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Susannah Constantine thinks Lady Colin Campbell is a "lovely woman".
The 'What Not To Wear' star - who was the first celebrity to be voted off 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' at the weekend - has admitted she and the rest of the camp actually quite liked Lady C when she wasn't launching tirades at them.
Susanna explained: "She's not like that all the time. It's like this switch goes off and she is two people. On the one hand she is one of the smartest, most logical, interesting and kind people you could ever hope to meet and then suddenly she turns into this creature and I don't even know if she's aware that she's doing it, but fundamentally Lady C is a lovely woman."
However, Brian Friedman - who settled his differences with the royal biographer before he was voted off last night (29.11.15) - insisted it wasn't a pleasant experience being on the receiving end of her criticism.
He told ITV's 'Lorraine': "It definitely hurts if you're on the opposite end of a tongue lashing. She knows how to make a sting and she knows how to get you where it counts."
Despite his comments, the former 'X Factor' choreographer confessed he could see her going on to win the show.
He added: "My money would be on George [Shelley], however, I feel like Lady C and Vicky [Pattison] have a really good shot at winning it. But I'd love it if George won."
Susannah Constantine: Lady Colin Campbell a ‘lovely woman’
Susannah Constantine thinks Lady Colin Campbell is a "lovely woman".
The 'What Not To Wear' star - who was the first celebrity to be voted off 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' at the weekend - has admitted she and the rest of the camp actually quite liked Lady C when she wasn't launching tirades at them.
Susanna explained: "She's not like that all the time. It's like this switch goes off and she is two people. On the one hand she is one of the smartest, most logical, interesting and kind people you could ever hope to meet and then suddenly she turns into this creature and I don't even know if she's aware that she's doing it, but fundamentally Lady C is a lovely woman."
However, Brian Friedman - who settled his differences with the royal biographer before he was voted off last night (29.11.15) - insisted it wasn't a pleasant experience being on the receiving end of her criticism.
He told ITV's 'Lorraine': "It definitely hurts if you're on the opposite end of a tongue lashing. She knows how to make a sting and she knows how to get you where it counts."
Despite his comments, the former 'X Factor' choreographer confessed he could see her going on to win the show.
He added: "My money would be on George [Shelley], however, I feel like Lady C and Vicky [Pattison] have a really good shot at winning it. But I'd love it if George won."
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Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne aren't inviting their 'EastEnders' and 'The Only Way Is Essex' co-stars to their wedding.
The couple - who got engaged in June - want the service to be an intimate occasion, but will be holding a bigger reception, to which their castmates will be asked to attend.
Asked if they were inviting their castmates to the wedding, Dan told OK! Magazine: "No, it's just close friends and family, but they'll all definitely be invited to the wedding reception.
"My dad is my best man, which he's pretty chuffed about. My groomsmen are one of my closest mates and my three brothers."
While the couple want the service to be intimate, Jacqueline will be walked down the aisle by a huge entourage as she has eight bridesmaids, eight pageboys and eight flower girls, which will include Dan's son Teddy, 23 months, and their daughter, nine-month-old Ella.
She said: "We're also having eight pageboys and flower girls, including Ella, Teddy and our nieces and nephews."
The 23-year-old actress has already been eyeing up dresses, while the former 'TOWIE' star admitted he had no idea the groom isn't allowed to see the gown before the day.
He said: "I only recently found out that the man doesn't actually see the dress until the day. I assumed I'd be going shopping with her!"
Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne aren’t inviting co-stars to wedding
Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne aren't inviting their 'EastEnders' and 'The Only Way Is Essex' co-stars to their wedding.
The couple - who got engaged in June - want the service to be an intimate occasion, but will be holding a bigger reception, to which their castmates will be asked to attend.
Asked if they were inviting their castmates to the wedding, Dan told OK! Magazine: "No, it's just close friends and family, but they'll all definitely be invited to the wedding reception.
"My dad is my best man, which he's pretty chuffed about. My groomsmen are one of my closest mates and my three brothers."
While the couple want the service to be intimate, Jacqueline will be walked down the aisle by a huge entourage as she has eight bridesmaids, eight pageboys and eight flower girls, which will include Dan's son Teddy, 23 months, and their daughter, nine-month-old Ella.
She said: "We're also having eight pageboys and flower girls, including Ella, Teddy and our nieces and nephews."
