop she didn’t want because she’d confused it with the lot before and ended up buying the wrong lot.
“A few times we’d turn up at a home with the new owner to see them go inside and find the roof caving in and dead pigeons and rats inside. They’d be standing there, thinking, ‘What have I done?’ and when we’d return six months later they’d still be asking what they’d done. ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alan Carr was sleepwalking “naked” over fears about his new TV show.
The former ‘Chatty Man’ host is back with ‘Something About Movies’ on Sky and he’s been fretting about it so much that it disturbed his sleep in the most embarrassing way when he was spotted wandering around a car bark in just his underwear.
Speaking on ‘The Jonathan Ross Show’ in an interview set to air on Saturday night (04.05.19), he said: “I’ve had anxiety because of this new show. You know I’m a very nervous person. I’m staying in a hotel. I slept walked in my pants. And it really shook me up.
“I remember in the morning this woman walking her dog going ‘what are you doing?’ Walked round the car park in my pants. This old woman said ‘what are you doing?’
“It’s so funny how quick they do check you back in when you’re naked in the foyer. It was very weird. It terrified me, literally terrified me.”
The 42-year-old comedian will be joined by fellow comic Micky Flanagan and actor Michael Sheen for the show, and despite his fears Alan recently admitted he is excited about the new project.
He said: “It is like a panel show, but not really. It’s a unique panel show, we have actual Hollywood actors so it’s not just comedians giving their best jokes.
“It’s a good mix, we’ve had Rupert Everett, Jason Isaacs, Matthew Broderick. We’ve filmed half of them already so I can hold my head up high because sometimes you can promote shows and you haven’t filmed them yet, and you go, ‘Oh please don’t be s**t’.
“It’s got so much energy but there never really is a dull moment, I know everyone says that but it really is good.”

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