His Irish luck has run out! Daniel O'Donnell and Kristina Rihanoff waltz off Strictly Come Dancing

Daniel O'Donnell and Kristina Rihanoff waltz off Strictly Come Dancing

The 53-year-old and his professional partner were chosen to leave by the judges after going head-to-head in a dance-off with Kirsty Gallacher and Brendan Cole.

Tamara Ecclestone parties with sister Petra Stunt and daughter Sophia at Bernie's 85th

Tamara Ecclestone celebrates Formula One mogul Bernie's 85th birthday

He's one of the richest men in the UK, so naturally cost was no object for Bernie Ecclestone's birthday party. The Formula One boss pulled out all the stops.

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Chantelle Houghton shows off her slim bikini body as she hoses herself down on luxury yacht in Spain

Chantelle Houghton shows off her slim bikini body on luxury yacht in Spain

She's battled with her weight in the past and reality star Chantelle Houghton showed off her slim bikini body in two stunning two-pieces while on holiday in Spain. 

Vicky Pattison puts on a seriously busty display in figure-hugging bandage dress as she hits the town with pals 

Vicky Pattison puts on seriously busty display in bodycon suede dress

She recently split from her boyfriend of six months, Stephen Bear. And Vicky Pattison was showing the love rat what he was missing as she hit the town.

   

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LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 08:  Jack O'Connell attends the GQ Men Of The Year Awards at The Royal Opera House on September 8, 2015 in London, England.  (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)

British actor Jack is returning to the stage to play a talented young snooker star in comedy thriller The Nap at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, writes BAZ BAMIGBOYE.

An excess of truth is a dangerous thing in business. Jewellery boss Gerald Ratner all but wiped out his company in 1991, claiming a prawn sandwich would last longer than his trinkets.

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Everett/REX Shutterstock (5073836b)\n Rachel Weisz\n 'The Lobster' film premiere, Toronto International Film Festival, Canada - 11 Sep 2015\n WEARING LOUIS VUITTON\n

Although admitting that she 'actually really like vodka Martinis,' Rachel Weisz's choice of drink(if she played a spy) would be a shot of tequila, writes BAZ BAMIGBOYE.

The Walk tells the true story of Philippe Petit, who walked across a tightrope suspended from the the Twin Towers of the World Trade Centre in New York in 1974 - and some have found it unwatchable.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Glenn Close is getting ready for her close-up, when she plays Norma Desmond at the London Coliseum, but backstage folk are nervous about how much dressing room space she'll want.

1980. Nottingham Forest manager Brian Clough with the European Cup. / 1980. Nottingham Forest manager Brian Clough with the European Cup. / Please credit: POPPERFOTO.Note: If

Jonny Owen's nostalgia-fest of a documentary, I Believe In Miracles, shows that Nottingham Forest manager Brian Clough had plenty to be big-headed about, writes BRIAN VINER.

This dramatisation of the rise and fall of the morally delinquent cyclist Lance Armstrong certainly comes with heavyweight credentials, writes BRIAN VINER.

Mia Wasikowska in Crimson Peak

Crimson Peak, starring Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain and Tom Hiddleston delivers the kind of chills that start in the back of the neck and work down, writes BRIAN VINER.

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Peter Pan is an absolutely cracking yarn. So quite why they felt the need to re-imagine it so drastically in this largely ham-fisted attempt at a prequel, I'm still not at all sure, writes BRIAN VINER.

Does the film, starring Carey Mulligan, pictured, do enough to distance itself from modern sensibilities? Probably not, but then that's not the story it needs to tell, writes BRIAN VINER.

With her choice of film roles, Emma Watson has been only half-heartedly distancing herself these past few years, from the part that made her famous, writes BRIAN VINER.