The 23-year-old actress has already been eyeing up dresses, while the former 'TOWIE' star admitted he had no idea the groom isn't allowed to see the gown before the day.
He said: "I only recently found out that the man doesn't actually see the dress until the day. I assumed I'd be going shopping with her!"
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Peter Andre was training for eight hours a day before he was voted off 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 'Mysterious Girl' hitmaker has insisted he couldn't have worked any harder to perfect his moves despite his last two dances, the Jive and the American Smooth, receiving much lower scores from the judges than his previous performances.
Asked how many hours a day he's been training, he said: "About eight hours. I have most Sundays off, which is a big family day. I love it."
The 42-year-old star confessed he's been struggling to sleep since signing up for the show this summer, as he found himself waking up in the middle of the night panicking about forgetting his steps.
He told new! magazine: "I'm usually really good at sleeping but it's so intense, I've started waking up in the night trying to remember things. I usually have sleepless nights on a Friday, depending on how the rehearsals go.
"I'm in bed for eight hours, but whether I sleep for eight hours is a different story..."
Peter also admitted the gruelling schedule had him feeling his age much more than usual.
He added: "In the last couple of weeks I've really noticed I'm 42. But it's not forever and it's a competition."
Peter Andre trained eight hours a day for Strictly Come Dancing
Peter Andre was training for eight hours a day before he was voted off 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 'Mysterious Girl' hitmaker has insisted he couldn't have worked any harder to perfect his moves despite his last two dances, the Jive and the American Smooth, receiving much lower scores from the judges than his previous performances.
Asked how many hours a day he's been training, he said: "About eight hours. I have most Sundays off, which is a big family day. I love it."
The 42-year-old star confessed he's been struggling to sleep since signing up for the show this summer, as he found himself waking up in the middle of the night panicking about forgetting his steps.
He told new! magazine: "I'm usually really good at sleeping but it's so intense, I've started waking up in the night trying to remember things. I usually have sleepless nights on a Friday, depending on how the rehearsals go.
"I'm in bed for eight hours, but whether I sleep for eight hours is a different story..."
Peter also admitted the gruelling schedule had him feeling his age much more than usual.
He added: "In the last couple of weeks I've really noticed I'm 42. But it's not forever and it's a competition."
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Peter Capaldi was chased out of Peter Jackson's house by a Dalek after trying to force him to sign a contract to direct an episode of 'Doctor Who'.
The 57-year-old actor showed up at 'The Hobbit' director's home in New Zealand demanding he sign a contract sent by showrunner Steven Moffat in a sketch posted on Jackson's Facebook page.
The skit began with Peter and his daughter Katie discussig the prospect of him directing an episode of the BBC sci-fi drama.
She says: "Hey Dad, Steven Moffat's trying to email you ... He wants you to direct an episode of 'Doctor Who' but you're not replying to his emails."
Poking fun at Moffat's busy schedule as showrunner for both 'Doctor Who' and 'Sherlock', Jackson replys: "Well look, put it this way, I reply to the ones I can understand but some are a bit incoherent ... Like his scripts. You can't blame him, he's writing 'Doctor Who' at 10 o'clock in the morning, 11 o'clock gotta do 'Sherlock', bang it in an email to Peter Jackson in between. I can't even read them half the time. So, anyway, look, I do my best."
Capaldi can then be seen sneaking into the 'Lord of the Rings' filmmaker's home as he continues to polish his numerous Academy Awards while discussing Moffat's health.
Capldi - in character as the titular Time Lord - says: "Hello, I'm looking for a director ... Does a director live here? Peter Jackson?"
Jackson - who was made a Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2010 - replys: "Sir Peter? Sir Peter lives here."
Ignoring the director's official title, he hands him a contract and orders him to sign it "right away".
Capaldi is then chased out of the house by one of 'Doctor Who' fan Jackson's life-size Dalek's shouting "you will be exterminated".
Jackson - who cast the seventh Doctor Sylvester McCoy in 'The Hobbit' films as Radagast the Brown wizard because he's such a big fan of the show - then turns to his daughter to make one last dig.
He says: "Is that the TV on? Is it 'Doctor Who' night tonight? Fantastic, because that means on the other channel there's 'The Walking Dead'. Let's go!"
Peter Capaldi orders Peter Jackson to sign Doctor Who contract
Peter Capaldi was chased out of Peter Jackson's house by a Dalek after trying to force him to sign a contract to direct an episode of 'Doctor Who'.
