Louis Chilton
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- Sep 17, 2026
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John Bishop cancels US tour after doctors ban him from flying (opens the original)
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British comedian John Bishop has been forced to cancel a forthcoming tour of the US on the advice of medical experts. The Liverpudlian stand-up, known for his appearances on series such as Live at the Apollo and A League of Their Own, was involved in a motorcycle crash, injuring his leg. Bishop had been set to perform six shows across the US and Canada in October. On Wednesday (16 September), he shared a video to X, formerly Twitter, in which he could be seen wearing a medical air boot. “One of
Ed Sheeran fans struggle to re-sell tickets after Macklemore row (opens the original)
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Fans of Ed Sheeran are seemingly struggling to sell on tickets to his forthcoming tour amid the backlash over US rapper Macklemore being dropped from his tour as a support act. It was announced on Monday (14 September) that “Thrift Shop” rapper Macklemore had been pulled from the last leg of Sheeran’s tour over the rapper’s “Free Palestine” comments made on stage. Sheeran said that the decision was made by the promoter, Messina Touring Group, after venues threatened to cancel shows. However, the
Monty Pythonâs Michael Palin addresses John Cleeseâs âbewilderingâ behaviour (opens the original)
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Michael Palin has described the recent behaviour of John Cleese, his longtime collaborator in the comedy troupe Monty Python, as âbewilderingâ. Cleese, who along with Palin, Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam created the seminal 1970s TV series Monty Pythonâs Flying Circus, recently voiced support for the far-right political party Restore Britain. âI trust this man [Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe] more than any of the other leaders,â Cleese wrote on X, formerl
Yellowstone star to reprise role on Marshals after spin-off cancelled (opens the original)
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Jefferson White is set to reprise his popular Yellowstone role in the second season of the spin-off series Marshals. The 36-year-old actor had played the “universally loved” character of Jimmy Hurdstrom in all five seasons of Yellowstone, the hit neo-western series that aired on Paramount between 2018 and 2024. Fans last saw Jimmy on the Four Sixes Ranch in Yellowstone, with many hoping that he would be make an appearance in the 6666 spin-off about the historic plot of land that was announced by
England âTil I Die is a portrait of malevolent idiocy and empty anger (opens the original)
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Crowborough, East Sussex is the sort of town youâre unlikely to know about, unless you live near, or within, its borders. It is a town with a population that is, per the last UK census, 95.5 per cent white, and more than 50 per cent Christian. As one Crowborough resident notes in Channel 4âs one-off documentary England âTil I Die, it was a town âfamous for Winnie the Pooh and Arthur Conan Doyle, and nothing really happened hereâ. Sheâs using the past tense because this year, Crowboro
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