The 57-year-old actor showed up at 'The Hobbit' director's home in New Zealand demanding he sign a contract sent by showrunner Steven Moffat in a sketch posted on Jackson's Facebook page.
The skit began with Peter and his daughter Katie discussig the prospect of him directing an episode of the BBC sci-fi drama.
She says: "Hey Dad, Steven Moffat's trying to email you ... He wants you to direct an episode of 'Doctor Who' but you're not replying to his emails."
Poking fun at Moffat's busy schedule as showrunner for both 'Doctor Who' and 'Sherlock', Jackson replys: "Well look, put it this way, I reply to the ones I can understand but some are a bit incoherent ... Like his scripts. You can't blame him, he's writing 'Doctor Who' at 10 o'clock in the morning, 11 o'clock gotta do 'Sherlock', bang it in an email to Peter Jackson in between. I can't even read them half the time. So, anyway, look, I do my best."
Capaldi can then be seen sneaking into the 'Lord of the Rings' filmmaker's home as he continues to polish his numerous Academy Awards while discussing Moffat's health.
Capldi - in character as the titular Time Lord - says: "Hello, I'm looking for a director ... Does a director live here? Peter Jackson?"
Jackson - who was made a Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2010 - replys: "Sir Peter? Sir Peter lives here."
Ignoring the director's official title, he hands him a contract and orders him to sign it "right away".
Capaldi is then chased out of the house by one of 'Doctor Who' fan Jackson's life-size Dalek's shouting "you will be exterminated".
Jackson - who cast the seventh Doctor Sylvester McCoy in 'The Hobbit' films as Radagast the Brown wizard because he's such a big fan of the show - then turns to his daughter to make one last dig.
He says: "Is that the TV on? Is it 'Doctor Who' night tonight? Fantastic, because that means on the other channel there's 'The Walking Dead'. Let's go!"
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The male stars on 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' have been warned to "protect their crown jewels" from randy snakes.
The show's medic Bob McCarron has told campmates including Union J's George Shelley and retired footballer Kieron Dyer to be more careful around camp as the serpents are known to leave the bushes looking for a mate in the hot Australian weather and can be attracted to anything long and slithery.
Bob explained: "Snakes can be attracted to things that look like other snakes.
"Sometimes they will make their way to a branch for example to check if it's a friend or foe. The celebrities need to be on the lookout this year as we've had more snakes on site than ever before."
Bob is said to have told George and Kieron to be especially careful as the 22-year-old hunk has been growing close to 'Hollyoaks' actress Jorgie Porter and the 36-year-old star has been showering naked.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Some of the men in the camp are rumoured to be well endowed. So they need to protect their crown jewels from jungle nasties."
Meanwhile, creepy crawlies have reportedly been intruding on George and Jorgie's blossoming romance as deadly funnel-web spiders have set up camp on the secluded nook that was set aside for potential romances this year.
Bob said: "The funnel-webs like living on the creek. We know they are there and we regularly take them out."
The insider added: "The secret sex spot was just what the camp needed for some secluded nookie, but now the spiders have put paid to that."
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! stars warned about snakes
The male stars on 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' have been warned to "protect their crown jewels" from randy snakes.
The show's medic Bob McCarron has told campmates including Union J's George Shelley and retired footballer Kieron Dyer to be more careful around camp as the serpents are known to leave the bushes looking for a mate in the hot Australian weather and can be attracted to anything long and slithery.
Bob explained: "Snakes can be attracted to things that look like other snakes.
"Sometimes they will make their way to a branch for example to check if it's a friend or foe. The celebrities need to be on the lookout this year as we've had more snakes on site than ever before."
Bob is said to have told George and Kieron to be especially careful as the 22-year-old hunk has been growing close to 'Hollyoaks' actress Jorgie Porter and the 36-year-old star has been showering naked.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Some of the men in the camp are rumoured to be well endowed. So they need to protect their crown jewels from jungle nasties."
Meanwhile, creepy crawlies have reportedly been intruding on George and Jorgie's blossoming romance as deadly funnel-web spiders have set up camp on the secluded nook that was set aside for potential romances this year.
Bob said: "The funnel-webs like living on the creek. We know they are there and we regularly take them out."
The insider added: "The secret sex spot was just what the camp needed for some secluded nookie, but now the spiders have put paid to that."
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will.i.am misses Sir Tom Jones on 'The Voice'.
The Black Eyed Peas star has admitted he feels lost without his former colleague, who was axed from the show in favour of Boy George earlier this year.
He said: "I miss that silver beard.
"I just like Tom. He made me feel safe. I don't know how to explain it ... It's like when there's an elder in the room, that's wise and has experienced everything you could probably imagine.
"I liked being around that level of expertise.
"It's like a level of legitimacy and authenticity that being next to Tom. Yeah. I miss that one. I miss that - I miss his personality."
Although Boy George and Paloma Faith - who took over from Rita Ora - have been drafted in as replacements, will, 40, felt there was a void left by Sir Tom during the recent filming of the auditions stage of the singing competition.
He told The Sunday Times newspaper: "The whole tone of the show has become more dramatic.
"He had this ability to keep everybody in their place. Because you never want to act up around, you know, your elders."
Meanwhile, Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson is also returning as a judge for the upcoming series.
will.i.am misses Sir Tom Jones on The Voice
will.i.am misses Sir Tom Jones on 'The Voice'.
The Black Eyed Peas star has admitted he feels lost without his former colleague, who was axed from the show in favour of Boy George earlier this year.
He said: "I miss that silver beard.
"I just like Tom. He made me feel safe. I don't know how to explain it ... It's like when there's an elder in the room, that's wise and has experienced everything you could probably imagine.
"I liked being around that level of expertise.
"It's like a level of legitimacy and authenticity that being next to Tom. Yeah. I miss that one. I miss that - I miss his personality."
Although Boy George and Paloma Faith - who took over from Rita Ora - have been drafted in as replacements, will, 40, felt there was a void left by Sir Tom during the recent filming of the auditions stage of the singing competition.
He told The Sunday Times newspaper: "The whole tone of the show has become more dramatic.
"He had this ability to keep everybody in their place. Because you never want to act up around, you know, your elders."
Meanwhile, Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson is also returning as a judge for the upcoming series.
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'Top Gear' is to return to the BBC next May.
Chris Evans - who was announced as the new host after Jeremy Clarkson was sacked for punching a producer earlier this year - has revealed the new revamped series will begin on Sunday May 8, 2016 on BBC Two.
The first episode will air a week after Chris and his team wrap filming on May 5.
The BBC Radio 2 DJ added that they've "already started making the films" but refused to reveal the identities of his co-hosts.
Speaking to James Martin on BBC One's 'Saturday Kitchen', he shared: "We're going to America to make our first inter-continental in January."
The new series of 'Top Gear' will be made up of 16 episodes while Evans has signed a three-year deal to front the show.
The 49-year-old presenter was recently spotted test driving a McLaren 650S Spider with Jenson Button for the upcoming series but the Formula 1 driver previously rubbished claims he's set to join the show on a permanent basis after signing a new deal with McLaren for next season.
Meanwhile, Clarkson and his former 'Top Gear' colleagues James May and Richard Hammond are set to host an all new car show on Amazon Prime.
Top Gear returning to BBC on May 8 2016
'Top Gear' is to return to the BBC next May.
Chris Evans - who was announced as the new host after Jeremy Clarkson was sacked for punching a producer earlier this year - has revealed the new revamped series will begin on Sunday May 8, 2016 on BBC Two.
The first episode will air a week after Chris and his team wrap filming on May 5.
The BBC Radio 2 DJ added that they've "already started making the films" but refused to reveal the identities of his co-hosts.
Speaking to James Martin on BBC One's 'Saturday Kitchen', he shared: "We're going to America to make our first inter-continental in January."
The new series of 'Top Gear' will be made up of 16 episodes while Evans has signed a three-year deal to front the show.
The 49-year-old presenter was recently spotted test driving a McLaren 650S Spider with Jenson Button for the upcoming series but the Formula 1 driver previously rubbished claims he's set to join the show on a permanent basis after signing a new deal with McLaren for next season.
Meanwhile, Clarkson and his former 'Top Gear' colleagues James May and Richard Hammond are set to host an all new car show on Amazon Prime.
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Peter Capaldi doesn't want to see K-9 return to 'Doctor Who'.
The 57-year-old actor has confessed he's not keen on the idea of his character having a dog for a companion as the fourth Doctor, played by Tom Baker, did in the late 70s and early 80s.
He's also admitted he'd rather have another female companion after Jenna Coleman's character Clara Oswald was killed off earlier this series.
Peter told The Sun newspaper: "I'd always fret about a male companion in case they tried to dispatch me and could run faster than me!
"I also had to say no to a pet - a companion is a handful enough. But it's not up to me. There may be a pet.
"I like having a female companion because I think with my Doc there is no romantic subtext, so it becomes about those individuals and how they bond and feel about each other."
However, showrunner Steven Moffat previously revealed he'd like to bring K-9 back and even thought about including the robotic dog in the 2014 Christmas special.
He said at the time: "I love K-9. I had a whole scene where the Doctor was pointing out how ludicrous Santa Claus is, having a reindeer with a glowing nose and so on... and then in comes K-9."
Peter Capaldi doesn’t want K-9 to return to Doctor Who
Peter Capaldi doesn't want to see K-9 return to 'Doctor Who'.
The 57-year-old actor has confessed he's not keen on the idea of his character having a dog for a companion as the fourth Doctor, played by Tom Baker, did in the late 70s and early 80s.
He's also admitted he'd rather have another female companion after Jenna Coleman's character Clara Oswald was killed off earlier this series.
Peter told The Sun newspaper: "I'd always fret about a male companion in case they tried to dispatch me and could run faster than me!
"I also had to say no to a pet - a companion is a handful enough. But it's not up to me. There may be a pet.
"I like having a female companion because I think with my Doc there is no romantic subtext, so it becomes about those individuals and how they bond and feel about each other."
However, showrunner Steven Moffat previously revealed he'd like to bring K-9 back and even thought about including the robotic dog in the 2014 Christmas special.
He said at the time: "I love K-9. I had a whole scene where the Doctor was pointing out how ludicrous Santa Claus is, having a reindeer with a glowing nose and so on... and then in comes K-9."
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'The X Factor's Louisa Johnson's chances of winning the show have been dealt a blow after she was struck down by a "nasty" virus.
The 17-year-old star - who is clear favourite to win the competition - has been kept in isolation as a result of the bug, which also affected co-host Olly Murs, and is struggling to speak let alone sing.
A show source said: "Louisa is putting on a brave face but she can hardly speak. We're worried she could be too ill to continue next week. We couldn't give her a free pass to the final, there would be
uproar."
'The X Factor' bosses have urged contestants to stay in separate rooms in the house and have issued hand sanitiser to wannabes in the hope the virus will not spread further.
Olly has reported flu-like symptoms after being hit by a similar bug.
The source added to The Sun newspaper: "If any of the other contestants come down with the same thing we will really struggle. Olly is also sick and struggling. The bugs going round at the moment are really nasty."
Louisa confirmed on Saturday night's show that she was "not very well" and complained of a sore throat after performing her two songs - renditions of Justin Bieber's 'Love Yourself' and Labrinth's 'Jealous'.
She said after the programme: "I don't know how I got through the show, it was pure adrenaline. My throat is so sore. I can't speak or sing."
Despite concerns, Louisa remains odds-on favourite with all bookmakers to clinch this year's 'X Factor' crown in next month's final.
X Factor’s Louisa Johnson struck by ‘nasty’ virus
'The X Factor's Louisa Johnson's chances of winning the show have been dealt a blow after she was struck down by a "nasty" virus.
The 17-year-old star - who is clear favourite to win the competition - has been kept in isolation as a result of the bug, which also affected co-host Olly Murs, and is struggling to speak let alone sing.
A show source said: "Louisa is putting on a brave face but she can hardly speak. We're worried she could be too ill to continue next week. We couldn't give her a free pass to the final, there would be
uproar."
'The X Factor' bosses have urged contestants to stay in separate rooms in the house and have issued hand sanitiser to wannabes in the hope the virus will not spread further.
Olly has reported flu-like symptoms after being hit by a similar bug.
The source added to The Sun newspaper: "If any of the other contestants come down with the same thing we will really struggle. Olly is also sick and struggling. The bugs going round at the moment are really nasty."
Louisa confirmed on Saturday night's show that she was "not very well" and complained of a sore throat after performing her two songs - renditions of Justin Bieber's 'Love Yourself' and Labrinth's 'Jealous'.
She said after the programme: "I don't know how I got through the show, it was pure adrenaline. My throat is so sore. I can't speak or sing."
Despite concerns, Louisa remains odds-on favourite with all bookmakers to clinch this year's 'X Factor' crown in next month's final.
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